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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01
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r.. C.. H,Hlnaii, The rebel. cnlniyan,ier m / T.
KANSAS has written a letter 10 Ven. Cnrfi{.
warming him not - sleof or halsgNVhe Lieiil-
.Fs,Iieso',i, as guerrilla. aud notilyfiSs him Fl
'sollews
j. have ordered Isl Ieuiel.aiIi IIalLs, ldf
The ISt Wisconsin c.tSsirv T. : A.. Mhslm D
have IN cuStoi VI Is a prisoner s,f war. 10 If
paced IN close confinement an IN the event
Of violence beIig done to Lent iFoles5u, Z
shall hang Lieut. Doh5s 10y way of retaliation,
desire a-sO. General. To call attentions 10 ihf
recent murder Of Samuel Berry a citizen III
Crittenllen county, Arkansas.l,y men Of tai.
Federal army orlnayy at Council Bend ! +
Kansas. Tie lcireIms .ailces arc Reported |ff
me IS follows Berry has been eiih5-ehl viii,
burning his s'wn cotton and sugar.lip prcvesf
It's falling into tie hands OF Tle Federal troepA
For hat oiienre lie was taken aboard OF one
Of your boats. iSSi and acquitted is lie v s
leaving the lloat hc WAS told 10 run. which,
IN lis fright. he did !; ms he ran. the brntrs
upon lie boat fired upon him aud killed. him
demand that the murderer be surrendered 10
ilse FOR punishment To enforce this denls.ld,
have ordered a 2nd Lieutenant from W iscour
SIN J. 7. coiisul, a prisoner Of wax in my
hands into close confinement. IL Won fail Of
refuse 10 deliver up the murderer Of BERRY.
;2nl Lient Cos,sulIwilI be hanged. ~
LIENS Hobbs and Consul botls belonged ID
8. Capt Essglesion, Di'iels' eav-
airy ri
~. clip the ..I,,ve from the Chiea.se Times.
Hifslmaits policy viii bring The Yankees b
their senses
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

TIM iyn4sst.r TRaSsroRt ArIoS. In a short
t,.irragrI,I, i SeW .Iassag We mentioned That
the it'tIniedeihte and the State authorities Of
li4ati. had hule il. conflict by tiIe refusal Of
tlse saIcrintel,laliE Of the Western and Ham
iid l;aiIraal Il transport Two car IoEas Of Wis
kty fol Tie Me.liesl Department 81 tho army.
size have sihee understood that All iul pcdi
lnsnis EhBbe wayEof the tras.sf ortsiion We're
tIlnovtHIg Eov l,ows, as slph as he was
'ilsTarlnel li,at te Nslliskey was folrarmy use.
ME arc snclilie,l 70 think that o,Ir rsi informs
aslt (..lE oficfr in the army. 1fl4 some what
aifcssel viii, the spirit offhe exagsgera-
fiS-4.ehril lie intistsned MS that die anshori-
Its atlRcineonil bal cent OH an agent Il r the
IMPOSE efseizing the road. atally rat, we
hive lizard ll,5tl,ils more Of it.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01


ANoTHER LETTER FIiou kx- ScorT-Tile re-
cent production Of lefte written bv General
Scott to 4Prahan Lsneoin carly ia 1851. Civ
ing his ricws on the extraordinary exigfhcies
OF the times. AMI Suggesting four modes Il
procedure IN the premises caused 80 nuch
uneasiness in tie mind Of -the OLD Warrior
that he has been led 70 furnish to the press
ANOTHER letter purportiIlg 10 have been writ
ten previously. in which he endeavors 10 -
tablish his PATRIOTS anxiety 10 prepare for
the coming Storm. and his -rarnl Il anil re-
Peated ens-eavOrs 10 prevail on the govern
mcHt TO garrison and secure the Southern
forts against every possible attack Tse
blame for llek 81 preparation IS Thrown upon
President buchanan and his Secretary Of War
II is added that the present Secretary Of State
fSeward) denies aIly iIsirmnentality in ma ing
pub5c the supplementary letter. 10 which We
have allndei and which evinced more sal,s,ci-
~ alIsl foresight than We had given Scott cred
il for R5es.Hlossd IFIiq.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

w TN 11I ID. 10y f71lFHIe1cr7. u1IrT -
s y a.. A. TEnPLEToS-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

80 f~--. a. t..a .rithia = NILS . chaffan
ZlU - ApPy % y "ARS3a
AK u
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

