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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
neur prD Wooo girua.
Sasslt&1 s. s. 3u1DGor

@assitG1 s. s. 1uDgop
III Dem ebemaliaen QutaE son 8. anor
IaDlpr
9abtn {fst5 p~prraseis etn s:r5ss a~Fe:timsnt puu
Gnen= ssssS W ose=2Sssorsls,
reI9e ls le5r
biuig bllltg Diuta fit nGQlb"
antistsn. ltn1ss Eager ii Nsa une tppbI auass>
srahIt NIB behelt aHs alien 5ortsN sOa
Waaren fir BEN oeDbbnlitbm 8eeayf,
Strumsftpaarsu
~ anfee e DtlpMe 8" &c. &C.
8elensere @Nfmrrfiamfsir lsufea mir auf unisre
adtfarbigen ge%brUGteu galiepa 81
IL &cnts ole s1arh.
VrgrpS=Departentes,1
il ausscfsattet nit Waoren fir Zen Bebarf sou
eanefaufeutet, uNe mir fSnneu lie f. nieor!e yer-
tauFe1, as le it .ettcagp une WitpanFes 81 b.
ben linp.
Bir BADEN ,,ns Ter Disn(s oes telisbten unb
fEsuuoliden bsutIhsn gerf1uferS
tSermaum -. SbGfer,
se%rIltgsrs, eer srlseut lstn miro, ps' seskrtet eeut>
l9st UEeunten anfsumartsn, ,reli}s i'm sie CUNT
ihrsr 3uuoiAa1t s1usiisn.
Smitb & Taylor.
vSiuisssr GaSp=Gtpre"
8taden=Vtoh Dri!is5trobe,
nsbsn Der GrprebzSI7ce, 81. poul, Minn.
Oeutlbe5
Topeten< unb WolltergelHdft
bpt
Sobu s%1>atbet$,
Dritte StraBe,
Sin fribfrem @!Ore ss9eniibsr, eabe ben:
pWmsrieau 5eulr,"
ct. pduL Minnecta.
Meinen ssrsbrtsn tcutIden JrsNubeu unb 0Su~
nern bier.ait bic Inseise, Bag i9 i'll meiuem nsu-
e~tatlirten Sapeten- rno golltsrer' @clhaft ale
S,ytsn pcn Eapetea u. Watsa;en s%ervatbis bate
uub empfeDls tt mid sur tiIissn unb ~prrmpten
s!nfertisung son alen lit btsieat GeEGaIte Scr-
fcmmsnesn Mrbeiteu.
- Nub bate tdJ 1sts cine NnsaDI
fertieer %2punses bprrdtbis.
Spbu Watbtis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Wtr sfi9aFenh bic
Giasie1un9 Don 0elsern
In europa nue f~sriiesn bic DisTsu erFpsbssItasm
Waptere, als;
UoumaGteu,
ger5ittlettuassutfnieel, 2ObtsaiGeiits &c. isIbn
an, psrbIsse,, bs-sn @iiliisFeit nns b~eiosssa big
eonlularilHs gssIaubisgas perlsttsa ! |otpis eu9
bic
Nussabtlue spn @elbern
in jabsHa Gbe,ie GeuiI9taues nnp her gatrsts,
inbsm mir ben @egsuUsrtb Der bel uns einee.
sabltsn gstyassbsa, is!bft in bsu snsleseufsn C1t~
l9aften pcbneaeew Gmpfaussrn ~fritenfrsi in's
5au8 |eabsn laHen+
ganasefdeine
CUR ueberFabrt son gsenieu mad Nem=gcrf III
5essidiRen> unb iii Darpfl9ihtn sss rN orta
beNtlteN Slogh" lcpie gut Rei}e sca
Damburs mad Wen~go.f IN DampfbStet, ser
.pamburger Dampflaiffabrts-@s >
lsilltaTt" ser!aufsn ptt III hesaas
ae{ekte1t NretIen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
Semt1fDc Sn1ef

