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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

COUNTY ORDERs,-We take this occasion
to j! the attention Of the County Commis-
>iopcrs Of this county to the grea. necessity
tia. exists Of having suitable supply Of small
IcEa:syc in the county. TIE law clearly and
plainly forbid> private parties issuing scrip
they chnnpt, therefore, do it, without great
risk. Yet HE entire absence Of change
orces many parties to do so, and, some ire
spon>ib!c prrtlc,, taking the cue are putin.
out flash that is entirely voorhees,, by the
means Of which wnrlhv citizens are daily
suffering. In v.w - a.! I'll. Gr.S il he
case, we call upon the County Conan *sion-
~ioners to relieve the people Of the count y
by meeting Immediately and authorizing the
Auditor to issue S1uall orders, even to the
amount Of five cents, in exchange for large
ones. This will entirely cure the defect
Every person will have confidence in the
county, aud by that me ms. County ders
now at seventy cents, Will he brou ght w
70 par.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

McCLgLLAN.-Ws publish this week. on
the first page. a portion of Gen, |la}leck's
letter 10 the Secretary of War. anu Al article
from each of the three leading papers o. The
Northwest, the Milwaukee Ss,s'!aei ani Chi
casn Jtwrnal and Tribune. on tho removal
Of Mcclellan. We like the tone and senti-
rnent Of the articles from the Snssass and
Journal much the best. for there appears to
b ne partisan or fanasieai prejudice in them;
but Nc fear that there IS much truth in the
charges and accusations Of the T-,arae.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
i.AD!g.S, SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY

"A D.!.S' SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
Th, society will h,ll its regular meetings
hereafter at tn, Court House, on Thursday o.
each week at o'clock 2. N.
Our work at present is preparing articles for
hospital use, and we earnestly call upon all
ladies who are within: to assist in proviiin.
for the comfort of our sick and wouncu sold
icrS. t. meet wiz ITS.
Ali contrib ,tinns Of money, clntl, ne. bands;
se>. CT hospital stores, will p; thankfully re
Iceivcd. BY order or the President.
Mrs. =. SMITH, President
! MRS. II. 4. McCovSEL,. Sccy aud Treas.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
War with the INDIANS

The Rebels have invaded the North with an
overwhelming force. and MCCLELL IN hasm
c'i up the Potomac to meet them, and if posi-
b.c cat them Off.
THE MEECILESS SAVAGES
Northern Frontier have commenced
War upon us. marked by all their usual bar
hnrity--mcn, women and children are inais-
ultimately murdered; 'lcso'atlou, ruin and
Ieath are their sure toot prints.
Viewed in all its bearings. the present seems
~ ne THE dark hour in our National historv.-
Yet, notwithstanding all those things,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

Sror 'En.-Our Democratic friends are
all the time cursins US for being id alb
olitionist Let them curse. Not long ago
one Of our Republican friends ordered us to
stop his paper. because, rs he said. We were
too closely allied to the Democrats. So i.
goes. But we take this occasion to an
noance that We shall advocate our own be-
lief. let the consequences be what they may :
and that is, the Union before party. every
time.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
EAGLE GRIST T.
FIGURING MILLS

On Spring Creek, two and 1talf1tiiles fren
Red Wing.
This supcrior( water Flour and Grist Mill il
now prepared with all modern improvement.
for doing the best of work. And all work done
il
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

SIXTH REGIMENT Major McLaren in
forms us that the Sixth Regiment has been
ordered into winter quarters. Five compa-
MES at Fort Smelling, which, probably, will
be the headquarters Of the regiment; one
company at Winnebayo City, one company
at Fort Rip'y, and three companies (amons
them comp,ny F) at Glencoe. Letters to
the boys from this place should be directed
to Glencoe.
The Seventh REGIMENT is still at South
Bend watching the Indian prisoners. Gen.
Sib!ey has gone to St. Paul, probably to beg
permission to hang the Williams.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

