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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-06
cation bill will coms up before tho House
on Tuesday.


on Tuesday. -
CAIRo, Jan. 81.
Cant. Constable, commander Of the
mortar fleet boats, returned from Pitts
buryh this morning. Twelve Of the IL.
inch mortars, with mortar beds and am.
munition, were shipped before he left,
ria Chicago. The shells have arrived
and the mortars arc expected to-day,
Twelve of the mortar boats will be i'm.
mediately put in readiness for active SER
vice.
The mortar feet is to be accompanied
BY a steamer as storeship and a steamer
acting as transport, upon which the men
will be quartered except in action. The
compensation is the same as in the navy.
So soon as the loyal men Of the Union
will furnish Flag Officer Foote and Cap.
Constable sufficient force to man their
guns, the movement may be commenced.
1t connot stir otherwise, newspapers and
Congressman to the contrary notwith.
standing.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 20.
The city is comparatively quiet. No
immediate attack is anticipated. Com.
,nodorc Tatnall was conveying two steam
ers aud fiat boat towards Fort Pulaski.
with provisions. The enemy opened fire
upon them. A battle ensued, lasting 40
minutes. The provision boats and the
steamer Sampson are row returning, the
latter slightly damaged.
A letter from an officer of the Fort,
says that the enemy cannot take it by
any attack they may make.
The Yankees are engaged in removing
distractions in the channel There are
other defences yet to pass.
The people of Savannah are firm and
confident Of their ability to defend the
city.
The Norfolk Day Book calls upon the
women to contribute their wooden skirts
and dresses to the Government, the pri-
ceS Of flannel used for ammunition being
SO high as to subject the Government to
u serious tax.
The New Orleans Della says that a
steamer ran the blockade on the night Of
the 18th, with 1000 bales Of cotton.
Secretary Chase's answer to the com.
mittcc Of Ways and Means was received
this morning. Their resolution required
him to express hi. opinion as to the pro.
priety and necessity Of the immediate
passage by Congress of Mr.. Spaulding's
legal tender bill The Secretary begins
by saying that the condition Of the treas.
ury is such that the committees bill
should be passed at the earliest practica-
Bile moment. The general features of
the bill he admits to be correct and to
have his approval In regard to the le-
gal tender feature, he urges the passage
Of the scheme Of banking recommended
in his report, as means for funding a
considerable amount of the public stock,
and concludes by suggesting some unim-
portant formal amendments, but which
in no way affect the principles Of the
bill
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The Legislature Of South Carolina has
authorized loan of one million dollars,
to be used in aid Of rebuilding the burnt
portion of Charleston. The money is to
be loaned to such as desire to rebuild
None but fire proof buildings are to be
erected.
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>;r. LOUIS, Feb. !, go,

Thomas G. Fletcher has been appoint
ed Assistant Provost Marshal General for
Mo
Seventeen additional prisoners have
been released from Mcdowell College.
since yesterday.
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NOTICE.

N1OTJCE ID hereby given that q the February
~ Term Of the County Court Of Cedar county.
Iowa, Morgan Koahn Was appointed Guardian
to Jacob Beck, minor heir Of Catharine Beck
deceased.
&c. BELTS, County judge
linton. Feb 3d. lS62-n5w3
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JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE, and General Col
e. !cesinS Agent. Onice in the Post Once
llPToS, Iowa. [niv91
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New 1UKK, FtD. 7.
1t is said that the first b.ttalion Of the
Massachusetts, cavalry have left Anuapo,
lis Tor Port Royal
The steamer Bavarian brough, 1000
eases arms, containing 1 900 sahres and
over 10, 900 stand Of arms, equipments,
&c
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SHERIFF SALE.

