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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
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cen 27Iten Wdrj 1862,
ptrt auf 6fIniliAfr Sntu rertauit rtrStn, an
Ger gputnung ess sriUrtmsH Mt b. Nraub
in NisrnmllCro 1aunIfip, SrAa GauntpS eas
ioIscnNs pnf6nIias Gi0snttum, naml4;
Sine 8uS, Elm 5allinstVp g8assn nod 70 gut
lpIs rsu, Gin 9tpdamap Srdj!srwa8sn, elm Sa9et'
I6ltt'n, Srpttdnf, Orrbtant flr Solt une St'
fen su brrGsn, nit Slide Rest unU Wsilsl, nt'
le Scrtcn SCbsln, aIie Mrtsn 9ltterns Ihr i'm
Sanb ,u siceen, pen GubtSnfr, pfsres8spaltsn
&C., Sattrl une 3aum, alr artsn S6uIsssIHtr"
re, @atrln, 8eGen, S6aulstn. Spalm, Sdut|
tarsn, 3dbrr, Sag nit G6is, Irsre Safer, g'S'f'
Irner 0ellhfcrnI6aIsr, 9lantrn uno Scares ron
allrr grt, 300 gcrirrtr ftdcrp Witltammtn,
1000 26 3ca gi6en S@inrsln, 0anbmelIcr 9cm'
pae unb 3u9ft5r, 20 5ub 9sttsrn, Shls9tl uno
&ettsl, gtr!e, Spannld9s, sinr 6 55uB lanSt SIod'
IGge. Serner:
Saus unb &i6rn Otrat6i&afttn, ais Sc6o'
isn nit 3uestSr 70 gut ais nsu, 2 SChlenptsn'
8 Sol;tfrn NIT Ncbr unp 3rommtI. 8 Sstten
nit 3uscbSr, Sdtlabm, Spirael, earpsts te'
Der garp, cine 8.Tas llbr unS SaIsn, cine 24'
Stunrsn lltr, SidmItranf, 0ramsr. Seiesr'
Itranf, &iltsn, Ginf Srttcs, Stittlr, SdntF, sn
tupfernrr Barrel 'Rsfel, @irnfeiiel. SaItn, &ra'
ae, 3nnpaartn, S6maI,, S&inftn, S6n'tns"
IetI6 trm pfunr, unp no4 SisIe anrers @rttEtI
gu uma1ublif gu melrm.
Der 9rrtauf nimHt iriHtn Nnfan8 I'M uer
ga&mtttaes, an trrcm bsIasrn 9age, Srana Die
8spinsunssn trIannt 9smatt rrrS'H ron
Ss1 Sora9 !; Srsus, sn5,,s er'orS
Setruar 10. ne4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

DantabRattu s.-gBiaiam Gfar,
fsirn 9epbnuns. fammt alien Snbalt unb brrt
8intern aiit 1. 9anaar 1861. Su SodOalr, 9s6a
Gouny, prrtranntr, tslGeiniet ben gnpfans fol-
gsntrr Summen bon MEDITERRANEAN GUlcttcren
pridr sr 9termit isinrn bsrjIifsn Danf ablattrt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Seffentlt6e 8enOn.

