davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-26
Youths and Boys Clothing.
O 4

North side OF Main ST., between Bank & Levee sis.
p. S. We will sell TO responsible parties
Goods payable the lst day of January next.
Plsquemine, Oct. llth. 1870.
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BeIenla9er In Ger NSte Der giaa qon Son. S.
Gpann, e6etnattgen @(aYor8 bon Baltimore
auf9ej6ia9cn, periGmanD jeor9 mieoer am ndh-
fen Nlor9er. 6rn. Strann's @o6nuna lit in
Der 9tGbe ppn Qeesburg unO beberrlAt @orarD'a
6errY YVGtcmmen pom 19urm pes 6altIes aus
laBt lA jeper ltrats9iiAe &tnft mei1eupeit aber-
ieeen unp pabrlAetnlt6 boben Die SOnfGOerirtsn
p~enIelben felt lanee3 ais SblerDaturium benuBt.
@eltern iGidte Sen. Stone etne QarGament1r
Sldg9e iiber Gpparp's 6errY an SberIt gpans.
Die Bpten tattsn 8riefe, peren Sn6alt ntAt
befannt III, f9 jeop6 WatrlAeinli6 I'M Die bel
8aQs 8luf @et6Oteten Uper @efaneenen ban
bette. Oieelben fanoen Die CONFEDERATION in
tebr nteOer9eOrildtr Sttmmuns unO tGrten BON
t6nea Die 6pfnun9 ouspriiden, OuB Der 6rtee
bolO 90rGbsr ictn mGge. SbetfI. 5arrticn pom
81. Snptana. 9iegiment lat letne &etsuatiOn
eingeretAt.
Ollie peripneu, psIae mad Sen, 8dnts DtSt=
fen eprreponptrett, loltn ibre 8rtefe vVta
gBalbtn9tpn" apreltren, neil le anf pielem NGe9
lhaerer tbye 8eittmmun9 erretGen.
@ouo. Blair YOn MltAigan fe6rte 9eltern
mad 0albingten 3urad, naGpem ct Die Srappen
leines Staate5 In Der 8ants' iden Oipifpn In
lptjtrt bate, @
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Ben Fort Wlpnrce.

