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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22
Mufunft Der MGa.

NewS Yprf, 81. NV0br. Der Dampier
Niia, pom QiperpoOl am 7. ps., fam 6eute Nbenp
BIER an.
8sim banquet be8 Qorb MaYor BON Qonpon
brdAte Or. Noan1S, Der ainerif. 0elonrte, einen
6eaIt onf 0OrO Dalrnerl ton aus, pprnuf pie1er
errteCerte vg8ir betra6ten nit 8eDoucrn Die
Strettfra9er, pelde unlre amerifanilGen 8ettern
in etnen &rteg Serridelt baben ppb es 1T ntGt
unIre SuAe, Elm urt6etl Iber Die Enlightenment
ab5u9eben."
2OrO Dalmerlton briiGte lf6 ferner iter ben
SaumroIenbsparf in Gngl1nO aus ; Die Ser
legenbeit mar nur tempOr1r mir peroen BON per-
ldieoeten Gbeilen beS Grpbopens rei6li6 NIT
O1ummptle ereben unO 70 9an3li6 pom 1ioli.
6gn Nnertfa unabbdn9ig weroen."
Sn elmer SerI ammlung Der Qlftion1re fir Oen
u0reat @oltern" wurce beidIplien, ESQ 0 fir
Jteparoturet pee WeerunAebeuer6 at bepiliaen.
N(an e%rpattet, DAP cerlebe i'm 6ebruarpieOe
leetuGti9 letn piro.
Die britti(6en Grie95lAiTe y@pniurer" unb
D Sanepareil" l6iften 9ruppen Elm, al8 bic QIa
ab9in8,
Die Zines ia9t, DAP bic Operutionen Der g.
petiCn otlerOings leiAt lein mitroen, befirhttt
aber S6mieriBteiten non Der @tferluAt anOerer
Wl1Gte. s lfil
Der ameritanil6e Dampfer Sames NOaer,
tpel@er isBt in southampton ii, gebt augenbIid,
ltd nab Dem Mittameere, I'm lib mad Raper-
il9ifm urn3uIeDen
Wfan ermartet iepen Nu8enblif einen AuftanO
Der Arbeiter IN preltpn, pa .pen elmer 8eOufttun
Ger 2Gbne Die Nepe lit. ST.
8rantrtitD Sat iiN in 8t;ug auf pa5 Dnppens
tbal 70 frteoIi@ 8ejeigt, paB man etne balotae
8eile9unB alter Otftren3en srmartet.
@aribalOt BAT benz Gentral~Go Staliens
ntitgetbeiIt, paB ct tetnen &f CUR 8efreiuua
BON N0m perr Senepi9 prpOUciren tperoe, iepp0,
pap ieeer 8eriud, sur Gtnbett Stations encouras
gtrt werpen miile,
Sn @enma ioten Complete gu sinem allse-
metnem Muftanpe Der Slasen in Mpntenraru,
Der Gurfei, @alicten rno ltn9arn stlAmieOet
mprpen Ietn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22

Die Na0ridtsn iber ba6 ges9t bel Yttstpn
(nidt 0tteeptlle) lAeinen iebr iibertrteben setpe-
fen gu lein. Der 8~ranffOrt gepmah pOn Gam
flag ldretbt: pgBtr erfabren BON perlonen, Die
NIT Dem ~geltrigen NbenD3uge sintrafen, pab Die
bisbert9en 8ert0te ii6er has @eieAt bel Ytteton
letr nbertrieben warcn. Der 8batbstanp 1T
Ders Mar1bau's SentudY gtssiment uno Elm
81 tO-Ee9iment 8rifen 1OO0-1z00 GOnfGOe
rtrte am SO9 MOuntain 3pilden YrsltOneburg
unp 9iteton an uno nGtbtgten lie. cine ltarte, ieT
bod ntdt t%efelttate, ppltion ouf3u9sben. Der
9ertut Der @Onfppertrtem betru8 un9efabr 40
an 9pOtetn, pabrenO Der rer 8unpeetruppen UNI
'gefabr Is betrus, Col. SObn 8. Wiatame parp
weper get0ptet nod ~sefangen 9enOnmsn, ia CT
mar gar ntht etnnol i'm @efe6te. GS betBt,