2(uf Somfta9s oen l5ten M6r6
nSaaths, tint II llbr Mittase, Oasn am Sauls
rrs llntul&retmtn, In SaI,6urs 2aunltip, ge-
6d Gaunty, fUlssnte Nrtitsl auf HifsOIliAtr Sfn'
ru psrfaaft wnrsn, n6mld
@ir CUTE S6afpfcrIs, 5 Nlildfitr, elm 2 unb
Gin 1.jdbrissr 9ull<n, Gin 9tnp, l:gauIewd.
srn, ppvGn siHr nit Sebtp, Gin Sprin9swd9rn
itir elm YfuO, cine CUTE 0inNmdtlr, 2 Sett 5fa'
ldtsrn nit SGsmsl, 70 gut ris neu, cine NlGtmu'
l6ins, Dri6maI6ne nit 9frbrsepalt, 8uIttr'
s6nrbmGitins, GOIlGittrn, gfrSrSslGirr Idr
4 pfnrs, IHusssti6irr fir A gifrrr, zine bop
petite Sat lridteS YfrrrseI&rr, / 6IirgrnnsBe
Summsts, 9linrbalitrrn, Stsifwaass. YFuse'
waascn. @6al&eitsr, 5initrrtstts, sp'rr' unt
antus asltrn, Sru.. 5ru6t' unO MRsutrlr,
Y1dss, Gassn, Gin EslItfCrnpHus, 70 irir nod
cine srrbs 8rl&hbsntrit ppn Saurrsi 0srGIt'
,Gaitc ~ umlGnblth bier ;u mtlpm.
Grrtit unp @ufpartun9 prn
Saniel &lein.
Tstruar 26. r13nl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
sc q 6 I | 6 t

g8nb biermt es9sben, rab te llntsrsrdnsts
ais @retutrir Don Der SlntrIabenI6aft bss Ssr'
aortsnen 6 Gias 6 +, lsBtbin BON 9eaIt''
inatun SaunIGip, 9r6a Gauntp, anssRslt rcrosn
il.-gar Dtrjcnisen babsr, prltr nod an tsias:
te SlntulaiIrnlhaft I6ulOIs iinp, iinb bifrOurts
ouforforrsrt innerbalb 9Bc6sn bsi ibrsm assn-
ten, StspGen S6lOIsr, an,urufsn uno at3utss
,ablen,-llnb SUI6s bic nod rs&tmdbiss Gnlpru'
de an pirIrltr su MAIDEN tabtn, iinS slc6falls sr'
Iu6t Iulbs innrrbalb Der ndmItm 3eit rUblte'
ldttet an pm a9ntsn rinsubanran.
9cab &loB, Grctutrir.
Sebruar 26. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
1Oafd,inaten'e Bcburtetaa.

Sie1er oenfrpGroioe Gag wuroe in III.
lentam am leBten Somifa9, burb oas
eduten oller @Iofen on9cfinoi9t. Des
Gbcnc6 Grcoi9ten in otn &rtbrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
ein pennytpaniibcr 6tneral..11aior.

8 a 6in9ton, %. Sebruar. -
Sri9aoe @enerol @barle6 s. Smitb fol-
SeneraI: :Maior Der Sreipilli0en merben
}ur Nherfcnnltn0 feiner 0ienite bcim
Sturm BON Sort Oonelicn. Gr 1T Der
erite 9eneral. .Maior bon Ncnniplpanien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Sinribtun9 Don G,rsen

Capt. Natbanict @prron, uormal6 Ss.
feEl6baber be6 Sttaprnibifes Grie, III
am lebtcn Sreita9 in oen Somb6 in Neu.
Y0rf 9cbdn9t woroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

