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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-18
Oct II, dsG1-tf-Gs1
CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rENHR TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
4 are pleased to announce to the public that
they have procured the services of the Rev. j. n.
BRADSHAW, Qute Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, ChattanOoga,( NJ Principal. lie takes
the supervision of all the Departments and pledges
himself to have them filled with competent teachers
Mr. i. comes to us as n man of enterprise and of
untiring energy lie is experienced in the busi-
ness of educating the young and, by his full pur-
pose to identity with the interests of the School.
will give to the young ladies of East Tennessee
and of North Georgia school near at home
equal in benefits and honors TO what il so often
sought abroad.
The house. already commodious, is well fitted
up. Within the last IL months an expenditure of
from 500 to $500 has been made in securing en-
entirely new furniture for the rooms Be
sides there is n new and well selected Apparatus
wn'th several hundred dollars. and sufficient for
all purposes in teaching Philosophy ana Chemls-
try pnd some Of the special Sciences.
We give below the rates of Tuition, graded up-
on n moderate scalc--thc snmo charcoal hy III,
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AuGusrA, Ga, Oct. -, lSGl.-A special
dispatch to the Savannah Republican says
that heavy firing was heard yesterday in
the direction Of Devices met; twenty
miles north Of Charleston.
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J. II. Gaut,

y " IT. -t1aII M " UTL-, 2. It :
Oct 1, lSOi--4t--prs fee $3.50 es
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Yellow Creek Soldiers Aid Society

MARY RUSSELL,
SALIIE MCCORKLE. "eo se'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
DIP. /. BALDY

Agtir, nf.r. III. services Ito the inhah;
tant. "f'lhle lo ,slet sti,siivk ~. Arlfvnct ics
ing rhvsietan IN l1h~,e, ,irtan.
Snecial attention giver to D,sen.esf cf.Fe
males anl Children
Chronic tlsca..s Viii s.eivs special attrn
tion.
Those w'itse fea-shavr hacn excited. nga n.,
theevcessi~<>dse' of a'aiNmct. - A*~~-~, u i,
IN" torn rv vrs,'sS~n sr tn ~ NJ Ilftericscy
u n 3;,inisrv lstirr+n ,rea+,nAnt
+:vs@v o.r.oa VI, y. expected, As sou Id. @,c J,
i" "t-L~ lleas everv
SJIIN.y v'fTSHRf TivU"EH0
MIR OH 'N1TE<
1Sltlv oly. r.,s.n. ;n.lrh.
sli.sst {, - in "a. lately a.l ~ r. g. Mar.
IN. DR. + L. EllnY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
Mot1rCa1-Not1oo.

Dcct. u. Bamcc. again offers his service to
1.-THE citizens Of ro!elo, and surrounding ., conn
try. ~ Physiciaa Ansl.SMrgeon poct.: Ear 81
may " fcra'ri A. hi4'otii.e in j. NJ Shanhiins $
Drug Store. from q ciack a. ". uutfl q r! "
excei when professionally nhscnt. Calls
leh With VI M..sahknkii > its ilLrhe prompt lv
= ~ en,lcsl 10.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
r. lStaA AErFEta.
IL, BOOT AIR SHOEMAKER,

