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\ brave Act.

At the battle Of Williamsburg. Captain
Watson. Of the Thirty oshth New York
Regiment was wounded Ia the shoulder, and
also had his leg broken. His sergeant and
corporal remained with him TO take care Of
him. and for few moments. during an on
slaught OF the rebels. the centre OF the rcgi-
men, fell back The rebels advancing. one
OF the soldiers aimed At these officers. when
thew hali00ed out. shoot nj "a, II YOU
please. we are here 20 attend 20 our Cap
tain. who is wonuded, AMI We will not leave
him. no matter what happens To -" The
Lieutenant Colonel OF the Tenth Alabama
Regiment, upon hearing these words. said
70 the soldiers: "Doa't shoot them. they are
too brave boys for that" The soldier fell
back. aud the Thirty eighth. making charge
upon the rebels. scattered them anil The
officer were ~avesi
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Whereas. there appears in the public prints
What purp0rls ~ be pToel4mation of MAJOR
General Hunter. anal whereas. lie same i
producing some excitement aud misunder-
Standing. therefore. 4. AbgaAa,a Linoaln.
President IT the United States. proclaim and
declare tlIAt tie Oeseument OF the United
States had no knowledge or belief Of an in.
tension Oh the part OF Gen. Hunter to issue
such a proclamation. nor has i vet any an-
thentic Information that the document Is
genuine. aud tlat neither Gen. Hunter nor
any other commander or person has been
authorized by the Gov eminent OF the United
States 20 make PROCLAMATION. aud that the
supposed proclamation non IN question,
whether genuine OF false. IS altogether void
- tar a. respects such declaration.
| further make known that whether IL be
competent i0T me, a. Commander ia Chief
Of the Arms and Navy, TO declare the slaves
OF any State or States free. and whether, az
ans time or Ia any case, IL shall have become
a necessity indispensable 10 tile maintenance
OF the government 20 exercise such suppos ell
power. are questions which, under nv re
sponsibiity. reserve te myself and which |
cannot feel justified in leaving 10 the discre
ton Of commanders la the field These are
totally different questions from those OF police
regulations in armies and IN camps
On the 9th dAy of March last by special
message ! recommended to Congress the
adoption OF Joint resolution q be sub
stantially a. follows.
Rssolped. That ths United States ought e
co operate with any State which may adopt .
4 gradual adjustment OF slavery. giving "a
( such State is own discretion, and 20 com
+, pensate iof the inconsience. public and mi
sa,e. produced bs such change OF system
The resolution, ia the language above
+ quoted. Vas adopted by large majority IL
+ both branches of Congress and now stand
an authentic definite and solemn proposal O
the nation To State and people most inteFes
ted in the subject matter To the people a
these States now earnestly appeal a,
not argue, beseech you 10 make the argu
nents for yourselves You can not. II yo,
would. be blind to the signs OF the times.
beg OF YOU a calm and enlarged con-iiera
ton Of them. ranging. il il may be. far abos Z
personal aud party politoi.
This proposal makes common cause for
common object. Casting no reproach apoI
any. il acts not the Pharisee The chang.
il contemplste- would come gently a. th'
dews OF heaven. not rending OF wreck iny
anything VIII YOU not embrace IL ~
much good has not been done by one eiior
in all past time as in the Providence OF Go,
il Is now your high privilege TO do May Ih'
vast future not have 81 lament that YOU haV,
neglected IL.
In witness whereof. have hereto set IN
hand and caused the seal OF the United State
to be annexed. Done at the City of Wash
ington this 18th day of MAY. in the year o
our l.orl one thousand eight hundred an,
sixty two. and year Of our independence tn
eighty sixth.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President.
W. Il. SswARp. Sec'y OF State
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80
Italy

The hing remains at Naples and continues
To be enthusiastically received. lie will
proceed in few DAYS 10 Palermo.
Ii was reported that Prince Napoleon
would visit tie King at Naples.