The l,icl,n,ol.. correspondent Of tie cI.arls ).
ton AIefcnry says
: An iItteiligeitahd entirely trustworthy ffi-
waite. Who MAS taken prisoner at Aaiietat3 Il
prs noisilcei IN MAJ ylAni I'm te h'n aecknt On
lie last Sxliaiils4-savs nc was lodged not far
frAin Nct'icllaifs ic..ilisariers anil often SLY
liiIn. He is rfre IlaI lie IS drinking hglrd-lIe
MIS- once nj, ink eEtrstie teper hear. Int Wis
recsinle.. by lis wife. Ills hal,it i ip talk
put VERY loudly ID HI group which assemblies
around liil; and this prisoner says he .ne sJ
heard him excfsins The dcIus,lsufs have
s,t US itsto ali iis trouble alsI aft krelug us
M Ii tlc matter we're left TO Gen. Lee a{i
myself, we conll settle II IA half an hour.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

Tux DEAD AT CoRrSrn-A friend at Holly
Springs encloses us the following cuPy OF an
autograph letter from Gele liusencranz 70
General Van Dbrn, on the return Of cur burial
party. from CurEntll few liays since
lIEADQrA ETlERS Amy or THE AlIssISSTPPil
ttlrinth October 9th. 1S62 i
General Resetlerallz presents his compli-
nents 70 Major General Van Dora. coslmas3l J.
ing officer u the Confederate fprcees. who
sends the flag of truce aud states that AMPLE
provision has been made for the burial Of The
dead and solllicr's tlihate viii ID. paid thenl
especially those who fell bravely. as many OF
Alaurys diviSi@it did
Sisne4ll ". 8 RrsENCRANz
fIH N.,..r 4. Ia. f-....~.<
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

rs We copy the following infamous order
from the Nashville Union. of Sunday. Il Z
fair specimfn uf a number Which the dirty
sheet contains. Comment IS UNNECESSARY =
rfr.e..sl.ll..n Illr-lll..l.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

Beg- We haye learned that .seuI4bdys some
tiIaes Itli tie Rebel At more than ten cents a
ealiy. lIi this is ever done. we hope some
parscn wf:ille Kind enough to give us The
i,ame IF the boy, and Inc viii not hc allowed
tq sell amy iiipre papers from this Efice.
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SATURDAY, MoRNINe. SOY. i.

NJ The CASH must acs.,Enpany al orders for H.
paper Shinpa>ters OF private persons viii reee5y
at,enion. Therefore sarlf shinplasters had t tie
moi be -rut 10 ~. IL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

IIxApsukRrrR t. s FgRc -.
Nashville. Oct .a ls62-
S r.. ~ 9 3af Extract.
1. Twenty-Five dollars reward VIII be laid
for the discovery aud information, OF any arms
or munitions af war conccaled IN violation OF
Special Orders No. 10.
H. Any save giving reliable information Of
arms shall receive military protection.
By comInaiid Of Brig Gen. Neg ey-
JAMES A. I.owRIE.
Capt. and a. A. q.
(OhieiaI)
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-01

flkNnlr arrsit<. I,sra srNsxr =. TE~x-. Il F
kR'2silie, Oct zsihs isl2- iiI
special Orders f
kxrsAcr-
H. tsnn4f,drrs ,f Po.t> within Tie limits - fis
Department vii iuresliat+iy make return of heir
.inianss To the-e Headquarters. giving numbers
iilent- I'Iiiaeu- and eonPan'r~ and the n4i''is
rs command Of Maj Gen. 3. Jouts.
- Xix CLIPS = c00kE- A. g.
Notice 10 OnscriptS. b
NJ KSokrtfLE. TE~S. Oct 7tth. 1871
persons enrolled con<rpts IN tbs state viii re
port with thes descriptive lists. At the ofre Of le4i-
ColAnri r. y. Blake. in Knoxville TenHes~ee
T. D. BLAKE. IT. I'll a. : A..
aetes fw sapt- RecrritinS serviSe.
Wanted.
ITO HIRE II the Efowaii Iron warxs. HARROW en-.
IL. tseoFxia one hundred alris-Alded iegros,s. n
Wages Paid al9nthIy OF q''aiieriy
rc'7-lm President = ~ < n. Company.
200 Wood Choppers Wanted.
C0NsTA Ut employment aud prompt pay. with
~ good prices. APplyat once 70 the undrr-is ned
a Etowai Iron Works. wN- T. QUINCY
ot7-lm President 2 " = ~ s;"rni'.Iiy-
LOST.
A POCKET BOOK rontaihirg hstueen Sc and
a $40 one $50 nj ane sin lfii the balance N snl
ak and shittlsStrrS a5a f<9 pe<tsee <tsfni,s I
viii pay 4 iiirfz rrwir - 4nt ss1lc rrturninz the
same q Al lamp Of iosis Bats bon q a this oi-
fire HI T. J. GRANT
orf2Sfw Co., A.. tsuoae's BattA lisia-
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Src- = Te Il il,.lrr rnaat.-i Tfas 49, -l- .,' 81
r1u- a. y. fcru- cilil stll. l,e ,..,lr,s
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fie lre-ifrf vii ~ c.n-rnt AR s.--sur... IS.
~ Itsf1itr slate. r1l.I.. Ste ,.r-- i.l "a.
fai'arr = .alsln -1rh c..-rni a. ~I.al ta, 81, l-s
- PIE .,-er~- tiirr-1 rish tl- aa-s -l rakisl-
~.,s -tr. rns-ii rs .crr-ilr- ia s,- ils.
ii.l,s ., l.s I'sr-riil.ri - hi-a-
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Nnliee la [ 0nScriplS.
Wanted.
POO Wood ChOppers Wanted.