RAP 9enrY 90. Stuff bort cOmmanOtrte 1lnD SEE
tSptet marc, tnoem er fitf gBunpen erbielt. Die
CONFEDERATION wuroeh %SoultanDtg aueeinaneer
seipren9t itno iepen Sag wurOen eini9e @'efan-
gene etneebradt."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22

bcn fSnnen, GS 9ie9t pobl 10000, melde ats
Dtcnlttoten i'm Saule artetten. 5000 arbetten
an Den 9anpltraBen. 100 man merer itber Nlan<
9el nod lber 8aulbett fla0t. Die tletnen Qanp-
etgentbinrer inter Den 6arbi9en arbetten ioppbl
auf iBrsm et9enen eanpe. ais auf Den NIan3uu-
gen, 70 oft le pies tbun tGnnen. Sebr piele lino
&auftsute, 6ancwerter uup 0siAGftaleute, unp
nt6t pentge per 81 StIapet BON Somoica ODER
peren 6tnper linO Nitt9lieper Der Gjeiebsetun9
uno befleiOen UsrantmOrtliAe Nsmter untsr Der
8eeierun9. 9n Der 27smblY atletn fBen II
lGmar3e ltmb farbi8e Mit9lieper inter einer Sc
Iommtjabl ppn AZ. las Sau5e 8oIt pon So
matca %orbettet, unp pcnl leiue Nrbeit off faliA
9eIeitet unc nublCs 1T, 70 Itegt Der Seller wabre
lid nibt an ben uneebitpettn Glaien. Oiele
arbetten te na0 Der @tnlidt, Die lie beliBen, unp
tpsnn i6 Die ShmdGe iener @tnitdt b~eDente, 10
bin ib i'm tGhlten @rape e%rftaunt ilber Die Sort
lhrttte, pelhe bielelben 0emoht taben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22
9te n@trOnbc~ iber 0arts.

8et Dem Gelbf9efibl Der 6ran3o1en tbrem f.
fart entptfeten NattonalitOl3, mIlen Die 6bat-
laden nit unabpetabarer Nla6t ipreben, uenr,
urtletle laut meroen Iolen wte pae 1T, tpeldes
mir, our metteren 8egriuouug uulere5 eiaenen,
letuem Dortlaut uad wteoergeben molten. Gs
4nDet flo TN leBten etne HsiGe pom sebn Brtefe1
iiber Darts, tpelAe Die 0ironpe Oer5ffentltft BAT.
Dos 9%euannte 8lntt 6at fih pur6 Ieine te-
iDnnene unO elbftItanDige 6altunp, unter Nu0re
9apPrtujpn's Qettung, ettie Stellung tn Der ST.
fentlthen Ofeinuu erpbert, pte Tie manAe8 ofr
gr66teu Barrier 8ldtter ni6t beltbt. 6rUb Sc
bruarcetreten, 8errDornun9eu unp mebrfahen
NntIagen bat bic 0trOnoe bia6er mnt6opQ ben
8ampf fir cine Before 3utunft Granfreid,s ee=
fampft. Der leBte jener 8rtefe iiber pas tat{er=
lt1e paris, pelher ben Snbalt Der 1lbrtqeu tbeilz
meiie 3uiammenfnBt, lautet ME folgt ,8riefe
zines Observation-Disclosures aus Narie. X. Qeben
Gle noel, metn l6err Dies lit mein lester
Brtef. SD fam IS bier ntht mebr au5balten.
SD netB Aiht inter meldem Gtern unD in mel
hem GunlttreiIe man bier lebt, ater t} futile
ettpa6 Undergraduates unt mid berum Id atGme
utdt me9r, tb erlttde SD tebre parum eiligIt
3ir frete1 gelunpen 9uft metnes Oprfes 3uritd,
uW pplt NV SbItb INV WleUtF ttlu 3u lpQinefl.
Seas TT aus Dem 9aris Don ebenals oepprz
Den 2 Qus ienem Yarts, pel6e8 Oabte. ipelhes
iprad, weltbee melt in Die 8erne fra6lte, NEEDLES
ie0en Saa Der gBett Elm gerf, cine Waby6eit,
etne 6reibeit, cine Gutpefung 5uparf Q6 !