PEnsoNAL.-Captain T.. Glrn"c arri we'd
in town yesterday. Also, Lieut.. viii am
$. Grow. The latter looks fresh and Smil
ing as ever, and expresses great hope that
will do better than it has here, ofuro.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
Bus1VEss.-One Of the surest indications

Bus1VEss.-One OF the surest Indications
of business is an absence Of loalers on the
street corners, and in the taverns, Bur rooms
and saloons. Everybody is at work. 1t 10,
almost impossible to find a man to do the
least or greatest job. Carpenters, black
smiths, and all other species Of mechanics
have more work than they can do.
Another indication Of general prosperity
is the great demand for ten"ments. There
is not a: present, nor has there been for long
time, room-much less house-to rent
in this place.
| Still another indication Of PROSPERITY
and general confidence in the continued
prosperity Of the people. is the wonderful
increase Of trade, and the large fall purchase
Of our merchants:
Parkhurst, Harlan, Mues NtcGlashan and
;; Bunch, among tho Dry Goods and Grocery
dealers; CLARK, Druggist Brown Il Betch
or, and Baker, in the Hardware line and
Eisenbrand, CIothier, have all made par
cha>cs this year larger than ever before
Now they have confidence, that they viii
sell. or they would MT have bought.
Let US take courage; we are now enjoy
ing good times, which every one feels in
substantial way, except the printer So
for the Lords sake take pity on the printer
all you who owe anything 70 him, or wh'
} know you ought 20 advertise. ana don't, ant
who are starving for knowledge, when thu
VOLUNTEER can be had for the low price o
one dollar and fifty cents.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

WHAT wE WANTING want an ordi
nance passed by the City Council, prohibit
ing persons from selling wood other.
wise than by measurement. We want an
Inspector provided for Sy said ordinance
and appointed by the Council, who will at
tend 10 that business. We want the Coun
Gil to meet Immediately and pass the or'li.
nance. and appoint tho Inspector. We
want. when we buy cord OF wood for
$2,75-or any other price-to get CORR
OF wood, and not six feet, rs has been the
practice heretofore. Shall it DO SO?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

GoSE.-Thc Rev. Chaunccy H. bart |ia>
moved to Prescott, Wisconsin,. Ilr IS OK
Of the pioneers Of the Northwest, a'.i
whole heartel christian man. W. rc5"e,
loss, is the gain Of our (iienls at Presc Ut.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

THOSE teachers in School District No. /,
who have not signed contract TO teach
school, will please call at the Clerks Office
and d. so at oscc.
The School Registers are now on hand
and Can be had by calling for them. 1t is
much easier for the teachers to call and get
started right, than it is for the Clerk to
hunt :hcltt up.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-The arrest
navigation, which occurred last week.

THE Milwaukee is said to be laid up f,r
the winter at kapoSia. She will therefore
be one OF the first boats at St. Paul next
Spring
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

Woon.-There was never such a scarcity
Of wood in this place. as there is now. There
is not cord to DC bought Of anv Of the reg
ular dealers. and every stick that is brought
into the market finds ready sale at any
price the seller chooses to ask. The price
they pretend to ask is $500 per cord, but
In ia they get about $500 for every cord
they sell. The sell it by the load, and will
not Sell it by the cord and every man who
buys load Of wood gets shaved in the
measure about one third.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

The Mcclellan was compelled to stop a.,
She was loaded heavily with freight for st.
Paul, which is now stored in Sheldon Il
lIodSm4n's warehouse, waiting for trans =
uorlatlun overland. She had also two
barges in tow, loaded with army stores,
that were left over.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
CHURCH. DIR

Mrs, II. a. McCovSEL.. Scc'y aud Treas.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30
0St@ttee SrOre be8 &riee6eepar>
E~effPnfRA
femenfR4

