davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-11-19

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, 1862-11-19
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all ncr:= 1:+rlc: an d"taw:1Gs arrtn>t t:.a
tf&n.- Gf se".ae, Wilt, .:;"I-t1- to sscsc:t tsc
e1;re for adjudication a:'a s1't .c IT :!ar
holden ri Cent :: v,s- IN ts I:y os ;r: 80. On
TIT Tlr.t Snnt.- 81 i'ece u-C, H. i5n& i;ci1;3 TIC
l. s1is.cc WALLACE. j 1vec.1o-.
Chicago I:cv. 3-s, !s.:3 a:sssst-su
T. SE4.s2i': II Mean sSE:la1s3,;-a Il, de-
81 eos.e.. !'.hhc SG'ise; ;a :sr-7 =tva t., II; ;c
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Nca:. s1.sre:it. l..ec97ts ,,:t19:.. to nc .o-
ar:rCsti1 HI i -. .ei.,r:t y: regular term Ht sns
<u:. I! t..1 81 t;3E t!Su-t5. - -: :alaaa n ts5
Co,t n Il. rt.- f;:;cs:.7- '',n t"sl Mo-
CAT Of D-rrr-- = y. sie Y. IT,! ~: "a: s,
..do:!n;z:-atarz
C1.cas;,. Ot: .l5sA, 80. oct15y2t1l:a
RI AIT !. S:::*:E-S:z-ts Of I'll:
-AYs ro's. Caok C.n2ty.-?:re51 Ccu:. og CoeE
CtEbty.-]n Stanscr:. keoc-E ScoS1l ra Htah ].
Si'ad..E, ra1s not~e :,1esy .:a7en that F. =
Ct 1Aea. -'i. IN e.,eaee r. tic .aanaste "a de-
cree en1.to IL The :1re erslel csnse, sell ut putt.
aac:!ot lar r'. 7he highest hier. 1T t.lc NO: to
Ec'r ti !hr ts:::st ri Ir {ton- Q! Eno tE
the ;at: = or liz H: telh Gay os Sovs:ahT
n icf :, +c c'c1:,ck IN TIE tors:aoan nj e4'd day
1 n"::tsa-sa T-cu iscs tt4*::hed IN t"c decree il
za. ~: ;'S r-,sv :ie! oac :,.-t uf Tx
7n1thwt:i GEsrter nf section five 81 III township
"i@ht @ ls:H rEr-e *hirs.e1 <111 eaat Of t5t
f:t .:.sI t1.? n.';Hsn. IL ta; to13ty u G9oS aai
0S''S y z'&'S-''' Mss..r II, .,aacs:y coaE EQUITY
Chicago ,atoi,e. :tI':. a~s. o5l1 rs26tl
, 1862-11-19

GTATEMENT 7 Of the condition
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
CT groeklyu, Se:T York, JannsEy l, {se2.
1=t-T1e name Ct the conra7y = he Pic
siNThe s:;ornt cf It. c.pHta scckts - s:3'osa7
;t-.le lIlcuEt Of lis capital stock Eait up m
-oo's"'e9
g at h ssta asaa sa I o,er II
saEes, ses 5t;s 5aa aseedSs os:. @sed s. tie o 15o
I'm: IN RAJ Estate ...s.. 81
tf IieeS Sc etRss &c csnips is1 e1e.nia
Illl-ll other Securities lelys9
sa;2,,55
IosSe5 @ sd:tedd st ana a not Noas
Iii othcr clsiuls sealnst lie Conpsay...... None.
ss.4ao,oo
srpgus Seftsmte- IS. 1s52 s1'5'lsGa
sTEPHEN CHoTELI. President.
! irIAaDEE SHAW, Secretary
| (os1G1SAl1
t. pss eg s9e saz g s
,os,3e e Ean II m Sa3s = ~ S@?ia
fsd il shi. o. eate:rtnt ct .e coat toa ofits aE
E!fra As required An 7nate ts Agencies
oIssn.aESt M ;s y IN r. - st:e s
tIcerdate:y ahereto apprSed 5snnaEJ 21d 1s5i md
eencc tl,ct POSSESSED Of t,c required amount Of
capital inv sted n Etoc- and MORTGAGE and la9 le
IA this cHice 7iftscu list irlene signed ta PzcsI-
Dirt and secre15TF tse.eof 5ppontns LSnbers G.
Agent for The Of IL: business ct e:d Con-
stEncwIege ferv:c. Of process for anG on behalf of
e @ en I'D hss = q
ss'fserrcd upon tue Campsn7e and 1avtn= III Claim
# error By Tessnn Of such Eesytce
Now. therefore in purRns Of the provisions Of
sets aoresaid Jts=a T. ,qbot= Auditor Of ra9MSS tS
the SAID Lambert G. Hs1 and Jaues StpEGs E1,SanT
Co Il authorized aB an Ae2ut for the s1o unt
to ss 9os1sz Of ss is 5s esh:esn
hundred at sixty three g "a: as No ''"' ~
empowered 20 to DO by said Conpaus- 1.t, sn7,
zc1isa tif aFss 5 e. e. 81 81 81
- 81 xMee IL 5JREssE <. Du SOL, AuditosP- 4.
1sa11 & COMPANY, Agents,
| ..1.-1-r.r1 No 169 South Water street.
, 1862-11-19
T1. 7. PALMEIt, Pres15el
.AxDEoE !. S.uI-.. Secretary.