IS oenft ni6t metr, e6 trdunlt niAt ttebr, ea
peiB lelbit nidt mebr, pOer lGetnt nidt msbr gu
pi1en, mas eS In ben Go9en ietner @r6Be, In
benen ietnes @luubsus an lH ielbf o~eelautt, er-
tannt, getban pOer 9ela9t bat. @s BAT feline Seele
ausgel6lAt, ODer bat fe bur6 etnen pCrlberge>
benpen 8inDitOB auslGiGen lafen. gBas 1T In
pteiem Qugenbltd BON ali benz 6euer, al Dem
Qi6t Der 8er9un9enbeit nod abrts? glidte.
1penn ntGt bte. unp pa aus 8ergeBtt6fett Der Sic,
aer zines fraberen Glbmes, Der lsete Strabl
elmer untergebenpen Spnne. Das Genie 8ranfz
reia5 bat letne gntlafung gruCmmen, uup ME
in pieier @elt INNER, 70 bat Der QbergIaube Oen
@lauben er1ebt; pas abgetretene Genie bat 8u@
nGGlt ben OrebenDen 3ilhen, bann Dem Mettum,
Pann 8arnum, ponn Dem yl9warjen Doctor"
= t4 mage nt&t btn3u3ufasau pann Dem Or.
8erQn - pas &Crt aberla6en,
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Ofnflanh.

8er(tn, 4. 9op. Cine OepelAe i
ter8bur9 melOet bic Niffebr oeS &ailsrt ~,
&rtm, unO eaB ct In benz palalt pom 3ars
lslo ab9eltte9en mar.
GbOrn, 4. gfoobr. 2aut yla4riGtsn Z
Wnrlhau bat Der Stattbalter bic 6Ofnune au
gFiprc@sn, Rap cine QUESTIONING 3ptl6en Der 9fe.
gterung unp Dem Splte gu Stunpe sebrabt pers
pen mGhte.
&pdnieM.
Wabrtb, 4. Nopbr. Sin unbebeutenber
notwithstanding TT BON Seiten Der rspublifant<
iAen @artet in MeDina @Bt gemadt wOrbsn.
Die Nnitifter oieles 8eriuAsa lpurpen Yer6aftet.
So mar niGt nGtbts, CUR Uni orildung Oes. gut
i9e8 et1e Mtlitdrma9t gu rerlpenben.
Norgen miro pas Mtlitdr gu @bren bes mo-
rpftantlhen @elanpten Elm Sheineefedt Iiefern.
OnFanttnppel, 80. Sft. SIS 1T ni6tS
Oabrs8 an Den @eriihten, welGe bierielblt itber
etne GbriltenmeBeIei in NaI0tina In unIau1 se-
pelen ltnp.
Der Stattbalter BON Serr allen BAT gentle
Stapte IN Yalalttna bur6 Wtltt1r beleben lai=
len, neil Die @tnppbner Die Steuern nt9t be3ablt
batten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22
Die Nleaer in ~c1nmnicn.

I'm Die alberne 2(nlidt gu mtOerleaen, als
%tptrpen Die fretgelalienen Ne9er pee 5loene
ntdts tbun, ale faulenJen, laien mir ~fOlaenoe
Stele aus n6ree eabOr" fplgen:
p@lttnes 8eOinfens 1T Die Ste0ung bes qano=
arbeiterS auf Samatfa i'm Sabre 1860 Elm blets
BENDER Gprparf fir ~pteienigen, wel4e wt0entli6
0per unwiNentli9 bic gemeitte Qige Serbretten,
Dag Der Afrttaner unmG9ltb erbp6en perpen
t0ane. Die unwi6enplten arbetten 70 oft fe Or
belt befontmen f6nnen. IS atbt Sollfum,neu
2O,OOO 0arbtge BON betperlet gei6lebt, petdbe
auf ben 9anpsGteru arbeitsn uni. ipelde nod,
als cine arbettenoe &lalie betra9tet perz
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22
Seibet9enfWGft Mnb Emancipation in
MuBldrSx

