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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

ST. Paul August 23--Par7r-s a-
the Minnesota river. reached her
night. state that the scouts e,iirr.a =
number OF whites already killed a-a
Sioux TO he five hundred The or5r.
basel on the number of bodies disc
along the roads and trails II j. lra-.
all the missionaries Were killed IN
civilized Indians exceed their sava----e
ren In atrocities Mr. Treuier. IN .--.-
prefer, who has spent mos Of Ei. r
among the Indians. volunte.lal
alone, trusting that his kngwl,-1-a
Indians AMI di~gaise would enable hin
to escape detection. lie dressed and ----.
ted In savage styIe- He arrived 3. ~
Upper Agency last night IL t.-all.
place literally the habifaliun ot I'D
lie VISITED aii th- huuS-S and saw L.E-.
mer occupants living dead-s1me on a,-
door steps. SOM inside. auj Others 81
tered In the yarl~ He rant tota. tr~
OF Hon J. Z. Brown and rsco-r7a .---
one OF the family. IL IN all. muria-est. :
visited Beaver creek found tiitv
killed went 10 every house. ana --
zed the bodies. nearly al being ION l.
habitan1S. Among The reco-rzza "A a. tls
Agency We're y. Giyeus and family II
Galhrs,ith and children: Or. Nyal
ard family: John and Edward Mn
AMI two missionaries. Rex. DR.. W.
son and Rev Mr. Rigs.
EX-GoveTu1r SihIev : now mar
To the relief % Fort Bilglev. H-r-,s.
scouting bands united In carryiu- o1a
concerted anI desperate Schcma. and s-
hc viii only be- too happy 10 ial rgr-
Iul upper bands OF ! lauA;ons and oth.- i
dians not united with them. Mr. Ir
tine disguised interpreter, WTisz~ 30 q K
Ram-yv from Henderson on the 2l-- Il
says n left Fort RiIglev IN alarm. T-
Were then two thousand Indians ar-
Fort Ridley, and ,he wooden l,li-.
were burning, lie thinks other lrl'.,
joining the Sioux, aS th1v pres.n. r.
midable ARRAY.
\ reliable letter, dated Gl1-.1 81
says: The injury done 10y ti.c -.aH--
/ OF the settlers l. Immense. Aua,-e- -,-
/ of Woe can hardly tie found IN tas Sa
a. in Mcleod, Mreker. and rhe N0tl-
part of Sihlay au3 Other coun'i- E~
Paul AMI the adioi'in@ county a1l
available horses are being --he-e5 -
and al SORTS OF weapons VIII h. r-~.- +.
willing hands for TN immeIla.a ar.i --
mary punishment Of the~. aulsr.au-
. rascally Indians. IL sav~ th.r. ARE r-
under arms 10000 Sioux Iud.ams. f.,
other tribes from <orthe-n lIi--arz.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

Ez- Surgeons will be appointed for .il.e
different counties for the purpose of ex-
amining the drafted soldiers with reference
TO their ability to do military duty. They
will be sworn to act honestly, and TO GER
tificate from any local physician will
exempt a person neither will the oath
of the person seeking exemption be re-
ceived, but the whole matter will rest
with the examining surgeon, to be decided
upon at his option.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

DIED-On Sunday at his residence. in
Carroll township, JACOB LUTHER, Esq,
in the 10th year of his age.
On Saturday, 23d inst, at the residence
of her son, John L. Williams. MARY
WILLIAMS, wife of Rev. Thos. Williams.
deceased, aged about So years.
y happy old age and peaceful diSsolu-
ton are signs of pure life and of an un-
injured constitution in youth. which NAV
truly be said of these two aged mortalS.
who have ended their earthly pilgrimage,
because they cast not their lots amongst
the hcentious throngs of the crowded
world, but sought more useful life by
extending the boon of civilization. far into
the wilds of Pennsylvania In childhood's :
years they came into the deep forests of
the Alleghanies, which were then only
marked by the lurid path of the red man
and the track of the wild panther, and
have lived TO see their efforts crowned and
to leave peaceful homes to their children
in this picturesque mountain, which Is
now marked by populous towns, where
the ring of the anvil and the shrill sound
of the steam whistle tell the progress of :.
civilized people.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

