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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23
SfaNrieDten nacb 0 1lbr MbenSs.
Gen. Mc@lenan.

% a rs II 9tOn %. Suit. Sen. @lrGlel.
Ian bat Sefsbl erbalten, it4 lUfcrt i'm t9aupt=
Quarter in Wa1bin9tpn st melpen, nm Das
Commando Der Nrmee am 9otOmac gu ibernsb=
men, Serltartun9en pom alien Seiten linp i'm
Mn3u9 unp Die Nrmee wirp binnen prniaen Sa-
gen UNI 100000 Mann perrnebrt letn. Negts
menter a6er Ne9tmenter wsrOen ansetpten utp
lpfUrt ar9enOmmen. General 9tolentraub iber=
nimmt pas COMMANDO in Nelt girsiuien.
Slit 9rOBem Sepauern Miro bier Attenuation
oaS 6'erlcbt p%erncmmen, paB Senatpr Softer BON
CONNECTICUT, Der nit 3pei anpern Civil BerIunen
IN einem @a9en Jap, DurA cine &anpnenfugel
9etDotet pCroen iein. Die Gusel fol- ptelrlbe
Setpelen lein, pelde @pl,> Cameron t6ptete. Sc
NIP 1T went9ltens, pap Senator Softer big Jest
niAt nad yEalDtn9toa SuritdBeteDrt III, ME audi,
cap CT bel Der Nrmee seipel len.
G)oup, Sprague pom 9tbOpe S8lano fam beute
fritz nit leinen 3mei, .s~uibri9et0 iebr geliAteten,
Jte9imentert bier an uno ltie9 bel W,llarDs ob
bon NRlOtgteit erihGpft. @r pttD iupeB balp
pieoer auf lsinem Rlobt lein.
0tu. OfcCpmell lit mad, Nrltnstpn 3urideesI
tebrt uno letne 8e9imenter nebnen tbre trubsren
plaBe ein.
Da5 Commencement bat ntAt bic a~erttate
Sefiirhtung te5lt9IiA Der SiAerbeit Der Stapt
8aIbtn9ton, aber Die ener9iihiten Nlabreaetn
ipsroea lofort our Bieoerer6fnua9 Der Sfenlfoe
dPfrDfeu n,prnpu |
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23

Beverly 20. SuIt.
@eneral Mc@lelans Proclamation. 6auptquar-
tier Der Sccupattpns=@rme pom Neit 8irsinien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23
Nerta,iebene @erfune.

ltnlere @rtillerie bat i'm @anjen 20 &anOnen
etn9ebuBt, oarunter Gldett'S, @arltsle's, NrnOlO's
unp pie ysbOpe Selanp 8atterie. Ote meilten
Welditge muBten auf9e9eben perpen In 6cl9e Des
@eDrdu9eS.
MajUr SameS 9. 98apSiport6 BON Sem gjorf,
ether Der Npiutanteu ltc lppele blieb bel Den
Gsrpunoeten in Jairfar uno belNafte cetn1elben
ieoe mS9IiAe @rleiAterua9 auf lsine eisene
Soften.
Cine Men9e Der Seripinbeten mli6ten pa ~.
rifBelaiien werOen, no Fe Suerjt raren bii,se=
bratbt !prroen.
Infer Gerluf an fleinem @ene6r miro auf
5000 bis 1000 Stid berednet, Wasen blieten
nur tpent9e 3urid, @feroe nod mfnieer.
Der critic Sesinn Der 6luAt iol Don enter
lethten Seip Batterie ausseSansen lsin, metfe
BON etIlsm lieutenant fommanpirt wurDe, Der
9e9en cine gatterie eeldtft trurpe, pom welder
aus eth Sapalerif-9Ingttf au1 i'm eemant MUIR
Dc, t%porauf er, ltatt ab5uproben uup Den 6einp
nit Gartatl9en gu empfan9en, fei9e Die 6luht
er9riif.
9a6 Der senauten 8ertAnuna betrdat infer
Sertult sptlhen 1000 uno 5000. Der 8erlut
Oes 6etnOeS tit ebenlo eroB.
9err 9tulea BON Der 9unrpn Shines, Der Bier
TT, metnt, mir botten niGt iber 1900 p~erloren.
Serid,t iibcr rte @cbIadbt.
Inter ben unglldl den greisnilIen wG6renb
oeS Cages 5dblt nan be pnoers pas ;3ulammen
trefen Dreier unlerer Ne9imenter, bon penen paS
IA. nno %. Aew 2)orter aul pas 8. Stem gorfsr
9tesintent fsnerte unO srcBe 8srplltunB in Den
9etben ~peIslben anrihtete.
DaS %. Siep=2)orter Ne9iment bate oleid.
fats paS nn8lid. bon bsfreunDeten Sruppen an
9e9riffen gu nerOsn, s It cine aan3s Gumpag
ME ~pellelben ipnroe gu ammengeIbo6en.
Sin ge'itAt 9ins, caB Sen. S6enf 9efan=
gen gsnommen ipOrOen Iet.
DaS 70. Nestment b~etrauert tief ben Gerlalt
Istnes oll9emeiu belte6ten Sbrilten Cameron.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
w. j.. RETz0, |,