Die Srbre OeS 9riegsbepartements, 3ufplse
pel4er 5ret9ote Der p0littlaen Civil @efan
Sensn 9egen Gnre pOrt8er 0O@e erfplats, lam-
let tBrem gar;en Snbulte mad, tpte fulat:
uNQe teBf tn milttGrildem @ewa6rlam Be-
Rnelt4en Werloneu, tuet9e tpeeen 8eetntrGd=
tt8ung Der glntperbune BON Greipiaiaen, tpez
gen NiosrfanOs es9en Die 3ie9uns. UOer me-
gen 2eiitung BON @Orl9ub fir ben Tstnb In
@tdaten Dergaftet tpurOsr, 100 BITE !3tsbung
%fattgefun6en Bat pber Die @Unttnaeute an Jrets
rtaisen unO @gtlt3en 9eltelt purSen, Gnb aus
Der mtlitartlGen Sbbut gu entlafem,
pperipnen, tpelGe nuf 8efebl bon Mtlttars
Befeblsbabern unD 00uperneuren in &ebeuen-
itaaten Serbaftet unD aus IUE9en Staattn nee
gen unlppaIitat Uber 8etnDIelt9teit Se9en bte
J%estsrnng Der Ser. Stanten fprtseldtft pur.
ben mnO i6 ifst In miIttdrtIGem @epabr(am
beFnpsur inp ebeafaQs ~ entIafeN wena (e
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@barleRpwn, 8a. 81. glcu. Das
3peite Strsinta &apaQerte NeStment untsr
Sol. S. 6. Barton bat tn Der Nabe BON 3epts-
burg etaen erfUleret6en Streif3ug 8ema9t.
Die Gruppen DerlteBeu baS 10 Metlen BON
BIER eele8eae Camp @latt am "a. Mcbbr. unb
leSten 2IO Weilen In 20 Stnnbtn sutitd, mp.
bet le ibsr piee Iuslaafe pes @auleY @eHrats
paltrten, unD Stpar gum Sbetl tpatrenb zines
beftt9en S~4neefurmes.
Sol. Dartvn Itteb auf ben 6einp in Der
glate BON 6rantfcrt unp ldlug tbn, ipObsi er
2 SIi3tsre, 10S l1uterufF3tere mnO @emetne
9tfan8en nabm unb 100 @ferbe, sptIGen 200
unD 800 Wrtpebre erbeitete itnb Ietn 2aSer
neblt alien GOrrdtben ~Derbrannte. @pt. Yars
ton psrlpr utGt etnen Wtann.
Maior @ppel 3stGnete ff9 be(un6ers aus.
Capt. Grac9 Dunt IA. 8ir8tnta Gasarerte-
8eetment beftbltste I'm feinbliGen 9aser.
Dte sefanssnen 8ebeIen ssbErten gu benz
3asallsrif@SOrps Ron Ssnftns, @ibtp uno
ceJadipn.8 stu aa gagngm ea
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8rtef eines Der Sntfer'f0et GGe9ers
fn1hnfefA

