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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
SHINGLES.s
MILINERYy MILINERY!l

FIyHE LARGEST STOCK OF MISSES AND
L Ladies' Hats, Flowers, Plumcs Ribbons of
every description, white edged Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnets, Hair Nets and fancy goods generally,
ever brought to the Western country just received
at. SCHAPKER BUSSING'S,
noy25 No. 40 Main street
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Nam Advancement.
Copartnership.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
w us i'm the Forwarding and Commission bus
ness Mr. r. X Dunkerson formerly of the hrDa
VI Slaughter 4 Dunkerson, under the firm name ei
Crane, Brown Co. CRANE Dho"N'
noV ~
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New England Then and Now.

Those at the North who, in obedience
to the suggestion of the rebel General
BeaLregard, cry out against the "Abo-
litionists, of Massachusetts and the 9TH
er New England States, conceal the fact
that those States have furnished most
readily more than their full quota of
soldiers in this war.
The men of New England were the
first to rush to the defense of the capital
when it was threatened by rebels and
traitors. They are true to their tradi-
tions, for they gained our liberties and
Union. Those who sneer at New Eng
land will do well to look little at her
record in the Revolutionary war The
whole number of men enlisted in the
Continental service from the beginning
to the close of that war, was 23l ,959
Of these Lorenzo Sabine says, in the
historical essay prefixed TO his "Ameri-
can Loyalists," that 67,907 were from
Massachusetts,; and all the States
south of Pennsylvania, provided but SO,
49S, or 4, 4l4 less than the gallant Bay
State alone New England equipped
and maintained 1l8, $50 men-more than
one-half the total number placed at the
service of Congress during the war.
The great State of Virginia sent to the
war but 752 more men than little Rhode
Island; she sent "only one-ffth of the
number contributed by Connecticut, only
one-half as many as New Hampshire,
then an almost unbroken wilderness"
1t is well to remember those facts
when men who do all in their power to
embarrass the Government and to favor
the rebels, cry out "Abolitionists" at
New England
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EVANSVILLE, IND. SATURDAY MORNING,
Respectfully Addressed to the ''City
Fathers"
EVANSVILLE. Nov. u, 1862.

EVANSVILLE, Nov. y, 1862.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Allow me space enough
to call the attention of the City Council
to long standing nuisance-I mean the
cutters on Water at the intersection of
Locust, Walnut, Sycamore and Vine
streets. They might properly be called
raUines. The ingenuity of man could
scarcely devise contrivance better cal
eulated to spring axles, break wheels
and lame horses, than these bitches into
which and out of which hundred drays
and wagons daily struggle. If the Coun-
Gil had to pay for all the damage done
to vehicles, lol these many years past, by
these cutters, the sum would be sufi-
cient to boulder the whole street, and
l am sure if the guilt of the oaths utter
ed by wagoners and draymen on account
of these ravines, is laid out at the door
of the City Council the waters Of the
Ohio (at its present stage) will not wash
out their sins. Can the nuisance be
abated?
We are told that it costs too much;
that the covering of the Main street gut
ter cost great deal of money, and that
the city cannot afford it. | fully appre-
eiate the financial condition of the city,
and feelingly realized it when l paid my
taxes, but for one ] am willing to pay an
additional tax for the purpose Of cover
ing these nuisances. The City Council,
in their wisdom, doubtless know how TO
"run the machine" without any outside
suggestions, but | can assure its mem
bers that this improvement is absolutely
necessary The fact that these cutters
have laid in wait to break the wagons
and buggies of our citizens for ten years
past is only an additional argument to
prove the necessity of reform. If the
Council will not act, will it permit the
Draymen to do so? | am certain that
the Draymen would rather pay the ex-
pense of the contemplated improvement
than that the nuisance should go una
bated The question before the House
is this" Shall the cutters be covered
up? What say you?
Vox PoPUI
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SASH AND DOORS.
AUCTION & COMMISSION
Old Auction House and New Auc-
tioneer,

T J. C0HN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
d Auction Room on the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term of years. will
continue the Auction and Commission business
and attend 10 selling all kinds of Goods Furniture
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, all
kinds Of M3sHulactSs-ed Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
VaRcements nlss., on consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
rusted to my care. (marZ) j. j. COIN.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. &c
NJ E w
w II OLE y AL Z
BOOT AND SHOE, HAT AND CAP
> @ NJ G B n ~ i.
p. SEMONlN


"OULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
wv trade that he has opened House on the
corner of First and Sycamore Streets in the city of
Evansville Indiana, for the purpose of carrying on
the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
where he will at all times keep hand large and
well selected stock purchased from first hands and
at the lowest prices, which he pledges himself to
sell as low the lowest. In addition, / have made
arrangements in the East for the manufacture of
certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade
which shall have the sole coutrol Of and will
offer great Inducements to parties who will call and
see my stock before making their purchases else
where.
In retiring from my old and long established
business House at Henderson, Ky, must say that
i am under many obligations to my old patrons for
the very literal patronage received at their hands
for the last 10 years. and hope they will forget
my successor, J B. TisseTand, who will continue
the business at the old stand and hopes, by small
profits and strict attention to business, TO merit
their continued custom in the future.
Mr. Tisserand is authorized to use my name In
liquidation of all unsettled business.
P. sEMoEIN,
Evansvi Ind, Sept 90, 1862
ERENCH FIGS-leO BONES FIGS, CHOICE
= and fresh at II. A. COOKS.
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ICommunicate
Collegiate.

Union Christian College, of Merom, is
to be dedicated on Christmas day, De-
cember 25th. This building has been
three years in course of construction un-
der the supervision of Mr.. Wheelock, of
Chicago, Architect, and is said to be
and appears to me to be-the most beau
tiful college structure in the West
1t is situated in beautiful park of
twenty-eight acres, with pleasant gravel
led walks, and ornamental trees. The
building is of brick, in the form of a
cross, with various reliefs, and eight
towers besides the observatory. 1t has
in all twenty-six rooms. 1t is under the
management of President n. Summer
bell, and board of sixteen Trustees,
who are determined that it shall be what
its catalogue denotes, one of the first in
stitutions of learning in the United
States.
would say to the young men of Indi-
ana, If you want to enter good college.
where the terms are moderate, and the
studies superior, go to Merom. The
studies embrace all those of other collie
ges, to which many others are added
without extra charge. Six languages
are taught besides the superior course of
mathematics, and other studies. feel
well paid for my recent visit, and hope
that others of our citizens, who have
taste for the beautiful, and heart for
improvement, and feel an interest in the
education of the youth of our State, will
go and see it also.
One thing should be remembered, that
all the advantages of this college are
open to our daughters, as well as our
sons. In the classes, at present conduc-
ted in the Academy, there are a large
number of young ladies from various
parts of Indiana and Ohio, pursuing the
studies to which young men only were
formerly admitted The winter term
opens December 25th, ON the day of ded-
ication, when the classes will take pos
session of the superb building
Sullivan is the Railroad depot for Me-
rom. A. B. WILKINSON.
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GROCERIES.

FANCY SOAPS
Il 90 doz Extra Transparent Soap,
~ ." Magnesium Honey
Is hoxcs Vargatcd bar
81 doZ +. & G. Glycerine ="
81 boxes asst'd soaps for BARRIERS aud Hotels,
obt3 For sale at Ii. A. COOKS
kTACARONI AND VERMECELLA-
INl 10 boxes Imported Maccaroni,
IL do do Fermicela,
DECANs.-- bbls ior sale at
L s. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
novl4 No. Sycamore Street.
HERRING, HERRING.-5 BBLs. PICKLED
H Herring at H.. A. COOKS.
COTTON BATTING-50 BALES FOR SALE
~ very low by s. f. GILBERT & 30.
nova No. Sycamore street
Coffee and Sugar.
rTEN BAGS OF RIO AND LAGUYRA COF-
Il fee, hhds New Orleans Sugar Just from Mem
phs, bbls Refined Sugar, in store and for sale
heap by VICKERY BROS.
DURE CIDER YINEGAR.-so BBLs. JUST
L received by S. L. GILBERT & CO.,
oct ls No. Sycamore street.
GERMAN s0AP.-lOo BOXES FOR SALE AT
VI less than Cincinnati prices.
nova S. Z. GILBERT co.
90 sqsHSas fsF s.i as FRESH ahGHNR HnlPOT4g MHEAr
novl Family Grocery.
HoFOR CAKES AND PUDDINGs-
Ii l5 Doz Extract Lemon, asst d sizes,
10 do do Vanilla,
- do do Rose
5 do 90 Orange,
Z do do Pine Apple,
do do Almond,
do, do Celery,
2 do do Cochineal,
oct2S For sale low by H, A. COOK.
C,ALMoN, SALMON TIERCEs EXTRA
- Picked salmon lust received at
0 ~ Il. a. COOKS.
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IS. e. GILBERT & CO.

