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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
For the Journal.
The Izon-Clad Raleigh at Sea.

FohT FISHER, N. c., May eth, .s64
be monotony # earl son lie has beeq disturbed by
act of gsautfy Oh tn" 1art Of ouE nav Last evening
The iron clad Raleigh Lieut.. Pembroke Jones command
ing, bearing the broad lennaps of g cfcer Lynch
steamed cut OF New lultt in quest of the enemy. Not
long after leaving The bar tie sh met bIockadel
cruising about and her finch shot crashing through
coulter mmedistely left making sigr as y feet The
lron cad cont nued her cruise until after dngh when
runner, fred slot ard down to pick up pre-, but
instead OF rcctif the surrender OF an noarmed Anglo
re6el jonathan compliant ned bP ball that wss
more surprising than agreeable. Thinking in his wonder
that he had been fired by of TIE squadron through
bright blue hit, whs The Raleigh being very near
lie shell whsng throt gh her bulwarks. The Yankee
The red aud blue signals OF the enemy flashing
IN different directions, giving the alarm 10 each OTHER
Nothing seen or heard during the night ard
who awaited the result On the rampsrs OF Foi Fisher
were relieved when The dawn commenced to roll the
tain from the Daylight st dclcs the email
steamers Yadkn and Fuquator about two miles from shore
awaiting the orders OF the Raleigh, which they tccom
anicd the bar. Soon tn, horizon cear aid we
discovered the iron clad eight miles to in quiet pos
session of the blCckadng chorage Soon alter the
hlockaders that had CT appeared in the horizon
and the lit black dots deVe topped themselves into gun
boats
First came two we'll into view, and one approaching
within range o. tie Raleigh greeted by OF; long
,aw engagement COMMENCED, in whios the second
blcckader Joined. but enemy sufficiently
amused and ran off, giving the Flag officer wide berth
Six sal appeared but only had the temtrity to
exchange shots with the iron clad and she soon decsmp
ed beyond range About six O'clock eight blockaders
in sight but not wihstanding the Raleigh hteemed
defanty around their anchorage, miles from the guss OF
Fort Fisher, dared to take the gauntlet At
o'clock, the Flag Officer wishing to the tide the
BAR signaled tor his and turned the Raleigh
PROV shore. The little trio for med line five
miles out and ste AIMED slowly in. tie Confederate fg wa
wing sauciy above their decbs The Fort greeted the Raj
egh with salute she passed in.
What damage the iron clad did to the two vessels she
struck is not known. She not struck. The gallant
conduct OF the officers and the Raleigh worthy
may ezpec' from Navy, if the enemy should at
tao our port. G. b. A.
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HEADQUARTERS WILm,HGTos
10 III WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
AFTER consultation with his Horor the Mayor publish
the following notce-I has been repo ted that
provision dealers sell TO the citZeCs rets
prices or small quantities at the esent exorbi
much beyond the specie hass On the
other hand blockade able procure meat etc.,
by the Wholesale, paying any price that is asked.
Notice given that unless provisions are brought
market at the customary hours, and lair chance
given buyers residing the City the stock viii be i'm.
pressed for the of the army and the the
ment prices
IT, however, provision dealers willing TO carry Oh
their business formerly, without violating the order Tor
bidding sQpply to running tie blockade.
their business will be iaterere
with The latter w no doubt regulated By he sta
of the supply and the currency.
At presest the citizens get nothing from market
prefer that the troops should be supplied in preference c
those abundany able procure provisions ell ewhere
w. II. G. WHITING,
MOTOR General.
April lss., 1854. 4Au
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FROM RIcHMoND-THE BATTLES IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND May 9Th, 1854.
The Interruption of TELEGRAPH ie communication
Richmond Weldon with the hourly expscta that
the lire would be d. has accumulation of
rres reports It this point the material points Of which
are subj0irsd.
RANGE I. IL, Nay 7th.- Gen. EWel again repulsed
the enemy yesterday. rhe Yankee loss terrible
esDecaily early front. Ew ellis was small Last
LEht u held possession of the eneuys battle field of
the lett and centre, capturing lumber wounded Our
sucue very great, but lot decisive. The charge of
Gorons brigade praseDted IS the grandes we
Our loss about five thousand. OF the whole
a large lopotion only slightly wounded The fight
occurred III depsely wooded country, heuce little
artillery used
THE CHESTER Fight, g., &C.
IL the fight at Chester, Saturday. midRa between
Rchnluad and sburg, TIE 1aukees were repulsed
with !Oss f ode thousand in killed aud wounded.
Ali the Yankee cdicers, about thousand in number,
to Danviae, Saturday, Before leaving they
becam6 very re FACTORY,
An Cic4I telegram from Harrsonhutg, believed rea-
be- states that McN@li struck the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad Piedmont on Saturday destroying the bridge,
machine shops and nine The damage amounts
to several millions Of dollars
Northern of the 55n inst has been received. Gold
was gu tad at $50.
Maximiiiian has sailed for Mexico.
The Alexandria has been given up to her owners.
Cotton advancing IN Liverpool.
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FROM nnLTuN-FiG9T On SUNDAY-ENEMY RE-
PUiE' D.

