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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
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DEAR Sin:

hEAR Nth.
With your permission, I WISH 10 say
10 The readers Of yorr paper tl.at ! will
send by return mail to an who wish il,
(frec) Recipe, with .un objections for
making and using i simple Vegetable
Balm, that viii ctftctuany remove. in !
days. Pimples, B'"tches, Tan, Freckk..
and impurities Of the Skin. leaving the
the same soft. clear, smooth and bxan.
,ifal.
will also mail free to those having
Bald Wcsd. or Hirc Faces, simple Iii.
rcc,;oss and Information that will en-
ab'c them 10 start 4 full growth 81 I.nx.
nri.nt Hair, Whiskcrs, or Moustael,..,
ia less than SO 'tays All applications
answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully vonrs
IHOS +. CHAPMAN.
Chemist,
No s3l broadway, New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21

-. The weather has been quite warm
during the past week, attended with
considerable wind. Vegetation IS grow
ing rapidly,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
Chicago. iowa Il NEBRASKA
Al r. INE,
.sr-7z,ITT Fsss6IIs.s7I
III q. - RIIf HN nv

npur l5l Miles West Of sIissis-
sippi River!
The Shortest and Quickest Route betreen
Chicago and Central Iy'ca.
No Change Of Cars or baggage between Chiea-
90 and AArshall,
Good sleeping Cars Oh All Might
Trains.
Fare as Low as hy any other Route ,!
Time between Des Noines and Chicago Only
One Day!
On anc after Monday, April 90 1868, Trains
wi'lrun as follows;
Going East-Night Exp. ess leaves Mar
shall at $50 " on arrival Of Stages
from Des Moi e., Toledo ,-0P ~ Cedar
Rapids 100 1. NJ: Clinton ll,loP. N.
and arrive in Chicago next morning in
time for all morning trains going north
on east.
bay Train leave, Marshall at S 4. NJ,
Toledo $50 A. NJ. Cedar Rapids 1t $50
A N and arrives At Clinton - 4, 30 ~
Passengers to Ci.to by taisrtain can
take Night, Express for Chicago, or re
mai n Until ncXl morning ~ e,''o anu Ut
rive,in Chicago at a,55 NJ.
Going w est-Night Express leaves Wells
ST. Depotin Chicago at $50 in evening;
Clinton 3,l5 A. N Cedar Rapids 100
A. M Toledo 9,25 A. II. and arrive in
Marshall Mt 1915 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Chicago, on this tain at $50 in
evening, arrive in 3es Aofnes early next
evenins.
Day train leaving chicago at 8 4. ar
riyes at Clinton a, 4 p. ~. Leaves Gin
ton at $40 4 NJ Cedar Rapids g. 10 Z
TOTE 70 a. 7,eoPM and srY.vcat .a,:rshall
NJ sop NJ.
Passengers going East from Decatur, Ona-
wa, Omaha, Council Bluffs ICES Mcines. Sioux
City. Fort Dol:e, and All points west Of the
Il. Meines River, can procure Tickets a.
tie Stage Offices, or Of Tho. Hatton. .Ir. pes
Moiues. Passengers leaving pcs Mnines in
tie morning arrive in Chicago early next
morning.
He sure 10 get Tickets by way Of
MARSH All.
CONNECTIONS.
At Turner Junction with Trains for Free
ro-. nune,h, gainesville, Fon du Lac.
Pr lie d. Chen and La Crosse.
Al Dixon With Trains of Illinois Central
Railroad.
At Clinton with Boats on Mississippi River
Al De Witt with Stages for Davenport and
Maluok TIA.
Al Clarence with Stage for Upton.
Al Cedar Rapids with Stages for Iowa City.
yintoa. Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa.
At Blairtown with Stage TOR Mareago:
FEElGllr
Leaving Marshll in morning reaches Chicago
mex, morning, aud Freight leaving Chicago
II night arrives in Marshalln sxt night with
ont any change 81 cars.
f. y. TALCOTT. Gen. Snp't, Chicago.
t. p. HOWE, Asst Sup'i, Clinton.
30 GAULr, Gen: Freight Agent, Caieacg.
~. CDTTLs, Tlas. Aet.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
E.OG "A H.