WASHINGTON. August 2i-B-=. ~
Bohlen, of Philadelphia, has ben 20
IN a recent skirmish In Virginia H- 80
shot in the head and died instantly
The recent expulsion Of newsppaT7lI g.
respondents from the Army OF I'D .--,-
and the order of the Government la..-
ding the transmission of intelligence l..-
that quarter over the telegraph ha- r
dered the collection of reliable ne"' g
tremely difficult and almost use-e~7
Something has been gong ON 10 g.
or less extent during the PaSt few '-,
during which. several attempts were - -
by the rebels TO cross the river. oa' =.
each time successfully rcpuisoa- S- =.
one instance quite a number ci p--'--
were captured. The troops IN 90
good spirits
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
Guerrilla Tpenrcdafi1-s.

MEMPHIS. August 2f-Tai-arg g
drod gueTriilaS, OPPOSITE Helena 'a-
a thousand bales o. cot..n. aal caE---
ted other deIredatiom~. within ti.e La-. T
days.
Ii l. reported that General Hndrl
army l. going West from Little Rnc5. -
that the people along the road sra -
with the army, taking thei~ neE~ss a--
other movable property
While Gen Hoyev'S Division ~--- %
turning TO Helena. from Cla-a-'aa. i.-
men were killed and several wour5a5 b
guerTillaS- \ lar-c amount OF T---
l. said TO have been deS.rovel '.v l.l
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

eg~ Rumors of battles and frequent
slirmishes come to us daily from the
wars, but we have no authentic intelli-
gence of any big or decisive battle. There
has been skirmishing ali along the Kappa
hanock, but the losses on either side have
not been great. Our men hold some i'm
portant positions on the other side of the
river which the enemy has several times
unsuccessfully attempted to secure The
rebels are endcavoring to get in the rear
OF our army by the way of Warrenton,
but our Generals are apprised of their
movements. and will foil their plans
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

BowITNG GEEsN- VIA Iloui-EI. e, Al
guSt22--Capt- GooIwin'S company 54
Indiana. We're attacked al Red Rig- =
terday afternoon. hy 900 of Won5UI-l'
men and three pieces OF artilerv- All.
an obstinate resistance. IN winch 'Ta'E
wins men killed and wounded FROM - q
81 rebels. Goodwin Slurande7ol 'a
los was seven wounded Our men T--
p8roled.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
GreeIy and Lincoln.

In another place Will be found reply
of the President to old Horace to his
emancipation letter We have not room
to publish this impertinent letter of MIR.
Greely to the chief Executive, which was
an insulting epistle, in the name of Given
ty millions of people," demanding proc
lamation from his Excellency for the i'm
mediate emancipation of the Southern
slaves. 1t will be seen by the Presidents
reply that he does not intend to crafty
the fanatical whims of these arch distur-
bers of the peace, and rebuke to this old
Abolition hummer, who has labored zeal
ously, for the last fifteen or twenty years
to bring about this unhappy state of our
country may be useful at this time. If
there is any Union feeling left in the
South, it is not Greely's fault that it was
not extinguished long ago, and il would
seem from the tone of the mammoth orr
Gle, the Tribune that neither It's worship
pers, nor the great high priest of AbOii-
tionism wish To see the Union ever resto-
rcd upon the old basis; for if those schemes
of immediate emancipation Were constitu-
tional, they are absurd in themselves
from the fact. if the President would, to-
morrow. declare the slaves free it would
by no mc:ins make them 80; a. it must
be plain To the most common sense mind,
that we cannot reach the slaves of rebels
in arms until we first drive them from
their strong hold, and in order to do this
we want a unanimity of sentiment and a
harmony of action throughout the entire
North. Hence the wickedness of this old
crusader in inculcating doctrines which
can have no other tendency than that OF
distracting the masses, and of diyerting
the war from lis legitimate ends
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2?. 1862
Democratic Nominations


