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The Daily Dispatch: November 1, 1864., [Electronic resource], Interesting from Wilmington. (search)
ly of opinion, able to resist any fleet the enemy can now bring against them. But an attack by water may not be expected alone; for the fleet will undoubtedly co-operate with some kind of land force; and we have to look also to the land side of the works. Here, too, I believe, proper provision has been made. It the plan be to land men at Lockwood's Folly to operate against Caswell, and at Masonboro' sound against Fort Fisher, then we must trust to our land force to meet them. Of General Whiling's force I know nothing, and would any nothing of I did; but entire confidence is here in his ability to hold the position, and I believe he will do it. There is no man understands the ground letter, for as a in the United States army be has surveyed it over and over. And brandies, be is defending his own home and his own people. With a proper force at command, and I have no of the result will lapse into a sledge and of the forts, as at Charleston, until the rough winter weather