IS si6t ruifi6e @Oeueute, bon oenen marGe
10000 Bic uGer 100, 600 Qetbetgene beliBen.
@rof Gdermettef gilt ais Der reidDfte GOelmann
in NuBIonp. ST telist 10000 9eibesene,
Dayunter monde, beren JtetGtbum Ii6 auf Mil-
liCnen brlGuft. Setn idbrlid,es Gtntommen
ptrO auf II MtlipnenS ilberrube( Isl ,250,0O01
angeiNla9en. Sober 9eibeigene sablt istuem
5errn 10 bis Is NubeI idbrltd, 70 paB eas SAT-
reeetafounnen pes Seligers BON 100000 oeibet
genen nt@t ment9er ais g250, 600 ($1, 000,OO0)
Detra9en fam, atssleben BON letnem Gtntpmmen
aus 8Orften, Nlublen, 6abrtfen &c. Die @e=
Iammt3abl Der 9e9enpdrti9 in JiuBlanp befno
lt6en 9eibet8euen belauft li0 auf iber 30 Ntl=
l%iOnen ; unp perttt man Den gDertb jeoes 9eibeis
genen nllr gu 800 9tubet $780, anlhGdot, 10
betrG9t Der Dem 2anOaosl purG Die @manaipa-
tion erpa6lenbe GerIult nidt wenteer ais Ell
l50,000.000 l$5,7 50, 0OO, OO0) pber bic 5allte
rer britiI9en 9iationalf0ulb, Die ;3tnien al s
pGt. 9ered]net, 70 fam Der grrlilf bes tdbrli6en
GtntOmmens fin ben Npel ntht AZ ipaeniaer ais
1867 OO0,0 900 $685. 900, 00O) anael6laaen
perOen mas matr ais pas Doppelte Der 3inlen
per brttiI6en Natipnalldulp ouentddt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22

pronnn9er, baB nnlre MdnnIhaFt iimrt1t9t tpltrs
be uno betnabe gang aufgerteben rporoen mare.
Capt. Qrnolbs oeut19e Gpmpa9nte (ote 0arts
ballot @arpe) btlbete Die Scrbut nto erlttt ben
8or6ut unO erlttt pen 9an3en yerlult. Sel mar
70 %befpffen, DAP er tpte elm Cad pom Yferp ttel
uno naA 6auie gefabren tperben muBte. &8
berrl6t Die grGbte gntraltung se8en i'm. SSus
ruin felt man i'm ntGt Dor Elm Erte9e9ert6t ?
Gurtpum m. - Gin BOarbtn9bausbe=
liber ant MtlflFppt erlteb fol9enoe Nnnpnce ;
u6ter werDen %etn3elne 6erren NIT I16nen 3tm
mern 0erIeben audi Elm ooer 5ret 5erren nit
Damen, DEFENDERS g%eeignet fir Steambpat-S Sd
pttdre. 9tfets fir % Gents unp &tnoer gum
balben 9rets fam man an Der 0dnpun9 babet. I"
ISeemisf item ppm @iiSen.
Die 9tidntono OiSpatd pom 10. B. sc. Ia9t
llnlere Gruppen in Welt 8tr9inten perOen fol
9enoermaben o~tspDnirt tperpen v[Seh. Jadlon'e
Commando be3ie9t Wtnterquarttere bet WiCntes
res. Sen, 9ortne'S NrmRecorps wtro 9etbeilt;
Die cine 6allte 8ebt naA @reen 8iotr Bridge,
Die an0ere nah Wiutelter, SttoBbur9 lno llm=
ge9enO. Sen. 6IO9o 1T MD am Sanapba ltnp
letne 9tnte er(treft li6 Don Cotton 6tQ big
WpntgpnerYz6errY. Oaa 3. VirQinta yfe1t
ment lit gu 6loYD's Wrmee beprbert morpen.
Oas 9forfplf Dapboot fanptgt Den 9tit,uo
Der WeItar,nse NIT ungebeurem lSprtldtpall ais
etne 9roBe NieOerlage Der Sunoeatruppen an.