DaS Netp<S Orleans Delta" 0erDfentlths
etnen 8rtef etues farbt9en SOIoaten, Dee tn
bte 8unbe8erinee etn9eret9t TT, wel@er Ia8t:
,gBtr farten am [. b8. auf ptelem YlaBe
Nafcur6e 2anDun9), 8O0-850 Niann fart,
an, unp es tparen nnr un9efabr 80 Wann,
tnD stpar bnr1 &rant9ett, a~b0efa0en. Gtr
baben NOD nt1t oaS B~erBnttgen 9ebabt, nit
benz Getnpe G6aIe gu tpedlelt. Mber tptr
brennen np@ INNER, tpte bon je, Dor Segteroe,
Der Nelt su sei9en, pab Der osr6crgene Utntb
Der Mlrttaner ..srpadt 1T unD baB mir, tpscu
mir unter Der a~merifaniIGen Glagse fedten
cine Mauer BON Seuer unp Sob fir pte TetnO'
pte1es Qanbes, unlerer 0eburt6fdtte, Getn fDn'
nen unD tper0eu.
Oils wir rns antperben ltebet, purpen tptl
auf ben @traBsn BON New=Srleahs als etr
pad bewafneter @lebeier uno 6etsltnSe Der.
b6bnt.. SD bin ltplj, la9en gu ~fSnnen, baB
tpenn ie felt unIersm NbmarI6 bonn Gaml
Strpng, an Der Southland Rennbabn, Tet9
beit betptelen pprben III, le bon ben Nebelet
bewieltn purbe. Sic 5usen fta bon 8ato'
8cuee nber Terrebunne Station ttnau8 az
unIerer Mar1b[tnte 3urid, perbranuten gritt
fen unb 3erltDrten SGleuIe 1, pas niGt lpball
3ur &enntntB DeS SberR Tbpma8 pom s. Ser
mpntrestment ~9elangte, ole Ee ebenio IAnel
interchangeable purpen, al5 lie 5erftDrt trpr
ben tparert.
SD btu niGt genei8t, fit uuler @esimeu
me9r, o(s letnen Nnt9etl an Sob 8u b~eonlpru
Gen; aber i'd mage Die Sebauptung, baB e
fetn &e9tment tn DteuIte 8t6t, tpel@es tptat
ger 1T, Die Bel6werpsn ps8 MarlGtrens tn
8iSuaaftren5 su tDetlen upO msbr ruisnlA'
penn 8einbe 5u beBegnen, ais bteis8 5te9taien
pas pom SberR 6. $. Stafovo uno Dol
Nlaisr 6. IS. 8afett geftbgt miro"
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0et. WdGaic.

Sort SO 90. NOS. Das eilsns
.Bepan3erte GnucneabpOt Oafiatc LIT bter am
Gs tat fA alS mn8emetn feetIAti9
bepabtt, 8et Gap 6enrp erlttt tbr Se6e et>
niee 8elGGDt8ungfn, aber p0ne eae @efabr
fir ba8 S@if.
@un Nefubtru.
aus Dem Getpbern GrpreB eutnebmen ptr
Sol9enDe8:
Hewbern, 20. &oo. @eneral @ai8