ATTORNEY All LAW.
VIZ Ill ptacScS Law In DslRwsro, Morrov,
wv C1iOh aud adjoining counties,.
Oa1ce 10 Williams 4 Lstimoris Bioek
law Sre. o. Mar. /. Cliff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
DR.. MoLean's Univsrsaf Pills,

for Liver Complaint, BiTlious Ethdache, &c.
There has never bsrr Il yEfs ARTI medicine, offer e,l
to the pub c that as gsrch slch entire satisfaction
Mcl.EAN's CSIyEEFAi. HfILs.
Beng entirely crtabIo they perfectly innocent
and bn taksF ~ rifc most tender infant; yet prompt
pow riul IN rrulring all Bilious srcrrtohs, Acid
Impure frnIi Tie fiftfc. In fact they tho
y Pills th;t should he used in TnalarioEs districts.
Tifry produce no g. ipng, Sickness pam in the Stnn
ac Bowels, thm cl very and arcbng in their
opera tbn promntuR healthy srccctions OF tho Liver
Kidns$s. Who will sT from Billiousnpss, Head
arhc and Fdnl Stneb, tahch 81 cheap remedy be
ubtainedY Kta them couftHut'y ham; single DOSE
taken in season nly prevent hours days, and month";
Of sickness. Ask fer Dr. J. H. Mclean ivcrsal Pis
Take other. Being cnIted, they taselcss Price
only IS cents box, aud can be sept by mail 70 any
pa: of the Cnited Stats.
J II MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third auI ri i'e Sts., st. LOUIS, No.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Read Fhis.

"A those nsebte % mo ths; rash ikes eau aHd
setts trtrt1tiale
Det. Q, 1861. AIEX. DUNLAP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
RLOWs. PLOVVR.

81 CELEBRATEh COMBINATION -FiI0liS, ,foF sale a
manufacturers prices tor cash
Mar eb IS, '6l.-fH G, G, CIiAAcEER1 AN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
For Sale.
Military Gard.

a GooO HoEsE aud SPRING WAGON. eau ooru
Jny IL, Isei.--+tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
DR.. J. H. MeLeans Volcanic Oil Lini-
2nsnt.
The Fest External IA eEe World,
f,T 3Fun or Beast

Thousands hunYia beings have bocp saved life Of
hecreptude and misery 0y the of this nvalua Bile
Llnin"nt Il will TciieN PAIN almost nstaDtsbcousiy
aud will c.ausr purify and heal the fOuicst S0Rt
in an iucrcIihlc short tiinc MH-EAN's N6IcASIc On
LlNMyNT 1l re hc@e uost SrScrac Of Rhcum-
atism t;uut tr Scura.agg. Fnr Paraysis, Contracted
Muscles. Stiffness weakness in the JOINTS, Muscles
Tiramants. Viii aii. Two Iplicat;ons will
cure S,re Throat lIsadacbe Earache. Fer Burns
ScnlIs, aut p1in :, ntailibie remedy KceP
awaVs on hanI. -.
horses vii sae money by using MrTean's voicanAc OIL
Linimcut Il Is 4 spte,ly aud Iniabie cure ton Calls.
Strans Chafrs SVgIljnrs. IameUcse. Sweeny, SuFes,
Wounds sratcles or any external disease Try il. spd
yBu will be irtvtl.
pIl. i. II. MCLEAN, Sole rrhprcturs
saint Louis 70.
MI. STARR X BGa.. Agents for Delaware.
July u, Is6l-iiY ins
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
M; @, SIemmOns Patent
Iron Double Shovel Plow.