RIES--CASTILE SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raisins
currants oysters, Holsters, sardines, alum, EPSON
Salts roll birthstone, sulphur, ,copperas, madder
tract Of log wood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed
cords of all kinds, tobacco of all kinds, backing
batting, nutnegs, cigars of all kinds, ginger glass
jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
caps fish efal kinds, safety fuses soaps Of all kinds
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, zap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre. gum drops, wooden bowls, Jujubs PASTE Gin
nsmon, british icstre, bonnet boards, ink, oi /,
nails, sash, glass, allspioe, soda. pain killer,
liquoricc, Playing Cards, &C., &c.
A supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. (. Gilbert Co., No. sycamore,
oet1s
IN BBLs. MACKEREL, ASSORTED !, and
~ at II. A. COOKS.
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DRUGS.

IF you WISH TO knew WHERE TO GET
pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
connected in drug business, weuld refer you
TO II. J. SCHLAEPEER, Druggist, No. SO corner
Main and Second streets, wlere you can get tho
best assortment Of Drugs, Perfumeries, Pomades.
Hair Oil, Combs and Brushes That is also the
best place to get your Prescriptions filled You
can get them filled there ct any hour, by day or
night. sepl2
TUsT RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE Ann
ing all the new preparations Just coming into sss
thereby giving physicians al new medicines con.
sns info so valuable 70 save the lives Of your
neighoors anu friends SO bring your prescriptions
TO II. ]. SCHLAEPFERsS
sep1 New Drug Store.
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4 Lecture for Young Men.

A Lecture for Young Men,
JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE CENTS A NEW
y edition of the late DR.. CULvERwELL's
CELEBRATED LECTURE, on the abuse of the
Reproductive Powers, inducing Debility, Nervous.
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy Mental aud Physical
lncapacity, &c. The radical mode Of treatment
'Shof medicine, is fully explained, as TO enable
every one to be his own physician at the least possi
blcexpense.
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SIFFFRERa,
Sent under SEAL ia plain envelope 10 anv ad
dress, po't-paids on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Address the Publishers,
Oh. J. c. KLINE q Co
Bowery, New York, Post Office box, 1850.
nOvs I'm
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SADDLERY.

GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in infor-
VI ming his old customers that in the quality
and style of his work. he atters himself he cannot
be excelled. He has removed to Brzy's New Build
ing. Second street, bet. Main and Locust street,
streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles
Of every description can be obtained on the best
of terms.
FS- Repairing done with nestness and dispatch.
Secondhand Harness always on hand jel
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Oer 81. Congre6.

