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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
THE MISSISSIPPI FloTIlLA.

Yankee Hlotilla IT vicksburG-S0rrone
der 81 the City Demanded.
[Broa the Richmond Whig May SOL
Mosuz, Nay 10, l0oo.
special despatch 70 The A6sssisr says that 0vO g
the enemys fest arrived II sight Of vicksburg ysst
batteries mile and . half below, when the tsesYs
boat went down and returned with Q summons - 49,
render the city. The Mayor replied that he unprs.
tected, but would never surrender Col. Anthony, -
Military Governor, and Gen. Smith, commanding ~
forts, answered, "MIssissippans never surrsn1er,~
Two additional gunboas arrived the Aftsraooo.
when the nest moved this side u The river beAA4
. point. All quiet this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
The OmceFs and Men OF the United state
GunbOat Wachu sett.
from the Pste sburg Express, May "a.

LEFT FOE TnH sOUTH.
ne four Yankee officers and i've recently cap
ture1 - City Point left this city yesterday under
guard for North Carolina. while here the officers
ever took bat little advantage ~ the privileges granted
shsH emily appearing the streets twice 20 pur
chase necessary articles for which they paid IN
specie They could be most OF the day sitting a
ths windows Of their boarding house locking into the
ssrsst and 81 ths passsrs by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
The Union Fleet near vicksburg.
from the vicksburg Whig, NAY 1871

despatch was received in our city yesterday stating
that the federal heet which was lying at Ellis Ci2,
about fifteen miles below Matches, weighed anchor ys6
tsrday and star ted down the river again. This win
able authorities 70 add to the preparations already
made for their reception, and We trust that svsrys
will not give M mush time TO prepare, and must
strain every nerve In completing every thing during ~
little time have got. Who knows but that here
may Ngain HISTORY and add fresh lauren 70 Mlas
sipoS present celebrity for heroic achievement;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
Rebel Spseuisticns ss 10 what McCl.iian
10 UOfnG.

IFrom wv Klrhtnond Urpvfch, Nay I'll
Mcclellan 10 have brought his onward ia Rich
msnau maruh 70 tssd halt What he IL doing or
whore he H. nos known; or known by our au,hori.
ties they are snguary successful in keeping their nor.
nation concealed Evsa hss sssaed 10 circulats
for The sqcsemsnt and sdnoaton d the public ana ths
euppcssd approach Of The sasmy does create half -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

lCorresp0ndence VI the Chsslcstcn Mercafy.i
From the following II appears that considerable rebel
commisssry stores we're lassy destroyed by IRE IN AZ
lanfa, Ca
ATLANTA, Tia, May II, 1ss2.
Tho BY tho big Gre which occurred here Yesterday
Afternoon le,.i Considerable IL ~ uews If oeerr,en,
aud pripc orss II not great aist supposed
The disaster IL the rotslt o. gross ntention Way the
buildings led with such large Quantities Of conissary
and QuxTternseter stores should have been 9t ~0u.
guard In y mystery thai nobody car explain
or the donEs OF the enemy Middle Tennsssae, news
Of truthful character continues 10 come in. frvm
particular friend who has teen h,uy plrsuet III Bedford
county, and who succeeded IN GLIDING his purspsrs,
have that OF priyste ctzeps asa beonls
now eighty 20 years OF age surgeon IN the army
or 1si2--N.as arrescd and taken from his home. NJ
Yields who IL n large dealer IN sock slso 80,
with nany others, whose names u u nnnseesssry 10
mention trvm many private families All OF nsir bacon,
corn, hay and other srtcrr have been takeu without
ao,opousston Ny ufcrraar, pursued untst ms
suspicion Of peiny the guide Cootsl Sta nss 10 so late
stiack near Whuaoe.
n earnestly hoY that vigorous will be aonied
and carried out for the protection ~ coal interests
near that place That portion OF The Memphis and Chass
TON Railroad south q the eanessts stvcr ~ idge
port TO Chattanooga, twsnty.rEht miles be easily
asfspdsd md should be 70 the last extremity.
Though Atlanta a. loyal and patriotic asxny soushorn
city VI there are many Of her citizens ~ho ,ut r,,ais
% or gldiers.
Drunnsnness Prevalent Among the Rshe,
soIdiery.
Correspondence OF the Mobile AdvsstAer.l
was supposed BY oil having che good Of oar city W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
The GunbOnt Fight Near Fort Pillow
trrom the Richmond Wing, May 10.