HYAVIN6 made arr s1skerAents for the manufae.
"A ture and exclusive sale 81 tho above stFERloH
fInws Tor cntvHtng Corn, they now oered At the
Patcntct's Prlcrs by {. & CHAMBFRL AIN
June 11lh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

Y LIEUTENANT BUXTON hst ncNv orsafds II 70
- nsp recruited, aud Is dcshouk obtain INN d.
9tsly 70 men tH.rc 80 t up bis Company, and 60
lOto carp (at Camp 1NArthhr, Urbana) no lasl az
pcSt wOcE. Ipe Regiment (66t6) nearly full, cid
VII soon be full. nTganlEed Il burcd that The pa4
otie yovpg weu sf tie euabgy viii AZ once resp 10
els Cail' Nov SCI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
LAMPS.
EOR BATH

@9 bD2AMa1s
"A LARGE COMFORTABLE RES
fa...t3 11 fllsNCE, on Main StrsGt Contain IA
-4isA- Ing rooms besides Bathing Room, waGh fi&
Room and ca ar er'
Also l14 acres of land House and BarD on East side
The river. iRANNIY
delaware. M.reh %. 81 -+tr
DantI " Jactby .I'It'Gl Before r. B. smith j. p Of
VS.. Delaware Township pcla.
n. E. Pitcher, ,Dcf't. ware County, Ohio,
nm the 10th day OF SoVN1ber a y. 1881 said Justice
" issue an order offattaehIncnt 10 tbe above aesop
for the sum of Forty-nine 50 100 IpIlars.
D. dec. G, 1881 st r. W. yaCOBY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

Notice hereby giveH Ht the whole the parcels of
Lands and Town lots foregoing list described much thereof
will will be sold,
offered for SALE the place of holding said Del
aware January
alt! charged thereon shall be paid before that time.
D. W. RHODES
December fS5i. Auditor d County. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Pork, Lard. bacon.

VTTE WERE VERY FoRTCHATE in boxing a -splendSd
Wv Lot Of Corn Fed Hogs, during the .asi IsrkinR
asoni the greater part Of hem beiai og tha tha aud
'uAok oroed. SO that have plenty 8f III aok, heyA
ork, BY the III. or bbi. A'so IL LOT of Beautiful
"nt" Lard, Also Few sn5-r Hams nnd shOai.
ters. & IITTTfl 4, S0g
Jh,yl1. 1861
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
A Good Farm XVanted.

THE subscriber will gire rash aud lands or ether
4 property ior one or two good Farms n Delaware
county
Novs 5, ST III. RICUARrSoN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Law NOTICE,

~NW GUWGIIUs
ChaS: sweetsef & David Humphreys.
PAVE Autered paTtuerFbir, ior tbs practice q
G4 Law In flea ware county.
~. HUMPHREYS Will he found % AL times az the once
Of Mr. Sw6tser, ready 20 give attention 70 business
Mr. SwEErsER's health E 90 fer improved that ~ 10
ablo 10 gvo attention V business and therefore VIII
appear IN the Courts usnal.
holavnre, OFT IS. 1sel-W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

Glover Seed Wanted.
u By a. STRAUSS,
az zT.'eota peiswsTs Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21

Fortress Hmroc, DC. ~, rir BItino-e
Dc 20.--The steamer Illinois left Tor New
lok early this morning.
The flag Of truce brought back the NOffo' K
DAY BOOK. but there is little news in it. We
however, extract the following
LhWi,ion, Zee - Tho MERCURY Of this
morning rays that the federalists nov occupy
Beaufort aud Port Royal island with force
supposed to les five thousand.
The English news gives great Joy here
The Nashville GAZETTE Is informed that
tEcntyeght federal soli rs LATELY entered the
lines Of General Zullicoiler's army, stating that
after reading LiLcoln's message they could NJ
longer bear arms against the South AMI were
ready to fight against the abolition tyranny.
lSdpdnndh, Dec. - Nothing has yet heen
beard from the stone feet. A part Of tho Port
Royal expedition has sailed South.
The Nof Tx DAY Book reports as on d.
that Mr.. G. +. Adams, United States Minister
to England, demanded his passports ON the an
rouncement Of the proclamation Of the Queen d
England.
The DAY Book : list Of contributions for the
Charleston sufferers, ioots up Il, 53S 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21
THE NEW YORK SUN,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. ai, 1881.