Per S. W. RArnBrN. Deputy.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

ISS Eight dollars per annum for every additional
square.
BUSINESS. and PROFESSIONAL CARDS Eight DOLLARS
aycar All advertisements for less than three months
CASH ltthe number of insertions is not specified an
~'1ing advertisements ao be continued till ordered out
and charged dccordingy.
Announcing CANDIDATES, three months, FiUe Dollars
ocer that time the usual rates will be charged.
No advertisement, however small will be considered
less than square; and transient charged on all
.or less time than three months.
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the main land. Our party took two of these
boats, which are quite different to our cypress
canoes, and which WILL no doubt, prove useful
in our next excursion on Broad River.
Our loss in the engagement was wounded
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Qbe Qamorn Gonfeoerate
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
u. II. HE7SHM M
AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR,

is PUBLISHED EVERY PRIp


4 VIIIIS IOI ACINCICISInS.
For one Squarc-fourtcen lines or lcss-ONE DOL
LAR for the first, and FIFTY CENTS for each SUBJ
sequent insertion.
OBITUARY NOTICES. exceeding one Square charged
Tor at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and Job WORK MUST RE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
Nodcduction made, except to regular advertising
patrons.
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DgsERTERs.-It is really astonishing to be.
army stationed in the neighborhood of Chatta-
nooga. They arrive daily by ones, twos, threes
and in squads.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
The Strength Of the Enemy.

IhC strength OF the Enemy.
MIR. EDITOR: The population of the North
is set down at 2OOOO,OOo, while that of The
South is supposed to be about 100000 OF
white population, and 4,oOO,oOO of slaves.
The North is fully convinced that 20, 100000
ought to conquer 100000, but these boasters
should take into the account that the whole
of the twenty and eight millions are not fight
ing characters. Besides the calculation should
not be made between the twenty and the
eight millions, but between the twenty and the
twelve.
The four millions of slaves in the South are
not i'll the war, but they help to sustain it.
There must be at least four millions deducted
from the twenty millions to stand against the
four millions Of slaves in the South. TO carry
on the farming operations Of the North. This
would reduce their twenty millions to sixteen
just double the number of the white population
in the South. But the farms in the North arc
smaller and more numerous than in the South
and it will require more white men to superin
tend them than the farms in the South require
Then tncy need more men in the North than
we do for postmastcls, merchants, printers
shp-bulldcrs, to carry commerce, to manage
railroads. etc. Count all these and their
families out, and the North cannot raise more
then fifteen millions against our eight
Among this fifteen millions there would be
more under age and over age than among tn,
eight millions. Then there would be thousand.
III the North over forty years of age, that woult
not fight unless threatened with sublucation
whIc thousands in the South from sixty tc
seventy will enter the contest rather than bc
conquered. Perhaps onc-fourth of the cinht
millions would cnlcr the fight rather than sub
init to Yankee despot. This would give us
two millions of fighting men. Not more than
one-fitth or onc-sixth in the North will frht
for the "old flag" or the negro. This would
give the North about two millions and a half
of warriors Can two millions and half ot
Yankees conquer two millions ofSouthcrn mer
on their own soiR Time will show Carolin.
ian.
BATON EoUGE.-A correspondent of the
Mobile 1nd"nr writing from Grenada under
date of August 10Th, speaking of the losses
sustained at Baton Rouge by each army, says
Our loss at Baton Rouge is now asccrtaincd
to be about $50, including one Brigadicr and
three Colonels wounded. Col. Allen of the
4th Louisiana is reported to have been re-
duccd to the necessity of having both of his
legs amputatcd, and will now probably not re.
cover. The enemy lost one General (Williams)
and two Coloncs, killed outright. They ac-
knowedgcd, under a flag of truce received on
the 10th inst, that their loss of men was
about l,00O.--Your readers can thus iudre for
themselves what is the nature and extent OF
victory that is claimed for our arms at Baton
Rouge.
YANKEE LOVE FOR THE NEoRo.-Scveral
days since, the Yankees in Winchester went to
the house of a gentleman who is now in this
city, and took from the service of his family,
Al
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