The Niceroy of Egyp, had arrived at Me-
sins. EN- route for Naples.
At Genoa most startling robbery had
been perpetra;ej. 81, thieves, armed with
pistols and daggers. entered one OF the prin-
cipal banks. garroted the officials and made
off with $40 600 francs
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Hox EovAHp STAStEf ha- leee,, 81 his
commission "a Military Governor Of North
Carolina. anil j. about departing fof The
neid Of hi- labor tie IS invested With the
posefs. duties and functions necessary 70 c.
labiish ofiecs and tribunals. AMI 10 suspend
che writ Of Aabeas e9rpss. during The plea
IRE 81 tie President. os until the loyal 10
h-bisant- shall orgsnizs State government
IA accordance With the Constitution Of the
gnitea stAte4 HIS powers are similar 10
those Of Gov Johnson OF Tennessee Thus
one ~ orc are the secession Governors be
sax displaced Toe loyal ones. and s. conse
auence. the States all be gradually brought
back - their los slty
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Gen. Butler as his headquarters. must be, 90
the residents Of New Orleans, "the unkindest
cut of all. Oaly few mouths since. the
journals OF that city positively asserted the
General was no more nor less than an aged
colored barber. named Picayune Butler,
who some year. previously kept shop un-
upon which the present St Charles Hotel
was subsequently built The story was
widely circulated through the South, and as
widely believed. How CALLING must il be.
then. TO the aristocratic Louisianians, 10 find
their present safety and future comfort and
prosperity entrusted TO the viii of him who
but few months since, was derisiyely pro-
claimed 10 be representative Of the s'pecu-
lar institution
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The Nashville ! ases. 81 recent date.
calss upon the State authorities 81 Tsnnes-
- 90 ssix severe pes.slty to the crime of
destroying cotton sud tobacco The Rebe's
have compelled. 81 force. % indeed ~
peEsslssion. the destruction. IN thkf State. el
nearly million dollars woFth OF he former
staple alone ard parties OF WORTHLESS msrsu-
deT< sfi'l continue. by their incsudiuism. -
sdsi - the enormoas amount A stringent
AZ Ill prevent thi> sr~ric~ of vandalism -
IL > presumed the cotton already shippel.
ssi "a be shiEed. Ill realize shoat A. 80
80. he = hoie amount -hipped from y -
vile. since. the iith Il March. whea trsae
With thzt cts vas - opened hss hsen "a
l~ss han thirty 81 hnuslrsd BALE command
az reaills taenty sd tveusy one renf. =
That already sol3 Al Na.hv.lie IA. e.n.--s
SEQ .oiu Of Cnifct States eurreu~y spscie
AID treasury note. 70 eircalste in Tensu..eo.
.here a fee uonths pres ious ~ TIE faksAr
OF its caFst2i. nas<ht bat ror,hie-< hoaIs
ard ssfip bad been ihs circelatne HssslFum
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TIM NEw Governor or NORTH CAROLINA.
Hon. Edward Stanley arrived here yester-
day. from California, on his way to North
Carolina. With him came the San Francisco
papers announcing his resignation Of an i'm
portant civil position in that city and his de-
termination 10 accept the post Of temporary
Governor OF North Carolina, rendered him
by the President. The newsiis in all respects
gratifying. A native OF North Carolina
himself. one of family profoundly respec-
tel throughout the State, steady and con
sersatiye Wing. exceeding popular, personal
". he must be less Objectionable to the pop
ulation he u sent to govern than any othor
possible selection. The war will have done
good service to tie Border States should !,
do nothing more than substitute Andy John
son. Edward Stanley and John NJ. Bolts for
Harris. Ella and Letcher--N l. Time
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ID - stated that further reiniorcemenis OF
French troops and war material are 30 be
sent to Mexico
4 letter Irom Mexico. Ia the Mohnsss.
comments on the intolerablo conduct OF tho
Mexican Governments aad assorts that there
is a probability that tue French army will
not delay la marching on the city Of Mexico.