rhs Memphis Avalanche Of the 13th has dsspatsA
from Fers Pillow which says-"ws fought the enemy
With four Of oar lightsst gunboats hour and half
They had eight gunboats and twelve boats. We
SINK gunboat and two mortar boats. Oar less tWO
killed and eight wounded Our shareholders literally
moved the enemy down. Commander Aoutgensrv
com mardod Qeet.Ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

nation OF alies-aii nfuso courage into our fellow
WINGED tht resistance viii be made worthy the cause
the stake az ssus. The advance OF the enemy has
been At least made cautious He will DO compelled
force, and his insolent boast Of capturing
our metropolis ia DO subjected 70 bloody and signal
refutAtion-
Our IN ornraton from the West Is cheering. TIE In.
road into Giles has been repused The country rising
TO aid the Con ederae army. The militia are rapidly On
rolled % cooperate in the local dee ce.
In the northwest, the people seem 70 hsvs SEQ nded
with great effect the blow given by Johnston Ia tho
battle beyond Saunton They turned out TO
roads and harass the eating enemy Even tho wmcn
aided 10 cut down trees aid place distractions IN their
way. The roads streNed with disabled Vagina,
abandoned artillery and broken arms The invading
to maintain their post IN that quarter
Our citizens must by no means allow themselves 70
believe every thing the Yankees set alt a. 10 alarm Them
II part Of their tactics. In our last ssue. Ne indted
chapter the phil sophy OF Ya kee lying Their chief
fasehood Ia the which they claim 70 have
under arms This is an army on paper ~ lar - its
eyed numbers are concerned, else why does ~ not
ad, all points aid crush IN one concentrating
fold every remnant Of opposition They have not tho
In the field. They transferring troops, a. we
do from point to point they have ceased TO bring for
rsfocements Of fresh soldiers. Their soldiers
are dy Ing Of camp and climate diseases. They arc suf
fering for or food. They have the troubles
we have but they have not the same motives 70 en-
The enemy has now left the water, and wc are
united in resolution 70 meet him on land Let the
tion. Let those who remain show BY their resoluio
refusal 70 acknowledge master, that Il u not safe
for the enemy to leave supplies without prot,ctisn
he will have 70 detach large forces " guard his po
siton. Thus the overrnn country can do much good
70 the csuse. -~
Let the people Of the interior remember their
tors and look upon the children that surround them.
Lot them give money like earth, and blood like water
any sacrifice, any priyat'on, rather than bsCcms the
more degraded than our own slaves.
The signs encouraging True men are coming for
ards have boon shamed and moved By the voice o. public
contempt. We are prepared for the storm. and will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

10 ru D1snyEc1rp psorip or Fxsl Tsssnssr:--
The undersigned, In executing martial Law IN this de-
psrtusn those Interested who have fed 10 the
susnys lines and who actually in their army, thsa
will welcome their return their homss and families
they of-rsd amnesty aud protection thny come "
lpy their aud act W. loy.l syers within the
thirty days given them by Major 6eusra H. Kirby smith
b. DO 20.
Al the Of that Time those failing 10 retua TO thss
and scospt the sanosty TINS onsrsd and provide
for and protest their wives and children in Fast Tonnes
see Will have them 20 their care In Kentucky OF
bsyond the Confederate state inst, At thcr own OK
penss. -.
All thu, lssvs sstar this date with knowledge " thu
ABOVE fac,s their Families VIII be SAINT Immediately sftss
tpeU.
and fathers either In East Tennessee 90 In thz
Linooin rovsr~msnt. ". NJ CHURCHwEIdi,
Colonel and Provost Marshal ,
Ksoxvuls, Tenn., April 20, 1904
whereabouts Of Davis Family.
[From tho Raleigh IN, C.) Jcurnki1
The wife OF President Dsvis, With her chhdrSn IL Il
present residing IN Rslslsh 5syssh ladla SaA gsaus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
The New Rebel Shibb0leth.
From the Richmond Dispateh, May FL