Tefung MOnrpe, 1. Nosbr. Der
Dampftr Gtban &tlen, nelGer am Oonneritas
Son Der 8lotte 3uriidfsbrte, bert6tet, DaB Die
8abrbpte GagIe 1nO Commodore PERRY pom Der
@rgetttipn bereits g%etrernt morcen ieieu.
Die 6re8atte 9lQanpte ron Der GbarlrtOner
8lpfaOe fam bteber 3urad. Sci sinem beltigen
Sturm wurOe tbr @Aaft 9ebrpden, 10 poB le
9en6tbi8t mar, iDre Se9d gu benige1t.
sort WonrUe, 2 Nopbr. Der Oampftr
0eabODp son glep gort nit propiant lief BET
9au1ptou fet; man slautt iepoA, Dap er, tpsnn
Die 6lutb fpmmt, wieQer flptt pirp. Gr fpate
urlprGnelid nit Ger 6lOtte, wurpe tsDpA neuer-
Dings mad Sep g9elt uup Gortu9as bsOrpert.
Qm 6rettag purpen % gerpnen inter Nlilts
t~arflag8e na1 9lOrfoIt 0eiaaOt, SIS bisB- III
Slo ppint, pa6 Die Expedition neA GbarlsitOn
Befimmt let un0 pie 8ruppen wabrlAeinIiA 80
N(eileu p~ieIIeit8 @9arIflton bel 8uI 0ap 9elan=
bet perpen lolen. Sic Nrmee lpQ alseanu auf
@barleltrn l%oamari6treu uno, menn le Utper~
t1nD fncet, Die Gtaot bpmbarptren, nabrenD
Die 6iptte Die Sorts Gumpter unp MOuItrie be-
lhaiH9en lote. 28euu GBarlsltOu Der 8eitim=
muu95ort mare, 70 t6unte mB9li4erpetle DER
6ampF Ihen b~e3Vnnen baben.
9la9 pie 6lpte mad @BarlsRon Deer tr9enp
rp auDerS bin 9eiegelt iein, = mir iperoen jeOens
fats balo BON ibr b0ren. Sir Die 6Ol9e lOQ
tagliG cir 8ot unter Narlamentdtflagge 5tpil4en
Eter uno glOrfolf laufen. @anugtere psrpen je.
BOD lAarf unterluAt uuO nur in prin9enpen
Galen ibergejeBt.
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SerlfOrbenen @lihdel S6miot, lGon felt 4 Sab
rem geaen ben Metompra Stainm SIR. l, meqert
llnterilitbunsS> unp Sterbe9elper fG6rte, murbe
am Samltag 81 @unlten bes StammeS ent-
I6ieber.
gerdnberte Qbfabrts3ett.- Die
3ase auf Der nGroti6en Gentratbabn (@aloert=
ltr.) tperoen BON bette sn abseben pie fofatt
pof3us s llGr 20 Witnuten Mcrsens Gpd-
e9aoitIe 9ccOmooation 3 ubr Nudm. ; Grprss-
3u8 80 Nadm ; 5arrisburg : 3u8 S.45
Qtenrs. Sunrta8s seDt blob Der Nadmitta9s-
@rpreB 3u9.
Die neuefe Mummer 30 OR
1aro'8 8anfnOten. Exporter mist
II. q. feleenpe neue Salianneen nab
Iae9banp Sant. ga, 5r.
Sanf Of Central, g. g., Utica, 5r.
8anf Of &enD. 81. 9, 5r.
9anf Of port Sapts, 81, o., 5r.
Brighton Ntartst Sant, MaI., IT unb 2.
SutAers & Drcpers 8anf, 81. s., ST..
0arrieburg gant, 5r.
Steal Gitate 8anf, Del, Tor.
S6tffS<Ndarthten.
Sarfe DOloenbur9" nno S6if oGurupc@ fa<
men an II, IL. @lts, in 8remerbafen an.
S6if n@rnsfine", Capt. Treri6s, feaele AM
10. .. Nf. mad Baltimore b~eltinint.
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BBF Nqe Sreunpe Der Union MAIDEN mir auf
Die beute abeno ltattffnpente MISUNDERSTANDING
ouf WfUni1ment Squlre aufmerflam.
Die u1tpnsleute Der 4. 98arp MAIDEN tptrluf
Die beute Nbeno In @etlter 6aa, Nlbemarlejr.,
ltatttnrence Unions gtrammlune aufmerti i'm.
Nu6 an Der Stopper @rpB &ca0 BET Maonlta
fnoet beute stue Union NallenSerIammluna lhtt.
ia San5fran3de n. = Sn Der Iu3.
Dem. Eurnb lue, 800 %. NrattRr., fncet Eute
(Nlonta9) tpteoer einS tsner 9emnt6liAen unr oes
nuBreidsn 1an3tron5Gen ltatt. Die MttalnDer
res Gereins ippie pas 9ublitum i'm ~NQeemenen
MAIDEN tplr parauf auAnertlam.
Ng@ II nd. 6sinlhmeder maiden mir Sar.
auf aufmerfiam, DAP 5r, 8a,b beute (Monaa)
IN ~lstner WirtblAaft SO, 10 9. 2itertYRr., e-
tlen beIifaten Quu6 ~ierptren tpiro.
N Sn go. So g. @barleefr, miro Der
freunpiide &irtb 90. 9tlO an 9eutiaen Wontae
Nbeno lfinen @aten einen famolen QunA aufs
ttiten.
Ga Sn Der Snbepsnpent Surner.saue SO.
45 PIT 9rattifr, miro 6r. 6 q. Bauer leinen
9eute Nbeno Elm ~pelitateS Slper nit
all fttlden, nobel es an muifalilNer
unterbaltun9 niGt feblen miro.
SO uartett 6 CONCERT 6eute N6eno
IN Der Nrbetterballe, $50. 5 g. 6repertdtr.
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8efreinng BON 0bera @%ennisan.
Ole Gefansenen BON sort eafapette.