IL IN believed ia Paris that Rome will soon
be occupied by the piedmontese troops.
The Constitutional asserts that the recall
OF ten. Guyon will not change the French
policy IN Rome
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Cali Fora Up,on state Convention.

Over Sixty TnorsAsD ofthe citizens Of In
diana having voluntarily taken up arms iof
the defense of the Goyernment. and the pre-
servalion OF the Constitution and ne Liberties
Of the people. ID r. anbeooning those who
remain q home to array themselves N par
tisan warfare against each other, when the
probable consequences must be TO prevent
the Iessurees0f The country fionn bens aP
Piled to the support and maintenance Of the
Arms. Ia snaanler strife aud disc0fd, 10 with
hold supplies Coz the WON soldiers, and
recruits for the ranks lhinned 10y battle; aud
NAV terminate Ia The Decentralization OF the
army, ALL I've oserthros of constitutional
liberty
Therefore. most earnestly deprecating all
etioris. to keep on foot party infasucss. pre-
ludiees and discipline, all persons. Electors
Of Indiana. y ho are ia favor of the vigorous
prosecution Of the waf foF the presor alton
OF the Union aud the maintenance Of the Con
stitutiou. aad opposed 10 the disloyal Con
y ention of the sth Of January last, are, with
out respect TO past political association, IA
,ted 10 meet in Mas Convention. al Ia
diAnapoli-, Oa the 18th ct june next, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the
Offices ol State. 10 b. voted lor at the neat
general election.
Aud 10 the end that Indirs.a may continue
TO enIoy the high position With tho other
states which She has ia the preseut war hith-
elto occupied. and that all the energies OF
the State may he unitedIs put forth Tor the
etleclual suppression OF the rebellion. that
the Constitution may be respected. iisau-
lhority acknowledged, and law aud order
once more established all oser the land. it j.
earnestly hoped that all good citizens Will. Tor
the time. pat a-ide party. and unite for TIE
/ country
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From The PefersbSrg Express. May =.
Ii is stated, with how much truth We are
not prepared to say, that Mcclellan and
Magruder are both retiring on the Peninsula
the former towards Fortress Monroe and
the other in the direction of Williamsburg. -
IL true, this is probably the first instance in
the worlds history where two great armies.
the combined forces OF which number $50,
600 men. have run away from each ether -
Hurrah for West Pint
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The nan Who calls himself eonseft
.tiye. and, vet. ~ill unite IA political broth
erh0od Nith such men - Julian. Colisx.
shanks Mitchell, ard their abolition assoc
ates in Indiana. gives the lie 20 his proies
-ion.-JoHTnai.
The man who call. himself loyal and vet
ill unto Ia political brotherhood With such
mea a yalIandighAm. Voorhees,. Robinson
AMI their associate. gives The 80 - h's pro
iessiOn al.o.
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War and the Churche>.
Ffess fis Nsrfk fsrolisa prsshvfsrl

Hor<ro~. TEX -. Apsl 40. leG2 -Nsny
churches arc vscant, their ministers having
eese ~ ihe ~sr Most OF cue SUNDAY
Schools are sissarraui<cl ard but few. !
fear. vii be revived until lSe waT closes -
lntenpersnee and profanity abound. and ase
fearfuiiy GA the incres>e' Religion = - IL
loses, ebb Such thing - the eunvers'on
Of souls seeus scarcely - enter INTO the
minds either Of clergy or i.itF May ne
not veil mourn more over the wssse place.
81 zion than over he iemposai csiamiiies Of
ear
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i our weekly paper Of hi. noraieg IL.
be found the great speech of Senator -" sn'
n fan. Ourdsily editions containing Il ~efe
exhausted. % grea, was the demand ioF Il
I,Is 4 scund speech. And utterly ann'h'la'e'
The senator from California
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California Tsaitors-Jndge David -
TER, Reported fo be- Among
The ne

Frs& fhs k.ekrssad Essniasr. Nays.