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e.scaf.rt TART tn a'-;*t .1alary III i$ a4l:l
:, tcEs-. - tt III Icy l:t IT. TsI;: !t!-.Ct3~ ~.
t:Cr tst +. in ~ Gf TIE required ;.!s.3nE-
cH7t! u! ny,'e. j In st. 'i1tl ar IN Il ii
Ii tI;s e,s,ce written II t '.rl.e .sel y the r.4
tse:t and s.c-titrX 'i'-:os. "pi::.;tn. L:2:tc- :.
fIa :art Ja't+ 4 Siyses CT l,asa. it. acsnt -: tic
and ,:asv s.iiT :iu':,t n: Lat. acknowledge
t:: i: Il ,el't Ct Eat! c1a5;,a!,
coEsentnE that s?rvsre Of tisi, sad
AstLs sasi &c siS"it :nl held 70 H. Vait as It
served uFun TIC t.['-Hy. Atli atfLc .iE cafI1 ol
eErH: :: Q: -. - :Fs;e-
NCS tE+r*:rTr in Er":nre 1l t." rrn7s!0E7 nf G
a:57ts::. /. .fCs-c X !s1thcs. Audo: ut Puc
Acct HRS Of r..2 Sta .tr, JA 10 T>: IT., TIA
the said L+nsfr t. L !: F::s H. ST'Ss
1oriz~d i.t. E:,7 t: s.il t:,,:say t. trans
Ast bf1srEs "f i aNrsce III this Stt, nEt!i t;r
:li,5 i: st day Of LaaaHry IN thc year cinsc1
de-! !::. sstv Tce. lie IA; bs !. .a,i7 Ii!
f->. Il. trstIme nv ~1"rco{. have 1tereunto s7h
3sEL 5s:.eG asr::, at Ex:i tsi'. sal Of
t~e-ss clsce ct 81 G:i,i fills sgt ,laJ ef Ia,i
KsaEE& GoEYeaNT, AGENTS,
| oe3!-ys:61t1lwSrl NJ. 1d0 Scuth Water street.
, 1862-11-19

SOMETHING NEW !-Invalual.e.
LTOE's EXTER.
d Superior <sticle Recently discovered. Removes
oil. g-eesc rnnt tar, ink s2ct7 &C, from mems CLOTH
:g ard no'es dresses. Ea1s. cost colfs. kla giorts
Sc. is Preferable to Benzlne: ha7IE no unpleasant
5:,c l,esle3s s..sped EeSls At Il Ct pef bottle
, 1862-11-19

GSsT-ATE: OF ILLINC!5, TioEA-
~ SERTEE OTFECE.
spatXGE1EzD, E'oyernber 55:h. 1sia:
Nesfca Is tic: enY given that Auditor WazTaa Is,
drawn on :.cecunt Of the :. WAR FUND" NOE. to
5 inclusive will ha ;,A'l cn r esent.tso1 to this
noSy:;Ifll WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer.
, 1862-11-19