DALToN, IA, Kay 9th, 1861.
20 kar corr attempted vested - carry Dug Gap
BY toun. The Gap defended hy GIRgsby's Ken
t ky a7a;ry rG the Ist Akansas Infantry, VIC repused
them three assaults iLh ctng leaVy loss on tie
enemy Our ammunition becoming exhausted the men
sisted last assault by peling the enemy with stones
until tie arrival II Granbuys Texas brigade, when the
enemy routed, and hastily withdrew. Oar loss was
very small. One Lieutenant and twenty men were captur
ed Slight skirmshng going in front up to dark
The enemy have massod heavy force in front o Rocky
Face. Five lines of battle being vsb g. it thong he
WCJAd attempt cary it by this morning hu!
ct 10 dGDUnstraf las been made.
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YANKEE ACCOUNT FROM ARKANSAS.

Jih4 ISb8
The Operator at senatoba the TIN inst. the
thoty of the Memphis Bulletin of the 18th u says thar
400 OF Steeles troops mad arrived Little Rock. The
balance rs mes out. Steele's loss heavy He
had destroyed ell OF his trains and lost nearly all of his
artiIley. He followed by Marmaduke and flanna-
gan Little Rock AID Pine Bluff is thought to be defensi-
BILE
OF Col ID. +. Cage, who crossed tie Mississippi rvec
the 5h, with dispatches from Gen. Smith Tom Taylor,
that Bat ks fleet at Alexandria, aud the Confeder
ates below cutting off Bank. supplies. The Yarks
trying to Gam the mouth of the Falls of BED River
get their gunboats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
LATEST FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMoND, May 1O,-Receved at Whining toa, May IL,
ocIock, g. u,-NothDg from Gen. Lee since Sunday
nigh. The Yankee cavalry made raid on the Central
stroyed two trains loaded with CommssarY The
enemy still remain in force in Chesterfield county. They
the attack on our forces defending the railroad
All reports from Northern Virginia favorable. The
country between the RappahannCCk and the Potomac is
sTarmipg with Yankee deserters and straggeEs.
here heavy rng at spottsyvania Court house to-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
LATER FROM RICHMOND,
via D6nville.1

TIcHMoND, Nay 9th, 1894
Received Wilm ing ton, May 10. 420 A. III.
dirpatch from Gen. Lee, dated o'clock A. N, Sun
day says After repulsng the from fpottsylvana
G. H. that pornng, they received renforcemsnts and
De~ed the attack position, but again hand
somey driven pack.
Nothing defEie from Chesterfield to-day, except the
enemy sheled our works at Fort ewry.
Cen staford's funeral took place this forenoon and
Gen. jenkins this afternoon attended ty the Of
Congress.
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FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, May 10TH 1864
telegram from Gen. Hood to the Superintendent of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, says that all is clear send
The trains usual.
The affair at Resaca plan of Gan Johnston eaten
The enemy. Snake Gap left open and troops 20
the it, and everything prepared to him in
front. 1t is yet Known il the enemy is bagged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
URTRFR PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE ON
THURSDAY. RESUMED Friday.

l..
The 70 lowing additional particulars of the fight yeser-
day have been received Heth and Wilcox in the
fight yesterday. They checked and dove back three
corps and two divisions of the enemy. Lanes North
Carolina brigade night surprised and captured
three hundred prisoners. General Pegram is painfully
wounded the knee From three o'clock night there
was very heavy mnsketTy frirg but little artillery
gagged. Cooks brigade fought well and loses heavily
Thomes and EcGowans brades also suffered consIdera
bly,. Rosser fouRht Wcoxs whole division o. Yanf ee
cavalry yesterday with single brigade, driving them
ba OK at all poibts.
The lighting aga this morning mostly with nuske
~ 1t reported and believed that driving them
before rs Gen. BenniDg slight wounded in the
in the fsh this morning Tie battle field % miles be-
low here. About 81 IriEonera have received
lcSe, and tEe+way. The Richmond ambulance
committee arrived this morning The press coF1espon-
dent left for the battle field this morning.
DI-PATCH.
TIE FIGHT ON FRIDAY.
ORANGE G. h., May 9th, 1864.
Tie attack Of tie enemy this morning very violent,
but repUlsed IN every iusar strong effort
made 10 turn our right. We drove them our left bur
he stubborn the right; but LoOgstreet finally
forced them give way. General Longsfreet received
a severe wound IL The shoulder. General Paul
jenkins mortay wounded. The ting principal
W.T. nus kerry The ground being unsuitable fer artii
eTy. Gel. Brown, o FugUia artillery killed. The
battle was fought the Wilderness. The enemy has
Leen pushed bach ChaLceo sVe. Everything locks
well; Will gend fuller Tomorrow. Yankee Gen.
Wads orth killed Feventeen hundred prisoners have
Been received here.
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FURTHER FROM DALTON.