1fuditor General.
ISAAC SLENKER, Of Union County
Slureyor General.
JAMES P. BARR, Of Allegheny County
.Stdte Senate
r. L. JOHNSTON, of Ebensburg.
Subject to the decision of the Seuatorial
Conference
assembly,
G.. L. PERSHING, of Johnstowu-
PrOtbOnotdry,
JOSEPH M'DONALD, of EbensbUrg.
District attorney,
PHIL. S. NOON, of Ebensburg-
Coroner,
JAMES SHANNON. of Johnstown.
Commissioner
JOHN CAMPBELL, of COnemaugh Boro.
Poor House Director.
IRWIN RUTLEDGE, Of JohHstOwn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

t. Read the advertisement OF Mr.
John Park, OF Jo!n>town, who has refit-
ted his marble establishment with late
designs of monuments and tomb stones.
with prices ranging from = 80 TO 81 900.
As sculPturer and gentleman, john l.
hard TO beat.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

e. The new tax law is the source of
a most troublesome annoyance TO Mr..
Lincoln and his Cabinet, from the hords
of small fry politicians seeking offices and
appointments for the collection of said
levies. We think the best thing the Pres
ident could do just at this time would be
to press them into the service as the most
eiiicacious means TO rid himself of this
pestiferous rabble.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

MoRT>IITY.-The consort of Oliver
Reed, of Blaeklick township, was buried
yesterday, and David James. (North has
followed to the grave, three of his children
who died Of dypihcria.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
g. The Iadv's Rock fnr SaD,a,,I,,,.

e. The Lady's Book for September is
well worthy of praise. The engraving,
entitled Contrition,'' is certainly a rare
gem. and is "A nice establishment TO the
book. This magazine is very fit COM
panion for the female and an ornament to
any parlor or table literature.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

ARREST OF CHARLES J. NGEE~aL--
PTIII-AnEIPTIA. Aug 25--I J. SAF
that Charles J. In-er-on has been ~
ted by Deputy Marshal Scuylgr and y.
under heavy bonds for language u-.l .
the Democratic meetin-on Sa-u-l7-- n
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
Letter from President Lincoln
---RepIy TO Horace .GreeIey.--
The Presidents Policy.

The following letter comes 10 us
through the regular Agency of the As~o-
ciated Press-E;ls y r. P5a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

\ PLUMP FEMALE.-Amongst the de
finite number of curiosities upon exhibition
Hemmings' great travelling gymnasium,
was a fat girl weighing six hundred and
fifty pounds, and hundreds OF persons.
after having been TO see this colossal mass
of feminine flesh and blood. returned by
the way of f. J. Mills & Cos. store,
and after buying and trading with them,
went home fully satisfied that they had
''seen the elephant " and more than saved
their expenses TO Ebcnsburg by Purcha-
sing from this cheap store.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

e. The salubrious weather of our
mountain for the last few days, has been
most delightful
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-16
erief BON ZEN @Oltear S6Den.
Tepf,iolccrreipcnben, bes gtif. Snquirer.1