A few DAYS since VIC gave a comparative
statement Ct the present strength Of the English
and American Navies by which 1t appears that
wa have 2iG effective We sells with 500 g5ns
and p. 600 men, to oppose u British strength Of
Ga vessels with II, OOJ guns and ~ 600 mon.
II is interesting in this coDpcion. 10 500
how this compares with the cNhiti' Of 1872
when engaged Ia success fol c'nics' WITH EnG.
lard. At that time she hl1 an armed marine
of really thousand 80 lis, with over 100 90
men, while cur mu.queto fleet consisted, not 10
GLIDING gunhoas, Of barely twenty vessels
nine ofuhich vero h,ow the rnLk Of rfira.es,
ard two e Them unseasouh,.
So far a. numbers GO our strength is reli.
lively muoh grea'or nov han thon. But the
q angc in the character &C ltm,d v, 81, and thr
mcdc Of warfare has b,cB 81, o oit thttit is dif-
hcult TO ins'i.u'c % con pafi.ou. To numcriJ
force Of Of the Bti ish navy ipp.ir-, ftom these
figures, to lc De-, 'l,' J. was Guv y'ar- ago.
vot no one can qu,- ion tll' it-.,D ,ttyc..feu:tl
is vastly rrstor. Th.,i- 'fue 1r tho American
raw. hut DO, 10 tho .lmr rN'ent ~. as 80
vctayeroir,l d4i Warrior. ard moth ny Lar.
81 than 30 rpr r.-a'.. TO- comic. = with Bi.sh
shiy. Of 'hc line wi.h o. to l11 gus.
One grea. advantage 90 tho 49,. OF 1872. was
the necessity Euglni was under '1 scatter h'r
navy 70 protect her interest. iu various parts OF
the globe. ard the mis.ik, SIZE niIc of ospi,ns
her An,sgofis'. Is the London Iwr, says, she
is not III clv To MAKE ili. m..t .kc again, an }
were war d. r.,rd i.'Nc tho tao countries
We .hoali have 90 prepare Du -'lvc- for such A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21
Late Letter from Colone, ,orcor.n

A letter from the gallant Coloael, dated
Charleston Jail, Nov, IL h, lsGl, hes JUS. been
received by Capt. KIKhgH Of this city. The
Colonel states that he is in toe common i,i' .
where he is locked up in cell a, night and i !
every way treated a, common tclon-hm,elf
with throO Captains and ten Licutenants hay-
ing been elected foE execution whenever il
should be ascortained tina. the pirate SMTu, n
Philadelphia, has 70 suffered.
Upon the date Of hi, letter those thus selcctej
had been condemned TO separate cells, and d
letter recei, ed here from his irioAd L. CoNNuL-
Lr, mentions the subsequent Incarceration Of
Col. CnRCoRAN in a close criminal cell, with
apprehepSions expressed that his constitution
will not stand the pro,ractei hardshigs to which
he is now subjected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21

NJ,
The Matthew's Murder Case
Resumed.

