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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
Real Gsiate for Sale.

Real Goidte for Sale.
NHOICE PETROLEUM LANDS and
~ LEASES Af -fLE. solec'r1 = c5Dp'tont and ~
psssn,.i A.enf tofr,spcf d.ure : Tird Nyiy TO- OF
ssa.,ss D. 1. STtR 0ks Co. NctoaDeisyilr. hofgAa
Conn,y ohio.
MOCK FOR SALE.-IHE LARGE DOCK
j near the Railroad Dsp., rabr,hroF,. v J. bas
oo Zoe. front sso trek eonDens Vih he csnal
Raj. a! Il se~ j-.. v. l.. n. kElLONG,
iss Pear, street. ssw-b orb.
HOUsE FOR SALE.-A very fine HOUSE
In Thr,y-e ghth.s' Isdas.opa ave, APP, 20 ~
J. BLFEckFB, sos a co. No. u Cs's.st
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-ConsiSt-
vi ins 4 bns. Me- 5sw. NJ W. None. end SIX lcre'
Ct Land situated In sorhC hstbsu Coamh, Co, y; y,
. ven luis lou Iudso River. 70. yItiruefs adtie.
w p ROWE Inflvct'cv.iic. pu'ehssE Co. n. Y.
MUST BE SOLD.-A new double TEN
vi ENEhT HOUSE No s1y rhird .ys rents Tor $50
per a.nun. Aso .Bk0WS STONE HOLSE, 4 .tefl.a
A y l.be s2d .hsaf. IHqoe OF ovEor JOHN GLASS NO.
bsseora ave.
nlL aud coal LANDS FOR SALE or 10
" LEAsK-3 80 situated The Alrshsny hiveT.
\ g,r Eonzu. aui Wo. Rgus rs. lr soa Is ye nntrye
or-d but with ercelnt irts..cns, a. ssi heEh Il
es!npsny opsEug with good show Information ssn ie
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

io, resolution That the Comptroller BE- directed 70 efe ~
wsIrsut IN favor uc foiovinensmso pshs DO. ~
rendered Gu The OCCASION Of the reception Of the hnsn ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
ahltarn Nctlres.

4 RMY OFFICERS, MUSTERED OUT Or
IA RESIGNED, can ob.sln through ne .r.sdv s,.,, '.
OF th,k otdnanco sni qasT,rrr1sser secouits NV"
T.. BROWN L 1 o. No 2PY,,l,o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

Sr.Tsp SsssIes, Moaday, Dec. 10, 1854
OYpIcIAI. o'clock p M.
lbe Bosrd met, pursuant to adjournment in their Chamber
No. 10 Guy Hall =,
Fresen;-C ouu,IDea Hcsiy Keenan,. Ricy, EIophy bss
sfiy Webster, Ryan, Gyoss Keeper. Roster hodghtain
Hayilnd McGrath op5yhe Jacques, Ccok. Brandon Bhce
Russeii and loyossn.
H. tic absence 81 tie President =, roll cell, Councilman
Keensu moved that CoLn llsserty lake the clHiF
Which carried ,
Tie uaue, Of rca,ine le6 December 10 were read .d
approved
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa Disease
Of the Nervoussystem, Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness, Impotence and other aectionsof the Sexual
Organs Physical Debility and Premature Decsy-uew and
reliable in Reports Of the Howard Association
ntby mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge And
dress Dr. J. sKiLLIN HOUGHrON, Howard Anoeiatio,
No. South GintsStrsst Phuadslpkia, Pc 1ynS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