DONSTA Vt employment aud prompt pay. with
good prices. Apply AZ once 70 the und.sr-is ned
Al Etnwaia Iron Works. WN- T. QUINCY
os7-lm President p n. r n si',rnisariy-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-06

IN Die Ne0e; voiele Seee lit 9lUbert BON elmer
anbern Sette iug9ertrt wurpen, d6er id babe
lie be9iert9 erfabt uno Su perlptrfltAen 9elubt,"
u@leidOiel, Du fannlt went9lten0 nidt in
Abreoe 3ieben, baB lie oDne DID ntft Dertpirf
lttbt tpprDen pdre. ....." @
r9lerDtn9S," oerlsbte Del 8u9balter NIT
einem eigentbitmliAen QaAeln.
vSteblt Ou z llno Ou alletn eebf leer aus !!
Sur Did alletn ba(t Ou aus lauter llnetsenz
nuBt3feit nt6t6 berau69elhIa9en !; aber tA tpere
pc flr Oi9 loreen: tA pil nod etnen 3ulabz
paragrapben su benz Sertra9 btn3ufit9en, bfs
Snbalts paB GUbert Dir, ietnem Better, ben
Vertrauenspvlten etnes Subbaters beltdtt9en
uno Dir eiae Gantieme pes @epinns stipelen
fol- !"
p@s miro gar ntdbt nUtbt9 ietn, lieber Sns
tel, pteS npH belonper5 ausMpritdeu. Sie
beDalten ia Die 9sttung pe5 @tabl!Isments uab
Die Anftellung pe5 perionals; @obert tabt Sbs
men parin unbeIbranftc GUllma6t, uHp miro
pamtt einUertanpen 1ein"
damn arbeiten mir 3uiammen, ysffe," fubr
Der Gcmmer5ienratb frDbltb fort runp nit
0OtteS 5llfe perpen weni9e rubt9e Satre btna
reiGen, nm mir tpieper bte Wiittel gum Stud
fauf 3lt 1dbaffen, unO Daun loult Dm Die 6rit9@
te metnes SleiBfS tbeilen, unp wenu es mGsti1
mare, oab SOa uno Du chamber gut werDen
t6nnteu, 70 wGre mir ein filler 2BunlA erfiiut.
&Ubert nit Senrtetten unp Spa NIT Dir, paun
bate i6 8wei S6Dne, ltup th unO metne 6rau
batten tbren gGiuenI" ,4
Der Su9baiter lIAelte nur fir f9 btu,
unO l4wte9 aber er priidte Dem Obsim tumm
Die 6anO. NIs lfe pie 8tCla betraten, fam
tbnen 9auline au Dem 8lur cntse9en pom
S4au Der 9auo9Icde berbeiseleft. SIRE
lcnlt 10 frt1hen 2Ban9en paren bleid Die 2lu.
gen perwetnt, pas freunoItAe G'elibt ernlt mue
IurgenS0Il.
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Das Bds1tlr pOnt 1anOf.
(Gine SamiIien9eldi4te)
optt
Gtfrieb WG pI ins.
(8prtlesun9.1