~" paw 0H1N'tN*tJ
8clt0ar 9GGen, Ia. 0ft @enn
man pur6 Die Ser19ieoensn 9a9erpl1be 9ebt,
10 fsbt man flar, baB Der 9r6Bte Ibetl Der
Truppen Die Spec bat, baB de bier weuieRens
fir etnen Mfcnat permanent bleibeu tperDen.
Gins bte(er Nn3etGen 1T Die GrriGtuns BON
6euerpl1Ben In ben 3eIten, um bic Sruppen
1T Gtanp gu leBsn Dem 6rpt ipisperIeben Sa
fCnnen, tpeun er Oemnddtt Ietm @rl9einen
maGt. Diele 8euerplabe bete6en aus elmer
8srttefun9, pelde I'm btuteren Tbeile Des Bel
tss ausgegruben unb nit ether Gilenplatte
aberbedt tptrp. Sin SGurnltein BON 3tesel-
lfeinen auf9eflDrt, leitet Den Nau9 btnaus.
Sn Ben naBfnlten MG9ten, pel1e mir iebt ba-
ben, III Elm warmsS 6euer b~urtbaus ntGt ur,
an9ensbm fir bic Sruppen.
Wir ein9en bieiea @icr9sn in pas 5aapt~
quarter oes Sol, Seenan BON 116. Nenns
lplUania 9tsstment, unb fanpen nieIben lebr
ausenebm 9elusert, 9sine 3ruppen beinOen
li6 I'm belfen 3utanoe. Sic fnD tpo9l btsci@
pltntrt uap ieDen Ni9eublif gum Dien(te Be.
reit, DaS Te9tnent 9ebGrt iebt gum @um<
rnaubp beS Sen. SranciS Weagber.
Gbe mir an9efommem tpareu, bate Die l1e@
terreiGans elmer 8las8e an bas &eStment
ItattscfunDen, uno mir bepauerten ntGt eber
9etommsn gu leiu, I'M al Der Setter She'll nebs
men an fDnnen.
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@em. geouresarD an Gen 3. yrass.
: @uaum Springs, 8laoin, ala.,
28. Suit, 1862.
Mle(u !perther Wetteral

Siren Brief BON, %. erbtelt t0 geItern
Nbenb. Sd 9ebs S9nen NIT 8ersnitgen Die
fcl6en0en Nnli@ten i6er Sbre beabltGtt9ten
0perQtianen BON 3upelo aus, bic i5 witnIAe
Sbuen lotpOW Sbret>, ola Oes Qanbe5we9en
Dsn So"lltanpiolen GrfcIg.
sic 4atteu au9enl9einli6 bon bier DIM
9en MIR ems 3a tbun /; y 6alsf BET @cfiNtb
~anSu9reifen ; y BueI BET Chattanooga an'
3ugreifen +; 81 Wrant BEL Mempbts a%n3ugrets
fen, nuc A. miBte bet SupeIO gu bletten
Na6 BEN, mas Sie anseben, 1T bae @rile
aa9euiAeinliA unjuldff9, unO pas 9sbte fam
.utNt etnen Nu9eutlid fortgeltbt iperpen benn
.G9dttgfsit, 5bdti9feit = Sbdti9feit ID, pas
|wtr bratden.
gBaS nun Die anoersu Wrcpolitipnen be-
trift, 70 1T eS au8euIbetnIt6, bdB, penn Sic
nt9t ben Oeus Strip Smttb BET Chattanooga
perltdrFeu, CT Son 8usl iberma(tlet werben
tptrD, uup Damn iVlro unlere 8erbinDung NIT
pen Often unb I'm leren GOrrGtben gu 2%ttlanta,
Nt9nlta ac. ab9el6nitten letn. Nu9 Wirpe
etne tbetltpeile 8erltdrfung sic bel Eupelp
70 lNwdGsh, Dap STE fir ancere 8ewe9ungen
BON BORT aus 9el1bmt Iein ipiirSsn. Gle ba@
Fen babsr Den fli9lten Ne9 etn9eldtagen, tn
Dem Ste All Smitb ATE SIRE entbebrltden
8ruppen IenOeteu, uur nit NuBnabune elmer
9ena9enDea Mn3abl CUR Bel0iibung S9rer
Nteperla9ell, binter Sprer 9e9enwarti9en 90
ftipn BET Gupelp,
Ser brittle 8orlNta9 wirOe Sbneit eintgeu
Grfvlg ssipa1rt baben, aber IN leinen 9tflulta-
ten tetnsn 10 gldn3eaoen uno wtdtt9en, pte
Der 3psite, wsnn Die 3eitua9en Sbnen ee4atz
ten, lin erfoleret6 auS3ufibren. DEM 9al=
fed unb Buell., welbe Die 8alis einsS langen
etet6(denFli9en Dretsds, ipODut Mtobile Die
SptBc til, oeeupiren fSnutsn 9er S9aen mad,
Chattanooga fommett, tpet,i. lie Sure 8eipe@
9ungeu merten Iplten, unp bann pIrDen sic
NIT stusr iiterle9enen Mtadt st fampfen bas
ben, pie paS BET uus 9eipGDnltA If. Den
Maeenbtid, mp Sie naG CHATTANOOGA fpmmen,
loQten sic Die SfenltSe er8retfen nnb Dabei
cte loleenpen 8rpBen Drtu5ipten Der Rrte9s'
funlt TN Nu9c bebaltea:
u StetS Dte OfaNen S6rer Armse nit Den
8tactipnen PES 8einbeS In geriibruns gsbraGt
~ NiSslidIt Sel geBen Ieine Serbtnoun8eu
ppertren, cbne Die et9enen b~loB5u8sben. 3
@tets nuf Der tnueru unp tar3sren 9tnte Ope,
rtrt. SD 3peifle nidt5 baB sic BET eintger-
maben slei@er MtaAt lietS Grfolg fnoeu
tperben.
8eilaufig benfe i'd, mir lUuten in 3ufuuft
In unIeren omtIi9sn Daptereu Die ganfesa
N6oltttcnilten tatt 5speraliten nennen, pa fte
teBt Mbplittpn ni6t nltr Der Sflaperet, ~lcnberu
al unlerer cos fttitiOnelen 9tsdte prCfIamirer
uno paS piro cine empfnolihe Wirfnu8 aui
unIere meltlt@en 6einOe baben,
Nufrtdtig SBr 8renno
@s 8. 8eauregarp.
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Ger. .GnnFer.