gG d tn9tpn,9 8. Sstr. Cen t.
unlCr zen Scriteaungrn mar cine Jtemonltranj
Won lrpatm gdrsrn pen gicro'Garclind 9e9sn
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Softer 8tl6ldIs Der @slrBsetuns BON glruyprf
bic parauf rrinatn, baG jsbrm Staate anbsim 9s'
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NaiiuraI G'isbrsi eintrin8en rrrrs.
Das $ aus pa6irte tlnaImmi9 cine tsrsits
Vum Senat ansenUnlmsnr 93il, bic Sur Drdun9
Der au9rntldIidm glus8aten bic Ius8abe ppn
10 MiliUnrn S6aBnmtS' Demand sglptrn auto:
rtfrt t.-g1sitrr niatS pcn gGt6tI9tejt.
ga G in9tpn, 10. 5ttruur. Senat.
llntrr tCn @insGnBen mar Gin SsIdlub rsr gIEu'
2JOrtsr Sanpslsfommtr, err auf lcfort9e Yaiil'
run9 Der Stabahtsnotrn Gia bringt uno Die
llntrraiBung bir SauHrue ron NeuYcrt ,uIagt.
Der antras fir bic 6risr YOn @aIAtnstpnt 0e'
burtStaa rurbf angnommrn Unp Gin Gbnlidcr
S'l6laB ipurpe int naule 9sfabt. Ssnatcr 9ale
ma6ts parnuf aufmsttIam, cap Die tsite 5sirr fcs
6eiita9es barin telie9rn wlrre, pGnn man ensn
bstrisuil6sn 2rmse Qsitantm auftdn9tr pbu
snsn prrGtberil@n Siiijirr tppt 1&rbs. Das
mas nm mfi1en glOtb tbue, Isi cine prcmp!s S''
arafun9 rer grrrilter un0 cine snsr9ite 6G9'
run8 trS Gyis9s5.
Saus. Ylaft BON SNio madts Sen Scr,
iul ctnsn SFIdlue turaJuisben, Der cine Inter
iu&ung res 1aru6lt&rn 3a0anrrS ees ais Srls
raLtngsfinsni6 bcrubtcn Ns9sraalleS in Nlrran.
oria oncltnst aufscI&Otsn Gopeicp tsri4lrts
iber enr Bib, tit Gin btIcnberrS 2ldsrtau 'Mini.
Irjum tGRrGarrt. Grntln upn Ntuyort bean.
ra8te cine llntsriu6una an;uRrlrn, rpic cs Setcm.
men Iei, ba6 ME Sultt'rt wcrcs, an hem Gage
all wrltsm Der 8er. Stdatm DGmrfsr YnIaro-
IA ben YOtcmor binab fubr, ris 0iebtlIsn Ycrbcr
rnS YlBnCrt ter Sunbesarmfe srfabrsn unt pic
et ,ussganasn, rap bieIsl6en Tfter0 d6rr wi6tise
SpuatiUnsn unierr 2Irmse unp GIptIs i'm @rr.
aus urterriatet 9snsIrn iren.
g3nf&tnstOn, t2. 6ttr. Der GrfOle
Der Nrmss In Gennrllse uno NcrO Carolina CT.
rslttn BrcBe SrruSs. OCpcim purbn in btiben
6iulsrn UsrlcIsn. Gins Bill, Serbct BON Ser.
tauf an 2Quor an SInSianer, paBirte, ME aud BIZ
Ssfsligungsbia i'm Senat.
SIN 5auie 8sl4ab ni&ss bon bslCntsrsr
8iGti9Fst.
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Don S5anev Eecf.