Tn, tt,i 4 Charles tetFerIs vs., r,sym.
Yesterday by the ofOss-, 1amination Of WIN. m
Walton. l., stat,j that at the tine JciTetIl
msdc the coD!es,iorl TO him, be (J.ifstdO Apl
pc,fcd 90 Oc perfectly to,sr No,ling else n
importance va, elected.
Capt. Tho. ". Thorn, Of the Z b Ward p,
lice, testified ihtt On the Ion Of NJy. lat. y
went into the 81 - 4 NJ Walton, and HAD
the prisoner say 80 Mr.. Walton, II shot v,,
"plher, and b" trp"t,ed the s,settion TIVE,
piis ncr al-O said thai BE would have sho, wa
Walton # be nd "a pi.t :: the ptisoncr. I,
this lime aUp.1r,i 10 be excl IS WIN louot :
Ohcor WIN. Il Mno's te,,id,d that he b,
been ter months ia tho Police nopartmant. on
hal known the prisoner I months. ami bsc,ri
acquainted With BIN aud his uothcr n P4tckl
que, L. L. ON the 18Th Of Nv. was at n,
huu'c ia ith st., an heard her quarrel VII
prisoner she called him a Ioifor aud a nc us
dIel, AMI sad she woul. have nothing n re n
do with him; Je1, I'd, a.kei her fOr m3re,i
and on h.tf,iusiuE TO give him any, lac said IA 4
II lie had teen IN prison, il vas on her accJund
(Co1imreI o. Third Pdg)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21
Later from Port Royai-ArrivnI OF the
Atlantic.


Inc steamship Atlantic, D. Eldridgc, master,
arrived here yesterday from Port ROYAL, with
pa SEM crs, mails, ano 10000 pounds of Sea
leland cotton, which was gathered by the no
goes Under direction OF Government agents.
WI en- the Atlantic left Port ROYAL, our troops
were In good health, and were engaged in for
tiiy ing tho Island, which was now one chain of
saLd~orls from Braddocks Point to General
DraytOn's house.
Geo. Vcle's expedition had been abandoned.
400 600 pounds of cotton had been secured for
the rext steamer.
The regroes are now kept under strict sur
VIGILANCE, they having in many instances proved
spies, by running 10 and fro between the two
hostile armies, and there are now several of
their fellows in prison to await punishment for
their trcachery.
A few DAYS previous 10 the sailing or tho A.
lantic, General Sherman had issued orders for
the members Of the press to leave his lines by
that vessel, but lust previous 10 the sailing II
the -hip he counscrmand,d bis order. The ro a.
son for this was, that the correspondent of a
New York morning paper had, by Soma means,
oDtalted memoranium OF Intended move.
ments, and published the contents, thereby
nus, '",'"s 'ie "eho'S' ueS'sn'
| 'o''o"'s '''B' ne'' VI Vessels were lett
r,'''C" LA,
ara Sssnp ""o"Sn' Ia"hee' Ohau'lia' ottawa
| FEIcArSs-St. Ia,,ronce and spsorobarr.
NIoliican, Ellen, Mercury, and
" ~ f''et.
veSin,, steamer Seminole '' Por,, IuAe" (sur.
Andrews.
| INSTRUMENTATION, Winfield Scott BEN
DE Ford, Cosmopolitan Boston, Delaware. NAV
| Flower Pmkersburg Locust Point. Potoma :
Empire City, Cahawba, Georges Creek. Ma,
tsnaas and Oriental.
SURGEONS Coffin, Golden Eagle and
ot, an tApies''
E. Clark, a Miller F. II Ni"r on EoI,T''s
Aid, Fabiott, Lewis Chester, sarah i. Cullen.
n'uUuHEu' Na NJ, ~ raus'' slAiy ShlrieN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21
nIlRl.f prn-rtrI- ALrhh.

The prospect. Tor ua euly dose of She rebel
lion are improving RAP il,. as o. glance u. IL,
pr, sent state Of affair, will July cortobora'c
Cen. HuIrcg /. slowly wcl,irga network o
strategy that D., misses 70 catch tho incon,incn,
pLi,E and hi- ragged clhor. u- in not
Gen. BrRi i, marching Gown toslr, tumJcr
lard Gsp at rapidly as tad roads and $50 lea
streams will p,rmit. Gcra CANNr and VI,
CtrRSAND aic pi,uariur to m..o down III,
Mississippi, sustained by a roEcfiIl 'Iualron
Of shot proof hstteri,.. Viii u will he impcNipus
TO any attacks which ,bo rch'l' car maxi up'u
them. 1ho,o batteries are a'nH'' oum.let.}'
and tie decent # thy live val .oIn pmm,nc,.
A. ito head OF the Aaausllry,f Isu fJrr'
Of United S,a'os troop, which ca, i' WILL hr
sent Down that str an /. al IN the Niris'lpp
expedition. taking th' rebels which nay oppose
II, in the rear.
Along the Atlanta and Gl' 81 rc' move
m'nis equally impoiian, arc ol iyl.. Oar forces
at Hilton Head are gradually ,Stcnl'us their
lires. Tyuoo lSllni and Wuslw have been
occupied Fort fulasN Is IN oar r',-es'i' M and
Charleston AMI Savannah All Ll into our
hArd', Whenever We SC fl; & move agiins
them f''nand'"a, ON tn FLORIDA coast, hae
ere tins been occupied and thus another cotton
pert op"nod to The commerce Of The Moth.
Fort Noise has been virtu'lly Destroyed (;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21
CITY NEWS.
Another Political Arrest.-Ex- senator Jone.
Sent 10 Fort Lafayette.