Die Observation-Disclosures bon Wiliouri bat elm
Thinning cine Se3eliioueOrounnan3 angenommer.
Sn Noro-@arOltna BET 6atteraS fanp Elm 0e
fedt 3pilAen Dem O1mpfer @prtpin unb benz
9tebelienpampfsr Gurlew itott,
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0u,nherIauS O;ah

TT Oct @ebir9SpuB, ,pel4er pur6 b18 6bal os6
Gum0srlanpfluies ben @ebir9eitOd Der Slue
Ntp9e uup Nlle9banie5 Can Der Oren5e BON 6ene
tudp, G%snnsi1ee unO Gtr9inien pur66neiOet.
Dieter 9aB bilOet Die stIt3tge 6eerfraBens (Gte
lenbabnO Serbinoun9 5pilten Den betpen erlt-
gslanntsn @taaten uup 8tr9tnien. OurG lin
iubrt Die @tleubatn Spn 8iGmonp nad WleIn.
pbi8. Wenn pteIe 8nbu am Cumberland @ap
uup Die Seebnbn 5tptihem Gtarleftun rno ga
pauuab selperrt lit, . linp Die beipen 9auptpuls>
apern Der 9itbelipn unterbunpen. Die Spnoer=
bunesarules in Gir9inien lift pann baI1c5 bG9
items Quf einen ger5DeIlungetompf anaeptelet,
Osflen Nsiultat niht swgiftlbaft iein taRn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22
Nenes 2lrmeeieIt.

WaiGin9tOn, q. glpO. Das 3elt, mel.
Af6 Spn 0en. Wfor9an BON ObiO s~rfunpen MUIR
u, 1T Der 9ts8ierung pUrgeIegt porren. Die
9auptoor5i9e %pelIelben beiteben in elmer euten
unp @rb6bung Der 8etten POM 8pe
ben.
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Tinan,en.

NS+Sf
SihanSen.
Seit Der Negrriatipn fur bic reue Nnleibe am
.6rsita9 Bat Der 6inan3minilter ben j3ablmeifern
IN SpItc1, 9lew gorf uno philadelphia Die Sum-
me pon $5,508,874 CUR 8erfagung eeltelt, INN
@ontraftoren urp andre GrenttCren Der Jeaiez
rnt9 Su 6efriept9en.
Sent tntcren %OtomGc.
Ser Oampfer uStsppinelipne" bur6bra6 bic
SlcfaOe, nm 9rOpiliOnen na6 Der 5Iotile i'm
%nnteren Dptpmac gu brtnsen unb fam eeltern
Nbeno 9ltdltA pteosr in Der NapY g)arp an.
Solt Den Observation-Disclosures pltrpe ntbt auf i'm
gefsuert, OoA LIEF fA aus ben Stenalen am
Nonbe ldlteBen, Dap er bemerft tpUrben mar. Der
y Steppinltpne" braGte bon Den Oampfern See.
boat" unO Baltimore" mebrere Gontrebonbs
nit, So Monner, I N6eibsr uno SO &inper.
- Die a@panoctte" nimmt pie 8epafnuns oes
y Scebpat" an Spro, melA lebteres Shif leine
frieseriiAe Qaufbabn %aufgiebt unp an Den DeIa-
mare 3uritdtebrt, oa Die 9te9terung ietner Disnlte
niAt lan9er beparf.
8anealismms. =
gBir 6gren pom pberen 9ptcmac, boB bic 9es
belen Die 3erItGrune Der Baltimore unD Sbips
Gilenbabn bel 9arper'e GerrY ~fcrtlebrn. Auf
20 Wtetle1 fno Die @'sleile arf9erilIen rno ale
Wtalhtnerie, pelfe tn ibrem Seret6 lea, oelto6z
len rprpen. G
49, 1860 Bon Der Mrmes. @ M
9aut elmer Srore aus Dem 6auptauartter In
Nalbtn9tpn miro pas Sort anf ~l1ptun's Sid, bis
iest ais Sort &amieY betannt, in n8prt Gae"
um9eteuft @79 ~
General gutIer'S @rpeSition.
General Sutler 9ebt mpr9en Don Wa1bttatpn
mad 0elting WfonrCe ab, 100 CT feline @rpepitipn
cOnSentrirt,
Mebr 9eidem.