80. For Dyes Of various colors call
a, the Pioneer Drug Store. They are
just introduced.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21

Mr. Briggs late Washington
correspondent of the Burlington Hawk
eye, will please accept our thanks for
his social and very agreeable visit OF
yesterday. Call again.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21

I've kn0,c not ,chrrc else 80 much an
heutic Intelligence Of the rebellion can he
,,btiincd.
".W othcr cork possesses tie ra(ue as
uork..f reference"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
ESPECIAL NOTICE /

0kSNK6NKENNE NS CURED Hyy;sa
TIME inebriate may now bid defiance 10 the
tempting esr Tr ZANE'S ANTI
D0TE FU r STRO NG DRINK is
certain eare for Dsaakaess. I, creates dis
like for strong drink, and can he administered
without the knowledge Of tho patient. Price,
81 hax Scrt by mail 10 any f,drcse hy
$ & ufHAM, ios Chestnut Street, pl,ladel-
phia, la Circulars sent free, yam tGm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
The Great Living History.
TIE
Rebellion Record,
A Di,ry Of American Events.


a Dl3T OF american EVS1AtS.
EDfrED
BY FRANK MOORE.
Publishing inparis, also centscach part illus
.ratel with two Portraits engraved on s,cel.
-FOUR vOLU INES.
are now ready, ut snuexed prices, aatil April
|, 1868;
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Sheep. 90 :.
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ANDPRlvATE LIBRARY
The four volumes contain:
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New Orleans, inclusive.
H.
Over me THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS
and NARRATIVES Of all tie Battles ard
shirlnishe. tina, have occurred during tito War
III.
over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BAL
LADS, both loyal aud rebel.
".
FORTY SESE PORTRAITS, engraved en-
steel, of the most celebrated men Of tbs time.
ani TNen,y-six Maps aud Plaas Of Battles.
u.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents and An
&c ,otss ofpersonal Dating and Bravery.
.AS 4 WORK FOR CONSTANT REFER
ENCEIT Is EMINENTLY TO BE RELIED on
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49, Broadway.
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As broadway.
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NOW REAng,


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VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE
nd in cloth, At.Sa,75 each; sheep, 100
halfmorocco, or halfcal antique, $500 each
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Inc heD0ll1O1 Record
ispublished in PARTS each Part illustrated
with TWO FINE PORTRAITS 50 ceuts
each.
ALSO, IN VOLUMES.
Six Parts, with copieus index, comprise
Volume.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21

CT ce.ies & Queen sWare
in fhicarc which lie rro.,esss I" sell As low
if rot little lower ii,an any e'lic- hause in
town. Remember he has opened OF The north
side'at The Pablo s,ulre in the old E,nrire
store one door e, st Of III" Tin shen SrY
his wav Gentlemen & LADIES' the DIOR Shall
always be open Ny stock is full well sc
iscte' CONSISTING Of nrerlv every thing thar
is kept IN FIRMLY c"oe-rr. eve me call
cx ,mina for Yourselves Believe M re
~ esq ntat;ons that the indifferent nav make
- vow, Come one & all be the Judges ya,r-
selves ". $. TIN belt.
v-nap.
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A NEW EDITION,


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AGENTS, is now publishing in Nos, at o5 cts
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Steel.
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expense, on receipt of Prine. Sent in regis
tered letters, the publisher will be RESPONSE
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separately $1,000
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
NOTICE

The undersigned offer for sale the Mill
knowa as the Columbia Saw Mill, On liberal
terms. For particulars inquire in Toledo Of
THOMASMURRAY & L MERCHANT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21
Rumors Incidents Patri-
otto songs and Ballads.

illustrated With correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of the
Notable men Of the time and with maps and
diagrams OF the plans Of battles
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21

