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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROM BRECKINR1DGE's COMMAND.

RICHMOND, Nov. I6th, 1864.
Rrecknridce rpors that evening Of the 1tn he
drove the enemy from Lick Creek Bulls Cap and next
morning forced them back mile and captured their line
of works. but was unable to expe them from the Gap
he reocccped the position held in The morning without
.noIestation. Our loss slight
On the mig of the llh &sj Tooe attacked the enemy
near Moristown captured fifty prisoners and burned
train loaded with commisaary stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROM TIE UNITED STATES,

FNBMOND Nov. 18th. IGG4.
New York papers and the Baltimore American, evening
edition, OF Saturday, have been received.
telegram from Chattanooga, dated the 18th iLs,
hat Wednesday morning the enemy made three attacks
Atlanta, their shells being thrown far the Rolling
Mills The desperate attack was made the Rough
and Ready Road the enemys artillery being within LOO yds
of our works their infantry and dismouned cavalry within
200 yards forces quickly manned the dafeuss and
soon drove the rebels off We sustained loss. The
enemy were part OF Youns'e conm They IA allyre-
treated towards Macon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
SIT 1914 735

Total debt, April LIST, 1885,. Al 100 725 4O5
Which compared with the of debt similarly
on me ds october 81 1856 shows augmentation
1864. ~ - 10y
have been pretended yet greater than the curen
~ had risen IN value and thereby the expenditure had
contributed exclusively the relief OF the Treasury
TIE forega debt consisting of single iem omitted
the whole being under e. OoO ia ado uuately
provided for By the cotton owned by the Government ev
ut sxpence per pound the quantity being about ESQ COO
bales.
The expenditures of the quarter It ia assumed
viii be met from the folio wing resources viz
Treasury notes amount uuexpeuded of the
proportion applicable the ayment of
n xd'nditues $50 900 900
qua quarter Of 1864 sstims.ed 100000
on hyEothecation Of bonds. ............ 47ooo coo
sle2 600 600
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

keGDs rA Nov. l4th 1864.
Ae'ter TO tie chreDcle aad eennel states that tight
at Rough Ready between the State troops
Yankees The Yankees were driven back. About eight
Thousand Yankees iu Atlanta all appearances
the place being evacuated The running from the
city are loaded and empty Two hundred mules
were capturedpy cur scouts few days since.
Tie Yankees have burned most of Canton in Cherokee
County, in retaliation for some hung tories
The latest runors from Atlanta state that the CITY v,s
evacuated on satu. day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
LATEN FRlM TEE UNITED eTATE}.

FIcHMohD, nov l4:h, 1864
According t. tho Tribune, New York gives Lincoln
8500 tbs EeW Ell and States $50 00e including tina Sol
ders vote Pc Vania from 20 900 to 80 OOO Ecudng
the Soldiers vote Aarylaad 10 900; Ohio 1000; Iowa
1000; llnos Is 000 Wisconsin, 10 000 There was
opposition to Lincoln vest of Virginia Missouri voted foI
Lincoln AcClean's maj ,rity in New jersey is 1000
He carried Delaware and Kentucky. The Republicans
gained Ia sgely in the Congressional delegations
In ashvile, Lincoln received 1000 and Mcclellan II
votes.
Lord Lyons IS very i'll with y phoii fever Washing
ton.
Louisville telegram, Of the 10h, says that haa
been received rcm Shermans army Of important and
favorable character, but it published being
sidsred contraband.
Hoods where abouts is unknown to the authori.
lies.
Federal movements will be developed at proper TINA,
and will electrify the nation
Mcclellan has resigned his commits ion in the army
Lncolns majority in Grants arnyis reported to be
eight th and.
portion OF General a J. smiths command has arrived
at Padccah.
The Tribune says that Fenton has been
Of New York by niue thousand majority.
G,ldS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
OFFICIAL FROM GEN. BRECKlNR1DGE.


The following was received to night:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY NORTHERN VA. Nov. 18th, "a.
To the ncn. j. A. SEDDEN Secretary of War:
Gen. Breckenridge reports that the night of the 18th
inst he turned Bulls Gap when the enemy attempted to
retreat About one O'Clock on the 14th, with Vaughan
nd Dukes commands struck their column and routed
it, Several hundred prisoners ten stand Of colors, six
pieces of artillery with cassons and horses complete fifty
loaded wagons with and ambulances with medical
supplies, &C.. were captured
(sicnedl r. E. LEE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROw CLINTON, LA,

CLINTON, La, Nov. 18th. 1854.
Two transports loaded with Yankee wounded have come
down White River and gone to New Orleans This ind-
Gates fighting somewhere in Northern Arkansas. Eight
loaded troops parrot batteries
have left II orgsLz- foy White River.
The Yankees lard ID at Bayou Sara few Gays ago and
commenced pulling houses and carrying the material
to Inorganic TO build winter quarters. While there they
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROM PETER SBU &c.