Scl9enbe S9iloeruns be8 tapferen @eues
rails, Der BON 6edt8ireget an Der Sptbe una
lerer Nrmee ltebelt iolte, finpen mir III elmer
Q6aIbiu9tcner @prrelppnben5 pe8 y@incin.
Splf8blatte8.)
Sen. Sprfer erbrlt li9 raid bpn.s Ieiten
Wpn6en, Ofan iiebt ibn gele9eatlid bur9
bic StraBen fabret. Scooter ffebt un3ipeifelz
Daft in Der SprberIten 01eibe atterifanilder
@enerate. CT 1T ein tapferer, fibner unb
ertIdlpl1ener Sploat, Elm 9er1per, cffener
@barafter, u1b ein Wfann BON Brin5ip urb
ben ebelfen @isen1daften bes SerSen8. -
Seine Srlpaten lieben unp l9Gben i6n al8
Splpatu II. WienId. $50 timer cine Sdla6t
int Sfen ltattftnpet, ba 1T Sppfer an Der.
6rpnte unb ipD Sppfer bic @clpnneu anfibrt,
pa front her Sie9 unl ere @affen. 5ppfer
1T 43 Sabre alt 1887 frat ct in Die re9u-
lare Irmee, ei1er Der mentgen 5uperlGli8en
Belt Bpinter. SIN merifanilden &rte9e
5etAnete ft4 Sppfer ~ppr3ugSpetie aus nnp
muroe BET bret peridtepeuen @ele9en9eit pro-
mpptrt,
SIN Sabre 1858 %reIi9uirte Sppfer feline
@pmntiltcn 1T Der ~re9uldren Mrmee NIB lie6
lt9 ouf elmer 6arm an Der 8ap bon Gan
6rarci8cp nieber. Nl8 aber bic Nahridt
bonn an9riff uuf Sort Sun1pter galifpruien
erreidte, reiite Sopfer mad ben ii fli9en
Staaten ab, unl Der He9tertng leine Dienlte
an51tra9ert. Setn arS9e5etdnete8 Serbal-
ten al8 General in Der Nrmee 1T Dem 9anbe
befannt. 2ebte8 Sabr mplte ct Die Soto
mac 8lpfape aufBeben, atcr McGlellm lieB
eS nidt gu. @abrenb Der Salbinlel GAM
pq9ne le9te Sppfer eiten plan 5ur @in1abme
Ntdupnp8 ppr, uno Bat barunt, bic 0dlltpn
au8fitbren 3u biirfen. Aber Mc@lellan lAlu9
tbm oa8 Gniuden runo meg ab. Scooter 1T
cine i%mppnirenbe 6i9ur, i6lQnf. ober mus
fnlSS uub gut prcprrtipltirt. Seine milpen
Ip9en perratben @utniitbisfeit mp feline
9pbe, freie Stirn Suteui9eu3 unO Settles
IffGrfe.
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Mmertfantfcbe Nn6rtdbtcn /.
0ferne fir Die 9(rmee. Sn Sc