8ORon, 2. N0O. Der Isolate Of Mathe"
bra6te 800 @efangene mad Sort 8arren, incl.
Die BET Sap Satteras 9enOmmenen. 0e9en 90
GnD Supaltpen, ron penen Die metlten am 9fer>
p~enfieber letDen. =
Sberf Dimmid, GOmmanbant BON Sort Narr
rem, mar ni6t fur cine iplGe @n5abl pOrbersitet
uno bate nur fur 200 9O9t6 in 8ereitfAaft.
Cine Mlenge p%erieIben blieben an BCrO bes
@dtTes pdbreup Der Na&t, wuroen teDD@ beute
Woraen nit 2uartier DereBen. l1nlere Bir9er
fu6en Den 9rantm nit Der stDbtsn Aufmerflam-
felt 6Ilfe gu letlten.
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2eetes BON @etHOuri,
@eneral nrempnfs MeantsarSe.

6brtuaftelD, Ifp., %. Oft. Die Sc
Iammtln5abl ppn SOFTEN, Vermur'peten uie
germiBten ron Der Qeib9aroe betrd9t 81. Die
IpOten unp 0ermunDeten Der 9tebellen 5dblen
na6 tbren eigenen 8eridten 80.
Dix GorpptengefeAte iiup bis ieBt ltet5 ST nrf
leren 0unlten ausgefaael. Nlebrere Osfan9fne1
wurpen ouf Streifpartbieen BON Der Sorne-
0uarpe qemabt pisielbe braGte Mfajor Wbite,
pel6er frI9er 8efan9en %8enpnn1ert rporOen mar,
surud.
Die DjpiIicnet, mflAe nod binter uu6 IinC,
f~untnlen In Gumariheu beron. Sen. 0ppe rno
Sen. Sunter'8 Commando werpen Geute Nbenp
bier erpartet.
unIre 8ruppea btfnben li0 in Der ~entbnia3-
tilhlten Stimmul0.
Sen. Brsmpnt BAT Die GeuntY Muble beIeet
unO bringt fortipd6reuo DrcpifiVnen fir Die Mr-
NEE 3%ulammen.
Sen 0riee tit mate Der QlrfanIo -9inie. 60
1T mod 3peifslGalts CD or ms cine SAla4t an
bieten miro.
Die 8sbeQen.S ff3iere 9%loubten, baB pte 2et6.
made, pel1e Re on8rif, $500 Nann tart mare
UNI parIel tGren QetteR pOr, paB le lb wtt
Betaline benommen bdlten. gBtr betamen 9eser
so Mlueteten, Die fe tn Der 6ludt peg9epprIfr
battet.
Infer 8crtya6 befnoet f8 III Oiearf, Il
Metlen Iaplia pom @pria8ietp.
Is BON Der 2etbpade wur0ea eeItern nit mi.
litdril4en @bren b%earateu. Gen. 6remcnt mari
Die erte 6anrpou Grpe auf ras Grab, in mel
dem Aae begraben puroen.
8efreiuua Don Sberfs weunisan.
Sefferfon City, /, gtopbr, 8eiienrI
pom 0efen berihten, rap Sberlt Nfulisan, be
6elp BON 2trtu9tou, ppn Gen. price %entlaiier
morOen 1T. Gr murOe bslte in 0arreuSburl
auf Dem g8ege na6 lexington aeielen, um eli
&tnO fOrtjubrin9en, ipeldes ct bort 8uriifgelaliet
bate
Dies farm als Gin 3si4en tetraAttt wsrpsn
baB Der 8Orialog, Gbert @luqi9an, Sberi
WeabODp unp Nlajer 8an SOrn sseen Genera
Grpf, Sbsrt 8romu unO NlajOr Blaiams aus
taul9eu, anseuOmmen rorpsn 1T.
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aeeaaabme sinss @estsrumas.sranspprts

Der W1eeling Sntsui9encer bort pom @raf,
ton, ca6 am Sonntag AbenO INN III u6r Elm
TRANSPORTING pm Il Nagen BON II bewohue
ten Se3elfoniten 6ci 5afionpile, 9epts County,
an9e9rifen wuroe. gier BON ben 6ubrleuten
wurcen Uerruncst, jeood teiner eetDptet. sic
nabmtn Die g9a9en uno ale Yferpe bis auf 3.
Capt. 9totpanp'6 @apaGerte=G Ompasnie, wel9e
III 00eftor l%fattpuirt III brad, s1r, Gerfclnuna neS5
6etnUee auf unO Miro rdbrl6etnlth etnsil Sbetl
Res 0ernubten miener anridbrinaen.
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StO0t Baltimore.
Nn Mnfcre Subfcrtbemten IN Dem uoro=
Dftlidbcn Stabttbetf( NltItaotl.