YANKEE LOVE FOR THE NEoRo-Scveral
days since, the Yankees in Winchester went to
the house of a gentleman who is now in this
city, and took from the service of his family,
three negro girls, who were attached to and
desired to remain with their rightful owners.
So great was their obj ection to leaving those
who had cared for and protected them, that
they endeavored to conceal themselves from the
Yankee thieves, but on Icing found were car
ried off. In day or two they all returned,
having been sent back by their inhuman cap
tors. One Of them had been terribly beaten
by the wretches, because Of the exhibition of
an attachment for the family with whom she
had been raised
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DOWN.
Leave Camden, .40a. m.
Leave Boykin's, l2.l2p. m
Leave Claremont l.248 "
Leave Middleton Ito 4"
Leave Manchester juno
ton lis, p.m m.
Leave Clarkson's 1888 "
Arrive at Kingsville l.50,
Nov. 8-tf II.
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CoTToN IN NAsHVILLE.-Wc see by the mar
ket report in the Nashville Dispatch of August
II, that cotton is quoted at "33 cents in gold,
AZ in Federal notes, and So cents per pound in
Southern currency"
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Leave Kingsville, S.5 a. m.
Leave Clarkson's $40 i"
Leave Manchester juno.
tion 8.3S a. M.
Leave Middleton 8.43
Leave Claremont 9.08 "
Leave Boykin's 9.4S a"
Arrive at Camden, 1920
L. PEAKE, Gen'l Sup't.
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The papers say that gold has been found il
the brick clay which underlies the city of Phil
adclphia, to such an exten. as to warrant the
belief that, in the ten square miles area occu
pied by the city, there is ten times more golc
in the city than has been found in California
The experiment of the clay has been made un
der the direction of an officer of the United
States Mint.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
For tie t'hattAsosga RebsI.l
THE vow,

Ii.rrl'rsll. ssi stop. Il rinst not he,
8 c1,lHos lrEvs thee yet
Iipr tear.drof e a tsy bright biz eys..
8 WIS giSnss b-spsaks eeret-
4 Ifils llfsss lisar t.if Fsrrnan's tFrai
one vast human fooj.
from Northerh maintains sSlft thsy e5ns.
drenca ouf soil Wlih blood
And : must rneot them. take hat kiss.
I.eshaps it Is TIE lat.
wead tie.t we're with fhs-. new
And tiii- 81 parting past.
50 bretheFs lllosd is On tilelr haads.
Ara vlratis'' = may be rsnJ-sass
P~i'Te God. swear hate them,
y 10 a d .es, Etel4aAs;e
( n faeet ill.f4 d III gre>, then.
ith my slastyer .oHg and keen.
Afd the tyrailt blood shah 5 he Gfr
To tt tsinlis s'ver sheen
TheE, god bie hsre. III spos retgta,
AMI with tliis las. dares-.
liFhy thy hsart may e'er beSfull.
III fihe parest happiness
0sYHs.E
T4sooe,. aFsss. l1ss. :. l~ss
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i dl4otsy qi the lscey'n.e, ,ofIthe 22ll elss.clsn-
iSSds hlI Ie following:
Ilkfsr llsss .sss5~el tie Bank Of Ntw Orleans
la df4sHS Lnssaess.
i liis itg Re week ending 18th inst, l2.sT2
f.nlaie$ ll.l.l .Ne3 Rid ilotl the ". : Re-
led olssl.ssion 81 nilic.l d57 ~ere Irish. l.
tbQ AiHericaiss. 3 432 GeinIAs. .ss Epgissh
II f3,dr.i. T25 t'fes.:h i44 ) ansh y BOD col
btols S- - a=siaiemeitt wsieb i5diek;esa 4 Us;
sn1dis,t Of pasE,srsssn and u dts;i,ntipu IN the
fsl&dcist city.
H tlAiy pac ydssrl 81 ared On he l3tL. She
was a i5ark lot Liverpool wiih toBaeto. hides
tatl ~ bales of cbsieif- thr9c are llss auoia-
lihas Of en,ien = the prices current. our
bhs sllfaSt1 choice and exfta ccfzss
k l,l soc Java e0ci; wilskey 3; The snest sG.
Ekf9 + hioiassds 43e.per gsliiohi. Bts;uc,ss WIS
Ii HI dull. Niih ample stocks OF breatsinlis
tad provisions.
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MIS- Z KA. I.AsR uus
To the Farmers Of East Tennessee.

To the Farmers Of East Tennessee.
/NCR arnie- need All fire H4e- Snt Cattle y..h ca.s
laiieiE md iih,IAil prices vli lie paid frf pul K
Hogs. iiveIs~ itd t',rHl
/ haze hs.-ti - ,fE = t.ss purchase Or hogs
bceY.. llst fe5sss--ef and vii agpoIni
sufficient filAb.r y l<iis 'pesist .nd define
their TERRITORY aud VII n aie time pahlisl tleil
names
have deserlni.lrl tk N ist H.i-ss -nif.rmr and
liberal. a'l hope esf1y hnga Ea-. fenpeSse l-slits
bic FOR pork. - 1. be fattefei.
Ms oifrs. fa Tho present il Ni4rta Ca will se
10 knsxsilie rpl Letters 1dd1e eSsed olnie q
I either pe,nt sill he -tt-tiard 70.
g. T. c{MNlSGSz4s
ssps6tf Nai,t aRlss s-t'.Sl s.
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LBS -Ist)END. &c
80 REWARD.