lUprtlesun9l
nllno nun rufen mir pen 8ettfr ipelet6 bur9
Seeeramm berbet," Ia9te Der Snhbalter !;
,oie l0ocb,ett muB obalp ais mD9lttb Dtelem
@Aritte foI9eu, um baS AuFleben 3u belhwlA
tieeu, rpelDes Dem 8ertauf Sbres 9an3en @tabs
lilement5 fplaen miro. QStr pOllen Den Elein
ltapteru qar niAt 3ett su @lpllen lalen, ion
bern lie pom elmer lleberraAung sur anoern
fprtreBen- Nber mas eb' Id, Snfel War~
um Daben Sie Die Sabresrente unO bic Snlten=
tatiOn 70 nieprig an9elsyt Ste lcllen nitbt
Nlansel leiDen, sic lullen stnen beitsrn, ior@
aenfreien 2ebensabeaD baben !"
,Gr miro psltc beiterer Iein, ie i9neler tdb
alien meinsn Serbtnplthteiten eerebt werpe,
laate 6err YalDer. v@e lit Die etn3ise 9iiu=
ltioe @elesenbeit, no tb Die in msinem 5auSs
tplleu etn8erillenen MtBbrau6e NIT Stampf II.
Sttel ausrotten tann. unp bod 1T e6 il nm
meiner &tnDer pillen ratblam, uno metne
NatAt, Dap icb MIDI balo wieDcr in cen Belib
meineS @tabltllement6 lsBe, OenE es lp1re mir
Elm erl9itternper @epunte, penn Die 9sute
wabnten, ttb lebe 9eiGiam nur bon Der 0nas
be metnss tunftisen SAwiesetIobues. g"
oSG, ilbsr pielsn puntt m6gen Sie gang
ruDtg ein, beRer Sbetm! Dteer 6aa miro
niemals eintreteu," erwiperte Der SuAbalter
nit einem etssntbiiml6sn 9a9sln. D8obsrt
lit 70 frOb, paB er etne 0sle9snbeit sefunOen
bat, ppn Den ret6en 9Ritteln, in peren Bee
i'm Die 8Orlebune ourb leiues Gater5 9sieS=
netsn 6lstB gsleBt bat, etnen tpitrpt9en @ez
branA MAIDEN gu tTnnen !" 1nO Der 8uAbal@
ter labelte pabst 70 leslenper9nil9t unO elud
LID, ais Ob er islber Dises senustbuenpe Se=
tpuBtleiu in liA TRUCE.
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a4SoibtItatDmer 9lmsetaen.
0Oafbtnatpn alcabemn Of Nfnffi

2S9 ga. Io. SpilGen 9, ltlb 10, Str,
cSeben Ra6mittas rpn ubr an:
Suftrnmental= umo SOcai=@On5ert
be aus hen i4i8tei Guern bsitsteutea uup neuronss
perItirfen Gapeae.
@lue Srabret6ten Gr9unsen gi9arren unp Speiten nb
Der beten 4uaIttat. r
Slt22s eeurs 81 piemrbal, @tsent9aner
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Sunee W1nner,

Oseneers pe6e bic Opftr sebemn 3aers swprbea ah
aS af4 ~ Stelt E1uenbe tn cir frbeS Grab ttet e9e
m Gem Donns esr 8ertbtla Senat btsttEtrt rEb br
eettr ttduttrnbt GSne entICdt tabn BtSn Ssen & Ts
pflemO O(rrfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-06

bebsnten, buB e Sen6er @e nno Elm snber G5rpr Die
nptbmenbt9le4 @croeruie sur ebeen @lIGci9t fnb Sa
Obne bee o Die &ee beS 2ebenS sur anri9en PI9erobrt
Die GuSt4ten beS SsbenS peHln f tnott une Ole SeeIe
gen. bab ns Die reuoen ele anbere oeuieben, Dspeer
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l1rtbeil Der gDrefIe.