Sn benz 0alpe bet Dulin's 6arm In Soirfdr
Gprntp, Sa 100 neultd Elm Gjefe6t stpiIten 90
Wtann bes IA. SrppflYn Jtesiments uno elmer
Abtbetlun9 9tebfllen. @apalerie porfiel, wurpen
pteper 2 SeiAen ron Sruotlpnern aefunoen.
Is tpfroen nod permibt. 3 famen lebenpts que
rltdt wprunter elmer lbrer %oerpunpet.
GipMperncur %ierpDnt
BON Str9inten beftnDet lf9 In @a16inatun,
.wabrlheinliG nm Die l6leuniee Mteperberlfels
lung Der Baltimore unp ObiO @ilenbabn iber
!oarPerS' 6errY naH WDeeltn9 81 betreiben.
@Off Anselesenbeiteu. POftUffce in Beaufort.
gSa lbtngton, 81. Nop. Wan bat BON
gletps yOrf $4,000 8rtefe erpepirt, bic fir bic In
Qtlton oea0 beftnOliGen Gruppen belfimntt IinO.
geu. SHERMAN bat pom Nolt- Department Srpre
erbaltert, In Seaufprt cine peltCffce gu erGfnen
ltno man bat tbm gu Dem 3peG elm 8prmuIar
gu elmer SeIta0un9 ais 8pItmetlter seIhtft, bas
er NIT benz Namen zines paju Ih eigncnoen
NanneS a~lsfilllfn mirp. 8rtefe nn1 beaufort
naiien itRer gleip= gOrt sel9idt werpen.
SUnsSlnselessnbeitcn. sa
8pfbtnstPm, 81 9lpp, Das S&as.
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Seit Der Ne9criatipn fir bic nsue Nnleibe am
6retta9 Bat Der ~Ginan5mtnilter Den 3abImetftern
in Spltcn, Stem 2Jort unp philadelphia Die Sum-
me ron $5,5O8,874 CUR 8erfisuns selteat, um
@ontraftoren unp andre GrepttOren Der Neaie=
rurg Su befriepteen.
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g ga ss sf- safe ~ Hstasaa+5l
.~esaxcS ua saaseG sE En- fef .aesn
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lSnluB fplat
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-02
Letter from Il Volunteer.
DEvARLY, Randolph county, Virginia, !
IuIv IL 1861

DEvLRLY, Randolph county, Virginia.,
Iuly -, 1861. /
Dear Friend; - As relief from the tolls
and cares that necessarily attend a Soldiers
life, have determined to spend few mo. |
ments in writing 10 you. believe that |
have not written to you since we left Graf. /
ton; consequently Il Will be impossible .or
nie TO give YOU description OF all that has
since transpired, and will confne myself
TO events during the last week.
On last Saturday morning, July 7'h. our
regiment uhe fourlh) was ordered TO march
from It's encsmpmert near Buckhannon, for
this place, to check some 'encroachments Of
tie enemy at or near a bridge across the
Buckhannon river. which was supposed 10
he the only difficulty we would have to en-.
counter on our way from Buckhannon to
Laurel Hills. This march was made and
We encAmped at the bridge a short time,
/ during which we learned that there was a
heavy force stationed on Rich mountain
pass, with batteries erected, and everything
IN readiness to stand us fight. Marching
orders ere given, and somewhere between
eight and fifteen thousand OF Gen. McClel-
lan's troops made a march TO rout them,
which was easily accomplished.
will give you the proceedings in prose.
cutting the battle, as neatly as can. About
midnight, the Indiana Sth, 10th, and Ohio
18Th, were sent out TO so around and come
up on the opposite. This was a very 1 III
cult march over hills and through brnshi
but the brave "Hooser. boys" did it with
out q murmur. In the morning, the Ohio
~. ith, 9th and Sd, marched up in front OF III,
n batteries, so close that we could hear Ia,
, cannon balls raitllng Though the tree tops
About ten o. clock. the lndlanians opene,
their ERE with muskets and tines, receiving
- IN return a yolley from "Secesh'' cannon
and muskets, with but lillle effect. as III
= Indiana boys saved themselves by fall,n
- upon the ground, and in every posslbl
10 manner hiding from the enemy. This rms
)" was entirely successful. for the Seceshel
ID supposing they had retreated, sailed for,
to pursue; but to their surprise, the Ind
ansns sprang like tigers from lair, in nun
U Defs Two 10 ohe' making them luth III nlgh
sy and. as the rebels were obliged to climb
es sleep ascent, all the boys had to 10 was
shoot them down.