reJ Et " A1fI.
StTOLEN frrnn t4- .lab'.',i s,,ssls Iales 81 ca
- to5-a cs,ihfg. - fRes - mis- gray
horse Eve eak,4 ~ le-iSieel hsad- hIgh. with =
scar each sesf.ier Fasilns par l-i win the neck
near six IN h- E.x a-el by Iiis a.tlia- The 40
reWard H t4 ss.s "a giisery sssfhe hors. as,
snme amoast H. ihs tAEes{
ssNUEL. JONES.
Rinrgbid n Nas. A. I'm
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TAKEN UP

A Nd pat in Pal IN f.iatlsar.ea. Hamilton county
"a East Tesnessee 81 lh- "a .ily nf October So
q NE5lsD NAN bg,tk4 name 81 IDHS sssls= ss5Y
belongs ~ HIr. Jones al AeRlphis lraa. S.sht tasy
ablark ) feet ss ineaet higH, 20 srars Ei.
-act' J. II. SWAIN 1ailor
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0LTME |.
Terms of suhaeliptlon.

DAThx REBrl. rsr yehrH... ......5...-ee $40 90
TX 4 hths s....-....s S 90
Three lH.,atis II .......--...s 3 o.
.s,1 Ore M$nth ..s...E----. ..,s..- I %
~ TIE c 1su r1= ~ s-.rfsrv rs o-ssf- ior ,lc
pa mr. Shinpa-trr~ "a i,fy slfrs.se VII fsseir.
attention There s.c seii sAinp ,astsrs had letter
no be' sent 70 III
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IA. TIE lrl,miss--6a ( x g., Journal. ,sif,;rh
as -.,efEel sone ave or SIX weeks lurin-
dc tsreralcnoe II the yellow fever IN fls'
aity. l.as a<sin male Us. ar1-ca-.ance. L esfi.
usAiais fhei nniers Of dsafi.s iflr5ng nc Cpl
drfns- sezsnfi. ab0iii two ln0niils- A. * hs1-
drsl and eighty
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CfGARsl

4 iafse an4ntify p ilFstir It, a1nrsle -cis ,isF
= \ rle. pl.s ~ al4 Hstali ls
aoyau-l-. l'fl~ER MARSH
danaer ihr Rebel Oaiet
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Ez5- A private letter frof.i Sprinz6eid- n :.
ssy dat Gen Sehof-li Is ni1s ~ ba-k o m
foiul- The scarcely Of forage il Ark-ns.s
81. b be fte cause-
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Rates III Adxertisi:ng-

Gfs Square - TN sIlSrS or i,-s are in~eftieI
7fs &c: AID 20 - ftor each eusst aaeut sn>sfte
1le-s ta4n aae Mn.
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RAILR0AD FARE.