G. Il 3: %'c Of the condition
~ cT TIE
Lafayette EiFe Insurance Company
OF nKoonIYE. NEW YuRks JANUARY !. r6.
1st-Tse name Of the Company is the LafAy-
titeF !ils1taEce Company ii E:coiiYn1
Ncw York.
2L-The amount offs cap!tal stocr II . {l51 %
3t-TLe Hr,o1lr ef IFS capital stock paid up
15so31 co
ASSETS
Ean,;s ct Aserts - s......1... s2s7.a.
2i-Ics:i Estate 1ntncI1nbe-sd 80. ...-@ 19y9if1
:s'-Ercis and stcrl.s hr the f:on'E None.
itIt-1rcnts :stc fa. COMPANY &cc1rctF by ur5t
ltins o.. Zeal Estate, wczt:i doah.e tl1.
5ttl-Ln:ns secured hy ri edEcs OF ;:;lnk "al
other srncts and i,oEtS.. .......-- 49,. 11I,3n3
Gth-E,bts due the Cog Eluy for premiums :.GI -
AL ct.icr securities. 15.p75
SIS, ,eaGJJ
LIABILITIES.
Losses attii'sted and duc Nons.
5c.5,s n: aHSstsd t q and no. sdue.".-.-. So:s s.,o
i.c5s"S All Isted S.Si.u
Losses IN suspense, awaiting proofs 2593ta
s:s..0
TETNT5 J. BERGEN, President.
5.C. GHoNsoI. Jis, SECRETARY
, 1862-11-19

A sSlsTAL::, QUA7l,12i>N AS
~ 1ER's OFFICE.
Fror2sa!s 7=i1 be rtccr:i 1T lbs ozt::. n-tl l.:
e::orE H. o.: Wednesday,. ta 19: day of A5yesase-.
1Si2 FIR iH-1!se.nE
tse:0> T.rca T,s usar: tons Of -:.-sls75 Timothy
ai=s. u:.. r. ssed, sul '.-!Yerei In Ean:i ss,nt
BA1Gc; G. Eca::. ea:!. b. st load to b. ~: ,ri-
Eaael ~ the EIn.1r oi :. le.:E o2c reI-3t:
f-s=u;:. s;atiEg TX. 1GaattT Of l!a5 coEs.:gal
tGGrtin.
{:a0a) Sity Eilocslut :1a=:,s. It sound Ii, :-ch7El-
;:b;- sAesles. '::'f:. t5G :ts to;4e o:sEc,). put
III; in IT su.G1 Sa-s iof otls=:*!.e If 50
htt!l a-rt lG t.a cu1:tflv!> a.a delivered IN
E1:Eti s.{E!ttt= = t5 III te oiF.i11 Ct IL dttsf
.tg1tt. L.: w:Is y tn service !.;:y rIlIica.
GOOD T=e1t7 tiCusAat bushels OF l4I5 tj I:7a- to
The nasha). To i?e :;:c:i:: and s2c31. l4a &C.
1:y.7ct II sl.nl.! alArrs:. s1l su!j1-t Co tie
an pEuyt:!ui-s ita C.En.
TIE E:tel*Ii:c ssIrEe5 TIC r!Saa OF r1}e:.i.. al
bss n.edc, 81 tEcreas:n linrl5lig t1t luta
hcEa. ii: stte OF THE rAE1t:s TED
WHIT ! 1.;:SEscF5oE- Ga The eHc6 or attached
to the sid. <i!i ~ guAEantet sz!I h7 tee FeEs3ns
cf kron Een. Utility, ea5 tne hiils- will aE cute
the co,trset IL apl'v-t surety iar ~ ne oTla1sl
il avs. :rt 10 hts, The ,;e'!sar3 # tic Ear.ye il
suf:,9':e cue tt:7 1l":t eo: 3ns ~ tt! 'layS from
te 6ste 81 s,nr::L the te::n- NJ :shc sre Susean
tally stated in this arcrslSe tHt 1t Is particularly
requested tla- ll l|Ts 5s r-e.an9 at tue ops ES o
the .ctsa1a. Without H'.!t!se kro oEl1Gst TIA. the
parties reliable Gs vii! he -ctet l7oa u1ess
F.r,Es making prepssa.s 1:ll bs fnsaish:d upc1
t. i. ..EE 3E. CSp: ac3 L. g. Il.
ncn,-vS13;u-
, 1862-11-19