Mcnta95 uno Oienfta96 ben II. unc Is.
WGr5 nGd,iten6,
UNI 10 ll6r gcrmitta9s, an bsiprn Sageh, Ip(lcn
am Saule brs psrlortfnrn @ltas &lC b.
lsbttn sen 0ai&n9ton GaunlGip, Praa Gaun'
ty. GHcnlli4 Ysyfauit wrtssn, ndmIiA
3pfi quite jun0e WG8rn, WoSon cine trd&tia
III, quite NNl6ti9e, 2 NirOcr, 81 Sttd SGa'
fe, Sfwtine, 2 2Gaulswascn, 2'Ginsdulewa.
gen, rtn Spajierpassn, IU gut ale nfu loclSItllt'
ten nit SCr, Gin Spttv, 9aar ScuIdtern nit
SGemrl, g1ase, etn SadsnrfIu9, @eoe. SGau.
fdsSs9e, 0mrmAtI, Strcbtant, Dreifmol6ins
nit 9ferrrBeralt. cine gScIiaf9m S6nebma'
f&ine, Elm gFGI6fcrn @uamatcr, 2 CUTE gan'
fee @duGssefdrre, ginlpdnnise @ei&irre, 8
8Iicsennrbr, Sattd unb 3aum, Slnrtolitrn,
SaIftsrn, S&isttausn, Sstsiisn, g8tnnrins unb
Yide, ssu uno Niasateln, SAippen SAaufsln,
6inftsrfctts, Scl,i6lrgcl uHb giirntritsl, arcbe
SGse, gte. 8rrit6ril, 5ruGtrs1c, sire 9u6ie
cine Got Stslsplantsn. Soften. SdstIGds, Safer
StGnnsr, GiItnfeiTd, i}ttcr, Stiible, Sante, Set'
ter un0 Bettlabtn, DsstI 2 Sddubrsn, 2 Sod
tfrn Dubtanf, elm pOIl1dnbises Sdreincrse'
f&irr, PaBenipess, 3rfeIidse, Sperr' unb &dt'
frttrn, uno nod picIrlrt Saus unb SiiGrn9rrd'
tie 3u rrtlduft9 5u mr!trn.
Die Seein8un8m an Serfauffta4s unb Guf'
rartun8 pcn
9eaD &loe, Grecutrir.
6tcpbCn 5dlo6tr, G8cnt.
Srtruar 26. na3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
NEaurcaaro III Franz.

Der Gbarlestown Gouricr brinot unS
Die ytotribt, oo6 Ser 9tebcQ @cnrral
Scaure9aro. in 9toithuilIe, ain Sppboios
Sieber ooer Sal6franftcit Sarnieocr lirot
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

'5emircet'S nnnsdabmtibeS ,Saar xc1Sratips.
Dies ii feline tdrtuns, trInot dtr ras 9aar
rirer tu ftinsr btisittsIlrn 8arbs, unb IN rine
i&Snr unb sciunps 9aar'9fr;isruhg. Dasrlbr
kht l6on lanss Die prCte tE1anbCn. gBrb Der.
fault te atisn Drusoi1sn, uhb an trm MspiSIn.
Depot, 202 Broadway, q. 9.
Ecbruar ~ Inn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
6eEkacbtInd.

SScn Der 8eIeBoebun9 baben mir bicIe
8o0e nidt6 mitjutbeilen, mas unIere
Geier intcreIiirt. SObalc etna6 ocrart
3eiibiebt, tpcllcn mir gtcti5 oapon mb-
men.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
3aEan's !lis1nelia tatism.

uGins Sa6s Der StGnbsit II cine 5reuts fir
tmmsr. ."-1trIsr bcrrlihe glrtiFsI brwirtt sirr
Narmur'RsrbsIt, 70 tpis cine wstfe rrIiratr gn'
ii6t bss @sfGts uno Der 9aut-IU srpdnIGt
uno 70 brauGt6t td Damsn son 8srfeinnun9
DcIslbr sntfernt SOmmsrFsdsn, SlSsdsn, 0Ct,
8auteIt uno SOnnmtrano. .-Birb Ssrtauft an
Dem Nerijin' Depot, 202 broadway, q. 9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Bur nGmliAen 3sit Mnb DIT.

Bur namli6rn 3rit unb Srt.
Sca aud Gin Stad eanb SUn IL adsr Srr'
fault perrsn, sslsSsn In SHpwtsttna Saunl6tp !;
ar6n,rno an 0ano pon Dapib Sttiten, SonaS
Jtaub, Benjamin Snaub unO an bic Strabs BON
Allentaun mad SrGdtrrpcrt fibrt.
Die SrSinSunsrn unp Nufpattuns Bon
MibasI oslfri0.
Sebruar 10. nlom
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