Oa fa uuler ieitberiser 8raser S. q, @ubnet
lett Srettag pot 6aule %entfernt uno Die Nbun=
nentenlilte mitaenummen bat, 10 mar es uns am
Satnsta9 unmGgliA, roS 8latt piinttli6 an uns
lere Qeler gu ~beior9en unp e8 miro wp9l aud beute,
trosoem mir an Die Stele be8 S. u. Nu6ner
etncn 3ueerIdlisen Wann a~nseiteat bdbeu, nod
IpGter ais gerSbnlid werpen, bis Der v@efer"
in Die 9anre ieiner 2eler i'm pbieen ge3irfe &C.
lan3t.
@tr eriuGen be6bal6 unlre geebrten N6cn-
nenten unt NadltGt unO ,perDen oafar lorsen
paB pas Blatt BON jest an pint lid 6eioret MR.,
SOlte Der @tne Uper Der Qtnoere ros 8lait
nt6t erbolten, 70 bitten mir i'm, i'm 9aufe bes
Sa8eS feline NpreIe nuf Der 0tdsr.Offee ab3u-
9ebel.
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0efnuutmabune.

ga f0 Siele esemaIise D1~ts[stsr Der o~ufsslSstet 2. Oeutl9si1
g9pbitbat8teu8. GeieQi6ar entiGlOhen baben, eiaen neuea lias
ierltisIngspereiA gu grunoen, 10 Werben DieteniSen, melbe pa
bsrsttS unttr5si9netsn, iOpe aae 0~isien.ssa. mel9e 1@ neg elsl-
an ~bstgeili9en aOaea, eiasslaOsn. stner gsFiannlnu9 am O. so,
psmper, AbenhS Z llbr III BET 0fetabte 9aa betSuppbnent m2
Sbnen bic ernanute Gonite bic entpnrfenen @sfess ar Anna1ne
OpIIs8sn wue. nns blermit wirbs banertt, haB nMr an pIelsn
stbenp ben baran Betbelieen elm ~belonberer &prtBeA 8s@apEl
MNrb. rsF8en 81 .&EN1
IWp-Gp OaS Gpmtte.
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&efanntmnMnnn.

Gen 3~eitOltebern Der au~fSeI6Stea Sadipn. 2csc SEQ. 9. 9. 9,
Il. 8. btene bietntut ;ur NlGrdt, CAB cine &cJe No. 10. y.
.. II. Is. 9egranbst wuroe, welde am Wicntag cen 4. Nopcmber
1861 stnaeIest miro. NttSlieber Der ~aut5eloStsn Sadl0n. sc8e
piai9en, fnO eliI4f am atittrD9 ben 6. b. Wits, AbenrS mn
I ugr IN GEM ttspsri9sn SerianmlunSsiaais, &eba0tte- oaus gu
erlnetnen.
WtD S1MTt q. 9. &Tpnert prep. GwfIlm.
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ltCn Der Maldine gu Qtumsn 5eridnettert. Gum
Slid murce NiemanO setGptet. Der brttt!ife
Dampfee NereuS wurpe purA Die GrplpIion be-
i4Goiet. 8ft
Sn 2ina terrldt In 6cl9e Der gBabl orpBe
4nfresun9. Sn BEN Qufrubr tSpteten Die SOlz
Oaten s Bis 10. 81
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iopte iaamILl@e Offbiere 80 ans 60,

r...c uetfc 9alttmpre,4. Cet.slS61.
9apttaas S'fep9 81. @ubsbars ptrb 5isrturb Dom 0ienft i'm
:. uO "e]Iment eetaf4irt, fOpie teauftta8t uns outO o.
rtl'f Elm sertI@sS Si8err'8inent gu srrdttn. lUsI6es rem ga.
men NJ Mar9Iano 8e8ment1 fiben. uub ourb SfR,iere eioner
1agl eopIm0a0lrt percen ica, NIT or &eoor3u8uns, 70 nett ib es
pSP@trh tsn'' 1P 70 gu nnitOrmircn, ME ss Gem @sf@mad unb
S0@@l~1h oe5a0 @hf Ssqutnlit9tet beS 9te8tntentS am beaen ent.
lptt4t; elem 10 cine Vatterie non nibt wenispr ola nier ems
Inter erfaBrsne ofTJiere na4 liner eieensn uuspa5l ~ errtbten
Satnes Gopper,
- - n q 10 Is Communicated SrIoaoe- General Der
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Refamntmahuua.