PETER BURG, NCv. 18Th, 1864.
All quiet alorg the lines. The enemy's pickets yester
day uuabe to exchange papera. They said the pa
pers OF the 10 taken from them by oicera after
distribution and thou }ht proceeding but could
not imagine the cause. The dates here embrace the
9 Only.
Three of Ham2toa's scouts captured twenty six Yam
KEGS two three nights since, James river and
brought in twenty tbree-three escaped.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
A LETTER FROM GOV. GROWN.

AUGUsTA, Nov. I4th, 1894.
Gov. Blown publishes letter in the Chronicle and Sem
tigel which he states that Bay the traitor
clothed with any political diplomatic functions. He
had commercial commission to Europe and was appoint
ed in accordance with parsed the Legsla
ture. The statement made that he Q member of
his staff, the Governor says, is false.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
WILMINGTON, MARKET, Nov 10th, 1854.

BEEF CATr4E-Are in M derate demand, aud there is
only sb, stock in bu'cbe hands We qlote on the hoof
at 81 50 10 50 per H. for oct meat, in quality.
Ms and il demand. We quote a. So 30 to
81 per 10.
REeswAx-$4 SO to SIS per ID.
BUTfRR-Scarce. Sells at $I2 70 IA per ID.
GoTToN-No sales OF have taken place dur
ing the wee X aud the stock il FL vt hands is q1o small
We quoe nomaaly at so for upconpressed and 81 20
to 81 80 per 10. for compressed.
$40 to s22 per Dashel.
COIN hEAL- cells ia The small at $25 per bushel.
IOPPERAs-RetaiIs nj 81 10 IS per Id.
FGss-From carts SIS 70 IS so per dozen.
FLouR-Is u derate curry aud supply light. We
quote at $3.50 10 $500 per hb. tor superGne.
FoRAGE-Fodder $l8 to so; Hay SIS Shuck4 $l2 to $H
per l0D lbs.
H1Dgs-Green 50; dry 81 to $4 50 rer ID.
IEATHER-Soe $IA to $20 upver $25 per Id.
'LARD-BY the Dbl, SIS 80 IN 81 per H..
NALs-$2 50 to 81 per 10 by The keg.
PEAs-Cow $40 TO $5 per bushe.
PorArcEs-rsh SIS $50; Sweet SIS to $ls per bushe.
PouLrRY -Chickeus IS c 81 grown Ts s. to $lU
keys $40 10 $25 each; dressed do. 81 10 S. H.
RIcE-Ts and in demand. We quite clean at 90
cents to S. per Id.
sALT-sound made sells from store at $50 TO s35 per
bushel.
| sUGAR-Brown. 81 10 81 Is per ID.
SYRUP-Sorgbum SIS TO SIC per gallon.
factory, So 70 to 81 70 per yard,
ePTRrs TURPENT1rE Nominal at S. to So per gallon.
! TALLow 81 SO to IS per ID.
YARkses by bale at $35 to SIS bunch, accord
ing to quality. ,,., W.
quote by boat load at $50 to $50 tor pine and ASH and
| 500 per cord for oak.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
DIAD

In this town. on the evening 18th instant Mr. p.
G. FELT, in the 45th year Of his age.
Mr. Felt was native of Exeter New Hampshire, but
had ong been resident of the south, Of which he was
loyal and devoted citizen.
He leaves behind hin. az precious legacy to hP chill
dren well earned reputation OF intelligent, Indus
nd hooOr ME ma
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
nTP0NTS DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER,

Viii eInores Cotton Cards No. 10, Wool Cards, Leaf
Cards Card Backs Fish 10 ks, Cut TAcks, Sole Leather,
ada shot Gun aud Pistol Cops Plougl Castings Buggy
HUBS Table Cutlery, Cotton Yarns, Nos to IA, Shoe
threat NIL Gw, Bastard Rat Tail, Hand Saw and Brass
Files Rasps shaving and Paint Brushes. Tobatco, &C.,
&c.,a WITS coma v.przTv STORE.
Nov. 16. "I"-7'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
BRYAN GENES,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS, VALLEY DGsTR1Cr,