5HE. CHEAP O. SCI 6 = ZLIsY
L HOUSE uF NEW TORk-
HEADQUARTERS FOB
EEnsozes and Ill E3c5iers in Fe@Ee3eY.
IT. a. HAYWARD.
MANE7EACEJ1siEix JEsTEEE4s,
, 1862-11-19

R*EEITHvG Of THa D0M!c~
- IIt;LDEEs AM, STgEkIIpLDEKs Of TIE
Notice is hereby ravsu that meeting cf the Bead
holders ar st9rkhefsrs af tls cnisaso I'd Il Alton
c: tEa os:e ef ..s Coloa5y+ an TIC fats gay 9t 70
yslner nest, at tbs a: cf oc OF that daT, for the
purpose Of e.:ti1g Des-d o. Directors cs said Com
a1s an9 rscsa::.:.9 s1cl e:lsr business as l,ixy Ia
brought D"tore 1lcE j. W EUaEEE
#. T.. SYKES.
4. G. HA!.HER,
Issers1 Pzrcv. Sec:et.Sr. C9nn.':sioners.
Chicago. DG-. 1G. 1s5e. oci5T4ai1H
, 1862-11-19

E.SYE 3ESGz,
xs1yae. 80 E=Ec.er5 VEL Emo r.lx s1z sf5# &6FaM
ssssczs ;e3,. :or Live stocks. Csaat1sA EsydEEaa
;7a1s-st s2+ sGp?l1s5 T:ts s7e5 eo1"ea:saze. Ea9s
aftent.o1 e paid t. tneIZ wua.3 From EarzkcEs3s
where I'LL ns found eEEEJ :onyeaea:e tor teeet1Ksae
resting. cSciee y offered Ct E1a PHILADELPHIA
HEW iOEX ard BALTIMORE 9ARK8TH. Thtz ~
1I6e Et found the Ehofteet Q!ckeat aad most G1Fe
With fever ehsngea thea sey other.
TNUCE LEWIS Eas1 Sup't- Altoona TA.
L T. HDTFT, HcaT T5cEet sent PhiIsde,phG
H.EAGGsTcA- Gs.-4 i-Ezb1 Agent 7ff'adoR.@
, 1862-11-19
I5lS Gr(buuB>
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1862
OUR 81. 4Ou9S LIE TTEffs .

TIE ReooseinQof the Ms<.'x3f,n: ites@s in
-Missoas;-1Ac -4'any II tic E1;vnt;cr-i C.:,,~
o1rs Ss,.n.zA Smr'seltl' o5 Part Of tic 10lA
Illinois Cdzal,Y, de-, dc.
, 1862-11-19

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aoz 4xz1x1zxss l. 2sssee: .:s.s.s r. err.xE,v
sss.oAu, azMZ, II; 80 i:,vEs::znzAT. s"oE7a-
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ca -, ;s;eT: :; a 99tsa's w ;ez::Rt;a5 5sa5E
Z: 4: :: r s. =: cno*:a =: Il =. X. SD
';53 < - .~~,,,,-,sr,,-.7
a:sss e: ID ~ ~ :: .sie's'
-N.. = = .---.-2 r - -. s.E:.setsE1tse ~
41HICAGo: 1 BullE>GT0N BuliE..;>s GT0N d
PASSENGER r=s'gl SgiTcT i,t;3s KAH4Sa2 "a: !4;}e 3
leSS:,',* sass .tiiS: -; :.5e:a
T a:: tcE n t
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ss. cxI;:s5s - 81.
ssi :.j..;; -; i,:,:. !s: :is Ez2s5 easass
c. ~ - 49, fs.rsn, s,.-4-,1
y SzSs hx3ss4s S=Ssss =:
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zer s:'$*':sz "ess 1=S, FSszaslpa.a:
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= ROAD.
"a Ga +s sna 1a ssId3: jug 't. s:a;zs xt1 Icasa
~ si.s ss::s.', G9 :::i:v:: st Peoria as
, 1862-11-19