Consisting OF ALL yHE
OFFICIAL REPORTS Of Battles, Sklru,;shes.
MESSAGES AND PpocL AMagsoNs
OF the President Of the United st ,,es
SPECIAL ORDERS Sc &C.
GRAPHIC Accounts of the movements Of troons
IMPORTANT SPEECHES and LETTERS from
leading men Ncrth and South
f'cruREsouE NARRATIVES from eye witnesses)
Of the GREAT BATTLES, Secession a~dnan-
ccs, Messages, rroclama.isns, Sc
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-21

commencing with tho meeting of the Sou;l,
Caroliffa Convention, Dec. 18th, ls6o : gi.-
ing in the form OF Diary, n concise. suceinc,
aud truthful his DRY of every event as it &C.
cnrs.
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~taaten, reip. Self. DaUts. an un6 be6t bic
8Ipdabe auf, bafir beltattst Die GUufSberos
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muir fir Rtiees 0atfe Eorgen tpole. @letd>
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babe nun 70 9isl file pia gstpan, paB mir j.
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BARN. Nra fpl6enben Sag fanbte Der Wintaer
eta OetaGpemens aus, tim bteIe 81mber AZ ber-
6often 4; ober 1908 9el9ab? Ote @ensO'oys
men, bic Nrttuerls. Ote @~olbeto[boten uub bos
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|Sate8en alf uao bic NatiUnnloer1 ammGuna
fanete cine DeputattCn, um milf bfn 0rsttens
ben @arteten ST parlamentiren. sOle Wattc.
na(1erlautmIang (oute N3 pernanent erf(Gren,
fonnte Aber bic Bail Dpq i165gni@t 3n|anmen.
brts18ss ua0 70 Darbe BE Stbuua aufaebpben.
9nSwEI@en Dauerte pa6 9Gte6sn Il, Der @tabt
fort BIS 3Gln N6enb. no sndn fGpn etnioe SO
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reT1o beiiFa bic Observation-Disclosures eta
rsns5 Wtni0ertun ernarute. Davoo Inb Sler
DEM Bsr8e uno bier BON Der Gbene. Mu6er.
oem tpurDe per Dctsss, eines saOlilttGrsGom
uaanbanten BON g!tben ab8elAaft unb pecrD.
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befreteu. SIM 0anBen fEnb 200 0etSptet unl
500 gsrEDurbet, 8iele Ganetltsn Fnb noa ben
S!cdeaS eefpbsa.
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uuf's Gtgeneae rerbOten, bab trgene Eel@e
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800 Msileu. az Da6en, Dte Gtnppbner
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faben ptepbretn fstns llntetFunft tint Srte
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nnt tur Elm 8etIptel Spn ben encrtteu
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aen, Bag stn 0tas GiswaTsr SO @ents unb
Cine Gttrone bas Natnli@e FoItst bies
la6er maate ntGs bsr Jal, Sean Dos Commit
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amT ben Bettebr anbsre 8~fiFt11man9en &C.
trgfen noeroega. 49, .
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0nr Gnrt MOnroe.

Sort MUurUe, 90. Suit. Ser Yare
acknowledgements giep gort fam 8eRern @benb
an unD braHte NebeIensettanetn bis gum u.
Der SuyetfeStIe Sbitrper bsltsbt Daranf,
ober unternegmeu6e 8sriGterEaIter, tpelGer
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@efan9ene geurrlats;,, ntaGIe iUfott e~ntlallsn
werben." 0Gnl9t Der S6 itrDer ben Self
8rdpbtrea gu rulntrsn, tnbers er TIN 0nf lpabre
0srtGte belhrGntt?
Gin Dollar Sob pIrb NIT 81 paptsr
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SOu Gatpsppsr unO 20 bon Dpt9sUiQe an.
Der WaY0r BON Saponaa0 tat cine Brc.
flaWatipn an ale 8stppbner Der Stabt erlaIz
fen, tUortn Ct le aufforpert, l0 3nr 8ertEeis
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beftRlt, tAre 2GDem nm 2 l1br NaGmttta9s
teOen Wscnta9, Mtttrr9 unp Grettag an (0lte-
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6eretts lino brei 9fi3iere als 3susea Der
uOinsnen.
Dae SdlepptUot llaitso States fam 9eutt
Na@mtttag nit 154 Sigbslen9sfun8easn On
meIhe nat) Norfolf gelasDt spnrDeu.
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Mnff@l1ne is6er 81. s. @tep1ens'
WtffiOm.