+. & 8. Wi((ius, STUNT paul.
(syriber Weyer Ii. MtQ;us.)
ct. paul, MtnueIpta-
MuHer nQs, itriasn Brondsn bes 9anfesitafr
ties piomen wir unlers tsionpere @ufme1tlan,fsi!
benz Derfaure pm
Msdleln ouf Deut1hlane,
lopie auf bic SauptpIase 5ronfrsi@s, GnsIanss,
bet GAnsis uno Der Ser. Giaatsl ,nb t~raiTrea
wirunter Nnperp autfolgenoeeurcsail9e 5aulsrt
2anezWarraut5,
mitun,srsr I9riftiten 0aroniie anf unbssrsnsss
3eitserlsfen, iiberasbmsn bic
8sleaunB BON Gapite!ian
IN grunoei9enttult pber gegst Srterslsa> aaf
erI1e Is potbetart 5tGssteit, tefcs@
gen cie
8e;abluna Ypn Garsu
1T ieeem Gbsile I'M Ieree Stao:es, Eaufsn unb aer-
faufsn GO!b uno Ttea1oe Wiln;en, 3abIsn ss
tShfeV.amts fir Wenlsl auf Wsr. gorf,
r, ri , Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Stuff Der Spfer BON Sirb SDplte,
barnnter unier ganbatnann 8enef en- spn ct.
YauI, heTelt Nutsnttn BET Naen, bic ibn fau,1-
ten, in Gbrsn bleibsn pirb, beFattete nal, an. per>
sausenen Spantas au ibrer Isyten Nubeltatte.
Die Treimaursr unb Ssofegp!p= 9nssn fclsten
ben irbilben NsTen ibre5 bci 8ir1= gppIic qefal-
lenen Brubers 8. S.2erry sun, @ratc lit im-
~prlanter prprlFcn; bic Beb'e .pslde bic 2eiGe
bss artaen UilUsr5 @fDles entbielt, ,par cine
0efolge ant 9alu1e bes geihen3usss.
gApt. &iefer, Der erlf beutlAs Burser in
MinnelOta, helsn betarriitsm 8emiiGsn es ae-
lang, bent Banner Der l1nirn sen uulerm 5toa-
te cine burAaas beutlde Gcmposnie 5ssufGlren,
Ser jegtim Stang Der Ste Captain bg MinneIrta
Mrmee 1T, Der ben &ui bat einsr Der tras1en II.
e~iIrisiten SfFSisre int Disnfes 81 isiu, Der lie 0e-
fabtfu u. Strape3m heS &riess mil [einen @af>
fenbriieer bsAarrli0 setrassn pie Bsrtse, lpusl
Iagslt cine ansstsnnas lsinsr Dienls J, Oeltal
cites disbursements ssbaltsn babeu unb ;snse eine
has Werii9t, hab iba bis(slte tereit5 ) out Mi
snerfannt {ei. Muein Elm 9ieutsnant aad BEN
Mnbsm niro bielem tiG'issn teu.lasn Sffsis,
1T Der franfeneisn @eiic ocr9tscgeu, unb trot
auer SsnI9uneen Der psriSnliGcn j, unoe DC:
9apitans gu isinen Guntsa, trpbrsm iaB Coy.
NamleY ieine (Sisera) siclfa9s sssrnien(t
ansrfennen MuB uuo aud auf eos gsre twilist
pripatim anerse,nt, ssIinsi es ieinplsl;ss'
GiuhiTsn, benz CAPTAIN ben lanaF s%erhisusel
Gbyen.rbn reorganization.
Gnter bieIen nn1tanteu icUie &C unsson Gap
TIN .Aiefsr als einsn Manue YEN GbYe niGt nun
bern, i'm lit pas Vrieatlsben suriiftretsu su iebea
TOD es frciliG feline Qprbssger gu
feline Gbrenfsan!unSsn Dbrs
njfhf. a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