SIS rtro berniit ongeSe ST. cab ftp pele ~0tlt9lieosr Der ern4e'
lbSten Denti4en 0ermanns Geieul9att entiblo1en bsoen, etnen
muen gerein gu Q inpen, glue oteientgen, psldbe etBbalb Sbrsn
InIbeil nod niGt 5urid9e5osen bateu, fno biernt en9slaeeiI
etne BeriomnIun9 an s. Gppember AbenbS Z abr III Der @eda
bite Sa0 beisuppAnen, no bic entwCrfenen @eebe henn @olnlte
~ppr0elest psrcea, unb eta ~beicnoerer SOrtbeiL camlt 9eeDten TT.
Mp-Gp QaS Spmtte.
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s4nfnnft Ses 0ampfers
81 prtbern9tg9t t..

News@orf, 8. Nop. Der Dampfer yicrs
tGern Sight fNm balte bier an unp bradte $685.
600 pom San 8rapetecO.
Der fruu5SRl6e Dampfer n5pfernal" purrs
in Der 8at bon @alparpilp In 6plSe Der @rplV'
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&uhbinber aefnht.
MMfruf AT bic Sentfden Mdnner Bon
Baltimore Mno oe8 Staates
M0rnldnS.

Aae ~eientfib9e teutde D6nner be8 Staates MARYLAND, mel
DE f1 Dem &rlpperfprper BON &cl. ScimneIfenni9 ani6Is6en
mp-en. mercen ein3sIa en-, I'D i4Iumi9t teto;m llnters edneten
Su melpen.
6ree S%erpfle3nn9 llniiormtrun9, @erefnunJ lao 9e1e gum
Eager pereeu iDicrt nab Ger @tni6pSrur9 eber1o Su9eidert, mIe
pe cur9 Die %@pn9lebatte btitintmte be cnoere 8er9utuag RAD 8e
entt9rnq bes Rr eyes.
Deut DE Ut&nner. Die SIR bic Grtaltuns Cures @bepticpater-
laEbes peat, i1arrt @u6 9leld benz 0stipcle Der celen 3aulen.
on @urer eeuti&tu 8ricer until ka8 Sternenbanner untsr ea8
Banner rer 6rstpeit, I'M etele ftr Guh unb Sure Noftomnlen Su
ft9srn! r
AnmelSun98blreau: @eIatr-NRarfet @p. 128 bel Sran, Sdu
Bert; 8. RSut, 90 Srpanman nate Sbam sfr., uue MFar
Slageper So. - @l4ppr, pcu Wtpr9en8 9 abr bis Mbenbs 5 ubr.
Sir Die &etratrnns n 2Sai ,inatcn @ttp uno ceS EiprifteS 60
lumba lit Cart. Pbhtpp sc ser i'll g9aib n9tpn b%tauHra9t.
SIN A~ultrase beS @Ol bonn 35. 9enl, 8elpntar- 9te9iment8
u. CD wneIfennI9.
gop2, 1w 6. Sung, Majcr.
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MfarDlanS Neeiment.e
Oeutfhe G1ner

lin 0bf&tIi4 aaa9eterenstsa bSswtrse, etttH6tsn ;, y,
ae''' miro 1ierNnrd9 bic no&fe5enOe l~leberfteuna elmer an eon33
S"''0"r8 er allehen CrSre naO 8eoOumattsuno perSfentIidt.
so. GuS85ura. Cant. Ma.
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Sentfde 9ernfann'S ltmterffueunoS.
N1efcn fcAnf4.

e. @r0 Ten bjSbetgea ylit9[i ; IN benonntsr Sci II DAFT Gil.
StT8t gag 10 f%ieeleear 3 Oftoter atiebt d an aeIBit lat.
= s"0 SCI nnD 9frnttt o~ui3eIerreit, pUn Gage an 1t pdteiens arm
3 5: = "p }GignraSy9 oejnl ~b!sbsrt9sa setrctir. QpuS @laufuB No. G27
JeFoertn9en unberlditttAt He ben mdfttn. 9'>"
oS"P SoutS 9IaufEB Ser. pe ter.
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SIN meinc bemtiben Treunoe.