HEADQUARTERS, VALLEY DISTRICT, I
O5tober 3lsf 1864. {
General Your request for the suspension tor to-nor
row in your Division Of all military duties which are
not Indispensable il order carry the purposes
the resolutions of tie officers Of the Division in honor
OF Major General R. E. r des ard Major General j. .
e. Rlmseur, is granted. take occasion to express to
the Division, so lately commanded in succession by
these lamented officers, my high appreciation of their
merits aud my profound sorrow at their deaths.
While serving with General Rodes, when we we
both Division Commanders, lad formed very b n
estimate Of his qualities a man and officer. I ae
smate has been greatly enhanced during the Recent
campaign. have been struck with admiration of bis
constant and vgant devotion to duty his careful at
tention to the discipline and welfare OF his mep ard his
great coolness skill and gallanry in action He fell on
the 10Th of September, at the head Of his Division,
making one Of the most gallant charges that has
made during this war. l parted with him as be was
going into the charge, and witnessed the igor with
which he buried his Di7s against the columns of te
enemy, driving them back in confusion. He met bis
death Just at tie moment when the enemy was flying
before him. and there never fell truer gentleman
traver soldier. In his death bis country sustained
severe loss which be easily repaired, but he fell
nobly, galIanuy, heroicay doing his duty.
Majr General Ramseur has often proved bis courage
and his capacity 20 commaud but never did these qua
tiles shine more conspcuousy than the afternoon Of
the 10 Of this month"; whep, after two divisions his
LETT had given way and his own Was doing the same
thing he rallied small band, and for one hour aud
quarter held in check the enemy, until he shot down
himself. In endeavoriug to stop those who were
firing from the field, had occasion to point them to
the gallant stand made by Rlmseur with bis smel par
tyand if bis spirit could have animated those who left
him thus battling, the 1911 OF October would have had
far different history. lie met the death of a hero,
and with his TALL the a6t hope of saving the day
lost. General Ramseur was a soldier of whom bis
State has reason to be proud-he was brave, chyai-
and capable
Your DIVISION has thus been called On to mourn the
less, within months time, OF two commanders who
have fallen their posts 1t is sad loss the Divi
sion, the army AID the country. etl it most sensby
In them have lost not only valued friends, but most
able and efficient stants and join with the d vi
sion so well commanded by them, in hoaoring their
memory. Let the Division be inspired by the example
OF these noble heroes, while lamenting their loss
Respectfully,
T. A EARLY,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
EXCHANGE CT PRI3OSERS.

SAVANNAH, Nov 13 h.--Abou 2CO0 OF prisoners
received last night ard today; 200 will up
to and next cay. Tie locking we'll for
the most part and in fac spirits. Many Of them
re ady for tie from, ihC ut furloughs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

committed sueh on trsges upon the ladies that thirty
them have been put in irons and the officers who permitted
ir are to be cashiered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS,

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 14th, 1864.
The Senate passed the bill authorizing the exchange
six per cent coupon bonds for the 7so treasury notes.
The House is in seer ct session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
HEADa'Rs ROBES DIVISION,
G. .PEYroN, sec'y.

Captain Samuel J. C. Noon, H. Il. G.:
Captain-Ata meeting of the officers of this Divis-
ion, held yesterday to express their OF the
great loss sustained by this command, and The SERVICE
10 The deaths of NJ ajor General Rodes and Maar Gen
eral Rsmseur it was resolved thas all military du-
ties not Indispensable to the safety OF the army, De
suspended in this Division Ga tuesday next. I have
the honor to request permission from the Lieuen-
ant General Commanding to carry out this res0lu-
ion.
Very respectfully
Your 0bedient servant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
.'rEIEGRApHU,
REPaRTs sF THE rnEss AssocIATIoN.

Entered according TO the Act CT Congress- the
1863. by ) HRAsHER. in the Clerks Office of the
District Court of he Confederate States for the Northern
District of Gaorcia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FIRE AT HAMBURG, 8. G,

A large Warehouse belonging to Kernigbam & Co.,
Hamburg, g. c. buried, with its contents this morn.
ing. Fifteen tuRded bales of cotton destroyed The
loss is million dollars partly insured. The fire
was accidental
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
UNITED STATES NEWS,