Respcctfnllv'ann,nnce to tho citizens cf To-
ledo and vicinitytnAhat he is now prepared
70 do custom work in his .1,ne: ~ svr,rAn Mt
thesnme. shop one doc, south Of tie Farmers
Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Christian. heard no more Of the can
Ger. That noble act Of principle was
rewarded BY frdedom from the dreaded
disease and with great peace of mind
ran'a several remaining years Of green
old age.
I lfthcn, tobacco is an expense with
ont m equivalent good, it certainly must
be condemned as great waste; and
therefore an evil aud sin, even were its
use attended with no deieterious consc.
Guence.
In estimatingits expense, We onght
in justice to include the cost Of labor
and waste Of soil 1t Is All enormous
cxha''ster. It sappIants srca, amour.
oi liic-snstaining produce.
Gen. Corkespcaking Of the formerly
tobacco producing regions Of vir,.i.,i,.
says. 1T is now 50 impoverished that,
for many years past, it has not proaas-
ed. = hogsllead for market, :.
! Tobacco has:: s::becn literal..,hc hese.
.'''.' "'''''' ''''s s"sT'
this once fertile region, and re,.ace
: 80. ~ i'',' " 's'''''''eraSe q.
''' 'l'.''e'' ''' i's poo ':'''''i'
4 full crop Of tobacco, rs a r.
ule, causes short ctop of corn
'caFe!Sy ol corn Upon = Il 4''ia
'a,.s'', w.; : Ssho','n'"s WIN ''a.4 !i.4F
80" =, ''s 'sS
Il, - -, ''''1.. - !.
80 :, - 80 : - s. eo'.sN'
~ =, - -, "''' ','' - ,9, 80. -
'N 80 = ...AE go.
''s','..'' : ~. '.,s..s = '.4ss'iN '"'''s
- - 60 - ! - '''s:''e" pant
~, =, - ''f'.. 81 '-is ''''''e ''fao'c
- - -. .'e' =. 100 ''e''..
'','' - oi ''s''''. - ~
80 - - = o'"s. '.'es@c ~ f''ss'su
% - more cree lSeiss q expense.
We ~. nave q sat's'y OF sutteri'ie1 for
','s. oae remarks 'sah is'is vel ftf
''c common peace ''a' 'ac enormous
."N ''''' ~ '''s II ''s'e i wi '''iPosea.
~ ''o'''''s "''e c'''':'e"e" 20 use y,
~" P'. i'i T. 'hs word would oo i;iied
W. '''s!i''i' 'o.'''"i'h'
so'''s .'is'' !" 'asn'ohaoie i'!e'
'''..s M more 'o' TINS 'aah Tor his board
W. ~. 4. ..4 !.
t'a''S .2hechaf4t s''N .f''r sat ieaso
'''s '''l'iy "''hous 2 cent who pays
'h''e Tor 'nls than the Scst."f 'l:te m
>"Iaree' OF two thousand dollars.
i"' pay Tor example SIX cents'a
'as ''r cigars. Continuing this forty
years. WIN interest amounts TO s:,a73f
of 70" pay Twelve cents Gay, this
a'h'''''s . se'l +o'4t.
. ''ss 'o'' l""lef; = Young man
"" ~ P"''""ss o'o"s oi Ahss'o'o-
~ ""e'1f'es'so' o'' said hs Way not a
" =.
nso '''n, :, s'o''s'hs' ''a'',s--lf ST .hs
e"e"sa' 70 10 you snose' ies.I
no" h'oc" ne S;''a ne formerly nscd
'oersee'' cs;sais "as' at about :wo
cents 'of eaen, "hich mace over sso
yea on. '''s' MS he'l'h was 50 nneh
'efanged 'hat he had reduced his allow
''ee - seven : ms ace"l'"'eo Tor ms
H'aoi'':y' As wen a III ''eaitl.
Gays ~. tA'co''' nave known many
= 1p"r 1amslv' wh'eH consumed III
smoking ana chewing II least . celfts
week.
ms J" ''r'y years. "o"'a amount
TO solo; or II r'acea at compound IN
tere>t, from year 70 year, % more So
loo.
An Editor Of rnblic journal %
serves, inre@ard to h'sown town, w he'
we i:o,,s;d,r .,,c nn;yerSality az th. ,,sa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
MILLINERY

! 4,Ns y. y. NAB " Wish - ~. .'r@"r',t. :
y NAti.lirp af'ihis'cnnn,'iaitv sui. vicinity
fAnt sh- u now prepared ~ snrn;s ;sli'+l,rin
with !is lst.s. e.vie sf Millinery an.i Il css
Mixing Rooms at Mr. AlocrcsHft's Seu,h
East :Tirt et town
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
/, Rates Of Aayc'rtisina

One Square, flrst' insertion, $lOO
each subsequent insersipn, Osn,
1.One square Three months 4iM
do Six months. Sew
lido t1be year, l2.M
Y Quarter column, one year, :: $500
~ One half colu,nn.s .sDe wear, 3,3S.nO
i Giro column, ono year, .:,s,NDOi
Twelve lines &c th;s type make upsq;rA re
IsnHiHc-s .tay'le, a-nss.xhg ofM& ,ldncs of
less 500 per year.
~ All Transient and Legal advertisement,
futA be paid in advance.
~ Laslsts the .pnm,,e~ eAir~cNions Ire srec-
nod at the time advertisements. ar. handed
iathsy will be published I the discretion of
shspahl,sh-r. and charged for the lsng,h. of
time lie, are inserted
a liscral diseoa nsr.fyoni the above rates
VIII be made to large 'ad, ,erisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
yIxOTWSKUE7GgE.
] II SB0OT AyD SuOENiIEa,

;Dsgs-Is~vs,to4nfdrnftl, rnti;c >that he is
preparet TO lin al kinds Of work in his line .
!. .hes enxirs satisfaction Of MI who may favor
him with I: cir c.tsscn. Unlike the craft, he
10 deter and to.f1,fYa his p<0mises.
Really made work kept omstansly on hand.
auf far sale 1t low prices. nll-v3-ly
.Shos AvA dcers .easia,thG t:ArrFlioHse. n:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
:(:.:s17as:s. q. S'IRsFD1.E.