Two brothers Of Judge Terry. tie we'll
known and sallans California Judge have
fallen N our csuse aud we have heard that
the Judge himself IS expected here 10 offer
his services in the same cause Of homer aud
liberty. California has contributed not a
few gallant sp.rits "a hattie for The Sou.h -
Jndge Porter Of that State. who lefs seh,nd
him position and property 20 join The cause
ofthe South. va on Gen. Folk stan in the
battle OF Shiloh. and reeeised the most
gratifying compliments II the s'enefsl Tor
IA Conspicuous gallAhify on u,ai @emofs
lie day
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l. another column viii be found the fsesi'
den,'. Proclamation declaring void Generai
Hrxrra's emancipation manifesto.
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LEGAL.

SlAIEof Indiana. Nigo Couuty, ss
- Noiies = hereby given thsl hliion Il Hfnttr-
sesl. Adrni TRAITOR - Hsrtha u Davis. fafmsfi5
suuu aerrss~sl. hs- afet AS p~fif'na ia al.
Real Estate e The dseesut ~ psr.asssl hsinx in
sufficient a. pay hii debts snd that sad peiiiipn oil
- h-srs q ~ nexf srrf a sc tQfi - Cosasnor
Fitas a ssatC-anfF
tosFPH y w.sEY cisfk
Nysiiiipa
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Prussia.

A commission has been appointed to pro
Deed to England to collect information rela-
tive to iron. plated ships. II sufficient know
ledge is not obtained there. the commission
will 60 to France and America.
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TaE following Is lie, Of sick soldiers who
arrtyed here on SATURDAY aud SUNDAY last,
from Pitssburg Landing, and were placed
under care ofDr. W. L. RVsI aud Assistant.
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IL = stated thai The lsuks OF ; en-. sgl.sf
laud i eoicavofing 20 infrolaes o. ske
northern coast. Of kngl.nd TIE ~ysteu q
sssriDe pss.culsare vhsch " Cosssis carr
Jag out with great naccess on tie soTihsfn
and western stores &C ffA1cs
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The nev hinisfry hss heen finally oou.ols
llsl~j
The Miniify 81 finsnce had prejucea A
sarge rcdarsion OF -.it ksh ana reinction
= also rrusecssd ea fsss dnfy 81 Asscosads
sasaF.
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A Bombay letter. of the l2th. says the
cotton crop IS shorter and the quality worse
than last year.
The Calcutta merchants had petitioned
for. and the Bombay merchants against the
the repeal of the import duties.
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WHAr CONSTITUTES NicroRrf-Thc
Paris Monifeur conceds the victory at Pitts
burg Landing 10 the rebels. The victory II
singularIy like the Que the French Won at
Waterloo.
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EXPRESS COMPANY.
MERCHANTS DESPATCH,
o-u~s ss-s xsns<-s - she sua~rio.n Esps--. G.
q t<0 " INV yOaH AND BOSTON,
II she Wet and seuth. West,
- spertnr Cars on irrnet ss.~
seuger Trains.

pftilians rate ihsn sny lie rrnnins Nest sxests
ne rsrelsr Esrr~ss CeupafY. fgfwEtHrx tHlfs
roxsrfrs fhs cure rt 2 IN tsu rurt a. Fasss.
rusr<nie-ing tine, viii - given
Mart all pstkssss s.Nerrhsufs' n-sysfek = an
tslftsr a. tkS< n<got. fsat = Barclay So n 80
Wersrn y " c., res;on, Nssssrtnssffa
x.rssfsssn =. q. wAssos. Agsus
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ATTORNEY.
T.. y. FORREST,
M A G I S r n A II e
Attorney at Law,
NJ EDICAL.