FETERsBURG Nov. 18th, 1864
The New York Herald of the 10Th Just been received
Lincoln is Certainly elected The close in
York and Pennsylvania, Mcclellan carried New Jeraey
Delaware, and kentucky
The Captain Of the Arago from Ne Orleans, reports
naval engagement of the North Carolina Tuesday
between three Federal steamers and rebel steamer
believed be the Tallahassee Tie rebel weasel bad long
rage gurs and ppareuy cornered Rhen he Arago
left.
Reports from Sheridans army say that Early actively
preparing for another offensive New Market
Mosby is still annoying the Federas bet Winchester
and Martinsburg He had hung Federas in retaa-
ton fo- Ike anm5er of CoGfcdeates executed By
teen.
It is reported that Sherman had destroyed railroad
between Chattanooga and Atanta and burnt the latter
place and st the head of the corps marching on
Charleton. Inc report not orojtesn military cir
cles at Washington.
Nothing from Forrest.
The WacLusett pursued out Of Port Bahia By two
Ian steamers but they could oveTtake her.
Gold sold In Nav York the 9th $780, hut closed at
2573
All qliet around Petersburg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR HAMMOND, OF s. g.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. Ah, 1854.
Ex-Governor Hammond, Of South Carolina, died at his
residence Beach Island, g. c., Sunday, aged fifty
seven years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROM THE VALLEY.

RICHMOND Nov. 14he 1864.
An official telegram from the Valley Gays that Eheridan
is entrepched between Newtown and Kernstow q. Two
diysons of cavalry attacked Roser the l0h hut
repulsed and several miles, losing two hundred
nrsoners ard 9 number Of horses. Rossers 0mmand
uehayed very handsomely particularly Lomaxs brigade
under Color ell Payne and Wickhams brigade aud sr aut
Colonel Morgan. Ahost the time another cayary
division attacked McCsusland brigade at Cedar VILE, on
Front lsax al Road 81 drove it the liver.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
FROM THE VIRGINIA VALLEY.

NEW MARKET, VA, VIA ETAUNroN, l4th Nov, 1864.
The army returned to their old camp to-day after an
absence of five days. They picketiug between New
Market and Middletown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

b mines Ah0at In the Steamer Sea King, .
The following has been received by the Yankee Gov
ernment in reference to the steamer to be COM
manded by Captain Semmes
UNITED STATES CONSULATE, LIVERPOOL
October Is, 1864.
Sir The English screw steamer Sea King built at
Glasgow in 1863 cleared tor Bombay, and sailed from
London On the s b instant with a large quantity Of
ol fifty tons Of metal, and crew of forty seven men,
in command of Captain Cobbett. Mr.. Sisco United
States consular ogen at Dover says he has reliable in-
formation that Captain Semmes is to have this vessel
From what is known at this Office about the Sea King
Independent Of the information OF Mr. Ssco, have not
the least doubt she is the vessel the Laurel is
meet, and that Captain Semmes, 18th the officers men
guns taken out in the Laurel will be transferred
her, Their place of meeting is not known TO me.
The Sea King is very last, strongly built aid foe
looking screw steamer, built of wood with iron frame
aud coppered about one thousand tons burhen and two
hundred and twenty-five feet long, one funnel, three
bright m8ets, ship.rgged with wire rigging heavily
SPA re d. machinery abaft the mainmast. No doubt
but Ter name Will be changed.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obelient servant,
THOMAS H. DUDLEY, Consul.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

FIGHT AT ROUGH AND READY-EvACUATIoN OF
ATLANTA. %sae
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
,uzp,z EI,FCTIoEs-ONE MILLIoN no re MEN

NORTHERN ELECTIO ES-ONE MILLION no RE MEN
CALLED FOR BY LING I'm
RICHMOND. Nov l4.h. 1864
Saymour Ia reelected Governor of New York
It ia renorted that Lincoln has called for million
more
Lineol, received about 100 ELECTORAL votes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

AIRS NJ. g. MoCALEB would respecaQhy INFORM
wi her Old natrons and the public genera that Hhe has
from the Rock Spring Hotel, and has taken the
hone ON Market Street. Known as the residence OF ne
ts Dr. Hooper, vile she is prepared TO accommodate
.oSrdeIs by the day, week or mOnih
She would this to return her thanks t3r ns
patronage conferred upon her at the Rcck sPriDg hoe
ssnd solicits a continuance Of the same.
Her house is located on Market between secono ana
InIo t00S0' WV ~ b9-4t-82t
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WILKINSON & CO ,

WILKINSON & CO,
"a MARKET STREET
BROKERS',
WhNHo "a oh 'N' A-s-e' 5A-3t-7-2s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

rc uzRER7 GIVEN that on Thursday, the Sth day OF
December, 1854 will se, 70 the nisness DlGG1 20 70
The iata VIM Keith consisting in part OF Corn FODDER
Terns credit Of six monhs notes with approved Sc
curity CURED. rouN MOORE
49, 49,, $50
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
MONEY MARKET.