mn9te neult0 eine f~orctste NecUgupsciruns
nuf SalIatl SnIet unb %serltGrte Die bortteen
Sal3peEfe Biz In 0rmnp mnp 8ooen. Ntbts
blteb ibrtg, ieI6t bte tnpfernen @Tannen muir
Den DoufanOtg rutnirt uub fit. teren f~erneren
Oebraub nntau9tt2 gemn6f.
GiiOlil5e 9a6ri6tgn.
@attD, 81. Giopember. Die v0alpee
Ilon Nep8" bonn z. NuSember Iaet, baB Gam
0putUn In Branbam cine SeseIjpas 3 Hebe
6ielt.
NoGrtdtsn BON Suap Springs, NiiNGipp,
Dom Samffag 9eben babtn, baB fat bic gau;e
8eo6lferun8 o~as9epaneert 1T. Mae QdDen
aNo pte 9rtoatwobnun9en ltnO. se1Atp6en. =
Cine tlstne 6prce Der GOnf5Dertrten mar bort
abee ntGt auf Die Dauer etn4uarttrt.
Die Ser. ct. Sruppen BADEN SublonStae
6eiebt 7 Meilen n6rbIt9 bon 6OaY Sprines.
Die Georgia @esb9ebnng palirte tGir3lid
Elm @eieB be3i8ljA 8ertopfung aQer lNtf.
6aren GtrBme De8 Staate8 ,tnD 8ertpenOuna
Don elmer baI6en Mtuton Dollars su bte1ent
3ped. Die erite @sueraG @pnoenttcn Der
5ohftr9e in Sen iGOlt0en Staten perIamz
melte fm am 10. gpbem6er.
Der @barleiton MercurY Iaet, Die SiOar>
nice ipllte NOD thinner niAt Ser3rpeifeln, baB
ausldaotlAe MdAte lt9 ibrer Sadie annets
lurn mGAten. Ca tGnnt ibr LANCE wnrten,
Napoleou mGGte ipObl, ober England unb
NuBtnnD fno, tpenu AUDI aus gau3 perldteDe.
nen Griinoen, total ~eat9eaen8elebter Metnuue,
WfG9en lb Oas ale SseelbfreunOlt9e 0entt
E8elagt isin Ia1en. q. D. 81
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aeIObeu, feline Getabilt9teit 8esen Die NsStes
runo Der Ser. Staaten mebr gu be9eben, ROD
beren Tetnben 8Or16mb at ~letten; pc1 fouen
Iu(Ge YerIpuen DIR mtlttdriI6en uebernabu''9
uaterwOrfsn unO loiort wtsOer perRof!st ~'rs
ben, mean le t6r @Ort brs@st5 nno ipsnh
Iol6e NerlT onen ppr3teben, bic lC9alen Stootsi'
inter Der 8ebtnguu9 3n p~erlafien, baB fe noabz
reno oes Rrieee8 pper pbne lpe3ieue Grlan'ntt
bes BrGFpenten ntGt rpteber 5urndfebIst 'p0l'
len, 10 iEouen le abrstle n burfsn oaer. itber ou
9tnien Der 8uuOe8armse Ginii6er 9ebra@|
tperDeu.
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Nnlt sSnrt Mnnrne.