Yferbe fir bic Mrmee. Sn Sen. 0ics
@leIlan'8 Artnee gibt e8 iebt 5000 1000
@aDalerilten cbne 8ferbe, pa ba8 Quartierz
~weilter8 Departement lid tpei9ert, mebr alS
$40 1870 per Stif 3u be5ablen, alS bic
S9abarat8Ideine mod par ltanpen urb Der
Sries nod ntdt 10 piele 9ferben aufserieben
bate, iparen le gu benz erpdbnten Brei8 5u
baben. Seit aber Die Ser. Staaten Napie-
re % 8rc5ent sefalen linp, iiub Die 8ferbe
i'm PretS 9efttesen uno AUDI Iebr lelten 9e>
pprDen.
SIN @eeenlobs 5a pteIer Ausabe lnst Der
uBai9. Star" BON eeiern NbenO, OaB bas
9aarttermeilerS Departement feline Yrei(e fir
Nrmeepferpe ftrirt babe unb biefelbe su ieOem
au9ebU.suen @retle, Der niGt ibertrieben let,
anfamfe.
Netu>0nrf, IA. Sft. Sun Gppper<Sns
litut fan6 geItern Nbeno cine lebr eerdnld,s
ppae Demon ~tratipn 5u @unIten Der Sirnla
Self, Davis unp Comp. itatt. Gin unterp ben
S(aesen auf Der Blatfprm angebradtes
Mtptto 3ei9te pelttli4 ben mabren Gbarafter
Der ~Serlammlun9. @8 lautete ettpa, pie
|fpl9t: vDie 9rpBe Sra9e it, ioIl Der Nbpiir
tieni8mu8pie lnicn pernidten pper tte llnipn
ben Nbplitipni8muS ?" Son elmer Niebermera
futg Der 8ebellion mar gar feline Gebe. Spr|
Der GrSffnun9 Der 8erIammluns las Der NOS
torilde NanperS Elm S9reiben beS Srn. Ner
ter Cooper ppr, Der Die Gentlemen" erlu@te,
ben SuBbppen nidt bur6 Spuden GIT Bee
I4muken. 6r. Sprace S. Glart tpnr6e gum
Yrdipenten eripdblt auf Der 8latfprm iaz
fen Srppf8 unb Gaama9pe, Gle gbefs Der
Snpmnptbin98 I'M Staate Seem 0orf.
Nuf ben 2ilten Der SiceprdIioenten unb
Sefretdre ltanpen bic Namen mebrerer Ser
ten, Die pcbl ua4tra9li9 se9en bic O@bre"
prpteltiren merpen. Die Sauptrebner ra<
rem bic SS. SeYmpur, Der 81 bepeilen Iud.
te, paB er lppal IeL Spbn San 8uren, Der
pte bumrriiii4e 8plle in benz Stide iibers
npmnten Bate, Hidarb S'@prma1,
uDie Union, lpie ie mar" ID. T.. nit Der
Sflapenbalterbalpe an Der Spibe)- bies
Wtpttc bilpete~b cen @runotpn IN Neben unb
- ST, Cooper min bas Qpfq(
bellte auSraudera lalien. (Nbo5ta.)
Mem : 0nrf, Is. SftOber. Die ausbe.
bung 1T auf ben 3e1ntpn Ncpember Derlhpben
bas If ben erften NfCnta9 na9 Der @taats.
pa6l. as
@ensral slnt9cu ptrC Das @el&aft Ietten.
So beiBt Dap pte bon Ners2JCr un6 8rcpf.
l9t nod ssfOrOerte Nn5abl Is, 600 betraat, bas
tpstt ntebr, ais man aleemein alaubte.
Die Bere9nunS, mad tpelGer nur mod ipentoe
1aulfnpe fsDltsn, 1T pubt baber eatfanben,
Dap man ale abmarl&irenpen 8feairnenter
fir pOa anlebte, pabrenb bte metten bopun
tbatlaAliA nur 500 Bis 600 Mann aablten,
Ote MusbebanesFcmmiflare linb lGun e~rnannt
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-16
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auf benz gDfee ndG 8Ofpn.
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lenpampfer nNlotamn" p290") aerltErtsn
amerifanilhsn SAife: Srmulsee, AEert,
@ruii er, Nomtral 8late, Srsan 9tVser, %
repla, Benjamin Suder. Beatber Sage, Nls
bamtan nup Starlight.
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fam am 4. brauBen an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-16