D]rettauieub Collars Sertb aIsiu~
Oelo>WoNtenpsl 1no BET poNmsiitsr Ni9cls
einbesansea, Der le in tsn @uneen sen 9-12
ubr @prrittno5 unb 2-4 1lbr NoGmittass in
flsiasn Summsn neee1i rWresnbad5" ausws1lfls.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Gberitlicuttt. Bra. 81. Mserfbal ii
nit Isinsn 1900 rot9b2uti9sn @Guytefpblsneu,
untsr aenen iG nur 49, uno uc1 eosa oItsaRaas
rsr te7neen irlen, tn Sort 5neniaa arsefrnmeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

gaut;ut Batter lit an ser9angersn Gonn>
atsnp psu 9liAtsr palmer 5v6 Mrnetn 0eTane=
nib unb Gan!ini Gpbn 81 3 monatsn fir bic esr'
malsn sorlie9enee Anf|aes ssrurtbel!t po1tsn.
Was btm pardsn fir bic nod l4meteapsn alas
eeu fsrnsr a~aeittiyi nire, 1T obSuwartsn. Ganr
tint 8ater mug Elm erpBsr @duft fem, hsan ss,
Der fem Burl0bsn sum GtshIea Sevleitet uno Scn
benz Naute ts6 fieiucn 9aluNsen m~tt5s!abt, F'1dte
ate @hulp pon FA otaupai3m uuo auT lsintn
Gcbu Al Ihieben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

9as Gerritorium 9afptab mirS hura
Weneral-Drs Wppe'5 gun, erlsn Militareitrift
tes Auremef. Departments eun{itnirt nns fsbt
unter B.fstl bon Brisabe.G fasral Subn Gppf mi.
BEN Sauptauartisr in 5icur Gity, Scwa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
IbeDboG GcrNp. -. N. ega"P'"'
15pra%, psaD SDaunp1sa,
GrpsbGuplsr IN
10 E j. & Z 4 I I i
gpsets, Speejtion5 Nne
GDmmiIIIpn5 Oelhdft.

Wjr bo!tsn bas grG6te 2aset spn Gps5srs'~
uyssysn in ct. Waul, uNb 2anpfaaHsuts weyoM
- in ttrem3nters7e f'nbeu, bci un5 sorsa'pTeaFFn,
che (s anter8wO t~oufeu.
gsNcinise Meenten fur
Die milpoufiez unp pya|yie eu gbien
G~i1enbabn, UaIeno uno Wlnne<
fota padet Company,
g,ptt1.rn, Sine Votet Company Nrb 0reni Ws-
fern Gi5PatW.
TrQdtcorrottf wegesn st tti, HersDEi(laIsefsn
gspin8uugeN ntgei4lc7cn rad ogm
&ften uub Giioea.
uebertbeugrun9eN u. Geltuit' ourt bic gtNler,
bic mir pertreten, r9eyr2n aNT M lrer0f Hee prompt
anb lGuel o%ejn{tIt:.
M;r eupfan9sn MID 0egldjden ieeeJra1t phHe
GrtrlYeraUtung 90n II. notp eer Yrat1if ~ eF!fn
GiIaneapn.
2ur t~tfonbern Gpn9eAtens unlsTrt SsreEr!sn
Dsutfden GGibGitsfreants bnbfn mir st''sa nsu''
ftsn &lerf,
s,erru Gbuesro ai'nmer'nassn'
ansensat, ttr i'd cir tsioaOsrss 8sr9nnSsa e"1
aus MAIDEN miro, Icine ssutlGsn Sanos'ea'e al
Borap & Gbamplin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
Oeut|be5
Topeten< unb Dollfergelnaft
brm
00n.s So .4EanSl2
0smtfbe 8amE,

~-s"SHf""" W Ests~t
81. paul, Miuneloto.
GsIb, 8,iefs, stsr Wdl1iatsu iigoer nsr fi-
Nr. 1870, Sctann Geart.-
y 1872, Sobann MnriiN WIGer.
f47, s. 9. 6. Soh.ica.
. 2iA, Sobn NsbIig,
225. Nuers06 8apcr>
- 22o, 5sau MHda QsiIau.
220, y%ieplau5 Wa9eres.
y $50, Bertha Oibfer.
S. u. q. Mtlfiu3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
Griatfprberunacm firScr1nif'
burcf1 h;s GiDur'S.