CUR INDIAN ALLIEs,-The Houston telegraph con.
tGins the proceedings Of meeting of the officers OF the
Cherokee ccmmand, Gen. Stand Waite presiding, on
The 9th ofJune A resolution TO re-enlist tor the
was prepared and beng read to the troops at dress pa
rade in The evening, was unanimously adopted.
The paper contains report OF the proceedings
of the lat Cbocaw regiment, June I'D A preamble
and resolutions presented rendering their services
to tie Confederate Government Tor two years more,
provided they would be received for that TERM bu this
they promptly and unanimously struck out, and insert
ed Tor the war, let that be long short" They also
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the soldiers CT the LIST ChGctaw Reg
iment oenlapd OF the Principal Che and all other off
ciais such cooper aton will all oe bodied free
citzeGs OF tue Uhoctaw Nation between the ages of
and 40 years. aud tted for military SERVICE to at
join the army, and in the comuon defence OF the Choc
nation and give such Other cooperation 20 the C.
s. Government will tf9ctualy relieve our country
from FEDERAL rule and
Resolved, hat the troops Of this regiment will sup
port no man for the National Council at the coming
electon in August who is not in favor of passing law
force between the sges of Is and 40 years in
the Confederate SERVICE to do their OF duty sol
ders
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
Siege of Charleston.
FOUR. HUNDRED AND TENTH Day.


The record of the firing in the harbor since cur last
report runs as follows During Friday night Battery
Gregg fired 76 and the Swamp battery % shots Fort
Sumter. On Saturday the firing on 5umer from the
same batteries Was limed 10 SO Shots ar1 Sunday
10 81 shots.
enemy was using timoers, &c the houses 1T
Legareville for the purpose OF establishing himself more
Comfortably On the neShoorlng island, gave orders for
the destruction OF the place. Amongst The troops en-
gagged in the execution CT this order, tbat gallant
command, the "s3tono ScJua,' sixGeea Of whom, %
this occasion, performed The melancholy duty OF apply
ing tue torC0 10 their own houses.
he whole village was soor = blaze, InaknS great
light which could oe plainly seeen fIom toe city. In
time The work OF destruction was accomplished,
and nothing remained OF Legarevle bur heaps smou
deIlns ashes.
Aieac~h the enemy Kept upa furious, but, as
Isua harmless, bombaIdment OF the place and OF The
peninsula upon which 1t stauds'
Charleston Mercury, 22d anst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
FROM EURCPE.
Mr.. sL1oELL 8 VISIT TO THE EMPEROR.

Correspondence of the London Herald
Paris july 26-1he Federal organs in this city have
been thrown state OF panic by the intelligence Of
Mr. Sldel having gone Vlchy, and by way of reiev-
ing their feelings indulge in the SORT OF rbald viupera
ton OF The South with which Parson Brownlow and
other negrophes have already dsgraced themselves and
oisgus all that do not belong to that most offensive
of cquss. 1t is impossible, however, to avoid wonder
ing whether the supporters OF MIR Lincoln are infatua
ted to dgee that they honestly suppose that the
recognition OF the South by European powers can be-
long deferred, whether they suppose that they
cheat their into believing That the event OF
the continuance uf the the patience Of European
Powers, aud especially OF France, WILL merely tor the
sake OF urtherlDg Mr.. Lncoln's elecIoneerlng pros
poets, induce them defer taking step which would
contribute termination OF struggle which is not
only disgrace TO humanity, but whicn-and that is
more to the poln-vitay AFFECTS certain French Inter-
ests | am not in position to state whether actlve
negotiations are pending between the representative OF
the South and not the Emperor of the French but
sho ud De surprised, had Mr. Shdel deemed 1T bis
duty to represent DIS MAJ esy that the progress of
the war AFFORDS proof that the Souther States
have achieved lie facto tner independence, and that
their recognition would be merely the acknowledge
ment of Jait occomp15.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
AN IRIsH SOEG.