4 CARD To YOUNG LADIES
= y and Csrl,men.-Ihe subscribe vii srd
VAR CHAsas % all WHO ds-lrc n. the Recipe end
dif.sfos.s fur making simple VsasrsrtE R.t~ that
~ii "a from two 20 eight days r.Dove piHpies,
hlotches, Tss. fEEcxLEs, Sallowness. and ell impr-
rifles and 0ughness ol the skin, leatinS the sams
A. Nature Intended 10 should he ssIr clHsa. seoors
and pFaUTIrUi Those desiring ihe hr,ips with fnli
Instructors. aud advice. wiH rleass call IN ~
dress - IN return pusfsge1
THoS. y CHAfnAN. ffacticsi Chemist
msysiw1m III broadway. rsr iofl.
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Psrieues ~ Sufferer - rohil.hei a. safnins
sif fer the especial h*nsnt n foarx Men, md ituss
reo buffer with Nerves. Debility ioss Of Nsiusrf.
Premature Decay. A.. A.. a. ~ one vts hss
cared himself ~ ~ifppie fa.sn~. AMER heinx pet a.
greet expsnr aud Inconvenience o. inI. 4 Ia ne 81
WORTHLESS medicines tfescfii.d ~ irafnft iso-fors
singie clPies -'sy he hsd Of the auhor. q. A. Ian
hfkf, SO. Gfffutaut Ions leland. ~ ffss lesine
pos -psii sdi, sssed snsriope. Adirrss
CHARLES A LAMB Rr. Esa
Nay 9lv9m a. sepeint. fssag i.ists. = y.
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M EDlCAL.

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STOMACH
BITTERS
- ReE Nor
LSsssss4s TO BE EYCELLED
LAE $50 ,--rossNcnIo
- .~p
NED-EJ eQ7lIato7'
3fSsz<9<s1 errHs
W\oso SN\Novs
ovS wot oSSsvsAtotNNs NN..N-
\,e rs u vNsA,c..Ae ,v\NleM
w>N cave AN NE "NNs
w\l,eM S\ssM ~ Mslv 70,
WY Us " vsvNvNNcA cssS>Nt
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\w NNs Sl\>o,>s A>shv,ets
oy tMs Mssk ~NNA SoVvtM
N\evs Mo., )ov ~ Noag
N.NNe, NesNN wN>eM WeeAeA
oW ovt,c\S " SS>o~N>eM
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save N\ssv>sNt>v>e oS
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br7'e7' oto7f1r t777t.
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Mmtertfanif1e Mn6rt6feu.

f sr rHE" I-H4 E ~
Sem Oorf, II. glUSbr. Die Abenoset<
tanS iAilDert Die eetern (tattsebabte Ser.
Iantntlun9 Der Iammanp Oempfraten nit
fpleeuben Wprten
Die 1~ananGnYtten btelten 8etern nn9e.
bsnre SubilatiOn, pelGe an bic elenfnilGeu
Mpteeten, an 3uIammentGnfte Der Gpnpul.
Fonare, an eineu GUngreB betruntener Satsre
ertnnerte. Sp1n 8an 8uren, 6ernanrp
BUCD Ino abuli6e @~brenmdnnfr bielten Ge=
Den. Gernanpp WuoD Iaste In isiner Nepe,
Seymour tperpe bte &e9te Der etnselnen @taa.
ten 9esen Die 8unbesmurpatiD
pertbet6teen. (gefanntlt9 bic Dpctrin Slo
@arpltna's.) Spoann repete @an 8uren ilbeg
bic WeDertrd6ttgfeit, neIGe Der Nbplttiontf
paleG tao Der Mboltttpnilt Qtncpln aegen So
MIG @ecr8 NicSleQan bepislen, teSpr DerIelbe
NtGmpno nebmen uno ben berirrten Bri0ern
Noteu fagen tonnte. @arum babe man SIC
Gle(Iaa ab9eeBt? 6abe Nic|es ntGt BITE 81.
raeIiten 40 Sabre lang In Der WnIte lumber.