"A rTogNrY .vn cnrvsErnR sr lAw
~ Toledo" Tare %. iowa Office r,r
door south 0fthe "Drlck Store vlnl7tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

IT. WALTER ! jGCH0UN
Attorney and 9'OunselOsr Il, s.ssv .
TODENOO.- - TTamA' Co., - I,lOW
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
.sEl.U1s.Eg:R.
W0tOh.aAEl Clock Maker &
- - NJ Il 4 +.

Respectfully gives notice to the citizens of
Tan . -sCunty that he il prepared 70 execute all
kinds of'work in his ling upon shdrf notice
TesmS reasonable. "Ork warranted.
n B.Islusical Instruments repaired.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-06-14
Shot and Shell.

The general adoption Of rifed fire arm.
during a comparatively few years, is due
principally TO improvements in the missile,
employed, namely, expanding bullets,
These enable rifles to be loaded with gre4.
ease and rapidity; hence the adoption of
the latters. Formerly shell were fired
exclusively from mortars; now they are
fred from cannon and small arins. There
are two kinds Of shell-ths percussion and
the fuse. The former 10 made with a nip
pie on the point, upon which i. plsced a
percussion cap. which e1piodes when it
strikes, and ignitesthe charge in the shell
The fuse is a match connected with the
charge, and made Of such length tina. it
will burn during the fight of the sbelI, 30
a. to reach the charge At any calculated
dis,snce-1,000 TO 1000 or 3 900 yards,
&c. Breach loading cannon aud rifles
are most safe and convenient in loading
with shell ShsrpneI i. shell loaded
with a charge of small balls These are
scattered about in every direction when
the shell expa1es. If there is a mass Of
man. say at 900 yards distance. the ig-
Mica luse Is arrange 10 reach inc Column,
and there explode The shell, scattering a
quantity of sharpnel shot sll around
Rlf1ed cannon are not suitable for firing
grape and canister shot therefore. how.
ever effective rifles may be for long distan.
ces, some smooth bores will ALWAYS be
used in batteries for tho murderous dis
| charge of grape at short range. Hot solid
ahot, and shells filled with molten iron. are
now used in warfare. chiefly in land bat-
'eriss, against the ships Of war. On Au
gust 9th, 1855, J. Mcintosh secured AL
English patent f"ra shell filed with naph
tina and connected with fuse. which ignis-
ed the naphtha when the shell fell. and
produced dense, suffoeating fumes. These
shells are very dangerous when throws
in:o forts and ships.
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~ 1t is the practice in the Britis

~ 1t is the practice in the British
army throughout the world for each
aoldier to frank his own letters bp merely
putting on the corner Of the letter or en-
velope Soldiers letter" This 10 respec-
ed by all the British post Offices and mails
throughout the world as free frank -
By every foreign mail lettsrs are received
from the East Indies and elsewhere through
the Boston Post Office with this frank.
10 view Of the sacrifices made by our vol
unteers and soldiers, and the small pay re-
ceivsd. We would suggest that same pro-
vision be made by Congress for carrying
their letters free of postage.
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Circuit I0urt-Mxaitswae County.

Herman Gilbertand John hathes, against VIM
G. Chase, Marcy Proctor, Lucia Butler, Harriet
S. Procton. John C. Proclon, Edward A. NuolI,
and John B. D. Cogswell.
The State of Wisconsin. To the above named
defendants, sir: You are hereby summoned
aud required to answer the compliant in this
action, Of which copy is herewith served upon
you, and serve a copy Of your answer on me at
my office in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, within twen-
ty days after the servic hereof, exclusive OF the
day OF such service; and if you tail to answer
the complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint, and take notice that the CONS
plant in this action was the "a h day OF MAY
1861, filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court, in and for the County of Manitouoc,
at kanitoroc, Wi.coAsin.
VIM. II. NICHOLS,
Plaintiffs Atlorrev
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CsIted States EarshaI,S Sale.