AIR-KATHLEEN o'IORE.
He is cope so the wars and has left NE alone,
The poor, Irish soldier, unrieDded, unknown,
My husband, ny Patrick,
TIE bird Of my bosoIl-thoush now he IS f9wn
How incurred for the boy Jet murmured the more
Cause we once we're 50 happy 70 daina Lsnaofe,
Poor Ellen and Patrick!
~fernaps lie now thinks OF Ellen no more
A cabin 6 had, aud the was hard by,
An O slip g. garden that gladden. u me eye
n d there our Fairich
Fee idle while hight eV8r lived In the sky.
We narried-too young. and IT, likely too poor,
Yet no two were happy III happy Lsmore,
as Ellen and Patrick;
Til they tempted ard took hm way from cur door
He said be would bring me, ere Autumn Should fali
iinLes Or lark that saruld come a. Iny Cali;
Aas (! the po.I P.ttrlck
Es mas eft me a bid that Is sweeter thai al.
Twas born III a novel twas uolfis3ed il pain
Bat ii came IN my gclef axe a light on the brain,
(The enid VI pooh FatriCd
and taught 4ue 10 40. e Or bright 1vrtule eg2la.
AID nos-wa Two wander Irom door uAto door,
aud, Que ines vt steal back to NJ IpP Lismcre,
AID asa Tor poor fatrics;
Ard dgeain OF he q .ys Whsa all Tili be o'er
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-We regret to learn that Ell
ott the Geographic operator at Reams on the Peters
burg and Weldon railroad, struck by lightning du-
ring the severe storm of Monday afternoon and quite
severely injured He was engaged at the instrument
at the time, and stunned almost to insensby by
the shock Of electric fQd His condition was Jmmedi-
ately ATTENDED to- and after the application OF active
remides, he was relieved and is now much improved.
The building in which he was operating was not
much hurt but the instrument and other apparatus of
the Office were considerably disarranged.
Petersburg cypress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
DEL.

lie this to W. on the 800 inet, DENNIS FEAUPCGARD,
infant Of James H. and gare L. Ryan, aged year
and Is days.
IN Bladea county Tuesday the l6 inst of Typhoid
Fe yer LUCY, vile Of DR. Jas s Robinson aged IL years
Row sad tnat one 80 young and lovely should
has he cut CT D the morning OF her days.
Possessed eTiabe and ac ionate disposition, and
always Duoysnt aud cheerful spiri Iatura tuat
sbo uld be the charm Of her nily circle AboYe s
he d meek and humble christian Blessed
pure ii hear, for the shall see tod"
the Fayetteville, N. o. nal and Arory, Tues
day the 10th inst, OF continued fever HENRY G. ROL.
AN e Co 9, End N. Battalion, snd formerly of Kins
n. c., aged % years end months.
MaVh he rest in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

CRUEL TRoTTINa MATCH IN Ese,ASn-A t-o,t;u,.
match came of in the neghborhood Of Leeds England
recently, between noted horse called Jack Rosater
now aged nineteen years and mare called Ma,cbissa
i9r ene soe Pup1ss the nvinci
lance to be fifty miles for the horse, and ortv
nine miles and one thousand two hundred and sxty
yards for the mare At the end of the forty fifth mile
the mare fell down dead. Jack Rosster did bis fifty
miles tnree nouIs and thirty minutes, twentyseven
miles of the Journey having been mpleed in one hour
and forty minutes. The winner was in most depIora
BILE state at the finish.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

>SuE CRoPs-Spendng few days with friehd N
The cou,t7y last week We had an opportunity OF sce
ing the 9, sing corn in OF The best farming sec
IONS Ia Tue county, ard wcre macn granti7d at the
fatterirg prospect ior good yield. The late rains
have brought out the upland corn and the color s good
ara the large and maturing. We glad to
tice too thai our exchanges 10 different parts of the
State spsas oil the crop very good. Wesuppoe the
aggregate yield IL he state will be quite largequite
en6ugh we are confdeD, to sus!aa soldiers n the
fald aud feed our peope at hone.
Roleigh Progress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
CokFEDERATE TAX NOTICE.

II ,HR UNDERSIGNED will attend at the following times
and places make assessment Of all property real,
personal and mixed, of every kind and description, not
exempted
Al Gum Swamp, Cantuek District Friday August 26th,
and Saturday 9Th Point Caswell Monday 29th. Piney
Woods, Tuesday Both. Upper Black River, Wednesday
3st South Washington Thursday September lst. Rocky
Point Saturday 3D. Long Greek, (LliDgton)
Those failing to render list will be subject to the penalty
of the Law. w. B. LARKINS,
Assessor Money Tax.
will also attend at above named times aud places to
receive list of Tax Kind of all maured crops and WOOL
3, BELL,
Assessor Tax in Kind
43tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