This wss The response Of tho authorities of vioksbWV
TO this inso!snt OF the Yankee gunboat captain
TO surrender the city. Ii similar 10 the memorable
reply OF General Taylor 10 Santa Anna, who with forco
Of four one demanded his surrender The field Of
Busna vists. A. ths Mexican hosts were ovsrthsewn
and routed there have good 70 hope that ~
fcds, hosts viii be ovsrthrowu and dsmayed on every
futaro field whore the snbisgation Of the South -.
tempted. Since JefL Thompson % successfully aAA
hsoicaly resisted the federal gunboats the Mnssip
pi and their great armada OF ronclads - sgnAy
rspussd ~ Drurys Bu, these monsters Of the water
have lost much Of their terror, and thsre n strong
probability that they wilt meet with stern resistance
rather than willing surrender hereafter. Let The war
cry he, "ConfeAerates never surrsndesW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
What the Freebooter Morgan 10 Doka9.
tFrem ths Richmond Dispatch, May "a

Augusta, May 80, 1894.
The Atlanta CbafvGcyof this morning says that aftsr
Inc affair ct sparta Colonel Morgan won't into Kentucky
an. he struck tho railroad above Bowling Gresn burned
two trains aud depot, tsok the federal paymaser VIII
$40 600, aud captured hundred fsderss. whom ~
parolsd and sent 10 Louisville Colonel Morgan has siscs
besu IN Chattanooga.
From the Richmond whig, May 1e.j
CoRNrH, May Is, Ie62
One Of Aorgans men arrived last night, and reports
that Morgan lost twenty killed and wounded and forty
prisnusrs In the fight Lebanon Morgans force killed
sixty cdersis and captured hundred and forty but
wss rnpellsd to retire heavy federal force being
eomiug la.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

TAs city nisa with Saturday of the return
e the federal aotila with achievements, but they
proved 70 b. untrue TIVE Of the Gunboas anchor
- "a CITY Point Saturday the re s said. had gone
down 49, river. the distractions IN the channel
OrsYryss Bluff nearly complete, and the bate
Res Materially strengthened IL reported yesterday
thAt dsserter from tn enemy that nifty nine
Yanksss were killed ct The rscsnt nshs II she BsG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
From the Richmond Wing, May 1911
A YANKEE TRIOK.

The ssCauti0us Policy" Of Con. Halleck.
from the Richmond Dspatch, hay 2l.l
Tho dispatches from Cornth report heavy diminishing
along front lines, but without any general result. II
is needless TO speculate to the probabilities az
early Gght long the present cautious policy pur
sued by Hailsck OF holding his army Within in easy
range u his gunb0at fotlA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
Rebel Accounts from COrlnths
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch, May 81
Monvn NAV IN Qnq

make feour our extreme rght, 10 act In the
OF tho fcderais and entirely surround ihcm But
owing 10 the distance around or the suddanpsss Of the
attack by Van Dorr he not in position N time and
the grad design failed we h9wsysr, drove the enemy
bssk 10 confusion capturing Ak their knspsackr loose
clothing, and many wagon loads II baggage In fact, u
may he ssid have boon total rout. They attempted
v ss nothing but themselves and that they did most
efsctuaily.
More than ournfihs Of army we're Discouraged bat
wersdrawn up IN line awaiting ths various dsyel pments
or The engagement The force OF the enemy was proba
bly, not less than i've thousand, and engaged not
more than thousand. The result u Tbs skrmsh--
for such 10 must be srmcdwas Tho occupation or Farm
instou the destruction n important base OF opera
lions from which the enemy intended 30 make demon.
STATIONS upon the Mobile and Ohio Railroad make an
attack upsn FOL thcaons when the proper time
rjves aud also conpiste their rssonnosssnoss which
havs tbus far cisctuaiy failed They compelled
10 attack directly N front or not q, ALL They have been
completely outgererallsd and our army better posi-.
ton ia every respect tlan " would have bsen without
the skfniish Onr only msoTtuns tho failure 10
bag The entire opposing force and this IL due
,uFe obsscos than The want d siratss ability the
fart of nar leaders.
Among o,nsr ihngs indicative q the perfect orrsnza
ton Of tie gsdefa army telegraph as which they
had erected between Pt'tsbura and FsrnainRtnn This
We destroyed IN toto, with tbs exception q the nstru.
ments, Witch now Ia our Dosssssiou.
Our oss slight, only eons Ven twelve Killed and
forty 1fty wounded Among tho latter are MAJOR In
srsin tmortsIly) and Captain Lsssitch both Of the
That q lbo enemy 10 doubtless much greater but both
Their wounded snd dead far p,stls carried
away with them. Being conceals In The so0ds hat
no Of sscertsinng the effect Of balls beyond
the report Of the dozen Or twenty prisoners who de-
scrbsd the havoc being very considerable The fsds
raj forcs engaged composed u Wisconsin, Illinois
Nichigas and Indiana trsops.
a The latter nformed me Tat the federal forca
Vas about one hundred and sixty six thousand stroDs
They intended 10 BE- Ia Cornth IN three days. Nearly
half az the army, however. was sick aud disabled.
whsshss Or nos tbs nshs win delay Or pEsoigitsss
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t Mc@Gellans abfebmnss rrest