We have material change to report in prices during he
mast week There beed brisk demand fOe Go II der
ate Bonds at former quotations. We give he following az
the rates at VIII ch the brokers are buying;
Four per cent. Certificate $50.
z 80 Notes sos. 1890 49,
Confederate Bonds sell at from 500 to $780, accordngto
date . -,
Carolina and Virginia 50 IS for one.
Gold $26; silver $4 s25; sterling bills s25 TO S6 Tor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17

UBfunied debt.
Auount 50 interest notes outstanding.
Total issue of treasury notes-Old
is.ue.. $973, Isl, 1858 so
Reduced By amount called
IL ioI cancellation,.. 649 DAB ,945 so
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
~Gs uRlIfS6.

NEW EARKEF, VA,
Nov. 4th. 1864. {
NSSSrs. Futon C Price:
send you the casualties in the 1st and Sd Y. @ Reg
at the battle of Cedar Creek, the 10th October
1854 which you will please publish for ths Information o.
he friends of the gments The most OF those who
are reported niss ng' are supposed to be wounded.
We aye ell in good spirits. All quiet.
Resi- ecttuiy yours,
TAOS. 81 W. BONFIRE,
Lieut.. and acting Adj't LIST aid 3, d N. q. 7.
CARUALTIEs LIST REGIMENT N. O. ANTRY.
Co. A-Wounded-E Mills.
Co. B-Missiug-G Wi kerson.
Go. C--Misspg--R Whitley. Nounded-Jeh1 EoOre.
Co. D Missng-James Bryw
Co. E-kicd-Bepj Isley.
Co. F-WOunded-s Boone and r Wick.
Co. H-Wounded-G Little. Missng-McWin.
Co. -Wounded-sgt z scsrborO aud Private J lhr
Roln.
Co. K-Wounded-Liou John Sym. Kiiled-Cosporal
R Winters
Total-Wounded 8. Klled2 Missing 4.
CASUALTIES IN Sd REGIMENT N. @. INFANTRY.
7 Co. A--W ounded-Sgt Jno w Taylor.
60 B-MissiDg-J S Strickland
Co. C-MiSsing-Y LasIey, @ Carter, Rolings-
worth.
Co D-Kiled-L L T Williams. Missng-Lexis Allen
Co. F-WouHded-E Q Iinn Kiled-Sgt FL FarroW
CO. -Wouaded-Jos Holdings worth.
Co. I-Wounded-P Gutcpeh, Corp Neal with re-
giment)
. Co. K-Wounded-J Laniar. with regiuent) missing
C Brown, l. Evans, 5. Waller.
TOtal-WOund- d 6. Killed 3. Mis2iGg 8.
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Reduced by amount redeem

Reduced by amount redeem
ed, 10 wit:
pal, .......'........s 1877 600 co
Act Aug. 10, 1861, principal, 1,2t7, 200 %
CslI c~r ihcares, Act d c. "a,
1881 six per cent, ....... &c, 729, 03O 90
Gar cert flea es, Act Mch 70,
1861. FIVE per cent, ........ 70 0O0 000 90
Cali certificates, Act mch. %,
1863, four per cent.,...... 1926 600 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-17
npoRT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREA.
sURY.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. q. & Al

ssDst yes:
Gil have the honor submit the following report of
~, condition this Department the LIST of October,
14 The last statements submitted to Congress
- The It of April 1864. The receipts nto the Treasury,
m the two quarters endirg the LIST of October, are
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-27

Mr.. WfhHrt Wlsh 10 add my testimony to the hun
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rec Cordial For fifteen year sufferer ten years
O'tt time have slept only in my chair, not being
lie down for fear Of suf0eition. have en- )loyc
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TronOuDccd my lncurabie. Iwas taken 10 th1 Col
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VII or and 'tren IN. continued 10 improve All ia
past hr this have been able to slee3 10 be l.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-27
sATURpAY AUGUST 81 1e


Special 90 The Evening Telegraph.
The Star SAYS We have later information
concerning The hght Of Hancock with the enomy
at Reams station, on Thursday, to tho effect that
st about O'Clock =. N. Hancock was reinforced
by warren, and that the Rebels, after being
b dly repu'sed In several assaults, finally re-
ir's'ed in confusion, leaving their dead and
wounded IN the Geld. We also rocspmred all
the guns taken by the enemy early in the day.
We now boil all our POSITIONS on the weldon
road. The Rebels lost even more heavily On
thirs, ~ than 10 their rcpusc on sunday.
Within ivo ks the Rebels have lost r .
tban til thoussn men in front Of Petersburg.