SsTx seENTs PER n II j. the .-.iisg . - ~ Sis
road. aud u l.-fs,n- ,elng 81 Il asf5 ont
tickets viii be n hat rate 1st II ff
eondue tr- are :. lsk All the -fafsrf ~ "a ~s-
and the safety trass asd not "a c..lie,-f
Passengers Risa III .1aslsly with thr rules II ti.e
Road. and k.f- sfI pTecarf tlesll Al
1--WE SCE.N1S PIT MI r..
Soldiers eng ~ E.i..f xii IL charged enls
HALF FAIsk. p4uvfie tiy I,f0eiarc tekei-f lhh
fule applies gJe iiiiseS and
officers. Il g jackson. <
Supt Fast Tefii. 4. Seut gia E.4irhad-
Knoxville flt;sIs-r fsaylu lin
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80 A rct.rrt as ruIIett - birfhi'iEha-li
f-.--I-...-l -. re ca inst fht tlle owners a.
rn- sfealrer iearsng Liverpool ier New oriS
bad 81 declined the fisk q roniian'i's =
cArrt fscS-es q small afr-s - t-ie , ~ -'.err
Sfat1s' Tie r1nsor c6nid rot II traced a.
any aufies.fic s5urce- -l,at there seems 40 rea-
So h doubt. says tho Birrail-aam Post
-.tiiat = cheek has beca gi~t1 - the shipzaent
of rtierc artie.r--
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't1as bfltta 6lfH4ltaHN piatiiers IL the diviseI
q fIa25 III Sss.. sElIi14ssf tlie algest plahtsra
5fl:i.at ltitle laNdelgk 81 sllcls slAiisunS To
< sle4S iIce i4 HsiSsE s,lfillI, oVfs ~ siarss.
aHa iii s lar4EA d ker.gelsa ea9A AInau 4
4At Elad tBrlitA lnEii - Ell Nes eaeii-H
sil flfk fI8t iafat III aigsfatal ls3 e4{ D.. Aniai Y
flls.t 5tc#aArl lld lIatrps3 fiaiier owns 8 4
lA#sll thc Till iatg4sE 4krEage y :. eatil
iil 4 sEia eiv,t ddiaisesi llatisiifs, shosxlIs 4
filItt ard lttki-4iliiiN ilespie in tie Teri
rEla, l5ilsli4ttf file abfofhd llpcrsoiis OF ;ha
i hIfes ltsE u ard lE1bit and 4T4 feiElaks. They
.rt lflssl FIJI nllllit 4yeiv district iii the Tcrl
E91rS il.tszt ttHIkls khlk EiIlsgts and 8ssS
s3,Ia 81 Aslilslk 9# HI ie5k1ibig 5ssiltice i ns.
.st1uatiy kl6Ae A1l5 lccohIn4ns the veige Eei4
fl4fs EgIH il.iIlH hti@u.htaln Of thIs Fertile
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So Adsffet--fn-afs rot a lrS. On ctay for a
specified tine Wi be Published lth. and
cha ged actoraingia te a5ose Tste-a
SrEclaI. .FfcEs ~ trse.i dne pTlre and is.If.
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UU1toN STORE

wlL.. Ssl.Lsisf aa5tsdy
ANYTHING FIH3Y WANT soil.
Ts.rns solss.,-,r a.. Win Ia tines
,.yi,1.. Ia yAtCIiS,
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SALT. SALT, SALT

WILL eel IN Sse IN dby o. Dscenbrr AZ t'tsi itf-
n6n-sa h1asit4steis sf NirxiHt IT. asld il 5f|
10 from 10 10 20 sacls 10 allt purchasers. ~ pis
tive. llos13 tiNl w. k.yANtE
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Pipes. snaking & Chewing 9ebatca
- ; Afs~ - : y ~! al 81 tte sHfFt aTnaFt.-
is- many .ihsi IA n % saSsils st-s ff4s.s
oetsc In LhlS sfAfif.
Z NtSs si,fe3 4eisStt = tSSs 4 ia{loatla-A
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liFl4l4te l-t lr,u-s on taol ole i.i- .sriaat
aalitI faI casian~, Two ~ als Ii mt Had
4effl tate~ Il ton- cOa1ii-Siel li,l oflsFs II al
4ilf3hl tbiic-cI Dt. nscamn ia lfsn. " That there
ssi4l tall;k fsF =.,e- bas.ei tsl-Fe Tie isss. Fre
dsli kf4irtise Lsft.s s tAsiifn iii- 30 ,sein b,
isfelfi SITS krIE aud th.se d ltea ,i,A a-<scs4es
ffI4lc itil. in FIafrof-tuf.s rltu r;s. AZ iafr
ibiiPf 4S nrins II ifein we're Nitaoai fl.ers g. Z ~
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TEPNs or Te l1-IeN.