@ut 9efo8t- @ouverneur Soo
Don SDjo iOlcB am II. 3. oie SiBun9cn
Der Fc9i6Iatur BON Sbio nit fpl9cn0en
erdfti9n Morten
n2rcfTt Sbr einrn @amn in unftrcm
Nanirn Hanee, rcr iib nibt frcut Gber bic
Sic9Conahricbtcn oc6 beuti9cn Go0c6, 70
tr9nrmartt ibn ot6 einrn &crrdt6rr. =
ST CT Gin Mit9lico Gurer &irbe, 70
ltblieBt ibn aus. SIT ct in Gwer 4t9i5,
latur, 70 merit ibn binous. Sincrt SDr
i'm in Gurtr 8amiIi1, 70 itblaat bic Sbar
Dor iciner 9tale 81. Q8ir prcflamiren
biermit ftiWIib ol6 unlcre Sorocrun9
Die &e9jcrun@ fol- 2tle, Die Ger &crrG.
tDerCi f0uIoi0 iino, oufb6n9en lafcn uno
wGnn Gn9Iono fortfdbrt, lln6 ju oroDcn,
y >pollcn mir oam ibm einen 8elut obs
fattcn ~
Sc tDut ,roGL 70 ctlpa5 su bGrtn in ei.
ntr Stit, oa SoalbDcit, 9eiIttrrtcrei unb
SeratD rtcroU obcnauf Ibmimmt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
6ranoSfe Gempercn3.p .perfammluna

Die Serbian Dipidon. NO. $50, SBtne Der
5tmpsrsnj tDirb itrsu SabrstaG lsisrn am Mitt.
nod ben 5trn Ndr3 nd6asns. Cine @rrIamm.
lung BON isrsr DiUifOn In ttn Gnuntirs 9f6a,
NUrttamptOn, Buds unO S6uyltia pirS gr9aI=
ten rpsrrsn in Der 5ale Der Serbian Dtpilipn In
alertaun, um 1 tbr Na6miltass cine Silent.
IiHe SrrfantmIun1 TIM lbr @brnrS In err beuts
I6sn tutbuiifsn ar&s. abtrsbsn fplgsn ron
pm Ni&UIlrn, Giq pom pbitapsbbia, In bsr
@nsliitrn unb SUn Yafcr 9. 6. 8tcabs in rsr
Ecut1&sn SpraGe. Der YreTrmt Ger Ser,
fammIuns pirb 9ofrpb q. Bolton, Der @rcB'
pdrbise Yattar6 non psnnIpluansn Isin. Das
YutItfam III sbrrrtirtisa rrfu6t brjuwpDnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

D. nWutter, es itirbt Semonc," faate
Elm tIcinrs &ino Ju itiner Muttcr, inber
es aus Dem Benlter fab. 2Sarum, liebss
&ino 2 Ser 0oftor III ebrn porbeioe:
9on9en,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
$500 z b0lcr

Serla n9t,
auf quite gerf6sruns. in Summtn rrn niGt
psniecr ais S100, CSnttrsNen toltjdbrIt6 satl'
bar) ,pii6tn nuR LAB trm tIrn GpriI. gptsrn
Dem glatucn mfppe pan ii& in GIsntaun an
'' cSonatban &eidQrc.
6ctrulr 10, Taep
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

DTSerrGtDerei. Sn Sort 0enrp fanb
man Die oollitdnoi0cn pldne uno Speciz
tttatlonen dber Die @onltruction unierer
&1ncnenbcote auf oen welttiben StIBcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

~ T$n Der @eieeoebuna non Oeto.
~ orelit cine l(ttt cinberihtCt mcroen,
nclte perfi8t, 61B 90 Saoe mad, Ser
NalIirun9 orriclbcn oUc Sflouen tibcr
35 Sabre alt frei frin iollcn. 9tocb bem
!. Sanuor 1872 fol- Ole Stlauerei i'm
St1ate gang oufb0reu. 2(lle in 3ufmft
BON Stlapcnmttttm 9cborncn .Ginocr
Iollen, menn ite mlnnlilbsn @ciblccbt6
lino, big gum 81. uno wenn mcibliden
lis gum Is. Sabre ocr Samilic bc6 Gio.
ners Der Mluttcr ols 9icnlt6otcn utr.
pfIittet fcin. Die Nnnobme oe5 oan,cn
8clcBc6 miro inoeB 9ltitb3eiti9 oapcn
obban0i9 9emobt, oab Der GonorcB
S90O.0OO fir Die Gntlbioi0un1 Der
Stlapcnci0ner Uotirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