Die pe Eainbe be pGbrenc Der lesten bcnSeBn Sabre
in bieer anto turrt ipnroe no be Oe9e btger pub
bic Aeuss 0appcrtere nno pe eroneu tetmobne
wppCn baS ubltm M pteoebptcu WtaleM Anteridtct rbe
ine eot lem 0 ais @hrenanH 8esuo aul @barater io
CSeWIenbaistt fne Seiomce cine btareibeH6e @epaBr-
IeiIttn9. 5feaLL IL ff rf
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WIccbamtcs 6nn,

go. 598 OtarYlanO 9o., nabe Dem Capitol
Ds bem pnbIifun 70 teIiebte Saus nit een 6atttse
@ar, benz eerdinsen unb tlblsn Gang lIpn lit In aen
ietnen xFeieH per3Daert np Serbeet un6 biernit
pCtlen.
5epeu Npntas unb Drnnerita9 Q6enb.
g[ Sbeater=Gor(telluug G2@
auf ber erbluteu sebmadSpaen Spnlmertiibne igG
bel pra6tppuer SlWmnatipn pss @arIeus.
{SF 9iah Der Sorltellung: Gpmmerbal.
Der Seiter tat es @ sur &ufgabe eenat fetS bic ren-
en unb teten g4ee Bier unp aupere @etrnte bas Dub
ltfum Jl Derubreiden,
@ietne Ride iOpie sine finite CUTE gseienns perben ebe
falls Sas ibrse betaeE mir bic 8Iiriesenbe Der Mid Be
ehreneen 3u er6atten.
t-unterpa uns I'M eApitpl9are wirs bic Marine 8anb i'm
Garten ces nnterSet6neten
tbre @pnserte fortleben. 9aH
Sult22S S OBJ Bed, @sentbImer.
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u IT jmn9e ute.
DR.. Johnston,
ber eiasl8c NrSt, wel4er anaeLGt.
3 8aIttmDres 3 as&0fpttak
BUR llnterpriidun9 Der Suudial6eret etnbltrt
Der sin3tse plab In Der gEslt, wu iiasre,
ihnelle mnb arinoltde &nren it
0ebetnteft Nranfbetfett

Oer etn3t9e Ylae IN Der gSelt, tpp ltGere,
1hnelle unp 9rtinoltde &urett it
~ 9ebeimen &ranfbeite1t
sen,a$t %erNen; ais Sa limbs S@waae III
glae 5aameneraiesunSsm S6wde Der Neroen wialsndwS
DE- Deata NeoerQe9ldgeubeit, 8erItanosI1wa@e Sera.
aOrie4 S9h@ern9et, 3ittern, aascni8pa4e S@wtnosI.
8cpfnter @ntSnbuHs bes Safes Der Io1e Ser Qnnae bes
wa9ens Der @m9cpeoe unb a[ler ienr be bic ptn
9tenen @emosnben bsr naenb. pee 6ren Oprn sefSbr-
t@er no ais ter Sirsnen @iana ben .iaBren bs lss,
rabrsH Wno Deun nt 3ti9 9ebe mer6e, ibre aLGssnbt
Srnuneen brntte Spi6e Der Gcniitrn heroor6rtnaeit
DE @be unmS9l@ MAIDEN unb suesbsH &Srper nb Suu 8er-
ia. Sunge M6nner,
0senesrs Ws4 bic p ieres ssDsten saRrs sewerbsa aA
ss sas afS yS y T SSaa % IN en- y ss SEs6 st tIs:
NIT Gem Dpnner bs 8erebIett ben Seu1t beser rnh bsy
eetr tsidubtrnbt 2sne tnrdt taben prbeu Ssseu & %"
oUaem WtrtEdutw naEer.
Werbeirdtbete @erionen,
sSeF sels selSs M serHsratte nab I'd ss
hbtr Swdt seer sues nb1rnthes btsuust nb C
ten Inpersustt Or. SepuaDu su RGtbt sttbsu.
aes 2tnDsrnSt sssn ste bs pbs9s cDr setss 8sraanS
Weltcrfe Der Werpen 8rn Enh SGmd&e rber er&Spfunf
0fr 6reflt6fen Nrt rerbeu fntu rrt Dtreutp relAtf
t efr Ss1anclnns Sns bnrlDrss ben Dr. DSneau ua.tr
nn0 saUsrtd aufittns driIsae eeFR6It&ftt seFIaatn
a 4 Orsantidt S6w1be
anvergls oet unb bic Suue ra tebr bexeeseut yevss
rStbot esbn De5es bas asbeH senb unb bt Gtt Rae
unm5sG ma&t Ia oft bos Zoos Dtrrr bt rta
OuuBe GenU III kttIf
~ Grsi6Wsun9en grHSt neil e htren Seleen nti strou
tennen Obeet@ e du burn Stritturen &tebtrGIdetn r
Darn Sten unb annere urasn entaesef aun 70 Ia e Sp
GsRenStpfs ne 8plee bes Dsbraes tet belhen Oraaue
Qpe abe ca duenen e1s b Rra bt Graeneuna eEr tE
snsr uerpren prb BITE 9 ttI6ru 0Gatrn erstben as suu
0ensn 6e bd petfe Gat Aassr ptrSsa burS frlsrn s.
ge1tgen Graftt rernt&tet.
Gtern une etrer Ftn oft utt BITE lrae Der 2rauSest IT,
Er Climber cher 609Inse JDe s eteu e bic eetben GRts
fanben inb. 'IlCisf Hll1 - =
Be Office; 80. Sah~8rebert6fraSs,
lteben Gbiiren DON 8aItmCreir, ,6ftlt@e @ette,
bte Stfen btnamf. ..a .4
Itan merle 6 Jaulen unb 6ausnumer benu unrNtnss unt
frIert&e Naaaer eur&trtebene pub ss~eur GuadaIbeF
SHuPFter Sttewtfer Sasnrenteer Hnh 2ampenpuSer ,c
Eennen @ rescmdss Gere Enb Iaueru anstseeu trn Df.
Spbnfcne 0Ruf tn Der Rdbe,
StS |as 8ref ma6eu eiuen Pot Stamp entbaIttn
Gtns 9etluns IN 2 Gasen suSeit6ert.
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0r. Solution.