4 WV tVNFFN TVW<NF %~WfENV
u @u9 MID babn bic segsnn6rieea traur9sn 3eitper.
M bdttuife BEN G~rtegs9rt in Die Mrnlee ~aerieben. AngelHts
kN Der nod trauriSsren Ie9iitniHe bsr atbetsr tir ben tom
TN msnsen Hiites pabe id sen O!uitraJ nit Jrcuoeneniptah9en
I'LL cine gpmpaante beut1ter Mrbeiter Der &taot Baltimore gu
~ blben. Die FIR mnisre nit SuseH setretsnen Srsibeutst nne
Rebte gu fdnirfsn bset ino.
,utrctsn qelOnnen rnb, egbalten bic BON GonJrsb itipnlirte 9Eb.
auuo uc na9 SeeAbi9ln5 hes &rt9ef eile cunning ron 500
uuS 100 Acres 2anb. 9ga - 1tn4 M
! Sh tcrbsrs SUD 4qe rteine ceuiI9cn Srsunbe bic ibr bon Der
idin1enen @ecnbioun1 ctefes traun0en Nracerfrie9es gner SeI unb
eaS gurer SdmiIen ernartet auf, fd bel min IhneI au ntslbsn,
oa BON Bar baltt8eu Complaining ueuler G~rmp0gnie, Bic 8eenei-
luna garer SprSeH fir Cure 5aaiRe @bAdn8t.
a8augT rtebrt6 Gtein,
Garhon i'm @erman Stfle. 0leehnent.
@efrutruu96. QHSs; Ms@0nc& 4aa. Sc. 162 gSeE-6apette-
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Im Sie stbonnentcn Ser Griminol=

- ~.~,. r,,re, erpsRSsf - Il .5:-0taerrr SulDat espOr;sntf II,
70 bite i1 bic 9eehrlen document II, pelhe bic lesten j3etuu9cr
eutwsoer gar nltt ODER gu lpat erbitltcn mn 9Gttse 3afidt. Sd
peroe ben neuen &ra9er initruiren, tas bon iebt alb ME piecel
cine ~rerartige StSrung eintreten miro.
Wo .rsras 28. 1t, 9 d mibt, "a g8. @aItimprsIr,
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L. Warnlnao~ Regiment.
Z. Nlornlaan Weaimemt,
DeutGfe 9iifIes.

#HM ~NNAlbTN NNNlNN~' tt"H
Tyy SIN auItrage unb in &Jaft Ger &rlndItgna9 rafen te
unfers i6nsten mr 4%unelouna pNn 9efruten iIr boS picrte
LII. eutf6e Deorrlen6 @tfaeeimeat bic burd NIT eenl aus
~ oriidliGen Bemerfen aui. Dap Die seetltTe SO ming. bette
gerpfleauu9 uno lnfornirung, pom Gage Der @ibeaIeiituug an
oeainnt. Oe Dienfset lift; 0aaer beS &rN9sS unc peroen 100
qfer ganb uup $l06 9araAtirt, - 0arauf AeEettirsnee wolsn
fb melosn = entpeesl .sA
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
[From the Memphi. AvakhsAsl
The Louisville Journal on Linz
coins Message.