Sort so onrpe, ~, NpS* Nle Maeens
bltde ~fCrtuten neae 3ruppen an. 0as Der
3psf O~erlelben unb ibre 8eltimmnn8 it, tpeib
itatiirltG Memanb. a9ate
Seben Ntpr9en I'm z l1br treroen Die nnf
ben gruBea Sceancompfern befnbliGen Nann>
ans rfer 9eIeBt, UNI tire 9etpSbnltben untlttas
ride uebun9en ab3mbalten. - Spnlf ntGts
bon 8elan9e.
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Mns @nn sEranriSfN.-

5an Ttanttecp, Gal, 90. Ncsem.
Der. @sltern wurpe iiberaG tn @altfprnta,
OrseOn, @albtnstun tnp Nepapu bas Danf,
felt sefeiert. as sal a.n
Die 9repieten. pelGe fart beIuGt tpaseI,,
prteien ale baS @lhf bes 2anoeS, paB 60 ntGt
bon benz l1nelad Der itbri9en Gbeile Der Union
beimseluHt Iet. l1rberalI int Staate berriAt
Nnbe.
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tpas 10 Ranpnsnbppte uub 121 Gel1abe er.
9tebt.
SGu9lotbfaa t6nnte biele 1lOttenntant bmrd
zen 6gler, @pnstOga, GbiltcOtbe, SnDtanpla,
8ragg, 9tttle 9tebel, Sort 6enrp unp pieiente
gen ueuen R~GnOnenbOpte, Die fab Solenpet
fno, perltdrft werpeu.
Das erlfe 9rp6e 5inberntB, tpsldeS Die @r:
petition gu befettt9en BAT. perDen Die furAts
barren 8efeftgungeu Bel 8idSburg letn. N6er
tpeun man beOsutt, RAP Commodore Tarra>
gut nit (etaer 6lptts BON 6anOnens unO WSr@
l%erboUteit unterbal6 Dtsisr @erfe lteat unb nit
Der 6lctte bon pben Ietht ccpptren fam, 70
miro man leben, ooB cine acknowledgement
ItaGt CUR nuterperfung Oes observation-disclosures
bet 8tfSbur8 aufgebpten ptrO.
Der auf Befebl bes Sen. Butler Sori9sn
CONNER 9e9rabene RanaI ptrb urs beim
Nu8rtfe ntGts niseu. 6erren, relGe neuli6
BET Den Transpurtl9tfsn traren, bic e~efan9es
ne 8ebelen na9 8idsburg braGten, iagen,
baB Der Getn6 felt Der Nufeabe beS @trte5
BON I'M eren Sruppen bort Iebr fur9lbare
SatterIen, pelGe ben Musaang beS &anales
bsberrl9en, errt6tet, unb bet Der ~@usfalun9
bes &anales ale SOri9tSmaereeslm ererifem
bat, INN bas @uspalden ~bes1eIben 3u 1erbin=
bern. rpenn Der 5luB ltetgt. Hub IrltIt tpenn
0as gSafer 8enigenb tet9en lolIte, I'M i'm
auS3apaIGen, tpilroen bte fttnbli9en Ganpnen
nod Den &anal be1errInen.
Der Qn8rtf auf 8idsburg DOrisen SOnr.
mer l9lug aus Mlangsl an Cooperation elmer
9anpmu6t fell. McGlernano's grpebtttun
rptrO oisisnt NianseI in 3utunft beseenen, uub
ipsun Stdsbnr8 wteoer an8esrifen miro, 70
wtro e8 BON Nlcgleenanbs Gruppeu TN Sturm
9enDmtleu perben.
ST ctele Stapt 9eaummen, 70 1T Der @es
mad Seem Orleans fret.
Die Expedition Des General Mc@lernano
ptrp IpGteItens am 10. December, pteleiAt
bel fber gum IufbruN berett letn. Ste tptrp
bon Den Sanpnenbppten beS General @1ett be@
gleitet rerben, Der cine Rarfe Ma1t Snfane
terie, Artilerie unp Geitsret baben wtrp, um
ben 8tuB BON @ueriIa8 unO 8ebe0enbattsrten
rein 3I 6alten.
@eneral @Qet's Commands mtrb anf Be-
tcnfnsten EranspOrtlAtfen untergebra9t mere
ben, bamit IS RAID mad je6em Wuntte auftre.
den fann, no letue @egenwdrt npttwenbta
letn mag, unb IS wirb tn @emetn1daft NIT
ben 6anenenbuuten Dte s~Oltanptee ueber!paz
anng DeS unterm 0ftlfliippt unO Ieiner gae-
benfnfe itber ft9 BADEN, bamit Der SluB,
nenn &c eiar1al geGfaet 1T, au@ pfen bletbt
nn0 lstne gel6ifung fir Dampfer pUli9 fiber
1T.
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@un ber @ntomatarnter.
3 a tduartter bes General
ErnuFX1 on c0
TfantItn, Y. 9lODember.

Der DOntontratn 1T an9elanet, aerabe S
SaSe lPatsr ols e. bate tummen Ipaen. Dor
I uni 1agsn Bate, bu Der 6etnb nur einiae
tpentgs SanUnen tn tener @esesenb belus, BE
Sritde nit 9et&ttsteit selGlaeen tperoen i'm.
men; Ob aber test, tpu eth Rreu,feuer ron
mebrersn bunoert Ranpnen ben Stuff Be-.
berriHt, uberbaupt nod mSSlt9 Ietm ptrb, III
etne arbere 5rase.
@iet4 mad ben gpntonS fam AUDI BITE TO-.
.9enannte GslerDearttaesie Deficient aus le&s-
3t8 Der i9perien GelOSel9abe. sic I&eint
tbrea Jtamet nit SeGt 3n faGren, pentafens
trtrOe auf Der !6albtniel btel BON ibr aerebet,
aber, Dap tie ettpas s~eleiltet batte, baSun 1T
at4ts eernOmmen pprDen.
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Yapierfabrir nieberoebrount.

