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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-13
Qoetrg,
THE TWO SUNSETS

BY MRS. DENIsoS.
Father gave US his blessing
Three stout sons were we;
/ the eldest and the tallest-
Jacob was next 10 me.
Abel the youngest and darling,
With his mothers thoughtful eye
The handsomest boy that ever
Went willingly forth to die.
Father had read from the Psalmist
A war-song. kingly and bold;
OF remember that hour
That sunset, royal with gold.
Lightning crimson flames in the windows,
With touch of its flashing mace,
And how in shadowless splendor
Ii crept to my mothers face,
Tinging the paliid hollows,
And the eyes that were with with tears,
With marvellous amber lustre
That stole away half her years.
White, in the shadowy night,
Lifted the tented town;
And through each moss-greeR avenue
The moonlight drifted down.
We brothers sat together
When the hurled order ca me,
And We swore with locked hands lifted
We would win death or fame.
Quick TO our arms, and forward,
In many serried line.
And on till the gray-white shadows
Made way for the sun 10 shine,
And on till the baneful cannon
Hurled thunder along the ground.
And We knew by the airs hot pulsings,
That death was in every sound.
knew no coward faltering,
/ felt no throb of dread; ..s
If could shelter Abel,
No matter for | said;
Great heavenl that fatal moment
A cloud of bullets came
And Abel-he sprang forward
Moaning his mothers name
And under cruel horse -hoofs
>The boy fell in his gore
With another cry of Mary
My God! can tell no more.
There stood the old brown cottage,
There Law the gray door-stone,
And / with my wounds still smarting,
Must enter the portals alone.
By the light of dim-paned window
NV sorrow full father bent,
And the sunset TO his tresscs,
And strange, white glory bent.
One cry that was partly Joyous,
One sob as nay name was spoken,
And | knew in that mournful sunset hour
Ny mothers heart was broken.
So in the silent chamber
| wri.e as | sit alone,
And see from the little window
The CLEAN Of a church yard stone;
That marks the grave of my mother
OF bitterly then l weep,
For l think Of the Southern hillside
Where Jacob and Abel sleep.
know it may be sinful.
But my heart must have its will,
And curse all ruthless traitors
Who help sIch graves to fill,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-13

RELICS OF THE FIoHT.-Lieut. Bailie
Peyton, Jr., who was killed in the Mill
Springs battle, had the sword presented
to his father during the Mexican war, hav-
ing on The blade an inscription showing BY
whom and when presented. The Danville
Tribune, says it was sent to Gen. Buell..
The sword of Gen. Zollicoffer is in the pos
session of Col. Fry, and will be sent to
that place by Col. F. TO be hept by his
family.-LoaisUille Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-13

UNION FEELING IN GEoRGIA.-A lady
who has recently escaped from Georgia
gives us an interesting statement of the
Union, sentiment in that State. She says
that in Houston county, where she resided
the majority of the people are strongly for
the Union, and await, with the greatest
anxiety deliverance form the rule which
now oppresses them. Their opinions dare
not, Of course, be expressed openly, but
secret meetings are held for conversation,
&C., the hopes and courage Of those con-
cerned being thus maintained. In one Of
these villages of Houston county, the Un'
ion feeling is almost universal, but spies
of the JEFF. Davis government are constant
" on the alert, rendering any open decla'
ration impossible. The lady in question
was obliged, in order to get away, to OBJ
tain pass from Alexander Stevens which
she did by making a pilgrimage to Rich
wond. She was entrusted by a lady IN
Georgia with sum of money for rela
tive in this State, which, being in Confed
crate notes, which was exchanged in Rich
mond for U. s. demand notes, which sh'
says are to be had in plenty.-NewarI
Mercury.
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position. To our mind the general had no

position. To our mind the general had no
heart in that order-recent elections indil
cate quite plain that it is not liked il other
ouarlars-Inliana and OHIO say they do not
want AN immigration Of negroes disturbing
the interests of labor and demoraliziag and
degrading the white man. Well, if Cen
,ral American State may object to such AN
immigration, why not Ohio and lndianal
their peoples are entitled to as much respect
as the mongrels Of the former. What if
these protesting voters Of the Western and
Middle Safes should jnin MeClellan. and
change the whole programme of affairs!
Fremont with his division of so 900 and
perhaps twice AS many more from New Eng
land mar h against him. we should have the
higher law reisning in all its ravssing
granduer.
These are mere fancies, but we suggest
to these editors. that thev may have thrown
into the caudron the il gradients. ont OF
which, under appropriate inran'aio"s, they
might arise and confront them. as did the
spirit of Banqno the guilty Macbeth.
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SUM M ON S,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.I