Der l~ln!srseidnsis lit ssstsreitst, iammtili6s
aus Yii,aperuns etc. erpadslsube Gorcsruissst &C.
aen bic Stcur- SnpiaNsr Scr Rem Dtsartenent fsr
Ser, Staaten 2esisrl,ue einsutreibsn- 1as pno-
i'm geis yprsasIiasr 5ilfsm;tsl une gerkineun-
gen III, idleunige @tlectsu,s uub gsaabluna 'r-
eene 'peiasr 6rspsyunsen su s%rlaussts, peren Gii>
~fl|Nrut,s man inn itertrasi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

NSaacirt II. erTantst.-Sn Capt. Sic
fers Gcmpaenie it ORDERLY Gsrssant g.J. Mey>
81, icy. 2tes Qisutauaai at Ger Stelle pou 5,
Braubt, nunmsbyieeE 9.iajer Der New elltal -Nii~
liS.-5. .. Sernilcn, S:eutevant ven 2tsn Ste~
giu1su! it gum Dter i;.2isutsaant ees 1Ots1
Heginsnts crua.Nt n,1roen. 9taat6lecrttGr 8a-
fer bat Wu5lGt olf he Grrsnuuns gun, Sbe:i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

OlmffepsG puutp it has repub'itafslae
Banner. County. Gs eiett cine Waicritat son
646 @timnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Wirb nit Sanf augcuo,nnsu.- Is
pirb uN5 mitsstbei!t, oab pos nIu!fstIati" in ei=
nea, @rtite!, Der uns !eibsr Islt1 ni@t gu OeIi9te
sefcmmsn, bic tbSrtGte Sebauptune auf5stetlt,
baB mir in MinueIota Der Beitrage Srn MuBsr+
balb CUR uu!er(tisuus unisrer np!bleiosnesn
1ludtin9e MID, %teburfsn, eaB eisier Istitsl i'm
uMilwaufee Banner unb 8plf5frcuab" etssbrudt
murbe unb feline nadtbsi!iss @irtans ouI baa
publitum in uuierm Mabta,aaate niat perfs9lE
babe. Was ten rTplfsbla!tmann" tn5A bepos
scN, alBsibt5 Der ouN Jpn obne 3weifsl tstanH-
ten GbatIade, RAP, trob Der beoeutsareu yen Mu-
isrbalb sineeoanssnsn llnter itasun8sn, ioN int
mer Der erIbte Ncthfanp bsrrIAt uab tti hsnl
siutriitf 1ss Wintsrs lid tod hetenfIl0 erbSben
mub, cine lpl9s 3sbauptung aubulisNsn> spiNsn
mir nidt, IS lei BENIN Scr iungsu 2euten si9sns
Dirsrlprndsseif, osr iis sfsan!abs, in,msr pas
Geesutteil yo, DEM su tsb ,upten, mas ib1e bel>
lers ustsrssuouns ibnsn srri9reitt. Gs tlsit'
aIiu Der ssesntbeili9en SebauptuMs esa uOo!f5-
tlattr,anns" unbsl9abetI batlabe, tob biz 6lVdss.,,
linssfauiiien in ct. WauI nidt N.Y. '''e,oS
naA Mep.ulla s"~'&' -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

SINpD!@tHty "tHp """
ron Hbeinwsinen,
u%nsarweine,
JraasSlldDe uNe
Gatauba>Wstne
Mapetro1 uuo Netnen
BON serfdiebersn Sabr8Gng:n, treltle bsis1 Dns'
;sno, Ulaibe unb @la5 ~Osrfau1s petSeH 1T ie'nss
Gsetmbnue, 1r;tte StraRe,
spil4sn MsarEr,-u. DaIbin9tDn~9! Ctr,
Urenb's Steirsebouoe.
4eatsr 59weiser unp eimtur8st adle>
Asdte SpGdnb- 9arinos,
.Gorbeuen uno Ga1oincn
;tsta s~orratbis uno ~ ssn m5Siidlt biaisNsnprs''
fen III pabeu. .
Tsrner. Musssei9netss @tiease nne
Gfuctunnti Mle ln Nprtsr, Inb tis
f2infen G5orten ppn 2iqueNreu nnp
Champagne,
5opis sao(i4 ein rrsslentee M6orItmsnt oon
Saoaruas GiGarro6-
Bpyfsbcrbes IL @Qes gut uah IN tsta9ss 0uls
2~ofratbio bet
9epra Vens. /
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Jubae tafber, Der Ssssin. Staatea-Go 1n~
miliar, uelder sum 3psd Der r8eilesane" BET
Snbiauerpirrsn bier erlhtsnen, it Yon siasr Wsi|s
tas Miunslcta-Stal binauf 3uriidgefsbrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Sur bic g8inpna S st, Netcr Gi=
fenbabn 1T, nis Der eWtaoua Mepubliean"
mslbst. tsreits cine 2ulomrtise ansefrmMet, wel-
ds scr ser Saas bel tsm geu Der 9abn sfrwsa.
SET toirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Teuer&-Su ber Sonatag Nadt braInts Gin
elmer or,aea Mittpe, MarasAs Gnrolite 8udley,
seb4yi9er 9euFocf en her NpbsrttraBs nieees, stn
IAusrsr GprIuf fir Die arEae 0raN, aus eersn
9aule sor nebrsrsn McGst, ais lis ba5 ;,un ab-
scbranuts Sen su faufsa ms eanb gs9ongea
mar, 70 Dplars IN Gselp 9ei}r9len sourosu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Sic 1suterfunune segen 5srm II. 0raa
Song pom sbsn,atissn DinsIrm' 5cuis enaste nit
ppNItGneioer Drei}pyehuus beTeIteu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