! McGlelldn8 NbfeBnn9 erre9t
btsr In einteen 2uartteren bebeutenbe Senla>
ttwt. Seinen 8reunben unb 8ertbetbteern
fam bte NaGrt9t iebr unSerbpft, um o tnebr,
als er na& einem In mtlttartl6er 5tnltGt
b6Gf antptGtteen @laBe beuroert 1T. gnbere
pplen wtTen, bab feline plSblt9e @ntfernun9
SCA Der Mratee bur4 BITE l1ntfrlm6un9 Der
9arpers GerrY Mfaire peranlaBt purbe.
tDtelange8rade ptrb isbt rsparirt
uno 1T fir spet Sage niGt palfrbar. Mebrere
Der 8url6en, bic, nm itrer GluBfabrt auf;u.
belfen, Der Bride alien H68ltGen S9aben que
3ufagen laHten, ltno arrettrt unb leben tbremt
Ilrtbeil entsesen.
Die Gpntrabanbs. - General
@abswprtb fat 6rn. Nt9pls, ben 6upertr>
tsnbenten Der freten Garbtsen, beauftraat, BITE
&inber berlelben, BITE fi9 TT BEN Gpntrabanb.
Camp ~beinosn, gu DerbtnSen unb fe niblt6e
@eperbe erlernen 3u lafen.
~ Serr q. 6erfurtb bat bic
0trtbidaft an Der @de bon Al unb 6 ctr.
Gbernpnlmen anp miro bsute einen fampIen
Fund aafttl&en.
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Weri1tsuerhanOlnm

V, o.. GtrcuttrC0rt. Sn Sa@en
Dapis Stsrpart unO GpnipstaU es9en 8,~@,
Qoueg ulp Gonlosteu. ge5abIum9 cpn 49,
1922, NIT 3lnIen muo Soften Dteiefbeu
9e9eu. 0u80 8tmms. 8e3abIunB bon S.
1929 ntbIt 3inlen uno Soften. ggut. Gam,
bigl unD gunlprteu gegen @Brn. s. Wallb nnb
is. s. @ourott. 8esnbtuns Don $4610.9 80,
ueblt 3iu1en nn6 &U(ten. 8anfarp un6 putt
ton ge9eu SO. paul unb %. SO. Ya9ucr. 8e.
sabtnng BON $956.50 unO Soften. Qlrppo
Bttts & So. 8seen 50. 9, 6itaeQ, 8esa9-
lun9 $1,453 nit Snterelien uno Soften. Dere
Ielbe qegen Daniel Nobtnipn. S9aOensrlab
unb Rojisn, DerleIbe 9egen S. 8. Nutb, er~
fannt ME Dor. = Nb5nir-8 ant 9eeen sc.
WaYnter uno 9. paul 8~e3ablune BON ST.
453. 80, uebit 3tnlen unb Soften, - @4ttneY
rnp 9aprence eesen btelelben. 8e3ablung
BON $1,482.89, nit 3inIen unb &olten.
Die Db6ntrs8ant 9e9en S. 6. Btrb mnb ct.
.. MnOerlOn. 8e;ablung ben $782.59
usbt 3tnlen unO Soften. = 9ebY abortion unp
GOnlOrten sseeu SObn S. 8ogO anS NubraY
@earre. 8e,ablung BON $1306,08 nebf Gin.
lsn unO Roften.
Gttp Gtrcutteuurt. 2ybta 8.
WetFter 9esen o. 8. 8ebfer, GeelAeiOun9s-
tla9s ein9ereidt. = Die MrutenalOctattOn &c,
gen S. $. Snpp unb @ltlabetb Cotton. 0trs
fcrtgeiebt.
Sn Oct s t m n a It fanb tpe8en
Der befannten Nb~weenbeit Oes NihterS 8onb
uno 9taatsanpalts Sttrltu9 tstne Conn
nbenofbung tatt.
GUurtp 6 0mmOn pleas, QOuile
Osplin ge9en q. So. 9rice. gttannt @Gas
benerlob iussen uu9elsbIt6er Gnspfdnpuns
gum 8elauf RON $105.17.
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m0rEtDreffe4