.O DeiCrtiontn. Die 9tia9ara Sails
SajCtte ia9t Die cn9liicbsn Soloaten,
Die in unIcrer 9tobbari6aft lie9en, fbeis
rea lleber in SnfeI Sam6 Qrmee oienen
iu mollen. gtculicb fomcn 20 3onn
Ibtr ole uepcnfiCnbriife uno tieBep lIb
in Die @a9le Sr9ape einreiben, ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

UT@ e.-0o6 Worauette (W9iz
di9am nScurnat' pom 2Ofen Sanuar
ibreitt:
S5n ben lestrn &a8rn babcn fib cine
0roBe l(njobl @6lfe an Der poit sRoute
;lpiiden bier uno Sop ce9toqust 9eSei9t.
Sin SrappCr wuroe ;ebn Weilen ipcit
BON etrpa einem Oussno oieier Sbiere
perfol9t. 0erielbe rcttete nur ourd
fdnslle5 0aufen uno 0ftereS lbfeuern
isintS 8cpebrsS, bic er an orr nGblten
Station aneom, Iein Sebsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
scridt Ger grd,a 6aunty 5etoatrn tin
trrftubin9s s:Bc feufbaft.

Scribt Ger gcd1a 6auntv 5eteatrn lin,
tcrftiIbun9s:Bc Iellfbaft.
GsiamnirIt bon BEN prrf4isbsnsn GpmmItlsrn,
in allsntrwn, 92,63
I'M Gauny, 1884
3}uianlIftsn. Sli2,t7
9mpfansrn Yfmb Garn,
IL Yaar SCdrn,
10 Yanr Mittens bur6 Srn. @rracry.
at9eIfidt an &sd's Comp. Of Qaar Nhttsns.
8toabs Comp. t04 Yaar 0httrns
Mdlsss Comp. 81 Yaar @htrns
Nn bic Scr. Staatm @rIunbbsits GpmmiIiirn,
14l pdar 0httsns,
I'm bic Ser. Staatsn G'slunpteits grmmIFUn ~
Yaar Spden,
Nusses.tsn fiji @am, S62,45
QussrSstsn fur Stidsh, 20.9S
Ne9rus nctbTrnriBs @us9attn, 2,t7
s97 so
SiIanj In 6aneen brs SAaSns0srs, IA 67
siI2,17
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Sefentli0e SSen61t.

@qtntaun, Gstruar &c.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-10
From the Courier of the Goth. I

From the Courier Of tho Goth.
CHARLESTON ITEMs.-We learn
that several Of the enemy's gunp
made 4 Reconnaissance Saturday up
Stone river to Coles Island. a
small party landed, when detach-
ment from the Brooks Guard and a
company from Col. Stevens regiment
drove them of, killing one and wound
ing one. Not one of our men was
hurt. Dame Rumor as usual, on
Sunday magnified this ,rifling affair
into fierce engagement.
Observation-Disclosures has reach.
ed here that the pilot beat John c.
Calhoun, lately known as the sckqon-
cr Mary Theresa, has been captures.
off this bar by the Yankee blockaders.
Stono-1t is generally stated that
some boats from the Lincoln fleet
were sounding out Stono bar on Fri
day last.
The iioGkadc-There We're ten
vessels keeping up the blockade of
,his port yesterday.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-10
The Fight in Giles County.