r ,AI.EAE 9 CHItCAaV ON1VH
~ RAI:RDAD-au3tMH1 q a9HA5sni5 !sn ir5i. taias Ra
leevs wells street DolcS ~ fgnipeTs FocSfoTd FT
s59A T. 70 e s,s;.: Il DaaietfE. Dsogqqa sna lEs
Rott; H4!1en ssst9S 9ta a 6nd 4t5 z. IL. Tor ntxQ&
1sdlsEs polaf f;dsT EspttF. and .terned.ate pcl1i6
81 ;q r. Far Rjet9 gst7tdsse RosstoEs. and iatsa
ciSts for Fe:ols md Jsnesvtt.a W1N f8
2SiS4Gs1 4s1 l. Z nd 4Ga II Hain Es&senF5M{s ~ fox G2
~ = - Il: Iea{5, E.CSE0ud Genera 1taRu A1 =
s!!.essfSte g! soin:1 vi. teka tts 4.a1 2. Il H1l4
asap!fk csS: ca a'ksik 4 - :. TA1coxE,. .ass. s4ef
, 1862-11-19
WEICAGO AND ST. LOU0
~ RAILROAD LEE.
~~Hf Ar ~v1TN

ekasns 1eave chicago at ~ A. M-Day ExexHx, Q8
eert Squnavs}; go r H. Hight Express except Skta
eaFal TF1snz arrive froza St Louis 1t SIS a Il. a1a
= Ic3,1f sns Wilmington Accommodated 1eayas ca
csxo at {:Qe EN- bad axrtreA 1t 7a5 An
HETr9 n ALLEN. BNBS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
Justice t. Gen. CKittendsn.

We had an interview yesterday with Capt.
Henry Ewirg, Acting Assistant Adjutant.
General, and Aid to Gen. Zollicofrar in the
late battle at Fishing Greek. 1t will be re.
inembered that we published, on the sth
inst, extracts from a letter which appeared
IN the New York Herald, Of the 5th, purport.
iug to give the substance OF Capt. EwinR's
statements TO the Federals, when no went
with flag of truce to recover Gen. Zoln.
Golfers body. We place but little faith in
anything that appears In that mendacious
lonrnai, for Its correspondents and edit tors
generally distort facts to suit their ohn pur-
poses; and We now have Capt. Ewing's as
FuTance that the account, 40 far rs 1t re ecte
aPon Gen. Orittenden, Is sheer fabrication
Q! the writer. His testimony, as well as
that OF other officers with whom we have con.
vsrsed proves that Gen. q. acted q brave
and We are gratfied to have it In our power
thus 10 put the seal of con tradiction upon all
statements tmpeaching his courage or his
conduct IN the battle. That Capt. Ewing
made any such adm iesions to the Federals as
Inc New York Herald claims, would be i'm.
probable even in the absence of his own de-
haii but justice to him, as we'll rs to Gen.
o'hlencen, demands that we sho uld disa-
ou'e the public mind of any impression that
might have been created by perusal OF the
letter in question.
with regard to the earlier career Of Gen.
.ott'ehden, which has recently been theme
u aiScusslon, 1t may be proper TO add here,
soon aiter the Mexican war he was
toaFs-mart!alsd. and by the court.mar tial
dismissed. The President approx ed the sen.
'oe' d. is usual in such cases, and sent to
ne oenate an appointment to NIL the vacancy.
"e 'enate went into On Examination of the
.eOV'a' and finding that gross Injustice had
"el done him, refused to recognize a va
al'y; 30 he was retained in his position.
:, LAG been stated that Gen. Orittenden was
W. from the old service; but tho above
NC only occasion on which he was before
"a31-martial. II 10 understood that he
~" desires and claims the fullest invest.
-H0n OF herandom charges made against
'4 since the affair at Fishing Greek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
Address or Gen. Lsns street :.