Sent To Fort Lafayette.
George NJ Jones, Elk Senator from Iowa, and
lately Minister to Bogota, was arrested, yester-
day morning, by order Of the Secretary of State,
and is now iDcarcerated in Fort lafayette. Mr..
Kennedy, our Superintendent Of Police, received
instructions from Washington, by telegraph, to
arrest him, and Detective Farley was dispatched
to await the arrival of the Philadelphia train at
Jersey City. Mr.. Jones was taken as he was
leaving the car, The Provost Marshal, who had
come to the city for the purpose of arresting Mr..
Jones, arrived in the same train, but was not
aware that ho was a fellow passenger and was
quite surprised that his errand had been antici.
pa'ed by our police. The nature of the charge
against Mr.. Jones has not transpired. He re-
Gently returned from Bogota, and his accounts
were found to be correct. He expressed feelings
Of loyalty, ard states that since his arrival at
Warrington, he had bal several priya'e and
agreeable interviews with Mr.. Seward. lie
thinks an enemy has made false charges against
him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-21

ydsIington, Dec 20 If any correspondence
has tax place between LORD Lyons and Sec
Rotary Seward. IL has been Of an informal and
cobfidt nti.l character, a. no official communi-
cations have passed between them with refer
ente 10 tho Trent affair.
brief dispatch from Major General Hal
rex 10 TIE Amy headquarters confirm, the
tu,n me reported successes Of Gen Pope 5
expedi ion in Missouri.
IN the court martial case OF Col Kc,tisan
tday, the principal vi ness Was Major S,ya,-c.
who teetified TO tho Colonel's being In the habit
Of dining al Bailey's liOuae, t,eyord the Cros,
roads, Il being at that time an outpo,t of on,
amy. The court has sdjournei TIL M,,3av
NJ jot General II. z. Butler says that Con.
Iitlp'r proclamation was "neiihcr forescon. in.
tin.sied, nor authorized by him "
THIS morning 81 SIX o'cluck, portion Of Con.
McCrll'. 81, i-ion proceeded in The difcc ion Il
Diall s,ille on forging expedition, and for
The pun oso Of making reconnaissance ia ths
lrchits. Drtusvillo is apout m'dWay bstwesn
Gen. Mccall headquarters and Lees ,urg. GA
arriving In that Nicility, they cncount- red he
cu"ny Who hsd four fegtIerts II infantry.
south Catolinians, Alibamlans aud k-utucki.
as, with n hst'fiy o. Hiy pieces an u regi mont
Of c,ysln under command Il &c Stcvat'.
III only tfO' 2. on on aide that euc,. vi in
the tha.-, wee Go. Oics' h-gsfc, the tis,
Rife. and Ias'on's bate. v " four CUTS
A. four click, aiter the action, SIX rcbel.
W, Re HI led snc tNct tv-'wo wOuudsd.
Ttcy vsTc completely rortet. ard fled D sci
ritstely af'er right OF an hour AID a hat lcv.
ing Two csnnofs, quantity OF email arms
hlai koH, great coat, &C., more han our troops
coulr buDg awsy. Oar mon aho brought IN
tome pfrOu'fs ,ics tho WouLdtl oar loss
as near Is can he a-.cttained al present, /
atou' ten killed nd fifteen wounded.
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and equitable grounds, that the British Envoy
doubtless ioels called upon to take no o,he,
than ususl diplomatic az ,ior, until his adyicci
can be received ard considered by the HON,
government.
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