Gdnop Sooof, Wib., $. Sebrulr.
Am Ocnnerlt19 9taht5 un9Efdbr I'M |
llbr wurOm Waior 5Dnoou'6 Widet6,
Die ouf Der MorDl1notitc un0 lGno5 os6
Srtt5 SonbD 6oof auf9eitetIt lpaysn,
ourtb einen StbuB pom SuBe Der Youo0n
Soei9bt5 9erooe unterD1Ib Der Ginmiins
Dung oe5 Sbtno0Olb olarmirt, irtlher
StbuB bon einem rUeibliben Wprb. mo
S1ilfslbrei be0leitCt mar. SberIt Sea-
~, Der i'm Suartier Oc6 Waior5 tpar, be
oroerte iofOrt eincn Srupp 8ubienIbGs
Ben Dem Qunttt 9e8enuber, Uon welbem
Der S6rti fam, lm unou69eleBt am Sc
bGl; am SuBt be5 Ser0e6 uno auf bcocn
Seiten oe5 Ooule6, no man ocn Sbrci
bGrte, gu feuern. Die Sroer muros aus
9cfdbrt, llno BEL Sa9e5anbrub erfubr
man, Dap ba6 Sau6 Der 98ittme Sbipe6
Uon elmer 8anoe bon lS-2O Mann, Die
UermutDltb III Captain Saplor'5 Sue:
riaas 0eb6rten, beim9eiucbt uno nod)
Salj, SDCe uno 3ufer our0ftobert lmo
Die Sr1u mibbanoelt poroeu iei, NEIL ibr
Sobn cinCn Si8nolitbuB ob9efeuert bott.
@efern frUb nm 7 llDr pinfte Gin
6orbi8er 0er1ot mterbolb Der frGGern
Soarper6 SerrVbriicfe nit elmer SrieOens
flo9ae nab einem Boote. Sin 3oot nit
Dem Sd6rm0m m0 Cintm Soerrn, Nl.
mans 8epr3e NObr, 9iu9 oorluf bin
tber. Set Der NnndDerun9 am anoern
llfer bemcrfte HUDr, Dap Ger Sbwarje
fein 9te9Cr, ionocrn elm bem0lttr rpeiber
W0nn Iei ; trpgoem l1necte man, fano
ottr Den Steinpe9 biNt nit Hcutcn tc:
lest, bon oenen elmer, Capt. 8aVlor, cine
Sliute ouf 9tcbr obfeuerte uno ibn in
oen rebteu Sbenfel trof. Nohocm 9tobr
9efeuart bate, irur0e ct bon elmer an0crn
&uBel in Die Sbulter 9Ctroffen. NI5 Die
llnlri9en baron &un0e erbieltCn ftuerten
ile un0u69eieBt nab btm 9anouu06pIaee
unO uniere 8ottericn auf oen MorVlono
Se9bt6 beiboien Die 06uler i'm 9tuCeen.
Die Qideto in SanoD &Occf entoeteten
cine Sdblpaoron Neiterei uno SuBiclros
ten, Die Die SDenonooobtraBe binouf in
Der Hitbtun8 BON Gbarle6tOwn 5p9en. -
2(ub entortfte man eine Sboar Snfans
tcrie auf Der Qouoonirite ot6 Sbcnans
oOdb. Die oluier, wclbe Die M6rocr
0ttor9en Dltten, maren ldn9it ais Ser:
Gte6 feinolidbu Streifparticn befonnt
uno ibrc 3crit6run3 mar beiblrfcn nor
Den.
Da Die 3eritGrun9 Der $0Guitr burtb
Sombemcrftn nidt 9eIan9, 10 lieb fie
WoiOr Spnooll ourb eiu 0ct1ctement
iencl Gcute in Srono itecten.
Die frtibtr Uplfreitbe Staot 6arpcr5
6srrp cntbalt ieBt bios : SamiIen.
8dbrenO op5 Mcr9enS muroen , Re:
belIrn ourb unicre Somben 9etGotet, uno
elm anoerer Rebcu, Der iicb Jci9se, in Die
8IlDt 9eia9t.
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Staots. t1-iIitarsScl)uIe.

Gintr Grtra Gomwittce Der pennlNlz
raniitbtn @cicFNctunN 1T Der Nntro9
;ur 0rlnom9 elmer MtilitGri6ule CUR
8c0utotbtm0 iitcr>pielsn moroen. Ger
l(ntrao 9cbt oabn, oaB cine Gommiiitpn
bi6 GncC Getruar al Die @ciee9ebun9
beritbten irllf, >rcltbe 9ocaIitdt am 9cei9s
netltcn fir Nnlr9m9 Ger Militdrl@u!e
lcin wtirot, mas Ger YreiS oc6 lnfout6
ser @eblulittfciten nebit gcoen betra9e,
mo Dap Die notD9en NnfGufe ob9el1loz
Ben merccn iollen, penn Der @cupernor,
Der @cnerolauoitor uno Der Staot6lboez
meiittr nit ben SCoin9un9cn ee6 &outS
einperfanben leicn.
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5Ympatbicn in EuElane fir Sic Der.
StaatCu