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, =.
COUNTY OF PLACER.
District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
Of said >tdte.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
STEPHEN d. EURDGE. T. l.. Il l.. r. CHAMBER
LAIN. PAUL Cox. JAMES FRENCH, AND JOHN Z.
GRIFFITH: Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to answer
Il the complaint of Joseph W.,lkup. in s.id
Court filed against you. within ten days from
the service Of this WRIT exclusive OF the day Of
service, if served on you IN this county. but il
served you without said county, and within
said District. twenty days. and il served on you
without said County ami Di trict. then in forty
days from such service. exclusive OF the day Of
service. in an action commenced on the Path day
Of June. 1862, in said Court This action is
brought to recover judgment against Defendant
S d. Buldge, ior $3.50. and interest thereon from
December 7ih 1889 AT two and One-half per cent
per month. on his note to Plaintiff. of that amount
and date, together with co Is of suit. &c. Also,
for Il decree of this Gov ri to foreclOse u cera n
mortgage. given to St cure Il 9 payment OF said
note and interest. and that the other Defendants
who claim to have un interest in said mort gagged
property be barred. &c.. all Of which is more iu.
ly sci forth in The original complaint now on file
and TO which you are particularly referred. Aud
you hereby notified that il you fail to answer
the complaint us directed, Plaintiff will take judg
ment by default against Defendant Burdge for
$3.50, with in crest at two and Onchilf per cent
per month from December 7th 1859 and for
costs OF suit, and apply TO the Court for the re-
liet dem tnded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, |. Henry
GooIing Clerk of the Eleventh
Judicial District Court. aforesaid,
- do herr unto sci my hand and i'm
l.. S press the Seal Of said Court ut
- office in Auburn. this 30th day Of
June, 1862.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk.
J. Anderson. Ptf's Atty.
july 9TH 1862 3m
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SUN M on S,
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
JOHN SCOTr.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: To
JOHN SCOTT.
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED. to appear
Il before me at my of1.e in Auluri', Placer
county. on Friday, the 3lst day OF October. A. D.
1862. at 10 o clock. A. NJ. to answer the complaint
of Henry Hall, wherein he prays judgment
against you fer the sum of Seventy five Dollars
(S75.) in an action for work and labor performed
at divers times during the year 1862. &c.. and
take notice, if you fail so to appear and answer,
Plaintiff will take jud .ment as aforesaid.
Ordered. That srvice be made by publishing
in the Placer Herald for three weeks.
Given under my hard, this 22d day OF October,
A. D. 1862. WIN. SEXTON,
Justice of the Peace, Township No. ;.
October 25tb. 1862
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At Iowa HILL Oct, IL. MARY CAROLINE
SroNE, of typhoid pneumonia, aged IL years
and months
In Auburn. on Friday morning last, NJ. E.
MILLS, Esq, in the 36th year Of his age.
Mr.. NJ came 10 this country in 1851 from
North Towanda. Bradford county, Pennsy sylvana
where he has relatives residing. He WIS
elected Prosecuting Attorney of this county in
1854 and filled the office with ability
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BALL AT PINE GRovE.-As we mentioned
last week, this Ball will take place on We'd
nesday next, the 29Ih inst. This, from
what we learn, will be the ball of the season.
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ET District Court commenced on Thursl
day last. The proceedings will be found in
another column.
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SANITARY FuND.-Mr. }. l.. Brown has
been getting subscriptions I" the Sanitary
Fund this week. So far lie has been very
successful.
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NOTICE.,