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ausfabren Iolte.
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geDronst, unb bterouf burA ben Mtntasr bes
Aasiudritgen, Benjamin, Elm Snha6er bon See
nob 2onbOn nnD @arts aeIaaot.
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glapOlepn eine Natan3 NIT benz @GSen eu,t,,
Ot'tsn un6 apar untsr ben Rleeapen 8eS{n!
9un9en:
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4 eGegrapbtfG1e SSa5rtc1teGs.
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tie iptrbsn ntemoI8 TN RaEplslaeer etntrefeu.
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tbetl oe8 GtnDradS BON ibaaIeu Sploatgu.
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l@tren, lGUenfte utne @ufentbaIt mao Sad
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regiment TN 0arOIeIager 3n reprd1entiren,
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gu @noe at1D tie pputen rad Sauie Geoen."
Die Nsbr3abl be8 3. unb 6. 9Ouigana unb
bea s. @ltfourt 8e9tnents foIeten tbnen.
get etnsr MusbsIerunas bfs 3ebeLenf6rt8.
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fpren9t tpur0e, fanOea ptr 60 Bis so per1dat=
tete 9et@name anter Den Nutneu. Gs 1aelnt,
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tparen, uno babel bur@ bie GrpIoiiOn uateg
ben SGan3en be8raten wurOet. 3pet RDpfe
tourSen ~dus9s9rabsn, fir ipeIGe iptE bic &Gra
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oufn mB9lt4en VOfttpneu, etnige IaBen, aas
eers @fntsten, etner lag iogar NIT Nsnt &Opfe
tin!en tn ether ttsfen @rubs.
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Der W. q. ,. Is" 8te5t fuIgenbs 96tl.
Derung A
Das @ebafOpOl am MilTlIiypt mai Oor
@as6rud Der Rs6eGi0n uu0 Dor fstnsr 8ela~
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gebnute Stabt BON 1auberem Musieben : NIT
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3abl ~ele9Gnter Wrtpntbduler bot @idsbnro
etnen freunOIt&eu Nnbltd BAR. -
Nnoere TT 60 tsst; es fe0t mad, Der gopt-
tulattUn Dor NQem ntGt taebr retnltn oue.
nteImebr atemItH %uniauber, unb bieltr NQonoeI
an NetnIt&fstt erasuet &rant6eiten aQer Orr.
inter ben 8erobnern beg Srtes, tuie ~nonent.
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beldonD TT Der, Bag muter BEN b~efebenbeu
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2t1ner, Salate unb bsval., FnS ibnsn ar
nt@t 8u81n9It9. NueS, mas he erbaIten. iinb
pom ben gOmmiTar9-g crrGtbsn. ibneu
Ssrabfcl9tsn, 6ur4s6n9ts fsbr I@per psrOau.
sl9e SsbensaittsI, aIs Graders. Sped
gOpnsn, Hsts, 9siuG3enes 5letfh &C., unb paF
egasn seeu nt9tS Nnberes aAfummsu fam,
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Bottom, tpelGss pom ptraten Glpriba bsv-
brannt raroe, bstrdet $4,000 unS Bic pcs
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TEUEE DATS LATER FzsDM
EUROPE,