maM}bapprabe, gegenHbet Ger ta190E' Hsf~s'
ct. paul, Wtnn.
,.,,sebl 5sinen gorratb BON Ss1en Hne g!sq.
g; Ssoc rub iders reeQe 8%eoienu,'8 81: Mae ~
~ xad 51laaenee Mrtilel &perben auf Bstsuu''E
srggpt, bilig unh baasTtaft Ssrfsrse1'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Mmecfprnmsn an ltntuIl7enDeit, lo8sH
wir, 1T Wiuis, ees 3iabrise litelte SpbnGsA be
beFannten Oampftppt' Gnpitdns OaSiblon
BEN cine gptne III biz 2uftrEbre elitt, tprran eS
ssbn Gage sarauf larb - an pgrRifaH8",
{asen Die snstii9en Slattes, Dunm9sit! an
dratliasr Bprnirtpeit 1arb las Sinh, renn in
Deut(6lano batte fat ieesr @artier bic @obne
ana bpr Quftrphre erfrcbirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
Oelb< unb MeNIel=BeriNty
beaybsitet BON
s. S 81. Ss;QiuS

fiji bic yM!nneIota Staatsssi!uns."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

sat 1fsin flein Geio".- Capt. 6. 3.
Mshilca sru Gen. Wcpr's Stat, nsl9er ossa9lrs
ii, bic Bpuu!y- unb VrSn'iur- 3abIunssn an
unIsr Minnsiota~ MilitGr ;u MAIDEN, bat bel bsn
b!atsrissu 3oblunsew, mis CT lest ATE isineFlsi-
rern 8ius ausesssben unb MIR urh $1,000
Dreentads in !eiasm nNedetbu9", Wsnn btsr
ba!b ~sin3slns Gompasnien tod ldags's 3sit
auf 3abluaesn 81 partsn gdttsl1, 10 lisge bas
baran, Rap 5err ait6ilpa fir Istne srobeu Nctst1
fsia ale;useIo tefomElen iSnrs. 5sFent!iG IL
bis5 msbr ais bic sembbnIiGe @usrees Sen esuten,
tvelde rie 3s9e {duloia blsiben ~trplle;s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

NSaS nun?- DaB Elm Manr, mis MoloE
Guueu nidt in Dsrlegsnbsit fumaen fam rur9
feline M;ebsrlaee, nilen mir ~ctl. CT fanN, penn
oud ribt Snpianer-W ssrt, bod wisrsr Orb
lGmitt cher Baruer poer Gotuirtb nsrbsn Hno
u}eia 2stsu MAIDEN anibau". Nber nus tut bic
~befanute 1ir1na son Mrmse" Gontrafioren unp Sic
f~sranttn, fir bic bsr CUTE Moior lit Wal9inston
,worhen" icote? Mire tie siueu Mnesra fiarsn,
Der een Mairr erlsbt2 Mir elanben ntdt. DIR
Miaicr par einssD 1T ieinsr Irt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Sic Minrcfota Sricss Nnletbe
ppn 100000 it gu 10t4 Wrpasnt fit 7pro5sn''se
gpnos absel9lcTsn tpoYeea une amar nit Der bie-
Iaen Yanf< Tirma Uebriter Ibp III y IT.
8pybs I'M getrase son $4,000 parssu au1 slNs
Dsouu,rs bee Upusernsurs fir btn S@nlfcnbs
Standardization. @at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-04
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