S HEREBY GIVEN. to all whom it may con-
Il Germ. that in pursuance of the Act OF the
Legislature Of the State of California. passed
April 18th 1862, to authorize married women
to transact business in their own name rs Sole
Traders as amended. A. d. 1862 that it is the in
tentlon OF the Undersigned. Rosa Marshall. wife OF
Levin Marshall OF Auburn. Placer county. Cali
fornia, to make application 10 the District Court
OF Plc II county, on the 9th OF November, 1862,
or as soon thereafter as bearing Can be had. for
an order of SAID Court. permitting her to carry
on business in her own name and on her own
account And said business will he that of keep
ing Il Saloon Tor liquors. sigars. tobacco and small
fancy and cOnIect onery articles and the use,
control and investing money in her own right
before marriage, and by gilt and by her own
business. since that time acquired.
ROSA MARSHALL.
Hamilton q Williams. Petitioners Att'ys.
Auburn, October Gath, 1862 --4w
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TREAsrRE.-The amount OF treasure taken
East by the steamer ST. Louis, on Tuesday
last, wss 81, ,ls4 elp,o<.
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Rich QUAnrz.-A rich vein Of quartz was
struck on Stewards Flat last week. Some
of the rock pays rs high rs $50 to the ton.
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PERroDIcALs.-Mr. uazel has again fur
nlshed us with numerous late periodicals
and papers from the East. He has them on
sale at his Drug Store.
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CHlLDREN.-The Telegraph says, the mum
Der Of children in sbs Folsom School Disl
irict, il 2e7.
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The Sierra Democrat predicts a mild
winter because wilds pums have been plenty
this season. 49, =.
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Family Grocery Store.
HENRY STONE.

In the Brick Building, next door. to tho
Magnolia saloon, Commercial 81. Aubure.
AFlNG purchased the store OF Isaac l.. Leach
Ill the undrrsigned ha, opened at the above
place. FLmHy Grocery Store, where he now
has and Will ne constantly receiving iu llsupply
OF FiOur, Corn Neal, Barley, Wheat,
Bran, SnOrts, Beans, Potatoes,
kice, Sugar., Tea, Coffee,
Candles, Fish, Bacon,
CORDAGE AND SrONEWARE
Also, superior qualities of all kinds Of
OILS g PAINTS.
Burning Fluids, Window Glass, Brushes,
Tar, Grease, &c.
FRESH BUTTER EGGS AND CHEESE,
willhc kept on hand all the time. and Families
may rely upon obtaining the best and freshest in
the IN ,rliet.
Picked and Preserved Fruits.
The IN lersilynrd being determined to sell at
the lowest rates, invites the patrona e" OIL the
public.
HENRY STNOE.
Auburn ch 9Th. ls62.-my
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
NW Ess..si .sI':.s.I -


SAC, PLACER & NEVADA RAILROAD.
FROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
IN TWO HOURS.
nN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
" 18th the Cars Of the above named roads will
be run as follows:
UP TRAINS LEAVING
Sacramento at 81 A. NJ. Folsom ut u \.
Pm. d" ST P.x.
"4p.u
DOWN TRAINS LEAVE
Auburn Station at AN. Folsom Mt 7 An.
- 10 IA. 4. " "l2x.
On Sunday one train only Leaving Sacra.
mento at 81 A. M. and Auburn Station ut lOl An.
The "a A. N. AMI the 4 p. N. trains running
through to Auburn Station. Passengers for Pla-
cervlle and Carson Valley will take stages, and
for Lincoln change cars at Folsom. on the arri-
val OF the "a A. M train, and those for Au urn
Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having been made for
the reception Of freight at Auburn Station. il will
hereafter be received ut Sacramento for that
point. For rates Of toll apply Ut the Office
J.P. ROBINSON, Superintendent
S. v. T. K. and s. L. Il N. r. r.
October 25th, 1862.
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BIRTH.
DIED..