This is about the amount OF the fghtln
,el for the enemy Tetreated TO their balterlt
en- and communication being cut of from o
he two divisions, Gen. Mcclellan ordered I
OF troops that were standing m front OF ,
nv batteries, TO retire to quarters. We KIN
nothing more until morning, when welea
ed that the enemy had retreated TO the CHI
peral, leaving their dead and wounded
ave I've the Geld-in all about 200, OF which
eei. had bresthed their last.
ops. The news Of this retreat was received
aIis, our camp with the greatest manifestation
n n. " iey, sush chsssinS ] Asssr heard.
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when we were ordered 10 march TO Beverly.
and by chance was lett as guard for the
protection Of our wagons. This afforded me
a chance 10 visit the battle. ground, where
beheld the most gloomy sight ever witness
ed. Even victory is a horfid sight to look
upon. The grim messenger does his work
most recklessly. Words cannot picture an
impression Of the feeling that comes over
one as he looks upon the wreck Of battle;
the fragments OF weapons and clothing. min
gled with human bodies hewn down by
sworn. bayonet, aud ball. There lay Thirty
men in pile. shot and mangl.d in manner
most fiightful. The vision of one is con.
stantly in my mind: he vas shot through tie
head and the contents, OF the skull had ruch.
be had grasped and held handful Of his own
brains. but ! must turn away from this
scene.
The troops under General Mcclellan all
marched, save the Indiana eighth and tenth
regiments, which encsmped on the battle
field during the night. In theft stay they
captured GOO more Of the enemy, who could
not make their escape through the woods
The prisoners ure all here now tabout 700
and am employed IN guarding them.
find that many are accomplished gentlemen,
and are well disposed, had they no. been
bindly led into this affair
Our loss in the whole affair does no, eS.
ceed fifty men killed, wounded and missing
/ while theirs is not less than thousand.
Yours ever, JOE, MORRISON,
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LouIsvILLE, Jnly 3O.-dndge Ca
tron. OF the Supreme Court, returned
from Nashville.
Tie Richmond bank convention
al ljourned after advising the C0nled
crate government to issue ono hun
drcd million dollars in treasury
notes.
Toombs has resigned the State
Department of the Confederate
states. Hunter, oi Virginia, sue
cccds him.
The government gun-boats here
crossed Portland bar to New al,
banY yesterday, where they vii be
I equipped.
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DR. RtcH,RDsos' SHsRRY WiSE BirTERs.
In lsis, DR.. Nathan Richardson, Physician
residing in South Reading, Massachusetts,
discovered, and proved in his extensive
practice in that place and ne,ghborng towns,
the beneficial effects OF the medicine now
given to the world as the Sherry Wine Bit.
terS The success Of n. Richardson 5 prac.
tice becoming hefalded throughout the
New England states. his business so in.
cteased. that he was soon compelled to re.
linquish the visiting system, and establish
Offices in efficient parts ofth" STATE, where,
on stated days, he met his pntients. Sun.
day was the only day that he could be- found
al home, and many Of the present inhobit.
ants Of South Reading will well remember
the throng Of carriages that always surround
ed his house on the Sabbath.
The present proprietor. DR.. s. o. Rich.
nrlson, ,son Of the late DR.. Nathan Richard
sony, a graduate oi the New Hampshire
Medical College, where he received his de
gteeS with usual honor, aud also membci
Of the Medical Society Of Boston, for The
purpose of relieving his aged and honorej
parent from his arducus duties, was induced
TO reIinquish his valuable practice in Boston
10 supetintend the manufacture of this med
icine. as it requires great skill and accurac,
in It's preparing.
The genuine is sold by all Druggists II
Fintlay.