DIFFICULTY ~ oBrAfNSc FULL nsTs worsDD.
It will DO some days, DO doubt, before much re-
liable information be obtained with reference 20
our killed and wounded, except slch are herewith
given Of the killed having boon left the
battle GeIJ well great many Of those who
badly wounded during tho engagement Of the second day
Considerable activity having boon shown in sending the
wounded down the railroad 70 white IIcuse Landing
fas, 10 they came from the ned until the rebels
rup,sd that means Of communication, tho names n sll
,hos. viii have been given TO the public undoubtedly.
before this csu reach them
rHr gKBsl OR ows
A, the close Of the las, days BATHS, Genera sscshp
having deemed II prudent 10 change hs position scms
xbnt orders we're issued that ali the slightly wounded
who could take care Of themselves should proceed on
foot and make their way IN advance towards marked
locality, which was designated BY the Major esu,s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-04
Interesting Account from Anothe,
Correspondent.
Tux ATTACK on orxrsAL x'cArL.

on Thursday morning General McCas division was at
lacked by the LEFT wing q the rebel army, and The
Union forces found themselves contending against
tremendous Odds The proportion greatly against
the Onion army and altogether in favor Of the Southern
forces On the ore side hers nine thousand men
on the other rot less than twenty Ave thou
sand. General Mccall, however, held his ground
stoutly until two O'Clock that afternoon, when
lie compelled fall back into the woods sending TO-
endorsements General Ftz John Porter After wait
Ing long time Tor accession TO his forces and finding
hat they did not arrive, he moved his right
wing and advanced them with the intention OF making
portion OF the army Of the rebel General
Branch. In dong so. tbs ertmy succeeded in
gaining his right and In making ooun-
ter movement against his right. General Mccall saw
the danger and therefore withdrew his troops aud fell
back a mile and half and connected his forces with
these OF Fitz John Porter The H1h. lasted until
nine o'clock at night, and, as darkness began to
fall, beth armies made preparations to bvouac
on the fold. Al three O'Clock the following
morning be attacked the left OF Mccails
division, showing fsist movement and throwing his
right on NcCas loft az the time sending sewers
brgades the right 10 sncrcls McCas division
completely as possible desperate hight snsusd in
which The Buckail regiment the Ninth psnnsyivsnia
and some other corps OF the reserve were en-.
gagged, coatending against immense sdds. AZ
absat noon thsg again cor pc et to fan back
losing several companies, which were surrounded
By the enemy, and falling bAcL On tho
main body Of Ftz John Porters army. Here the en-.
gagenen, became ssneral-Porer Sykes with his rsy.
lars), and the Fifth Duryse zouavss engaging on the
right aud centre. About this time General Anderson
W with several brigadcs In support o. General
Brasch and engaged Porter's division, with bart OF
Mchs The contest continued during the whole after.
noon with heavy artillery and tremendous yolleys or
mrssetry
DErrRATs RESISTANCE TIM REBrus.
Duryses zouavcs made several charges in which
they frghtfully cut sp. The pluck and de-
termination Of the rebels cord not be cxcelcd They
perfectly wild. They moved up brigade after bri
gads aud colmn after column on forces As their
columns cut down they closed up again, and they
right 10 the charge General Porter seeing the
,mporianse OF massing his trocrs moved, on Friday
afternoon, In Tie direction 81 Games Nilla suo New
Bridge. There heavy engagement took place between
rorter's .nd Btterhsids sntms brigade and
more particularly the rwsith reyimcns Vow YORK 70
hnte.rs Col Weeks which foash, with admirable brave
ny and GOODNESS.
oYvEnAL NorEtLAs COMES
General Mcclellan having reached the 6ed and seeing
tho position of General Porter the 1snx enen,
OF tho enemy right ordered the troops 10 fall back
on woodbsrys Bridge, where Franktns division
came 70 their support. The engagement once
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.rs oor..,sn he should assume Sas vssa.
nr d.v saturday azAs and the line In front was unn-
susy free from csnuc aiding. picket nrng and skrush-
ing when vers ssnsrsy INDUCED In more or ss sscA
day. Ths rebel saiu were 10 doubt receiving proper
burial and Il was sad thought Iced that no HiooHy
hand perform this last acs OF humanity ~s
dead. administer the sufsrings o. sae osAvs
whose erts for that day had bssn 50 lily tspss~
THE SrxBEs
In tho disturbed Of the camps after tina battle
was dhcult to ind any two who would agree about the
various items Of news coating around. Accordingly
there have been various errors put snoat which wn nes
bear inv It has been stated that Gen. Porter
lost all his batterss but that Is not tho Perhaps
there were twenty guns obtained from NJ bus nos
more. NE &.ft4fYaN 49,
Captain EAston (who was kisd his battery while
Dshars, Ksrns and others lost several guns each.
CAPTURE RxBEL cAvALRr.
While the Eighth Psnnsyvana cavalry wsrs scouting
about the country between Savags's Station and he
nearest point thonce 70 James river lass sunday My
fell in with North Carolina cavalry regiment. ana s'sr
brief skirmish, succssdsd killing several, wounAns
quite number, and taking thirty prisoners
THE ExPxpuIoN UP ran ArroMAIrox Rvn.
On Saturday the Monitor, Inland Belle. Stepping Stones
and other gunboats went short distance ~
the Appomattox In order - ascertain the probabilities
attending effort 70 destroy the railroad bridge ~
Petersburg The rsbsh wsre well prepared with bate
res TO defend the approaches to the city either chan
mel; but 4 short and thorough eannonadng compelled
them 70 beat retreat and leave their works. Thsg
we're supported by soma I'VE thousand infantry, whs
were scattered about 70 do much damage pos
sibs by picking or the gunns anybody who ohanssA
70 afford them opportunity.
The enemy kept up steady IRE, but without doing
material damage, and - had infantry 70 land ana
hold the sasthwoss after clearing thsm u seemed a
little use TO waste time and powder them. Several
attempts made BY the different boats 10 got up the
deepest channel enough to v the BRIDGE but sv
proved Intellectual, and besides that, whom the Island
Belle was engaged In testing the feasibility Of passing W
to the bridge she grounded and ell attempts to relieve
her were una vailing. "a 4 o4AlAA
The enemy sool observed her condition, and having
brought their gsns bear her, commenced rapid
are upon her All feasible having been applied -
remove her but vnn she fred aud the necessary
quantity of powder places whore its ignition would In
sure the complete destruction Of the vessel In abort
time beyond utility, and Ii. crewsof the balance
Of the vessels having fred coal field and la - depot
building, returned into the James river. The Island
Belle was favorts little beat and woA kno last
season as doing good service on the PotomAn. Her
armament was light, Is usual with vessels Of her
size carrying about thirty FOUNDER aud couple
Of howitZerS.
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second righs or GoldI.g's Fam