9efa9rt, trcboem Der ltebe @ott Ielb(l pte 0en-
tonbriide iiber Den egYptti9en Nptomac, bas
rOtbe Meer 9elblasen tube2 Gen. Ncglels
Ian let Der milttartI9e Gertreter Der benos
tratti@en Prtnsipten, ct Babe es 8entadt 1ipte
bic cemptratifNen SOrtl9rtttSmdnner, er iei
s1autlt9 stpet WtOnate lang auf 0tt6munb gu
rtarid3trt anb am leBten Sage prppelt 70 nett
oap0n 6~esUeisa, ais am erten, fnr3 er iet etn
GDrenmarn.
Der 9ralibent fet Elm &6renmann, bas fst
iaOa bapur9 flat, pab man t9n ben sbrltGen
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Den unEtlSta t'artH bott tar feds Gepdrtrle4.
c6rhpagnteen nntpeleno. Der Tetnp ubers
ritmpeltt I'M Iere 2eute unS nakut etpa 25-
80 ~9efansen. Der 9aef taumte bte @5tcbt.
lsbte lt9 auBerbalb berielbrm tieber feR, tptr.
De teoU9 bon ben Wantees abernals anaeariEa
fen. 3wet Gcmpagnteen ber gbeIapeote Sos
valerie teopA naaGteu etnen Nnartf auf bos
Oetal4ement, tpel9es bte @efameenen 6epnGte.
befretten tie. mnD nabnen auBerbem eiu,a
ganteecapttdn uno bret Wann aefauaenl
NaG fpGteren 8ert6ten lcG If& Der Setnt tpie.
Der aus fredericksburg 3uridSeSUBem 9aben.
Der &i&munb o0bi9" Ia8t tn 8etref Der
ttn9Iten Wablen tint Norben :.
Dieie @ablen setgen flat, bnB BITE Gae,e
StrSman9 mad elmer Ni9tuag 9ebt unb apnr
ge9en Nbrabam Qincpln itnb Ietne &rtegepar>
tel. 0enn ben su @abl3peden ssSebensn
GerltAerunsen DteIer 9artet @laubem 9elGentt
rerbtn tSnnte, 70 mare btel er Siee Der . mps
traten 10 3tentlta 9letGbepeutenD NIT elmer
Grtepenserfldrung. Nber es TT tbnem tetn
@latben bei3ame6en unO ptr bnrfen uns be
Ter gerubt9ung ntGt btn9eben. Wtr baber.
tnbe1en @ritaOe gu bofen, baB Go nit bem
&rteg ntAt su 9efGtrlt6 tuerben tptrb BET eli
t1ert DertOtratti9en GOnsreB unb ether repubs
lttdntlhen Nominitrattpn, BON pelGen tetn
Spell tpetB, Oh er riGt benz dnDern Mfpraen bic
@nr9el dbl9netoen ptrb. Da 3incpln unb
letne Vartet ben &rte9 berbeigefibrt unb Ielbf
8elettet Bat, 70 min oaS Qplf purH btele BE-
riertsnspertbe Jtebnlutipn nt1t aletn Ietne
ttefe un3ufrte6enbeit ertl1ren, iunbern audi
ttftt9e Serdnoerun9en Derlanaen. l1nb ba
eS ietne StGrte auSgefunbem uno ni6t mebr
p Stel TurGt Dor Der tbm Dor Mueen IAwes
bsnpet SaftQe bat, barfen wtr erwarten, pa6
Die Sppplittun iebt lire @rlInnuneen nit Ell
ner &lbnbett auSlpre6en tptrb, pte (e es Bis
Der nt6t sepast fat.
BON Sirsintem.
General Sta bate neult6 nit benz Teinbe
eth @efeAt in @larfs @puntY unb trteb tbu S
Wfetlen nett surtd. Das 0afeGt mar biBts
unb uni er 8erluR bebeutenb.
Mu5 Den SteIen ftetncn S@armlteln unD
Der 1battatett beiOrr Nrmsen IAlteBen MIR,
Dap NIT Nabltem ir9eno etn beheutenper gu
launnenitcB ltattftnben tptro. Die %sesenpdr.
tt9e Melt9t bes 5etnces I6eint 3u fein, Sen.
zee DOR Ietner Werbinbuug init NiHmpnb abS
sul6neiOen.