@btlaDelp9ta, 80. Ncpbr. 6eute
Mpraen pmrbe elm Ebetl Der @apterfa bsIf bee
3eDser burA 6euer serltSrt. Die llr1a9e 1T
u%ntefannt, Der S@apen ntAt lebr bereutenb,
bod etns pper 3pd @reTeH StnGen SsrIvrfu
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AMER uneef6br 10000 Mtann SnFanterie,
NrttQerie unO gtettsret BON Der tebt In &ene
tud9 Re6en0et Nrmee, paBrIGetnlt6 eth
She'll ee3 gpmmanbos beS General B.
0. MlOrgan unD eiu She'll res SUrmalt9en
@pmmanOOS pe8 @enerot Granger. = Dies
erai6t etns NrHee BON maize 3n 10000
0iann.
Die 2sitcret unb @rtiIerte tptrb fur ale
uuo ieoe ulnItdnoe ausretdenb letn.
QIuBar btelsr StrettntaGt tpirb Die &anCs
nenbOotFotte, unter Commodore 9crtet nit
Der expedition cpppertren, Die 6lOtte peS
@Vmmpppre @prter bsftebt aus fOlsenpen 6abr-
aea9en
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30
Die M1tfGfffppi Expedition nnter
General MIc@Iernart6.

0ir baben berettS frG9er Gtntses iber bte
aruBarttge Der Tabruns Deg @eneral Nfc@ler'
nanD anSertraute Expedition, Die ba3n be-
Rtmmt tn, ben WetiffFppt bts mad Stem Srle@
ans btnunter, fret 3u ma&eny rnitgetbstlt. =
BUR gerbOafanOtsuns geben MIR bte na4lts<
6enOe pe3tslere @nsobe:
Columbus 1T Der Snmmelplab. @eneral
McGIernanb ta jest paiel6a uno uberwa 4
perITnlt8 bte Nrmatur unp NtsfattunS Ger
StrettmaGt. &r tbut aGle nSt9t9ea S9rttte,
nm Der @rpeptticn Grfolg 3a f&ern.
6ein Nrmees&prp wtro amsl4lteblt@ aus
peRlt@en unO nUrOwefltnen Ne9tmertern
befsben unO foGsenoe Sruppem in fh lhlte>
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
size of the RebsI ARM.

We may state, as fact, says the Nation
al lntelligenoer, that what we have regard
&c. as the most trustworthy accounts from
Richmond, as well before as subsequently,
to the repulse of General Mcclellan, have
represented the enemy's force at or near
two hundred thousand men. Such have
been the reports Of deserters and of many
of the correspondents Of the Northern
newspapers; and the only person di-
rect from Richmond, with whom we have
recently conversed informed us that he
did not believe that any one in that city,
outside Of the War Department, knew the
actual strength of General Lees army, but
that no one, in the ranks or out of them,
estimated 1t at less that two hundred
thousand. 1t was so strong, he said, that
they were confident Of being able to cap-
ture the whole of General McClellan's ar
my, and were greatly disappointed that
he had eluded them by his retreat of June
and July. The person, who in the early
part of July last, communicated this in.
formation to us, was not mere traveller
through Richmond, or prisoner, whose
observation was limited BY imprisonment
but was a resident there prior to the
breaking out out Of the rebellion, who oc-
oupied and had continued to occupy O DO
sitiOn the most favorable for possessing
himself Of whatever authentic information
was permitted to be made public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
The Defenses of Baltimore.

Correspondence Of the New York THbune.l
There are $4,000 good men and true in
this city, bound by solemn oath to sustain
the Government and the laws. Their cr-
ganizatiOn is of necessity a secret one, so
far as the oath, ETC., is concerned, but the
fact is so well known to the Secessionists,
that no harm can be done in announcing
it. Meantime the Secessionists are secret
ly armed and awaiting their opportunity.
But the league is well organized, and
ready to come forward to the assistance of
the Government whenever their action
shall bo necessary. Meanwhile the"roughs'
in the city, led by men whose Northern
antipath;es are the result Of lifelong ed
ucatiOn, are equally ready to rise against
it. And among these rebel leaders are
some Of the Wealthiest citizens.