We take the subjoined account Of
the recent fight in Giles county from
the Bristol Advocate, of the 18th ult
We this week had. an interview
with Rev. George Il. Gray, who par
t;c:pated in the battle near Pearls
burg, the county seat of Giles county
Va, Oh last Saturday.
The enemy had previously taken
possession Of the town, taking sever
al Of the citizens prisoners. robbed
them of their negroes and other prop
erty. searched their houses, private
and public, desecrated the churches,
and committed other outrages.
On Saturday morning. near two
thousand ofourforces, under command
Of Gen. Heth moved upon the town
from the direction of Dublin, where
upon the enemy supposed to be about
1000 strong. appeared in line of bat
tie about half mile southeast Of the
town, at which time our artillery op-
ened heavy fire upon them.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-10

The enemy fired but once and re-
treated in confusion. They ran pell
nell through the town they had so
arrogantly taken and occupied. Tho
chase continued to what is called the
"narrows," some FIVE miles north
west Of Pearisburg, where the Con-
federates halted and took position,
having learned that the Federals We're
hourly expecting heavy reinforce
ments to assist them.
We had four men wounded, one of
whom has since died. The enemy
left eight of their dead on tho field,
and negroes who runaway from them
in the rout say that they took mos:
Of their dead with them. We also
took few prisoners.
Among the wounded on our side is
Col. J. NJ. Patton, ofthc 22d regiment
Va. volunteers.
on Sunday morning a. he came across
from Pearisburg 20 Dublin. distance
of Is to 20 miles from tie scene of
action. OF this engagement: nothing
has since been heard. The Confed-
crates had a good position and fcl:
confident of being able Of repeling
and utterly vanquishins the invading
foe.
The Confederates released from
Jail the citizens whom the vandals
had arrested and had no. previously
released.
LATER.
by passengers which arrived here
Tuesday. We learn that the enemy
renewed the attack carly Sabbath
morning. and that Gen. H-;h again
put them to flight, capturing guam
tity Of arms, ammunition. etc,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-10
The Very Latest!
office Semi-WcekIy News. J
lCunrI<.,, I,nn Ia 1870 L
Tuesday, JN"e 10, lSb2. }

Grand Junction June 1.-The St.
Louis Democrat of the 27th ult. just
received, says Washington, is in dan
r--Stonewalt Jackson is within 20
miles Of the capitol, and in posses
sion of the Baltimore & Ohio K. K.
Governors Of Rhode Island and Mas
sachuSrtts have called out the militia.
Great excitement prevails. III" mi
li,ia are responding very reluctantly.
England and France llav" agreed 20
Interfere in American affairs. Eng
land proposes 10 France that y she
would withdraw her garrison from
Rome, she would Join her and inter
:cre in the American war. France has
accepted the proposition and has
withdrawn her garrison. Papers say
we may look for them in n few weeks
on our shore. Grra, fears are eN-
pressed for Baltimore and the State
Of Maryland. There is great excite
ment in the city. Riots and mobs
have full control
Latter dispatch not printed says
Jackson was within 5 miles Of Wash
ington, and his army increasing with
50 TO $4,000 strong.
The Chicago Times was suppress
I'd hv the Lincoln Government. on the
2O.h ul,.
Mobile. May ala special dis
patch to tie Tribune. dated POLAND
Alabama. 10Th, SAYS. a Skin
,nish occurred day before yes:er-
day, in which the simpson Rangers
drove off the Federal guard from
5raunonville bridge, and burned the
structure. Our loss WAS one man
three horses killed. That Of the
enemy not known. Three citizens
Of Oaktieid We're taken prisoners.
and conveyed to pensacacola. Fed
erals ~, advancing.
Baton Hour-. La, May Doth
Fcderals a'tc,nep;rd to land troops
at the garrison Yesterday. about 5
o'clock. III small boats.
just rs one Of tie boats was ubuot
to land i, was fired INTO by an inde-
pendent; company OF mounted scouts
without giving the citizens ,i.Iel no
trr The ivderals then commenced
throwing shot and she'll ant" the
,ovn. One shot struck tIr l]nrnoy
House Maux ether hqHs"y scr.
struck. II. a half an hour a,;rr the
firing commenced nearly all tie wo-
men and children had left town. fly
in.: in every direction. The fed crals
nv. low landing troops. Fight OK.
pgctrd here soon. $40 gurTri!!as
al. MAR town with several prices OF
artillery Hot work will soon com.
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NORTHERN ITEMS.