Baltimore, ben Z. NCSenber 1862.
ST. II b. Sc trmrbett 1876 9tllf arge'
bpten ; nielelbem purbew oerfauft 81 2 IL
a. 4 SO p 100 ID.
g hwetme wurben 81 bGberen 9relten
BON 8 IS @ 600 ~rerfauft.
S&ae Wentse tmG9artt. preile n~tebrt8er
3 so "a $50.
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% @aapne f1r IS proc. prpDf.
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8tenenWa9e. SO @ 40 GtS.
8aumwpIIe 81 "a 80 cts. % 10
Cafe. &tO % ID 80 "a SO3, Sasa 80
q 353+ 2aquasra 32@323 s.
BarbbGlser. BIantDIa $4,000
BraGte. Sraneen So "a 4 y 8Or Ct
trOnea 81 IS O. 8 ; trpfene @pfel Z cts.
10 oil MlusfatnpB so a. 81 Mnscat.
blatbe 45 "a At.
WrUbfftpaea. 5daltern y IL 81 "a s.
@ctten Z, @@tnfen 9@10. NteB>po,t $l2.o 90
&eis. Carolina 81, pttnb. 6.
0uanp. Yerupian: 2240 ID SEQ "a 81 /;
RmpGenmebl $24.
Set etbe. Wetsen, weiB prbtnGr 160@175
amsgeseiGneter $50; rptber 145@165.
Safer, Marplanb 40 "a AZ, @enniYlSant>
lder IS @ s..
aorm, metbes 65 "a 10, selbes 6s.
&Oeget MarSlanb 95, 9enaDlS. 90.
MeEl. 9pwarblreet, Iupey Sc 1901 90
extra .......6 623
y Sanity ......s SO
Gbt0 + 8eutuds Super 80 s7l
Gtt1a ~ so
u 8arttis ..s rs
Baltimore 9 %
Npegenmebl $5.12@6.25.
RUrnmebl 1915
M~OIaffes. Cuba 80 "a 40. porto &ieu
40 % 46 % @5aM4 New-S rleans 4O@4S.
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@rplpGon,

ct. 20uis, I. Nop. @e1srn frib 1
|t16r erplcbtrte auf ben Dampfer IS. $. Dideh'
10 Wetlen uberbalb ct. @eneSiese etner let.
ner DampfteTel. Sin 9al1aeter wmrbe 9etSo.
tet unb mebrere berIelben iotpte bon Der Miann.
I9aft tpurpsn %Derpunbet. Die Walagtere
purben burd einsn beftigen STOP aufgspedi
unb als 1e aus tbren 3imntern l~tirsten, fan
ben fe, baB bas 8out auf bas SainOisnfe,
~eelaufen mar unb fat TIM SGlamme fiat. Sn
ettpa Is Mtuuten, pabrenO BITE pafusiere nod
tn Der Gatate waren, erl6Itterte akermals eth
teftiger Sdlag bas S6tf, :nb a,genbltdltG
mar pte pprbere Gaiute NIT betBent Dampf ge-
fIlt. @teIe atbmeten tbn unp lantsn lterbene
3u Buoea. Wls bte = iTastere, porunter mes
rere Trauen, Spa SGreden mad benz 9interz
tbetlt flr3ten, brad 6euer i'm StaatS3tmmer
aus II. brang bur1 ben8oben iber benz ampfs
|te7eln. Die ansefrenstelen 8emabunseu
unterprIdten baielbe enoliG. Die l1ria9s
Der grplulicn 1T nod unbstannt. Der Snee-
nitur kebauptet, Der Stob sesen bas Il fer BABE
bic &efel In unUrpnung 9ebra6t; Nnbere ia>
gen, Der &eGel tpar alt unb Defect. Der 9t-
lot last, bas Nuflaufen fam baber, bab Elm
Stsnal gum &Idlaufen fir etn Signal gum
@Orgeben miBberltanoen tpu,be. Inter Den
|Epbten TT 2teut. s. Dodge, 6. Ser. Ct. Ga
|palerte BON philadelphia. Webrere 0srio'
men uurpen iiber Borp eelAleupert ; Nnbers
pran9en SpG SGreden tn'S @aGer mnb err
|tranterl Qm anpern Mersen um 8 l1tr tan,
Der Dampfer vWerner" unb braGte bte @af
lastere unp Wannldaft bierber.
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Grfplaluier Mnarif AMI @aibhine.
Die Nebenen Werten mad eintm ftarfeu Bonn
barbement suriiCfaeiBIasen.