Oa5 Sournol best. ptter6burG fommt
1uf Die Srent 2(noelC9cnbsit juriif mo
bsnuBt Die @cle9enhsit, Den @unfb natb
Ne0elun9 Der Srl9e iiter Die &ed)te Ger
ueutralcn Sld09e ju >pieoerDolen, incem
c6 in oicIer Sc6iebun9 io9t: ,G5 ban
oelt iitb um cine Srd9e Der Sitberbeit uno
Der 9feoIitfeit, >pcldbe ale Notionen Der
WeIt Gin Sntercfe baben, Nerc9elt 3u f:
ben, uno lire eno9Ulti9e @rleoi9un8 in
lcttber 2Seiie ou69eiproben, rpiiroe 9es
NIP ais cine 8obttbat bon ol(cn jencn
S6lfern uno Staoten beertBt meroen,
retbe Die WiBveritinoniiIe ptrmeioen
,pOllen, Ourd Die Der 8eltfrieoe oeltort
meroen fann; Die ol lp0llen, Dap Der
6rieos untCr oen 9tatipnen 70 Uiel ais
m09li6 0eiitbert iei ourb oa6 2(ufittl!cn
UOn NeQeln, 70 otutlitb uno 70 reipcftirt
pje Die @eleBe, lpcltDe Die Hstbtc uno Die
Rube btr Sn6iUiouen in ieoer Station
Uerbur0en; Die cnolid nibt pOllen, ooB
Die brutoIs Ma6t uno ibre Gonrenen6cn
oo5 Hctbt erIe6en. Q8cm Gn8lano Of
fen i'm eurcpdiIben Concert fir ben flor
0u69eiprct9cnen S0uB Der neutrolen
| 6la99e ouftreten pollte, trUr6e e6 ben
Sci f1Q Der tciocn 8eltt6eile drn6ten uno
mebr an omerfanilhen SpmFatbien 9e.
>pnnen, ol6 0urb Die Dtrjli6fen @ortc
un0 Die friebfcrti0iten SsriibGrun9Gn.
&o6 Cabinet Don Y8a ibin9ton bat Gin
9roBe6 Seiipicl ppn 9op1lit6t uno Slug.
belt 9eaebeu, nun 1T Die 9tcibe an Gn0.
LAMBS 9e0iCrun9. 91 fie 9e9sn Die 2(n:
menoun3 eine6 MRittet3 pon Seiten 2(me:
rif1 s pvoteitirte, ,pel0e5 fie fdbit frG0cl
ni6t ouf8eben lrolltt, io wdre e5 ocl
@jrobc uno Der WoNt Gn9Iono, rpeltbcj
III leinem &uDmc 70 pielc 0rofe inouitri:
ellie m9 01noelerrfrrmen au69cfdbrt
1n9tmeiltn ju Crtldrcn, rap e6 non nun
IN oen BON Carl NudrU in ieiner Dtpc:
| itbe an Gor0 Qpon6 prpflamirten Nrinji:
pien treu blCitcn w0lle, mo Der WeIt fei.
2rtide &Ur9ihoft III 9ebtn, inoem Ct
cine llcbereintnnfr (conyention) ;ttbnct
rpsthe CUR 2(ufretbtbaItuna oe6 SricNenj
beitra9e un0 Den 6Mtibritt Der Gipilia
| ton tOcitbne, inom fie oen ouaemciNel
| Nelpett Der 9teutr1Ijt0ten iidtrt."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
Gimritfem In 9Gfabauua. .

ct. 2ouis, IL. Sebr. Sine Spe.
cIoloepeitbe bon Sairo meloet, Dap Soms
mooore Sopte Oepef6n bon Captain
pDelp5 pom &1nonenboot Soneitooa ers
bolten bat, rpsl6e Die GGcffebr Ger Goz
nonenbcct Grpeoition onfinoioen, Die
oen Sennefee binauf 9eionot mar, nob
ocm iie ein neue6 9febellens &1nonenboot
crobert uno ale onotre 8oote ouf Dem
StrCme bio n1D SIorcnce in 2Uabama
jeritGrt bate.
2tu6 Sort @enrD miro beritbtct, Dap elm
SDeit Ger Nrmet, Der in Der 9tlbe oe6
6luilt6 i'm Eager oeftanoen, nit alien ici.
nen S1tterien jpei Weilen lpciter 5uriif
UerIe8t 1T, Don petbem Yuntte Die QSes
Sc gut iino uno Elm raibc6 Sprrutfen BE:
Wrtt reroen fam, lpenn e6 perlanot
miro. IS iIno nod j>pei Hc9impnter
beute an8efommen uno nod mebr Sootc
in SidDt.
Die 8einbe Su Sort OonetIon peyoen
RAID ueritdrft uno Die @efanQenen ia
gen, Dap Die Nebcllen Doll SSertraucn
lino, oen Soften baltcn ju t0nnen. Die
Sdume Slpei Mfelen rings um OonelIOn
lIno burtb gte9er 0efGIlt morcCn.
Sen. Qillop flibrt oa6 Commando ti6er
2OOO &ebetlcn, unter 0encn bie be(ftn
lrtilleriitcu BON Gclumbus, &cntutFp,
ilno.
Sc fino jlpei ftcint Sorts urb 3 Setos
lager, cini9e bunoert 2)arb5 BON Der
9ouptfetun9 cntfernt uno ale 3ei6en
oeuten an, Dap o16 bep0riteDtnoe @efetbt
bel 2Seitcm bartnd&i9er icin miro, ais
oa6 bon Sort Soenrp.
Gairo, IL. Sebr. Die &anonenz
bocte, lreld)e burtb Gommoocre Topte oen
Srom binouf oeianot moro2n, bGben Elm
Nebellen &anDnenb00t erobert mo ale
Sran6portmitteI oe6 ScinoeS ;crltGrt uno
feline SElola8er duf9ebroben. DtrSrom
1T nun bis Sloreuce in 2lIoboma BON Ne.
bellen erl0lt.
Die bier Don Sort 0onclfpn onotFpm=
mcnrn SffUiere beritbten, baB @Inerat
0rlnt oas Sort nit iicben 8attcrien l(rs
tillerie um9eben bat uno Dap ooBelbe in
nd6ittr Sage b0mborbirt uno Die @ar.
nilon jur lleber0obe 9ejpun9en peroen
miro.
9oui6UiQe, IL. Sebr. 3mei bier
on9efommene 9erionen erj0bleu, Dap Die
Gcbeuen Sclplin9 8reen 0crGumt Daben
un0 Dem 2(nf6einc nob iib 9e9en 9taibs
bile penosn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
Ginte Ssatbridbtem ans aemtuefD.