81. JoHNs, n. F., Sept. 8.-Tha tteamshiu
Adrtatic, from Liverpool VIA Galway, Sept.
LIST, Passed Cape Race to-day and Hes board.
ed By the news yacht Of the Associated Press,
and the following Is summary Of. her news
The Liverpool, 1f4en,y processes to havc
reliable Information that the Vanderbilt was
sunk 50 ey the Alabama, Aug. 18th, in latitude
The Times edito1iany admits that the cues.
tion Of ships for the Coafedezates il becom-
ing serious and urgent. No concession can
be made to menace. Laws must take their
couiae: The 1sna<s hopes that II the1atns aro
really Intended EoEt Gonfsdasuteo tAo law
MAJ be strong enough to stop them.
PoLASD-W WARSAW, Aug. 0.-The National
Government has Issued = decree forbiddlng
the exercise Of the censorship in Warsaw.
FH4ScE--PAR1s, Aug. 3l.-A- decree has
been 1ssued for striking medal, commemo-
rative Of the Mexican expedition, to be dis
ttibuted to al who bare taken part in the
campaign.
RrssA.-It is reported in Paris that Russia
will not reply to the three notes, but wIlI
give constitution to Poland.
GEaAASI.-1p Frankfort, 1t is Thought
the Congress Of Princes does not work eatls-
factory & to the German people, revolution
After burning Polish village, the Russians
sent to LibeIia all Its inhabitants, men, wo-
AA&0s I'LL E@4At(At u kAtub1uu 6uul4 III ELL.
and conf1scated their estates, for executing !
Russian spy caught near the village.
G:LwAY, Sept. 1.-The Polish insu1rection
is still rigging. Telegraptic adyices report q
crest victory Ut kanaw-on which side, ts not
etat& d.
Tie Richmond Government had made q
pressing appea1 to the Spanish Government,
to obtain the recognition OF the Confederate
States. offering to guarantee to Spain tho DOS.
session OF Cuba and Porto Rico. The Span
lsh Government declined.
The Times to-day Gays, in regard to the aes:
tina'!on Of the Suspicious and powerful armor-
It morally right that ss1ps like these should
leave our ports for such service as that for
which they are intended. We do not wish to
see any mora Of them sail upon the same c.
rand.
, 1863-09-09
FROM CHARLESTON,
Latest by Rebel Sources.
TERRIFIC B0hlBARDMENT OF
TIE 5TH and 6IH.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 8-The following
are extracts from the Richmond Examiner. Of
September 7th:
CHARLESTON, Sept. To-day has Witness
ed another furious bombardmert Of FORTS
Wagner and Gregg, by the encmy's feet and
batteries. The firing Was begun at daylight,
and Was maintained steadily until dark.
a monitor il now firing On Fort Mou1trie,
and another assault on Battery Wagner il
deemed probable tonight.
Since yesterday no further attsck hasbeen
made on Sumter, which has been held twenty
days, against all the efforts Of the cnemy's
great guna, By Land and By sea -. -. S-::-
> Of 7,es1 ahots which have been fred at 1t,
2,495 have struck outside, and. z, ,130 Inside.
The dag has been swept away fourteen times.
''. sHcoND DISPATCH. -:
cHAr1ns7os, Sept. e-9.so l.. x,-satkc satn
bombardment Of Batteries Wagner and Ger
has been incessant for the last afsy.two l,3urs:
The noise Of the cannonade is trcmondoux,
Last night the enemy landed near Cum
ming's Point In barges and assaulted battery
Gregg. The assault waa repulzcd. No psrue.
ulaiG. - >:
WAsH1soToS, Sept: ga private letter
from Gen Gilmore's army, dated Ansust
91st, says: r
"Our approaches are noT within 150 Yards
cf Fort Wagner. But tho place liz a gF:ond
Sebastopol, with this ADVANTAGE in fhvfI of
the latter. that in front Of VA gner thertis 10
little earth between the surface and the :poInt
where water is reached, that mining ID, iu-
possible and eapPing nearly So. Tho nace
-hFfWEpH 1f1H IL fisH eFk ko1
, 1863-09-09
FROM CAiR0 AND BELOW,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbuns.1
CAmo, Sept. 8, 1868.
The steamer Julia, Captain ). T. McC1ay,
from New Orleans, I'd, Memphis, Tth, arrived
this evening. The steamer Continental clear
cd the same day. The news in the New Or
leaus papers Is unimportant, and mostly an
ticipated.
+ As the Julia was passing down abe was
fired into at Morganza, four miles above
Bayou Sara. Over a hundred shots were fired
at her by gueri1las. Two persona on board
were wounded, Adjutant Robb and colder.
The Adjutant's wound WAS in the face. Both
men will recover. '".
On passing the same place agaf11, on her
wny up, On Thursday afternoon, the Julia
was again fred into. Serenity or eighty shots
we're fired, and from ten to fifteen struck the
boat, some Of which passed into and through
her cabin and te1as. On this occasion only
one person was hit, but some Of the escapes
were very narrow ones. !.
The Continental had passed the same spot
Just before the Julia, but was not attacked
: On Saturday, the Sunny South, on her way
below, WIS fired into ut Iowa Island, twenty
miles down. Several mimic balls penetrated
her cabin and texas, but no one WIS injured.
ihe steamer Tecumseh en- her way--up, On
pass1ng the same spot WAS attacked In sim
Lar manner, but no one On board ras injured.
The firing In both instanees was from thu A.
kansas side. The Hawatha Afterwards nasa-d
up but no attack WAS mado on her, Acoup1e
Of gunboats went down to Morranza after
fhr Atlantic A1tbonph n lnrrr ,,r,,.. -