George E. Marlborough
william H. Bonuell,
Phlo AcAlp'ne and
Thomas S Dakin, Q. S. District Court
"a for th> District
W liam Adrich. of Wiscousin.
Hezekiah IL Smith, and
Martin B. Medbury.
DY virtue of Pluries writ Of Feri Facias,
ID issued out OF aud under the seal Of the Dis
trct Court Of the United States for the District
OF Wisconsin, in the above entitled cause, tested
OH the tenth day of April, 1861, to me directed,
commar ding NE Of the goods aid chattels, lands
and tenements of the ab we named defe Ddants
10 cause to be made certain sum of money
therein sp ecifed, have levied upon and shall
sell at public auction, to the hi hest bidder, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1861, at III, ee
o'clock p NJ, at the United States Marshal.
Office, in the city of Milwaukee. in said District
all the right, title and interest which the above
named defendants had on the seventh day Of
July, 1883 or have since acquired, iu and TO the
following descr bed properly, to wit:
Lott, Block II.
Lot 10, =" II,
South rs feet Of Lot l, Block "a,
Lot IA, Block 10,
Lots l. 2, and 3, Block 70,
All of Block 81,
All of Block SO.
Lot 3, Block 81.
Lot &. Block l04,
Lot 9, Block Is,
all in the village Of Two Rivers, county OF Man.
itowoc State of Wisct nsin.
DARIUS C. JACKSON,
U. s. Marshal.
Marshars Office, Milwaukee. June 4, 1861.
BUrLKR. BuTTRIcK 4 C'TrRILL, P.'h's Atty's.
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Reported Taking of the Battery.

warrington, June IL
A specia, messenger arrived an hour
since from Fortress Monroe, who bring.
the intelligence that Gen. Batter this NOR
ming proceeded with large reinforcement,
TO Great Bethel and after . severe fight,
captured their batteries-one of seven
and the balance of fourteen guns-and
also took 1000 rebel prisoners.
A correspondent. of the Times confirms
the above
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tbs. there was great mism aaagerneDt and
bad leadership of the Fsderal forces
The Secsssionists are looking up, embol-
dened by the repnlse of our troops.
A prominent Baltinorean. now in this
city, states that several secession fags are
again flying in Baltimore. and that Gen.
Bank. IL needed to keep the rebels in
check.
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4 Chapter of History--0rigin Of
Secession.

In 1903, on the purchase Of Louisiana,
The follwing resolution WAS passed BY the
Massachusetts, Legislature:
/" ResoIued, Tha, the annexation of Lou
isiana to the Union, trsnscends the cons,i
:utional power Of the Government Of the
United States. II forms new confedsra
cy, 10 which the States united by the
former compact are not bound 10 adhere"
The government i. here pronounced q
compact between the States, and from it
the right Of secession or withdrawal for
just cause, results As . necessary logical
deduction.
In 1911, on the bill for the admission
Of Louisiana As State Josiah Quincy, Sr.,
sale, and after b.ng called 10 order, cou-
lnitted his remarks to writing.
"If this bill pass, it is my deliberate
opinion that il is a virtual dissolution Of
the Union, and tina. it will FREQ the States
from their moral obligations, aud as it will
be the right of all, 30 it will be the duty Of
some definitely to prepare for separation,
amicably if they can, violently if they
must"
John Quincy Adams, in describing the
Federal Disuuionists of Massachusetts,
says among other rsasans for dissoIyiug on
the annexation Of Louisiana, WAS the fol
lowing:
That it was opprea.ive to the interests
and destructive to the influence Of the
Northern section Of the Confsdsracy,
whose right and duty it was therefore to
secede from the body polite, and to cons,i
tute one Of their own"
Secsssson here appears in propria per-
soma and bv name-NeIary's Crisis.
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State of Wisconsin Circuit Court Manitowoc
County.
Perry P. Smith,
ag't
tmes McDaniels, Judgment Of Forec osure
Wi,ltam NJ. Wright, and Sale.
AID Anna NJ Allric &
Tn W. tue of aud purs unit TO a Judg ment rem
/ dered n said Court IL the above entitled nc
tion, dated October 81. 1860 | shal! expose tot
sale aud sell al puhiic auction at the Court House
i'll the v llt2e OF Manltowoc, on Saturday. Angus,
24th. 1861. az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of tnat
day, the following described mortgaged pren,i-
ses, Or SO much thereof as may he necessary to
raise the amount f said Judgment, interest r;i
COSTS, tog, ther with rhe Iprnses of safe, to VT:
all that part o. Lot five (5) in Block venty
seven an III the village oi Two Rivers, coun y
OF HsIitowoc, al d State OF Wi-corsir,.-D Dated
Sheriff Office, Manitowoc, April Is 1861
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Manito~oc county, " i,cousin.
WV NJ NICHOLS, Attorney.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
IN BARNESBR co is not dissolved, aud all
persons indebted to them are cautioned against
settling any account with GAVIN G.. BARNES, or
JOHN W. BARNES if they wish to AVOID trouble
AID expense. Any settlement made with the said
Calvin Z. Barnes, or John W Barnes will be
treated by me void, and 10 PAYNE Mt whatever,
IF the claims of Barnes Bro. & Co
JAS. e. BARNES
Of the firm OF Barnes, Bro. Il Co.
Hanitowoc, May 80, 1861. 2w
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PUBLIC NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board OF
I Equalization will meet on Monday, the 18th
csy of June, 1851, at the Justice Office Of Chas.
Essinge-, from to II O'Clock. A. NJ, and from
to o'clock, P. u and each succeeding day
until their work i. completed.
OTTO TRGMEL, Town Clerk
Hanitowoc, June 10. 1861
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THE MANiTOWoC PILOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
J. CROWLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
T E r NJ S !:

TER MS:
70 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
rier, 90 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, $1,O0-iny'
ri1bly in Advance.
Eleven copies will be sent to one post Office or
the receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies on TIT
receipt of $500.
G. Advertising at the usual rates.
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BEER g. KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Diy Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-Cloth,
Wooden yarn. Fancy Baskets, Riddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys Cordures,
Psperhsngings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tG
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~ H u O. - tx H IL
HERSCHEDE & SCHENDT

nEALERS in Candies, Fruit aud Toys OF the
~ very choicest seecsion. No. l3l, corner
East " 4,er aud Huron streets,
NIL Il UhEE WIS.
They also make to order, and keep on hand
every variety Of Cakes and Pas ry, Ice Cream,
S,rups, &c. Wholesale and Retail at the lowest
prices.
esE All orders from Country dealers will be
promptly at.u ed 10. n2 If.
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DIED,

In the town Of Eaton, hani.owoc county,
Wisconsin, on Monday, June !, 1861, after a
lingering and painful illness, AMANDA NAL
VIVA. daughter Of George and Maria Monroe,
aged years and / month.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.
CHAS. A. REUTER-.

NoTAR{, PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. VIII attend to he payment of Taxes
&C.. Office on Ninth Street. milf
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attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office on York. Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to- If
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JOHN NICkEOGH,

Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Mantowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work,
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Attorney and Counsellor q: Law,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
tcuar after ton given to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Mantowoc Wis. nl-tf
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rurther Accounts Of the Affair.

Fortress Monroe, June 9.
mot known how many ware killed
o, Wounded in the unfortunate collision of
Federal iroops previous to tho marching
on G-eat Bethel the loss was. however, in
con,4orAble. The fire BY our troop. on
tie naked battery did apparently little
execution. being composed of small field
p.eres asd howitzers against the rifled
cannon Of the rebels. The attack lasted
but hat>sn hour, when the retreat war
a.ucds! an1 executed in good order.
The troops throughout thin trying affair
bsbayed we'll. Tho estimated number
killed va. about 80 and 100 wounded.
Mai Winthrop. Aid Of Gen. Butler md
Lieut.. Colonel Grmell Of the New York
Frat Regiment are mi"ing. Amongst
the killed ara Lieut.. Grebs. Of the Z. 8
ARTILLERY. He wa struck on the ri ght
side Of the forehead BY rife cannon, the
ball from which bore away the upper part
Of the hsad.
New York. June IL
The Herald, account of the affair At
Bethel states that after the unfortunate
mistake was reciiisd, tho forces, compri-
sing the let, 81, aud Sd New York Regi-
Insnts. joined By detachment Of the Alb
Msuschusstt,, lst Vermont. and 7th and
9Th New York Regiments, with two light
field pieces. under Lieut. Grebels, came
upon an advanced guard Of the rebels, de
fssted and drove them back, taking thirty
prisoners. Then they advanced on Big
Be,hsl, IN York Co. where il came upon
ihe enemy, 4 900 strong, and drove righ,
into them They were in position. pro
,ected By six heavy batteries, mounting 6
and II FOUNDERS, and heavy riasd cannon
Both Duryse's Zoasvss and Hawkins
Regiment charged RICH. up to the batter
les, but could not pass the ditch, and were
compelled to fall back, after two hour.
contest. The ammunition gave out, and
tie troops retired IN perfect order.
The Tribune. report says all but one Of
The riisd cannon Of the enemy were 81
fenced. and tina. when the Zouavss charg.
81 the enemy scattered, but were rallied.
Not more than half the force was brought
into the fed a, once. Lieut.. Grebers
body rm CALAMITY saved 10y being brought
of tie field on his cannon.
Washington, June IL.
There is grea. excitement here over the
new. Of the conflic, At Great Bethel. 1t
IL III. general opinion among military men
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