DALTON, Nay 10th, 1866 p. NJ
All quiet along the lines Sig hit skirmshrg has taken
place at intervals during the day. The eremys demon,
straton Res failure. They were met by our
cavalry and handsomely repused.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

FIGHT BETWEEN RICRhOND AND PETERSBURG.
RICHMOND via Danville, May 9Th. 1854.
The enemy il Chesterfield county have wihd rawn from
the Rroad TO their entertainments. Smith aud Gilmore
commanding,
Butler is directing the expedition with his
at City Point where a negro brigade was entrsnched.-
No fighting at Wahal junction to-day The enemys less
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yesterday was one Thousand killed I'd wounded Butler
made narrow escsre from the fire of his own pickes
near City Point Friday evening.
dispatch from Gen. Lee says that the enemv has ad-
vanced his position towards FredericksSurr
The is favorably construed n official circles
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OFFICIAL FROM GEN. LEE.
hICHAOND, VA, May STl, I6t
near SPOTTsYIyAHTA C. H.. Nav Sth

RICHMOND. VA, May Stn, 1864,
near SPoTTsYLvAHIA c. H., May Sth. !
To the Hon. JAS. skDDoN:
After sharp encounter with the fifth army corps under
Warren and Torbetts division Of cavalry Cen R. II. An
derson, with the advance of repused the
with heavy slaughter, and took possession CT the Court
House am the grateful to the gver of all mercies
that our loss il snail.
Signed, z. z. LEE, General
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FRQH ATLANTA-FiGaT SOUTH OF DALTON.
ATLANTA, May 10th, 1874.
Communication with Dalton interrupted last night
by the presence of ha enemy Resaca No press
port yet received.
private telegram from mber of kcNair's batter
says We reached Reseca in time for the fight Nobody
in the battery was hurt"
The Geographic line is now working to Dalton.
L'Resaca s distant Sd miles North Atlanta end Is miles
South of Dalton.l
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ro rive NurEns nF ni,rLIN CorNrY.

GENTLEMEN AND BROTHER oOLDiERS:-I
nounce myself Candidate for seat in the next House OF
Commons of the State Le8=ntule Being soldier in The
lst N. C. Cavalry Co l. it prevents me- from seeing
mngrs with the voters OF Dupin County; therefore am
in hopes that opponents will not take any ad-
vantage Of NY absence. Not knowing what may
fore the Legislature, have b1 promise make my
frierds, enough to be elected shall
daavor promote the OF the State and County of
Dupa far as nv skill and ability will admit am still
a Democrat and strong eeccssOnst lived
or died Acts louder than words have been in the
service three years the All Of July next
~ EMlTu.
l-C4 S2.4,t
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TELEGRAPHIC

Entered according to the Act Of Congress- in the
1853 by J. S. THRAsHRR, the Clerks Office of the Dis
ct Court Of the Confederate States for the Northern
District OF Georgia.
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FROM DALI !N-FIGHT AT RESACA-THE ENEMY
MOVING THEIR FORCEs-YANKEE LIE, &C.. &c.


DALTON, May 10th, 1864.
The enemy cut the Rail Road between this point and
Resaca yesterday evening G1gsbys Brigade fought tbs
galarty for four miles, making stubborn resistance
The enemys force is estimated thousand, composed
of infantry, cavalry and artillery.
Wheeler had sharp engsg ement with their cavalry
the Cleveland Road yesterday afternoon driving them and
capturing ninety prisoners including COL Lag ange,
mendiDg the brigade and ten commissioned officers
The enemy moved last night in the dire ion Eegaca,
with the M jority of their forces.
Our troops are in fine spirits.
The Yankees circulating hand bills through their
command yesterday stating that Grant had Lee and
marchipg Richmond.
prospects very bright and no fear felt in
o the result,
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FFOA THE TRANSMITS. sslPPI-sTEELE SURREN-
DEitED TO G en- PkILE. &c.