geeo tee tSntG&en Guleeums br gDunbdr,tt In HpnSrn
rdeutrter nts Der eren mestuen GOleegn Der 6tae.
per pen 8nbten Ghe nes eebeus tn 5pptderu ppn
EpnoO yars pbatepbta unb Gnbren Stdbn nabra&t BAT
sne oer Tnnoerhdrr 5eungeu rrnenbe BON heneu bic G
QVIe cer MteoH wete nngdbItee 2eibenb Otreula1
en Werprtat uno anberen 6ranfbea Iten lrIe T. g. aud
PIE Sst post&en erdnf&en u tbr f&re6en ke al p esY
Ssf SernGen RIttnefeieu ~ 10. reeu Aussnblt6It g.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
imp PORrANT FROM YORKTOWN.
Despatch From General Mcclellan.
& Rebel Battery Taken at the Point Of
the BaYonet
FOUR KILLED AND TWELVE WOUNDED.
Nonrt cen Re1tis Captured.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
CAMP WINFIELD scoTr April, 26, II A. NJ
To the Hon EDwiN NJ STANTON, Secretary Of
War.
Early this morning, an advanced lunette OF
rebels, on this side of the Warwick, near its
head, was carried by assault, by Company II.
First Massachusetts, Regiment. The works had
u ditch six feet deep with n strong parapet, and
was manned by two companies of infantry. but
no artillery. Our men moved over open, soft
ground, some six hundred yards. receiped the
ire Of the rebels at fifty yards, did not return 1t,
but rushed over the ditch and parapei in the
most gallant mauuer The rebels broke and ran
NJ soon us they saw that our men intended to
cross the parapet.
Our loss ia three killed. QUO mortally and
twelve otherwise wounded.
We took fourteen prisoners and destroyed the
work sufficiently to render il useless, and retired
The operation Was conducted by General g.
Grover, who managed the affair most handsome
iy, Nothing could have been better than tht
conduct OF all the men under fire. The supports
who were also under the artillery fire OF othei
works, were companies of the First and Eleventh
Massachusetts.
lu spite Of the rain our work progresses well
q. d. MCCLELLAN, Major General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
Death of Ger. c. F. Smith.
opgIoIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
PlTTsBuRo LANDING. Alrl

pITTsBuRa LANDiEo, Al FL ~.
To the Hon. E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of war
Major General c. +. Smith died at o'clock
r. NJ, ON the 10Th. His remains LAYS been
sent 10 ST. Louis where they will be bprie i with
military honora. He is n great loss to TINS
/ have not directed military honors to be paid
to his memory here, but will wait your orders
The enemy has heen strongly reinforced since
the last battle.
II. W. IIALLECK, Major General
Ordsr Dirsstino Miiifdry Honors 10 be Paid 10 lie
Memory Of MAYOR Geaerai O. T. Smith.
WAa DEPARTMENT., April ~, 1862
This department has learned, with deep regret
that the gallant Major General G. +. Smith
whose patriotic yalOr aud military skill were
signally exhibited at the capture Of Fort Donel
SON. died at Savannah, in Tennessee, Mt the honi
Of o'clock on the 18th of this month, and II Is
ordered that the customary military honors BIT
pnl to his memory.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.