Die ganttes fnb bis 5istlaub Counts, 10
wfetlea Don Stantuu, purseridt.
BON Gprintb.
pier lit Der Setnp aniebnlt9 perlt6rtt, er.
rtbtet S6an3en uno trtft aGe @prfebrun9sn,
am BEN TlaB su balteu.
2eRtes BON Sees Mrmee.
Der Ni@mono DatlY enquirer bGlm 10.
ia8t Aaf Der 9an3en 9inte BON Sen. Sees
Wrrnee geben be3etNnenoe 8epesun8sn Dor.
SeDenteape @%rrtsnt1e beretten (ib Dor, unb
mir perben etnen beftisen uap entl1etbeapen
Binterfslo3ng gu erparten BADEN, mnp sS
miro ltGer l@oa in ~!venteeu Easen etne erUbe
gerauperung In benz bis jebt ~tattgefanDenen
3ufaape Der l1ntbati8teit eiatreten.
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Bvpben, (impFsen Gtr!A 2aabts, Der In 9laa
&c tts9t unp Der 3ufu6tsprt fat pte Dtt)W-
flepper SaGnhan unb GudsrII 9etpelen 1T. =
@ir trafen BEN 2ebteren NIT etnent pradttg
terlttensn unD bepafnsteu Trupp an, Der 400
bts 500 Ninnn gel6Gbt wtro. Die %erissre
Nn9abe 1T tpabr1@einliA Die rt@ttae. bob war
CT felt unlerer Nnsunft bts aber 900 WfanT
SerfGrtt rprpen. Wtr lagerten tnnsrbalb
9cctbman's garb, tparfen etue 8arrifabe pOn
Ten,rieaeln arf uno 3Oeen cine 8la99e auf,
Wir nannten ben 9lab Sort NfrtFa.
Snbem mir 3uriid mad @abalerie uno mad
Dem 8eF beS &estmeutes l%enoeteh, l4armii3'
,etten trtr swet Sage lang. @elterh fritz er'
lBclen unlere 9ldutler 3pei SunOl&aftsr. =
NaA Dem Wttttaselen 9elan9 es Dem 6etnoe,
etm tletneS OetaHemeut beraus3ulcden nnt
pcn unIerem 6aupttrupp ab3u16netbsn. 81
erfplste ein bibtses @efs6t Bel unlerem Ser.
luMe, bas DISPLACEMENT 3u retten.
Qgtr 6atten 8 Gpbte unp 10 Setpnnbete,
Der 6eino bertGtete eteIen Morsen Is Sob
te unb mub eben 70 ois Ser1pmnpete gsbabi
baben.
-@s TT mublps, nod thinner a6er NsBermutf
sa f6paben. Die 2eute foAteu pte 3tgsr,
unO bte 9auptI9ptert9teit mar, le gut In Del
9anb ST baben.
Gir baben sben @erfarfangen erRalteu
uno baben Na6rtGt BON etneut GueriaatrnpF
Der etns Betpesuns nUt6wenDtg maGt. Wt'
baben Ste @uerilas umlte0t, uno tperpen IL
unp 6teles Gpunt& ausfegen. nSatteIt uni
Ivtst va = pst6t eS bier. Nies lfmb Die SUIT
aen, um NIT ben 8ulAtleppern au%fa1ranaen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-13
gor syort Muuroe.

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Wlabarna NIT 6etbetltst. 5I
Der 0ltamUno 0btg pom 10. last; Wen.
San Dorm lberntmmt bte Observation-Disclosures
pesen pes 8erlnites Der SGla@t BET gprtntb
ielbIR uaO 1aSt, bab tstnem leiner SfF3iere unb
2eute etne SGulo bet5uhnefea lonpern bic letn
i'm ibertummenes unSlad Iet.