A correspondence the First Virginia re-.
giment sends MS the following stirring ad.
dress of Gen. Longstreet to tho Army Of the
Potomac. Our correspondent says tn at over
two. thirds of the twelve months men OF
the army will re.enlist and moro than that
proportion Of the I'd Division:
HHADe'Rs 40 DIVISION, A.P.,}
Near Oentreviile, Feb. 8, 1852.
General Ords. No. 2.
"The Rebel army Of the Potomac will be
disbandsd In tho spring. Until then / will
not attack It, Then, with their fresh lsvies
against my trained aud disciplined hosts,
victory will be certain, success in Inevitable"
mander in .Uhief Of tho Northern army pro
claims the IN bile policy BY which the enemy
hore to crush us. Upon your decision the
Issue depends The Army OF the Potomac
our destruction mnrt Inevitably come tho
unchecked Yankee horda TO ovsrrun and de-
stroy Virginia, the Oarolinas. and the entire
south. This Is the only argument, the only
aud gallant soldisry. With the presence Of
such trained and tried veterans Of the
Southern pioneer rmy. the victory
is alreasy won; with your back turned
fully in the balance. The allursments of
home are strong 10 entice the citizen soldier
from tho field, but tho voice is a syren's
which, while it pretends to call to duty these
.
leave for our mothers wives, and children q
country pollu ted, desolated, and enslav ed
a home already pictured In Northern prin t.,
where "Northern matrons preside, while
Southern ladies bend over the wash tubr'
South Carolinians! Authors Of our giori-
Gus cause flrstin the field, can you, In the
darkest hour, tear this, the proudest laurel,
from your brow, and yield to other States
the keeping Of your nov Furnished fame :?
Will you trail from tho field the Palmetto
banner, first n the breeze and earliest hap.
tiled BY the best blood Of your S'ates
yirginians! While your brethren III arms
from other states are standing upon your
borders, shoulder to shoulder, shall this CEN
tire Of the column, the "Stcue Wall" which
dashed to spray the waves Of Invasion, crum-
BILE in the very height and maddest fury of
the Storm Is 1t to be left ~ others to de.
fend the mothers, wives, daughters, and
homes of Virginia? Must battles be tonight
on your soil and veteran Firgtnians not be
there to strike, Drawer than all, for their own
altarSf
EoldIersi Your choice 1, inevitably dsfeat
or victory; freedom or slavery. While he
will not doubt your decision. the Major
General commanding appreciate the ne
cessiiy which impels many to visit their
homes for a season, and he pledges you that,
in turn, 50 as not 10 impair too greatly the
effieiency Of the army, fnrlonehs will be
granted TO all who feel 1t due 70 them selves
TO ask It..
by command Of Major Gen. LonSsree'
q. MOxLBY &oRREL, A. A. 0enl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

1t appears BY the NTH article Of the Ca.
madam Reciprocity Treaty that 1t cannot be
abrogated until 1t has been In operation
eleven years from the day Of its ratification.
The article reads thus:
"Ths treaty shall remain in force for ten
years from the date 1T which 1t may come
Into operation, and further, nntii the expi.
ration Of twelve months after either OF the
hish con tracing parties shall Civ. potica to
the other Of it, wish TO terminate the same !;
each Of the high contracting parties being At
liberty to give such notice ~ tho other at the
end Of said term OF ten years, or at any time
afrsrwards."
On Friday last Colonel Dixon 8. Miles was
ureier,ed Nth q sword ~ Apnapolia PRO.
1idM scS siw hy fsaaiRt,sa q The MsTylSna
IsSss,itsss 81 In. Tssx fssssK {ataos taat
Wiss Is tha kN1 u ~ sesass VI Hsfssssts
kHfss, TNHi aJaWd d Itst tSlusl kAFs
s;sVs, Tta s5SEHsa ne nSalss eSa soel.
.s5s i mn st,llll lapsslll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
THE FIGHT AT FORT DONEL
CON CO MMENC ED.
THE FEDERAL rORck $4,000 STRONG