The next morning the nfurs:sc Georglans. VII: saa
nsar4ms heard o. their success " Friday .oros, m.
chickabominy. determined 70 stack tines ss,or.
General smiths aivisios . second time and max.
smother sfor, 70 occupy shs redouoi AGAR Godlng's
house Their dead ssill lay In tho bottom or meadow
whore they bsa fallen the night before and our troops
had stolen around in the night 70 strip Of wood near
picket station, where they dug and masked rife pm
A. eight o'clock the csorssns formed in line Of BATHS
hss1sd By Colonel Lamar, Of the Seventh Georgia
(known 10 sonnseion with the eslsbrated slave ease Of
shs yssht wAndsrsr) the orst regiment BY repute, 70
snssr We rebel service Thsy did 20, seem displ
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Confederate Prisoners.

Tho folowin among the officers Of the rebels
in our possession -
Colonel lamar, Of the Seventh Georgia regiment NOR
tally wounded.
Lieutenant Colonel Tower, Seventh Georgia regiment,
inortay wounded.
Captain S. b. Met hesney. Til I'D Louisiana regiment
Adiut,n G. y. sloan, First south Carolina regiment
Adjutant A. shaw Thirty eighth Georgia regiment.
Lieutenant II. Shaw, Third Louisiana regiment.
In addition to there about three hundred pr
Yates We took mere than two thousand privatss on
Sunday and Monday that unable to brinx away