At Dotv's Flat on the l7ih inst, the vile of
WM. HAMILTON of a daughter.
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The telegraph news yesterday was mssgrs.
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EY- The Abolition presses of California
are clarifying over the defeat of Hon. &. L.
a"digham, in the h Congressional Dis.
,rct IF Ohio, as An evidence that he is un,
popular with his constituents 1t may not
he generally known that the Legislature OF
Ohio (whmh was intensely Black Republic
can) last winter re distrir;ed the State, and
purposely organized Mr.. VS. district so as to
secure his deteat.-The district AS now con
s'itu'ed gave 3,264 Black Republican major
iy last fall; and this enormous majority it
was confidently supposed Vallandigham
could not overcome and it seems he did not
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A. STEILACOOM .ERY
~ LIVERY STABLE. Cd

,T,ITE CNDERSIaNEn. HAVING EsrITs-
Hsh-d hiuassN In the sh,vs hfsness IN his pAsce, \
igvSts hs rxesvsly 70 eVRiV.iHg ria proper
. a satisfactory HanIeF.
Goa SsAds I"ss bs Kept IN readiness or The
mediation Of the public.
Also ans s1sns IcooT. sor parties ~shiaS % SniOy
rsaaant F,la throulA he ooasuy.
eTAHlINq tsralss4 - aslsrass rsasA
i-iy CHARLIE sftNARr
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SEIEM1SH At ELK RIVER.
2R-LLIANI AFFAIR
'EcEaLL ~SALIE q.

Especial Despatch le .Ao Richmond Eoouii5rl
cens3o=, ssy s;.,-E7c=ythi5R repoa'aes
Ga!e. yesterday. Il rsinca al dag, ard coz
ss:cuos TO rain this :7oralrc Tho ecemy hare
fallen hncs ftcn Tstn!ngto-, scee-a'Hs ta
Appearances, for : dEy or iva.
5 oya.ier fron Col. Scott's Lou!siana Gs7
airy c:7;7sd herc jas: sight Ho repcre ,''s.
tho ensug, Ill s:aenstpg Decatur. Battered
dawn tho p.liar; sli burnt the bridges. Co.
Soc,t crosse:; ;9o river on the 81, scd
attacked several hundred Fsderals re-s i-y
si Athens, il Tcnlssces. The ALABAMA Read
wss captured, With a.! the cnemy's .e::s end
canp eqlipass, sul puDb0F Of wagons aad
arus, with a loss oa OH side q OILY ooa.-
CAp..in E=2aaaaa, ":;h cannor, proceeded 70
tao pc7s station on Indian Croek. The treil
for Nashville With Golsra! Mitchell pGssed 1p
tho rad bali a. Lev! 2ToviouS. Ees-!1g The
dnSn train csaiDs, laden With Feders! sap
piiss, logs .Tara PIT on tho track, vnioh pro-
iuced lnesa up, killing cImocrs OF Fedc.c!
troops The locomotive wsa also Destroyed.
II hls returning cSr trocps ve-a pursued by
the ensmy's cavalry,
At EIk rivsT, last Friday, skirn:sh ecs1sdd,
in wh;sh tho ene;uJ .ost t~:iTa. Their Colonel
waa no-al!y r5aaded Or. l:ss Was :wa
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.5.T:a FROM NEW GRLEas3.

AreJsqA MAJ The Mobile "Tribuae'
Of iDs 41n, nus dispatches from jackson. Misc,
dated God lDstant The "Dsl.-. " u Thurs
dsv l-.., :.ra ;aat business in ksw Orleans
is generally sr:peodsd mos: Of the banks
IL, c:osod, aid sra city svsry*hsss Presents
sad s2psarapc6.
Tic fas! Otics relnsins or,en, guarded oy
marines. The telegraph o6loos &C o!csed, ana
railroad travel stopped.
Tne mu.iny a. the fort VIA caused oy the
false nswa that the city had su':aadeEed.--
The "Daits" says that $50 mer mutinisd and
rlsrcbsa III to the enemy irom the for. c1s
company s!cca arm-
Tuc ilotile Tribune bss 40 official despa:eo
from Carp Ioors, dated Sd irs., which says
"a deser;er from ti:s Yankee feet, who has
reached here, s-ys that Com. Porter has ie'i
the river ior the purpose Of attacking MOBILE.
We ha75 faith in bis statements.
10 aosvor re ,5c :oreigr consuls, Fsrrsxul
said ho would allow permission 10 reach .ha
city in a.t bcas and skifs, bat no steamboats,
ronld CO a!!assG. :,
Farrsru; notified the hsyoT that he @easd
hold rn ia:..L.1. communication with the city
authorities, as be had besn .misrepresepted.--
ga st..si t.l-. Gen. Butler vas soon expected,
and be wcrld turn the oonnGad of lbs city
Sv.. 10 him
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Iaa.k ur aoSer. d. asoS.