DEHED TO GEN. PRICE. &C.
MERIDIAN. May oh, 1894
steeles army 5000 s'rcng, surrendered Cen Price
at Camden, Arkansas, the 28th of April.
Gen. Taylor had demanded the render Of andra,
where Banks forces fortified. Tie regult of the de-
mand was not known at the last accounts.
The attempting to dam Red River in order
his
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N0bile AdtertiSer.

a correspondent, " Richmond" proposes to further
the OF temperance by forming a society pot for
rotal abstinence but restricting the im5btions CT it's
members TO cer;an quantities and times We once
beard of suc1 al association under the name of the
, Three Drinks Socj5t2" An cd topper, whose ap2e-
tite ahead OF his finances, prop sed to join il
condition that the member would Insure him the
three drinks" We rather app:ehensIve that the
restriction would act like the orobour rule in Congress
every ore would b disposed work up to is though
it might be otherwise hey I'd his inclination.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
May 5lh l q

WE are authorized to announce GILES LEIECH, Esq,
candidate election the Senate from the
ties of Richmond and RI besou.
p lt%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

GOVERNMENT CoTToN INTEREST We are informed
by the agent, j ID. b. DsBow, ESQ, that up 10 the
present time Government has lost by the acts of the
and unavoidable wear and tear about onelouth of its
purchases in Mississippi. This will be regarded unim
portan when it is considered that almost the only Losses
which have go lar / IN met with are in Mississippi,
growing Cut of the advance and proximity of the ene.
envy The cotton in this State cost on an average
about $50 per tale, AID could now be readily parted
with for $3.50 payable in the issue which goes to
show that the cotton remaining on hand will not onIv
ndt mniiy alt the losses but have margin of profit If
disposed of today of about twenty-five millions of
dollars What is true of Mississippi, which has gus-
taued such disasters will be true in compound ratio
ter the other Cotton States. This ia the best viudca
ton OF tie policy of cotton purchases by the Govern
nent though that policy has been abundanty subscr
we'd in our foreign operations.
Gyob1e ddtertjSor
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ss,.DIxns AND CsTlZEQ or ELADmw COUNTY.

- B1 SOLDIERS from Baden county Of the 18th Regt
I 0 pps, re pect u ~ cal uDon their .lOw sol
and Of adeu county uGe win tnenl and
elect IT. d. CURRtE # to lel :. .. Hesr. q fep
them ii the House OF Con4Ola tho GoH LegiSl4
Lit tu.Te !. promising lLLn5 mac ana Las DCen
in tina service three ears liuh he served
va,c. He has vice severely wcuhded Io2de ing
him u1 ter active TVice III "h caar6ctcii.1 hGTness
still ho.d5 On, de-, e1Ehioe. 10 perform 3 usEt.
| cos a. 3 and K.
! 1tcy lih. Sat
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MARRIED.

At the residence the bride her. in Johnston coun.
y, the Sd inst, by he Rev. J +. Ellington Mr.. W. j.
Y. THURS ON, of Wilmington, to Miss ZILPHA Gull.
LEY Of Johnston county, II. c.
Raleigh Confederate please copy.
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FROM TRAN-MIsRIsSIPPI.


special dispatch to the Register from Summit the 7th
says gentleman who crossed below Bayou Sara the
inst shat the Louisiana forces pursued the
my down Red River, Tecapur rs Fort OeRussy and Cher
ryvile, @ the 25th Of April
The enemy made stand at harksda lie, where they
ard repuIsed with heavy loEs estimated at TO-
0GO Transports going up the Red River with reinforce
N whipped back at Fort DeRugsey The Yankee
wounded sent to Vicksburg.
Cen Walkers division the North side OF Red
pursuing the Tetreang enemy. The Yankees burn
ci fonr lunbQats above the faits
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

NOBLE, n 0y 7th, lSG4.
special disE GtcL to The Tribune Gated jackson May
9Th states officer who lett General ray lors camp.
twelve tc"m Alexandria, the 18th ut conf ms
Banks rae.- at from Alexandria.
The gunboat East port blown and ten transports
canurtd Of the fleet above the Rapids
III 10 chance escape.
Gen Taylor captured four thou and prisoners.
Prices SIS IN N s. U2adukes capture of
SteeIeg train.
E:eefh surrounded and Price has demanded u
der Steele greed condition hat the egroes be
ed as prisoners Price refused the terms aud
them Smith, who replied hat the negroes
should their Steele refused suren-
der Further action unknown. 1t is be-
eVed that the whole force would capiuate. Smith
reinforcing Price.
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FROM DALTON-ENEWY ADVANCING.