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8Orrdfcn Der 2(rmee 9e9en SotpIin9
@reen.
Ole GrPebtttCnna4 alabama.
Cincinnati, II. 8ebr. 1tniere
2(rmee in Central &entuGp bat itb in
0mt9un9 9eieBt.
@entrol Nel1on'6 OiuiIion marlbirt
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@enernl WitbtQ'6 DipiIion 9in0 am
Mcntog tibrr ocn 0rcen Riper un0 bill
oct Die 2(pantooroe, Der 0c9en oo6 Sen
trum BEL Splp!iu9 Grecn prerircnoen
Gotonnc.
gBa i6in0ton, II. 8ebr. &om
Stao9en Sffijier Scot 1T beute fol9ens
Oer offiticUer Seribt iiber Die &rpcoition
oe5 Qieutenant6 Qbelp6 ouf Dem Sennei:
ftefufe ein9eloufen.
6ononenbcot ,,Gcneitooa" an Der iiber
otn Senne1eefluB fdbrenoen GiIenbobn'
SyUtfe, 10. Sebru1r 1862.
g8ir Imo eben Don elmer burbau5 err
fol9reiben Grpcoition na6 Storence, am
Sube Der Mu6fle SbooI6 in 2tlobamo,
3urtiG9eeebrt.
Die Rebelten iparen 9c;Wuu9en, fetb&
ibrcr ei9cnen Oompfboote ju ptrbrennen,
jpti onbsrc, fOnie 6a6 Dalb UoIlenoetI
&ononenboct GoitpOrt lpuvocn Don un&
me90cnommen.
Ole uerbrannten Oampfbocte warcr
nit 8crrdtben fir Die 2(rmee bclaocn.-
Oa5 ,,G1itport" bate Ne9Cn 250,00(
| Sup 8aubol; an 8oro. gHir erbeuteter
| fcrner 200 0tpeDre Uno cine Sudntitd
| 8leibun96FUfe mo 8orratb uno ser
! tGrtcn ba6 Eager oe5 GolOnel Crews u
SaU1unaD, 6emehte.
G8ir fanoen l1rfe 2(nbIn8IiNFejt al
Die llnicn.
Nripatbcritbte aus Gincinnati tDeiIel
nit, Dap bic Grpeoiti0n 80 Wicilen mei
fluBauflpdrt5 pOroran9, Dap ite tter1l
bon llnion5leutcn berjlib belpiQfomm
wur, Die nit 6rru0enrufen Die dlte STAG
oe be9riibten uno baB 80 WNm in Sen
neiIce ilW ais Watroien 0Uf Dem Sane
uenbc0te GVter anptrten litB5n.