General Sexton has been appointed
Federal military Governor Of south
Carolina. not ot,hc y" hol department,
of rl,c south. as stated. His instruc-
tons are understood TO be, general,
and leave much to his own discretion
under the general commanding the
department in Il military sense. In
civil matters he is supreme.
Boston. Nay 23--Ihc steamer
Rhode Island, which arrived here
from New Orlranst to day, brings forty
prisoners, principally officers Of the
Confederate Navy, captured at New
Orleans.
J. Il. Hcadley. the old author. is
engaged in writing history Of the
present war for a publishing house
in Hartford, Connecticut. Of course
it will be intensely northern in all
its colorings.
The old National Intelligenccr at
" ashington as n very polite paper.
For example, j: says tina: "Gcncral
Hunter, in the estimation Of great:
many Of his loyal countrymcn, has
written himself down rs anything
but man of stusc.'.
A vacancy IN the 9th Illinois Con
grcssional district has been filled by
the election of Hon. VIM. j .l!irn.
A private letter from Norfolk
states tina: Col. Brown .t tn 20,h
Indiana reg lmrnt, reported killed a:
Norfolk, has i"rn-d - sale and
sound. The story OF his Disappear
auce was Z hoax
Win Wilson who killed police
man III 81. Loui. las. winter, has
been sentenced 10 be hu.s on the
27th day Of June
The Key West correspondent, Of
the New York Express, under date
Of the 18th, says che British iron
steamer Circassinn, $500 tons with
a cargo of tea, silk. coffee, and MUM
tons Of war, valued at one million
dollars. has been seized by the block
ade,s, and will be sent to Now York
The steamer Golden Age left San
Francisco on the 10th, for Panama.
with EGO passengers; s5so.ooo in
treasure for New York. and 900. ooc
for England.
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Published on Tuesday and Friday.

Published on Tuesday and Friday.
No other General officers on our side,
are hurt, 80 far as known.
The enemy tried to make flank
movement about o'clock, but were
repulsod by Writings division.
Northern papers Of the Goth,
brought from the battle field, state
that Mcclellan photographed to the
secretary of War that the battle
Of Hanover Court House resulted in a
complete route Of the enemy, with a
loss Of 1000 "a lie.) Federal loss
three hundred and seventy~nine killed
wounded aud missing. The confis-
cation bill has passed the House of
Representatives. The Philadelphia
Enquirer says that Jackson's success
has aroused the North. Volunteers
are pouring in. Geo. +. Shipley O!
Maine. has been appointed military
commander of New Orleans, in the
absence of Gen. Butler.
Richmond, June 1.-The battle of
yesterday took place in the vicinity
Of Boar Swamp, between the Railroad
and Williamsburg road. about seven
miles from the city. All accounts
sent yesterday are correct in the main.
Some cannonading is heard tilis
morning.
Richmond, June l.-(Sundayl-
The fight is progressing furiousl.y to-
csy---::,iefly ,nusketry: No definite
reports. from the field Of battle. The
general tenor Of the statements OF
wounded soldiers, indicate tina. the
Confederates are following up their
success Of yesterday.
Prisoners are constantly coming in
Gen. Buel was not present. Gen.
Mcclellan is commanding in person.
Ii: is now believed that the larses
portion Of the Federal army is on this
side of Chick ahominy Creek.
ten. Hatton. Of Tenn. was kill
ca yesterday.
Richmond, June NO definite
accounts received of the result of the
battle Of to-day, but all reports con-
cur that the enemy is badly whipped
and driven intothe swamp. Carnage
dreadful on both sides. Yankee loss
two to our one. Hundreds Of wound
ed arriving about 500 prisoners, in
all have been taken
Buffers infamous order fred our
army. Yesterday, the Rev. DR..
Palmer delivered an address to our
1roops on the subject, which stirred
them deeply.
A Federal spy and guide of the
enemy was tIied yesterday. found
guilty and condemcmned to be shot
to-day ut one o'clock.
Gen. Hallcck sent 200 Confederate
prisoners, having the small pox, to
Fort Pillow in exchange tor federal
prisoners sent here
Gen. Eillepigne sent them back.
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