TIE CONFEDERATE STEAMER GALLAHAssEE-The
Baltimore Gazette, Of the 18Th inst. says:
TIE Tallahassee still continues her depredations A
telegram from Yarmouth Nova Scotia, reports the
capture OF seven vessels Sunday last. Another az.
egran~from Ehomaston, Maine, announces ca pture
of twenty-five vessels eff Mactinciug Rock Ali the
latter were, most probably, fishing schoo0ers.
SETTLEMENT OF THE DANISH DIFFICULTIES.
The Asia at Halifax brings the intelligence that the
arrangement of the Danish question has been confirm
ed via Copenhagen. Denmark. completely cedes the
Ducbies to Austria and Prussia together With Jatand
and Euclares, the town Of Ribe excepted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

YANKEE PRIsoNERs--About one dozen Yankees,
captured by our forces on the north side of james river
were consigned to the Libby prison yesterday Among
the number was a negro fellow named A. Wiswail,
who holds commission second lieutenant Of company
e, Ninth United States (colored) troops. He was
aua1 tered with the whites.-Rlehnaond Dispatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
r WILMINGTON MARKET, Aug. oath, 1864.

BEEF CATTLE-Very few coming to market. We quote
grass atted The hoof 81 Is to 81 90 per h. for net
meat, in quality.
BAooN-se from carts 81 SO per ID. for hog round.
BBKswAx-$3 to So 90 per 10.
BuTrER-$7 10 S. per ID.
CoTToN-NO es to report We quote at 81 SO for ul
compressed and 81 20 to 81 Is per 10 for compresaed
Co&E-s30 per bushel.
CoRN MEAAkeaiis from the grauaries at SO peg busn
ell.
COPPERAs-Retails ST 50 10 81 per To-
EGGs-Sen from Carts at So so to S. per dozen.
FL. UR-Thc.e ia only retail demand, and we quote
small rCm first hands at $50 to $l60 per bb for
perhne.
FoBAdE-Fodder $l6 TO SIG and shucks SO $2 per
100 lbs.
R1DEs-G1een 50 aud dry 81 so to SIS per ID.
LEATHER,-sole $40, and upper $25 per ID.
LARD 81 so to IS per ID.
NAILs-By the keg, So 25 per Id.
PISA EU7s-From carts $I9 to $40 per busbe!.
PEAs.-Cow sell from store at $A5 per bushel.
PoTAToKs-lrsh $40 to $25; and Sweet 5 per hushe.
PoULTRY.-ChckeHs 81 10 So and grown fowls 81 to So
each.
RICE -Clean, 60 cents per ID. by the cask.
SALr-Sale from store during the week Of Sound made
at $50 per bushe.
eUGAR.-Brown, 81 per ID.
factory 81 rs to So per yard by
The bale.
SPIRITS TURPFN7 Nominal at S. to Sc per gallon.
sYRUP.-B9 the DBL, $25 to $50 per gallon.
TALLoW.-$3 to 50 80 per 10.
YARN-By the bale S 20 to 1872 SO per bunch.
WOOD sells by the boat load at $40 to $25 pine
ash, and $50 to $40 per cord for oak.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
THE RAIOERs-AK EPIC

Brownow out to play raider and thief,
He ran az ainst Reddy and soon came to grief,
He thought to catch train but met with shout,
And in the shortest possible space time with
hundred of his men, good many horses six pieces of
artillery, and all of his plumber, went ap the spout
[Stop that machine, Tige tho fly wheels busted =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
WILL BE AT MY OFFICE from to IL O'Clock, A. h,
every day. at Court House for the purpose Of co.,
ectng the state and County Taxes of 1904 AS my time
for settling for the same hand must say those
indebted that their paid before September
Court, shall be compelled to distrain:
~ Z. D. HALL Sheriff.
aug d. Z90-3t-4e-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
(cISEtHJ u ~ I1AhL1j
Lieutenant General Confederate States Army"