This subservient organ Of the Northern
Tyrant scents danger in the abolition policy
OF Lincoln, and makes great parade of
opposition to it. In this it is not Influenced
by any regard for the institution o. slavery
or friendship for the South, but only by a
selfish fear that Lincoln's premature dis
closure of his real designs against the in
s;itItion of slavery will be death blow to
Unionism in Kentucky, and viii array the
shareholders of the State in solid phalanx
against the Lincoln despotism.
We have not doubt that this infamous
and INSCRIPTIONS sheet would, if it deemed
il safe, be the first to advocate the immedi-
ate abolition of slavery in Kentucky, in
Difference to the wishes of its patron, by
whose gold it has been VIGOROUSLY subsi-
died. All that causes it to raise this howl
agsinst Lincoln's scheme Of immediate abo-
l;tion is that it will lose him Kentucky be-
yond redemption, and obliterate the last
vestige Of the Union party, except the des-
picable squad Of mercensry tories, who have
been enriching themselves by the sale Of the
liberties of their State.
The Journal only wants to hoodwink the
people of Kentucky little longer as to the
strocious designs of the Lincoln despotism,
until its letters shall be more securely fast
ened upon them. And hence its extreme
anxiety that Lincoln shall hold back the de-
velopment of his abolition policy for time;
and that the Kentucky Lincolnites and even
those of the North shall bring to bear all
their influence to induce him not to be in
such hurry The case of the Journal is
desperate-it sees that all is lost unless it
can get time to prepare the minds Of the
people for the spoiation Of their property.
We place no reliance whatever in the pro-
tests Of the Journal against this new de-
velopment of Lincoln's policy. We regard
them with mingled distrust and contempt.
We remember how vehemently it denounced
Lincoln's coercive policy; and yet how soon
afterwards it was found amongst its foremost
advocates when it thought the people were
prepared to tolerate it.
The influence Of the Louisville Journal is
at an end in Kentucky. The people can be
misled and deceived by it no longer. They
know it to be the pensioned organ of the
Northern Abolitionists, without any princi-
pies, ready to psnder to any Of their vii
famous schemes for pay; and their greatest
desire is to have the opportunity, to pitch
the whole establishment into the Ohio river,
and send its vensl editors and proprietors
bowling TO their Abolition homes in the
North, to which they properly belong, if
they escape the hslters which they go richly
deserve.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
;raphic Observation-Disclosures eonmsrcis
FROM FRANKFORT.

Proceedings of the Legislaturs-A Battle
Hourly Expected az Somerset-FederdL
Prisoners Murdered 6y the Rebets-The
Rs6sIs Re appearing an East Reg7tucky-
Oteensuais IN their Possession - Union
Her DTicen Out Texas Rangers Ronagjag
tTTitteadea ard L;ringston Counties.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Dec. Il.
The Senate to-day unanimously adopted
a resolution earnestly invoking the Federal
authorities TO adopt such rules for the ex-
change of prisoners, as nsy be dictated by
humanity, and are consonant with the laws
of war; also, resolution postpouing Con
gressional apportionment until an adjourned
session. Nothing of consequence was done
in the House.
J. r. Richardson, postmaster al soner-.
set, writes:
SoAERsEr, Dec. II.
We are expecting fight hourly. The
enemy are close upon US. Their force is
estimated to-day from 5000 TO $4,000. We
have between 4, ZOO and 5000. Our force
consists Of two Tennessee regiments, 1885
men, and the S8th Ohio; Hoskins' Kentucky
regiment, Stewards and HeWitt's batteries,
and 100 OF Woolford's cavalry.
We have rurnors that Zollicofer had fall
en- back over the river, but the state
ment Of the post master is corroborsted by
private letters.
a letter to the representative from Wayne
County says that Maj. Helveti and three
others captured with him, acre Killed 6y the
rebels after they srere taken.
APaymaster, just from London, reports
Crittenden at Cumberland Gap, with 1900
men Immediately at the Gap, and with large
IN h. he OF Pa
louisville epprehend an invasion.
Startling accounts have reached us from
Eastern Kentucky. All the leading men
have been driven from OHensyille, Bath
county, and the town is in the possession Of
four hundred rebels, under leader named
Menefee, who are committing the greatest
excuses.
Judge Burns and his son Fl. G. Burns are
at West Liberty, with four hundred rebel
troops; Col. John 8. Williams is in the
neighborhood of Hazel Green with 1000
more, and Humphrey Marshall is at Pres
tonburg with larger force, making in al,
1000 troops.
Stewards and another Virginia regiment,
and one regular battery, are with Marshall.
1t is said that four thousand of Msrshslfs
men are mounted, and carry their provis-
ions on horses, thus dispensing with
wagons.
These accounts come from men: of nerve and
good judgment and intelligence, some of
whom are here to consult the military board,
and are substantially corroborated by tel
egraphic dispatch from Col. L. 7. Moore
and Gen. Buell..
C. B. Henry, Cashier of the branch Of
the Farmers Bank, at Princeton, is in the
city. He, in the company Of trusty guide,
escaped in the night time from Princeton,
bringing away, and thus saving, the money
and effects Of the bank. He reports about
500 mounted Texan rebels ravaging Liv-
ingston and Crittenden counties, committing
ali manner Of excuses. G.