Wc sFs truly grievsd 10 sag that tiI reStt
OF tde death C: Robert E. SCOTT, Of E(quf,
referred TO 10 yesterdays ISSUE, hss bfed-
fcned. A letter before us details tie pitt
uls.s Of lid sad tragedy as follows: S
zs"E,he,s E. Scott and john Matthews an
sho: and killed instantly CD Saturday labj
t~o Federal deaerters (stTsgslers) wnora es
were attempting 20 uTrest. These deseih
hsd been plu7trrinE the peighboTs, had 5.
bed Sekwabb's store, and had threatene.o
take tho life of Cnlaucl ". ". Payne. ii
Payne, Thonss E. D'gaas, EotaSt Huna!.l
E. soo:t and John Matthews we're The p,Y;
attempting tne arrest. They icund the "a
KEGS ana negro man OF toe farm Of 6.
Smith. CT tie read from Warrenton 10 Saia
The cnly yoraa M Scott is said to have sd
ken after recsi7ine his wound were i 1
shot; Now IS your time 10 take them.' o
of tho yankees WIS killed. The other and
negro escaped"
Il is sad to .birh ttss ;uan such as Rot
E. Scot; should lose his lie r: the hands o!
prowling, thieving Dutch-Ysokee. His bio
is upcn the hands Of those who hired bis IN
derer sad sent hin 70 invade our homes. q
Soots's death has excited intense fesling in b
own camnrnitJ, AID will be dcplored eTe7.
where.
Mr.. GeHhsss, mho lei! at tha same tim
VAS wcythy, industrious citizsn, sud lear
NEEDY family
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4 EaT;IsnIl keSfmsas.

- e.ii a.tcntion - the advertisement Of
IS, t5nu &c1it il another o1,Guo. He hes
's@'' Commissioned 70 9aiss psrtizan regi-
1'2:, !, operate beyond shs iiEes Of our rsgu.
q: ;'''ea7. Inc :are Of such aG addition 10
'G' s@:7::> esunot vell be oyer-astiua.sd II
YOU'D 60 r.c7c 30 ,nt:n;d,te Eod acaken and
'oJ"ta th@ ~il::oy ;aan tcn tiiu. the sauc force
"1a1g &C our regular ce.npS. /: would CIT up
n'S Supplies, !a.s:r"p: lis Communications.
;'5:7nJ Is de'=chnsnic, Esd io.ce n:r1 TO move
Y 5tfong iorco GncreYc7 he moved. and leave
s:Fo7g guards behind ii,n. An army ni iS,ya-
s'an '@ould thus hare is main bodv greatly
s@>tsaal BY It's ,eas protectors, sud ~oul:,
=, - T''a Gowo BY It's Constant guard and vigil
hAF.s sea'2 bs 70 such thing then seen as .
LOU 81 ;2.ssaEs PlrEde.ing the people
ney "ou'a 7aSe to earn whatever they stole
aaa V'"ld o''so ,.Te to pay dearly for i; ne.
sides
iasIe Is Cue cslA !.t the service of par
s.zsn corps ID The rcsic, be:+een The poto-
c;sc sec tho ensnys :iass on this siGe-,hs
Ssne ';:et Is Covered oy III, su,,,'s comnis.
son Moving With ee!a;:ty s.a s,eresr, e..d
ia sGsll bodies, sri filling upon ,as enemy
n:5' c.. this side Ct .bo B!pe Pa. ,,u q,
the o;atr, snd striking where least expoe,sd It
"'s'd Indeed be vaiusbie auxiliary n the
;'cat work CT destroying our invaders.
!ao fa.:iz.a service however, requires
:!tssd 'a.a It ic ToIJ ia5oTious aod danger.
'GS, s7d requires gree. tsc. as wsii as tho
''":es' c7urase-a dav;Eg sntsrp7izs as vol cs
s'el' !!a;isscs :Dd power OF endurance. Ii
'S':, Hfa as these joia Isj. Scott ~e will
"la':aus anticipate beth tsme and useful.
-: 20 tbs ccrps, ior Maj. Scott will assu-edly
- IN eourageorsiy, actively and ekillfr!ly.
~cs' CTS connand will soon be raised and
&c: asid, for eVsry day !csss harvest
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r..Lg on 'eHASaE.