Dalton May 7th 1864.
The enemy advanced in front Of u1nell Hill this
u aid sheled airy the ridge, this side that
place for hours and then fell back They report
moving round to or left Our troops the gui
Ulce
THE VERY LA1AsE r. EtOM VIRGINIA.
OFFICIAL FROM GEN, LEE - HIS SUCCESS ON SAT-
URDAY.
Richmond, VA. Nay 6Gh, 1864, (VIA DAEvJLLK.)
Received WI-.MIEGros, A Nj, May 8, 1864
The following official dispatch received at Head.
quarters tbs morning:
Headquarters ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
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x WILMINGTON Markets, May 18th, 1864.

BEEF CATTLE in d maud for butchering purposea,
and cUmiag to market W. quote the ho0 at So
so to ST per Id. for ct meat, III quality.
BACoN-Sels ia Inc small way carts at IS to S. 90
per 10,
BEEswAx-c4 per h.
IUrTsR-Sl0 to $l2 per ID.
CoTroN-cna sales for the week at u to 50 50 per
Id
CoRN-Sels at $!6 to s27 ,Jer bdslel.
(OKN MEALS scarce a. in demand. and sells in the
sm2u way at $40 TO SIS per bl,hei
OPPNRAs-KetaI,s at IS to 81 per 10.
FGG7$4 to s. per doz
FLOUR-The market b=tter suppiied and prices have
decii,el We quote Fupe:fne 1875 per bb
FoRAGEFodder aDo Hay $25; chuoEs $l5 SIS per leo
ia.
H1Dss-Gfean 50 to 81 25 AID dry a. to 81 80 perIb
LEATHEG-S1y $6, aa3 Upper per ID.
LARD BY he barrel, s, 90 10 S. per ID.
NALS-$4 10 - 70 per b. by nc k.G.
Pea nUTs-trom carts So 20 $2j per busLc
fEAs~t;oG SO to $50 per hDshe
-'UULThY--LWe fow is s. to $40 each
PoTAToEs-SHee So to $50 GER bushcl.
EICE-Cieah 81 per 10. by the cask.
S4LT-SeuEd nlda sells from store al s per brshoi.
iUGAR--By the barIel $40 n.
fHABTING FayereV Ie factory 81 TO 81 70 per yard.
SPIRITS IURPENTIEE- So re, gall.
TALLOW- IS 80 to 81 uer 10
YAHa-By the bale, $40 t. SO per hunch.
WooD-Se5 by the bat road a. SO for pine and Gsn,
and so 10 S35 Per cord for oak.
MDEEY r 8EET.
Few tFtysacti: have III, place in stCC Ks CT
uer. iLs brokers' hnylug - The foo1s rates.
: &c Colo, 3 f pGG; silver Is 'ur one
Vtg "a and ,uCrh 'aIulna baaK 9Jer s 80 for n'e-
aud Gao'g North "a 2ni+ bank DJtCa s. So 50
for x. I TIcoEury lug iv .Jts- s. so 10. On
Selling bits fT- dull! ala ~. lEa s~i"s haze taEer
Seve al snsfes of W 3 :" H. r. stock lave been sold
) 3 III - III. nm $40 PEI tt"I" pew cIFTeGoV.
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DIED.

In Columbus County, the 25h of April, 1894 Of
let fever, after ness of thirty days, SOLON NOR
TIaER ycungest son of Calvin G. and Cleopatra Gore
aged fourteen months and tWepty-seven dayg
this sad The family circle has been de-
Nrived Of Of its brightest jewels and the aeconate
left S1e but they not those that
no hope but resigned to Hin who has gad, Suffer
llttle children to come unto me-
Az vernal flowers that scent the morn,
But wi her 10 the risiGg day,
Thus lovely this infants dawn,
THUS swiftly lied his lie away.
He died before his infant soul
Had ever burnt with wrong desrcs--
Had spurne6 at Heavens control
Or ever quenche6 its sacred fires.
In this town, the 9th instant, WILLIAM HENRY
PEE1, of New Orleans, aged IS years.
Or the ist of MAY M Slack Rock, BIudswck county,
NJ. JOHN ". LIVINGSTON, native Of Scotland in his
73rd year.
At General Hospital No 4, in Wilmington, on the 8lh
inst, Private JAmES J. TEDDEiL OF Capt Buies Com
pany, aged 50 years.
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FROM JAMES RIVER.

An official dispatch from Chai1iUs Bluff, the James
River. says of the eEemys guEboats attacked,
disabled boarded and burned the 7h. Two iron cads
bore down forces and theg retired No
Civ Z. No loss side.