SINGULAR Wednesday morning we
noticed that accident occurred down the bay Sun
day night, and that MIR. j. Love had been killed and
Mr. Pierce severely wounded Ihe body Of supposed
Love brought up by the steamer Natchez and his
friends notified of the tacs, who Immediately took
charge of the remains and preparations made for
tbe<burel. That afternoon (luesday) Geographic
dispatch was sent to Mrs. Love- who resides short
distance 40 the Mobile and Ohio railroad, to come &c
the city. She did go, but By that time the supposed
remains of her husband was well placed away in packed
cUfin and the body being in sucd state of deconpo
stion that her freads told her it matter of
possibility for him to be recognized by her and Tor fear
of pad results, she exceedingly shaken by
srei they refused to open the coffin to give her the
usual last look.
On Wednesday afternoon tbs corpse vas escorted to
its last resting place by Mrs. Love and large COZ
of Intimate riencs and ocquaintaDcss. L.! and
behold the sequel Ga Wednesday night the live BODY
of Mr. Love was brought up Oh the steamer. Dick
Keyes and restored to his "WldOwed" Viie and sorrow
u friends the mistake having occurred sending the
body from Navy Cove to the lort 1t appears that
four men the boat that the accident occurred
On, and that confusion occurred i'll respect to them
and that the person who scot up tie body to the fort
told the one charge OF that it that Of osepn
Love. He delivered 1t from person to party until it
forwarded when it has since been proven that the
dead was Den0s Murphy, also very worthy cit
Zen. Tle person OF the deceased about the
height and size Love, and the haste and confusion IN
sending up the body caused the AXE which has ter
| minated 10 anything es6 than joke.
It is also stated that, on the morning OF Wednesday,
the newspapers containing the announcement of his
death and funeral notice read Nh Love at Fort
Morgan. He immediately autographed lady friend
The rot knowing that his vile the cy) that he
was safe ard ali right. The dispatch received just
before the funeral services performed and owing
10 TIE excitement at the time, sne thinking
riyla MATTER laid the dispatch her basket aud
cont Lued her preparation Tor tie snera, and did
read until Love made his appearance he house
IL O'Clock ST night, when he feelings Of bis and
ali present Can be better imagined than 4oocrlUel.
AIo6ie 1716une.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

In beat at Albany, New York, lately the dis
tance rowed, mile and return, was made in eigheea
ADD Ten aecnnds.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
MONEY MARKET,

The following the quotations given by the brokers
for stocks, bonds, specie, &c:
Confederate Bonds par $l2O according to
dates.
Four per cent. Certificates $50.
7.30 Notes $40.
Gold $40; Silver $lS; Sterling bills $l8 for
Bank Noses-North Caron4 So; Georgia 81 60 Virginia
and South Carolina ST. 80 to 81 tor
n. c. Treasury Notes 81 10.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
lK.> kkn4sD.

la Nassau, N. P July 2S'h, 1854, Mrs. EMMAsCARO-
BARNE Esq.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
sTarE 80 aO,SiH CA'<oLINh,
,r,nnvaR CnEATY-IN fQrITY.

STATE 80 aOekIH CANoLINh,
SEw HANOVER CcUHTY-IN EQUITY.
har'h" v 1iO"D''9' Petition for Diuorce
Wfn d. Br' wnIng. }
TT APPEALING tp3 satisfaction OF the Court that Le
/ detepdent, W. Fl. Browning, j. nonresident. " ~
therefore ordorsd Dy ths Court That % mace
in the Wilmington JonT al for elk week notifying aid ne
to appeac az the ne xt FERN of said Court and Dssd
a. swer or muir, Judgment will 6e taken pro coHfeso
IS 10 him. . -u.,-,,, - =, ,
Test. 3 d. nADoHLL' " A. r.:
Aug Is b 10 :"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
TIE muGEnN WIDOW LAaIENC.