barcement smrIcfaefbIasen.
Qpuieptlle, Z. Nue. Ote NulbvtlI
bectcpfnoe ,Refeuenu,adt ut b@oelisno iber
lgGpt WU.t.a. SVba Nrtdinrto9e, pfr liitf'.
baIb MurfresSborp 1ebtn lpti, ia! nur $500
Mann. llsberptss ltsDt Sta'p Diptiion IL
Ndbe bon NaIbpias. Die an9ebiide Bsipe
a,tn9 Der Hebellen BON Chattanooga Tad
WurfreestOro 1T misunderstanding, Do bel
Chattanooga feline Sride itber Den Stub fIbrt
uno Die 8eteaen feline oOsr aur 'psnt9e Bcote
gum nsberleBsn BADEN. g.
New@ Norf, 8. Nop. Gtne Spe3tal'
Dspel9e Der Tribune" ans 8Crling Green,
Rp., bonn Z. meGbet, DAP Sredtnrtpae nit
10000 &ebslsn NalboiIe anseSrifsn, abeg
mad stnem befttgen Bomtarpement 3uriidss.
lnlagen tpprben iet. Gerner, DaB Wforsan's
@uertua's BET etnem Gerlud, bte @iIenbabn4
Stride nabe @bse1eIp nteoer 3u %brsnnen, eben'
fals 9eldla9en tpprben lno nnp oab 0eneral
Wacgppt NIT letner Dipillun In NalbOtae an
getcmmsn unp bic Stapt auber @sfabr 1T.
Die G~etbtnbuns 3tptlGen Na1botae uno Dem
6auptqnartier 1T our6 @cnrtere ipieDerber8e'
felt.
WeMefes BON NaIbOiIt.
General Bras9 abseieft. - Spbnfon an lelner
Gtene.
QcmtSStlIe, s. Nop. I6eute puroen
8 ~gefaneene NebeGen BON Qebanpn ein9ebra4t,
,pOr,1nter Elm Spbn BON 6umpbrep MtarIball,
tpelGer feline Narule sebrpGsn fat. Gin aus
MurfreeebUrO e~ntlprnnsener l1niunssefanse.
nsr beri2tet Dem Democrat, baB bic @enerale
golt unp 8redtnrtDee NIT $4,000 Wann
unD Nrtilerte am 6reitag Worgen einen Nns
srtf auf Nalbpille bon Der Saoieite madten,
wabrenO 0lOrsan NIT 5000 @lann bon Der
NOrbIette Ssrlu9te, Die Bride 3m serfSren.
Wur9an tpuroe 3uriidseiAla8en. aber tas
8elultat bon @plt's anerif mar ibm nt&tbe
tannt. StQ's, WpubrpOf'S uno S1erlban's
Otsitonsn paren am 6reitae In Nal6Dtle
ansstOmmeu.
Bragg tpurbe auf 8sfebl Der Nebellen Ne~
eteruns perbaftet unb abssiebt, wesen leines
Uerfeblten 5elb3u8es In &entwdY. Soc Scbn>
ion puroe Ietn Nadfol9er.
SIN WurfreesbOrp bate man feline NaA-
rtdten BON Der gtnnabme Der 5taSt M0btle,
louisville, 8. gieS. 0ir lfsben felt
2 Sasen In telesrapbti6er 8erbtneuns NIT
Wtt6eQptGe, Ienn.
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Bon Rentudrp,