NASHVILLE. Feb. l2-P. MA dispatch re-
ceived from Cum berland Uity, this evening.
states that one Federal gunboat appeared in
sight OF Fort Donelson this morning, and
about ten o'clock opened fire on the fort, bu,
without injury to the fort. The fort re.
turned the fire and the gunboat retired -
The Federals have landed In force, and q
battle with light artillery commenced thi
evening. 1t is reported that the Federals
have force Of ten or twelve thousand
When the steamer which conveyed the
news to Cumberland city left Fort Donel-
SOD, the battle wasraging, but no particulars
were known.
[sIcoxD DIsPArCH1
NASHVILLE, Feb. ia dispatch was re.
ceived here TO- night, dated at Fort DoneI.
son to-day, at half past eleven O'Clock a
M. 1t states that the firing Of artillery com.
menced this morning before sunrise, and had
| continued unceas:ngly up to that time. a
| number Of pieces are rapidly firing. Occa.
sionally the enemy keeps at a respectful dis
| lance. Field artillery are engaged all along
the line.
FoRr DoNELsoH, Feb. lS-2 o'clock and A
miuutes.-The firing has ceased-possibly
have, so far, repulsed the enemy at every
point on our line. Our loss is small. The
Federal gunboats retired and we think they
| are severely injured. Our men are In fine
spirits.
FoRr DoH1LsoN, Feb. j. -Afternoon.-The
day has almost past, and we still hold our
| own. We have repulsed the enemy and
| driven back their gunboats, and whip
ped them by land aud water. He still lies
! around, probably to attack Us to morrow
again. Our loss is not very great, while the
enemy's must be heavy.
We have had lively fighting and heavy
cannonading all around the line all day.
We have repulsed the enemy everywhere,
and we are satisfied we have injured their
gun boats materially, as they retired twice
Our lines are entrenched all around.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
AREsUN8 THE IEWs.

The following miscellaneous items are con.
densed from our Northern files, Of the 10th
inst:
There are now at Perryville over twelve
hundred four and six IN ule teams ready fol
service, exclusive OF upwards of four h q udred
and nifty which have bee transferred to the
Quar- termasters at Washington and Annap.
oils.
The brig Voltigeur, having on board the
Eleventh Connecticut Regiment, went ashore
at the entrance OF the Inlet day before yes
terday, and now lies high and dry. She Is in
perfect order, bu it Is believed to be impossi.
BILE to get her If again.
Hon. John Covode has so far improved in
health as to DO out, and will take his sea-
again In the Investigating Committee to.
morrow.
The Investigations Of fraud In Philadel.
phia and New York, by Messrs. Oovode and
Odell. have brought tn z Quartermastsrs and
Uommisearies before the Secretary OF War,
who yesterday censured them severely for
the manner of conducting their business. -
He has ordered that all contracts hereafter
made shall be Let to the lowest bidder, after
having been duly advertised, and that said
contracts shall be sent here for approval be.
fore they are good. 1t IL also understood
dered In both places.
Several Senators have received letters BY
the last steamer from the Duke of Argyle,
tho Honorable Mr.. Bright, ard other leaders
something was soon aOns to show that we
were able to put down the rebeilion, and ex-
ting uish slavery, they would NO longer pre-.
vent an Interference by England. They 70.
quest that slavery be abolished at once In
Maryland and Delaware, or the Rebels would
be at once recognized, and the blockade rated
BY them. This 10 considered By diploma tists
- the real stats Of the case, and no doubt ID
expressed but that these are England's in.
tsntlons.
Ths President and . mum Der Of the Cabinet
are favorable to giving Fremont another
command, but 1t 10 opposed by the anti Ere.
monters. Should . oourt-marttal be granted
Fremont, 1t must bs composed OF MAJOR
Generals, who would have TO b taken from
the regular army, and who are known to b
prsjudiosd Against him.
IA appropriation has beea asked Of ths
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eSSAsNasss, Najas y *ssabst lbs fsShpJi.
walls IaSis .fssv 0SsSt 10 sttnMy
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