THE MODERN WIDOW LAMEHC.
Flow On my tears-my tears flo" on;
ny husband low is lain,
Oh let me weep to ease my heart,
That may-mate again.
Afectioa's cord, though now in twain,
For / i'm who loved me dear,
Ii can weep my sorrows on,
III very BOON repair.
Oh. bid me not control my gfief,
Nor keep my feelings in;
Nor tell me now, to Calm nv woe,
For l have got-h1s " tlii."
That face of his l cherished dear,
Is mpo more, you know;
30 let me drain my bitter cup,
And get-another beau.
Tho night winds moan around lis grave.
And sing requiem cad
And, while he's held in peaceful. Sleep
I'll catch anotheI-iad
Then let my tears fow OH in peace,
And SO they gently h)Wt
I'll bear to some new manly bTeas.
The Gurthen Ut my wee.
Oh, for the joys of vanished youth,
Which with him cid sha1e
Would that had them back agaio
To g've soIne-other dear.
'rhe birds are stealing fast to rest,
The 81 tens seek The rug;
Oh. let weep, for through my tears
I'Ii see some to hog.
All dark al; Ark the past appears,
Since him loved e dead
Oh, would my tears nigh quickly bring
Some soothing spafB-to wed!
Nv breast is full !; then why not weep
10 calm this sldden'd heart?
Fer hif. dear soul. l can but weep,
AID f0d~his CouHteTpa
Then tell ne pct to check my grief;
Alas / HevrT can,
Until within his to6ly couch
place my-oJner man
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

correspondent OF the Confederate Gays the follow
ing officers al Point Lookout and are wei
Lieut. Josheph n opeace, 8.h n. =. Tto'fs'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

a TOUCH ToAsT-Any one VINO har been 10 s.. Au~
gus5icle Florida, any length Of time, mus have seen
or heard Of old C, who has, until recently KEEP,
store in that city who bad the misfortune 10 pc deal
He had stock of GOOD liquor in the cellar, and the
efieers at the post cultivated c-'s acquaintance
and peayed very friendly, although Of them dis
liked him, and thought he WIS little too 'stinsy
'ut they were always ready 20 dFiak when he asked
tnen1 to cake s,methag" On ore occasion be inVit
ed few of tbe into his back room; the cid rye" was
turned out aud ha glasses raised when one officer who
wished to amuse his companions little at C-'s ex.
perse gave following toast in rather low tone of
voice:
"Mr c., here IS hoping that you viii go to
HI
Old c. did not bear what was said but seeing
the ofcers's lips move supposed that ne had paid him
the usual compliment of drinking his health and promp'
y responded
"The same to you, sir, and all of your family"
The laugh was turned on the officer, who was pur-
ished for his impoliteness.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

We are under many obligations Catchy to the FIX
press messengers for late papers from Petersburg
Richmond. We received on Monday night, through
the kindness CT Mr.. ZIMMERMAN, dates from the above
cities TO the 2O, from which we make ssverai extracts
as follows
From The Petersburg Express, Goth isst.
FGOM THE FRoNr,
Leavy Battle on the Weldon Railroad-Ihe enemy
attacked md forced back-7hee thousand p,isoners
CO.. 1ed-Sevs loss 'Jtlieted on the enemy.
In the engagement OF Thursday afternoon on Davis
Farm, two and half miles South OF the City, the ene
my Was driven back from bis advanced position on the
Weldon Railroad, Tor tie distance of nearly one mile
a severe chassement was inflicted upon the foe, and
hundreds of bis killed ard wounded fell into our hands.
Night closed further operations and the enemy remain
cd IN possession of the railroad-hs left extending
across IN the direction of the Boydtor Plank road,
all ais right eastward to the Jerusalem Plank road
AT this point hreastwoIks bad been thrown up,
Thlch we're greatly strengthened during the night
Oner lines IN the rear OF this position busy en-
poyed all night in fOrtifyng Themselves against an ap.
pretended attack yesterday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25
rhs Burnsng OF Chnsnbsxsbnsg.

.:
AS it not to be generally known (says the Rich
mond Euaminer) that the burning of Cnambersburg
was done by authority, act of retaliation, we
deem ii proper to publish the following copy of the
order under which B-ieaderGeoeraI McCausland laid
to- town ia ashes
"HAEDo'Es ADVANCE FCRCEs O. s Al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-21

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