7h.a s,el1 I.l.. q mp *
E'eush-s,s-ii-1ts es Nsde n
Las : taysr.
Ia tie o. 6.in ea;al Fe3
l.e n: - oi - e of1srai {
Ire nile ~ Jfferfss
- sge Ini1 alf as-sliir ffTnl
RoAra ceN b. .f4a IS !
lent iffatdliE hsanSe
= iss ps see - 5ssSd
sxff~d :. 50 vr iseek
Anta.ff
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y so scn
srfFnsut tsiif psf,sl-ey1s Vii
Iti.t=%
anf In II aefiftre- aes sts
fffs a. i nyeu
1i-s .ssf'- - !. 5r l> ilai 81
q 81
eetssi ff itea- f.t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-15

GuB baber. Der 8pfenanIdlag 1T auf
918O,OOO an8eiebt. Die Grbauer r:1Hett
bet WerraetounB Der @ertptrfung etner Be-
etuttroen @elpbuBe bas S9if bfs aur,
10. Gebruar 1863 Yptlenbet baben. Sober
ttn5elne 3burt 1ou NIT 3met etnbunbert,
pfl11otBen Mru1ftrpn8<@ e11dBe1 .armirt
tperbeu.
50 Mprntonen fe8elten am lebten Grei<
tag ab, UNI nd mad Utah III be9eben: fe
tpoQen tn Bottom lanber. $50 tpettere
Yerlorer tppllen tut 2aufe bes @pmmers
ra@ benz 9elpbten 2aube ab0eben.
Mfae be9te 8elorenife tpeaet pes
9@raubenbampfer6 @isbea9, tpel@er ~
@nfa11a bteieS Sabre8 nit &eeterunes<
Norratben na@ CANADA fubr, unb BON
pel1en Mnfunft ba1elbt man mod nidts
erfabren bate.
9err Cunningham, Der Grfnper bes
&effeas ber Se9el pom @erped aus, bat
etrer 9lan fir ben S9uB BON YrppeQers
se9en @@ettern perSfentli9t.
Die Shines brin9t trauri9e8 ert9te aber
oas @lenb Der Mrbeiter in ben8a umwpQz
tabrttet1 BON Bladburn, elmer Stabt BON
$4,000 Gtnwpbnerr. Beina6e Der Yierte
She'll berielben leioet eeeenpdrtie anglab>
ru119, &leioun9, 8ett3eu9 unb Beuerut9
Man9el. @enn bic 8aummpuenlptnne,
reten fnt pollen@ ange 1nb, 1o be@9aftt9eu
ite 2O,352 perlpnen; aber 9%eeentpdrti9
ltnb mebr al8 Elm Drtttbeil pper beinabe
1000 gang unbel9dftigt, wel9en et&pa
$4,000 wS@entlt@ an Mrbeitslpbn ents
seben.
@n9lti@e Yan3er19iffe.-
Die Gn8ldnoer baben 4 pan3erf reoatter,
11dtnlf9 ben @arrior 8lad prirce, Dez
fenle uno &eiitance. sic Tno int erSbz
ten WfaBfabe erba1t uno iito nit @ilenz
platten befleioet, bic 42:3pu bid fnb. @ie
bauer aber 8e9entpdrtt8 nod 6 pan3erz
fre9atten, 1admlt9 tenN9t1es, 6ectpr, SAL
liant N9incourt> Mprtbumberlant unp
Minptaur. Die 8etleipuns berlelben loQ
aug @ilenplatten BON 81 :3ou be1teben.
Cine merfwnrbt9e Gt9enbeit
beS@t1enS. Sci @pitbeao in @nolano
ftto Dor &ur3ent &anonen unb &u9elt peS
1915 seiunfenen @6tfS Mary &ole pom
Meere@9runoeb eraufeebpben pproen. Die
metaQnen &anunen 3ei9ten na@ 292idbz
rt9en1 Ste8en auf Dem Meere69runbe 3euioe
boni9wabenartt9e @erttefun9eu. Die eilerz
men &u9eln aus ben @el9lBen murpen,
als fe an bic &tmuspbdre fatnen> aQndb>
Zig rotb9lubeno, befarten Ni7e uno ieric>
len tn Stide rpie trpdner Gbpn.
Sftnbten.-Tele9rautnte auS8pmz
bay pom e. Mdr3 ntelpen, paB 2oro@laiu
am Is. Mdr3 als @icet6ni9 BON SRinpieu
feferlt@ III fem Nmt etn9elest puroe.
Mo9ul 8ey tpar Mn9e19t8 be6 palaz
ftee tn Debit ~auf9ebdn9t pproen.
Cine pett aus9epebnte Mabrattenpers
l9wSruns muroe in 6yberabab in Deffau
entoedt unb unterpriift.
Syfaru6 Sung, praipent ypn@ cinpia
bat ben @~u6fubr5oQ auf BaummpQe IL
@walipr abAe@bafft.