gtnctnmatt, 9. Np1. SIN Der NaGt
bonn Wtttwp@ euf Donnerltas tunrbe eth 3d.
tatlpn bss 8. IaR. GopaQerie &estmsnts
bmr9 cine bebsutenbe, inter Commando bee
&ebeqenculunelS Scwler tebenbe SruppenmaGt
am Benb @tSer, iis6en Meilen BON Mabi-
Ionetae (SSep.) %entfernt, an9ssrifen.
lnlere 3ruppen idlueen ben 6etno aurid
atIt 5tnterlaFune Son 8 SUoten, inter peaen
aud Sol. 8otpler, unb elmer SrpBea Nn3abl
8ertpuubeter. @isle Gefanesne tpurben se@
ma6t.
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Strand eines Waifenbanies.

Newe00rt, 9. Nob. Das tatbultlAs
8ot1euaIylum an 8ebfprp Npenue In 8rpOt.
lon 1T 6eute MOrssn total absebraunt. So
befanben f& 248 Rnabsn bnrtn, tpppcn, lr
Stel betannt III, 2 In ben Glammen mmfamen,
&c nu.ben tn ben bena6barten 6Gulern nnc
Der Nef In Dem MlGpGen=8 atIen9aule inter-
aebraGt. Sur BITE ~prOmpten unD furGtbaren
N~nRrenemn9sn bee Geuerbtpnrtements perbi.
teee arSberEn Gerlut an @enl4enleben.
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Sn D0seltn8 suurbe 0tobert 0ouIe,
Der MGrDsr bon MDon Bud, Uerurtbeilt, Q,'
6reitag Den 9. Sn:uor ben SOP ON @al8en
ga erleieen.
unorpeatltG. @,sern yeprpe Ma-
tbjloe Nttut6s a~rrstirt, neil lie NIT Gepalt ia
baS 6ans Der 6rau GrangIe etn3ubrineen
peri4dte. Suffice Gbpucra Idlidte pte 8stf.
psnaftGrerin In Die Sail.
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9+ G6eatet. - 5eute Nbenb tOmmt
In Ger Gurnbale, 800 8sFs 9rattfraBe, bas
i6ane Sauetper'i6e Drama Die betben
9Gdtsr" CUR Iufabrune, pcrauf MIR 8beaters
freunce E ipneer5 aufmertlam manen.
E CONCERT jeben Samfta9, Mcn<
tag ino Ocnnetta8 tn Der Irbeiterpaae, g.
6rebertdtr.
SO br. SOGn Shilling, SO. 211
W. prattfr, ierptrt + eute einen famu
fen 2nn6. Dies lpQten ltA 6etnlAmeder ae
notam nebmen.
g. 5err @. 9. clipper BAT bts
Sol rtblaaft in $40. 218 9orOs @osfr. ibers
nommea unb lerbitt beute WfCr9en etnen far
mpleR 9un&.
Hag= Die So. S6ueioer & Str babsn
Die 8terbrauerst Der Nlrs. NpBmart aber'
nUmmen, worauf mir bte @trtbe unb baf
0utlifum I'm N~leeuetnen aufmerFlam ma.
den
o. @ctDaten, Iebt auf Cure @elunbbet
unb traut ni6t ben 2teferitn9en Der Mrn,ee; &bolera. Stttt
un6 Darn1entiitnonne rOerten bic nddRen 6pt8en gnrer I'm
aatIanfeit Ieiu. 0ONCran's Ytaen unb Salbe loaten fh
suut S6ube eesen ipl6e 8rantbehsn, tets tn teoeS Seloatel
Ecrntter RnSer, ME bies BET ben fransSfi6en nne en9ltlbel
Gruppen Der Eau III, pelhe teine anbere WfeSi;in %eebrauder
ale biefe. Die Scr tofet nMr % @er1s. (2l6)
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@abt in mtnnesota,

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