.2h:!r were no gatherings on the a.g; 81
CeioGGalet slll"i- Ia a2o hbcu. this Ci.y
Hall. anj CD Camp s:rna!, the thrcEg; CT cl;io
zans ~cre iEanens: We we're sstcunde:; a.
tia large rum5srs oi the women ard c:;:!dtsa1
that prUmenadei tne several Streets having
thGir termination 81 Canal street. OF course,
thsTo m~s na;nins Of business 0aturo though:
ci, .cH chief attraction a:s in and sbcus the
City Hail. The proceedings OF the City Ceun-
ell pr;Il i,a found elsewhere Auum5or OF the
Federal vessels proceeded NJ me river on
Sa:u!jaT "ea=:nS. tnt tetu:5sd yesterday
f0r.na2u.
rnc aIgs oi ths Es.ent Consniates, or the
representatives Of European Governments, are
all dispays5 .fics;: .haiT respective tMcss, es-
cep!irg In iva or three instances The Con-
su;sia ci Breroen has no flag, snG two o. three
othc, nations n.yo 10 representative! here.--
Savara, private citizaGs, foreign Subjects. Esrs
noistsi The. couhiI5's eEoieG over tn-tr
residences
iEe GGs::-G....!c'i o! rrdps1iJ itN teen in
u isns7; runca u:uic 81 .han necessary. Ttne,
sl taas to:.aa w@s expected 10 hays osen bura';
on. vhy ,ba sugGr and El@iessrs on tbs isvee
Tas sac-lnced IN tbs mshr1C /, Ess, tEas i.
carried eli 5y pliaTcrs and the rabble, ~c can-
not say 1 part 1; n cargo Of proV:e,eEs, just
landed from Rad :!TaT: wss also stoiea. Ii Tie
ai;r...z .z:,s hSd l.aia sn equal division, it sbt
have bceu Of moro beletit, but se,rc car.ies,
nos satisHe! III; baskets snd bags Vi sugar.
ro,ied away hasa:loeds. others barrels of sugar;
j! fact, Gcv.E vas such scena Of p!lfriing
tearG OF bafore, DOR such scenes as occurred
last F,i:laJ, c this heretofore Ceecesbe CITY.
~, ,,,,,.-~S b~ar ist
By ih. authorities tc Dn. stoc 10 these dis
s.a.;siui do'hgS.
TrtE CASUALTIES DURING TEE AoibAhDXISr.
Mayor Monroe has kindly placed at our dis
fGssl ;ho iolioTing list O.; those Killed ana
wounded dnc!#g tbe bombardnent Of toe forts
by ;hc E1d4rlis, which was furnished ulm -
DE-. Fortier. Soreeon .! the steamer NcRse.
Tho lad them il charge, and brought chem -
the city yesterday:
.,oUScED-It Fort JaoIson-J.hn VII
liams, TbroG0n hranSe. J. Q. Guzmao, THIS
DuTsy, q. a. Cornell. Michael Sullivsu, Inos.
LysCb, - Ladngton, - Draser,
SanhsI and Jam=s Ford As Fort 81 Ph:iip.
--Qo,ns!h Winner and Louis Long On board
ti4 sts<rm.r ksRas-Lleu.enan I. B. Guser,
Lieut. Thopss Arnold. GgoFee Kenirick, w.
Rsgsu, Samuel Hanna, Charles Rivers. JOHN
HaYs, L. O'Rr;ea, Jas Golfer, Francs HsGii
ton. Owen McGra;h ard Pilot Douglass
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Lieutenant Ha.ors wound is very ss.or
one, beng fracture Of lii. thigh; Leu!c">rt
Arnold wss vrly slightly hufI snd went on
boar. OF ito .anbosI Louisiana