GorrefpDnSen5 5pifdbem 8eaure8arb
nno Sen. =SgSjutaut Cooper unb
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-02
Reported Defeat Of Federal
TrOOOS.

The following appears in rebel papers:
GAnpNEn's CORNER, VIA PoCorALIGo, s. G..
December Is, 1861.
About half-past one o'clock yesterday af-
ter noon one of the enemy's gunboats passed
by Port Royal Ferry. Our batteries opened
fire upon her, striking her three times. I'M
on meeting with this rather hot reception, she
steamed rapidly past, and ran aground about
three miles the other Side OF the Ferry. As
soon as our troops became aware Of the fix
into which the Yankees had got themselves.
Lieut. McElhengy, of Captain Moore's field
battery Qrom Wilmington, N. C.1 was
dispatched with section OF the battery to Il
point just opposite to the shoal on which the
guuboat was aground In the meantime
three flats crowded with the cnemy's troop,
had moved from the opposite shore, under {
sharp fire from one cf their batteries directed
against our troops on the main. At tina
point our forces consisted of Captain West
company, Jones regiment.
Lieut.. McElhenny's Battery arrived lust
tho flats had came about midway in tn
stream. llc Immediately opened fro upol
them with tremendous effect. ono of th
flats was soon sunk, and our fro created ter
rblc havoc among the soldiers on the othe
two ilats, which hastily put back. Nigh
came on, and ended the cannonade. Tn,
steamer moved olfwth the food tide. III
cnemy's loss among tho men on tho flats
must have been very heavy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-02
Mason and Siidcii.

Our weak kneed, cowayiy Administration has
given up the rebels Mason and Sdell, to Great
Britain. After they were captured the Rcpub-
lican part7 were profuse in their praise Of Capt.
WILKES, Congress approved Of the capture, the
Administration approved of it, the Republican
newspapers all approved of it. In fact there woi
not a word Of dissent came from the denomina
party. But, ther, England threatening fight, ant
the Administration being altogether to polite Il
quarrel with petite oat govcrnm ent, got down Oh
its knees, retracted its commcudations of Capt
WILKES, begged pardon for arrcstng the rcbc
Commissioners, delivered them up and sent then
rejoicing on their mission Of treason. This give:
unbrdlcd license to privatecrs pirates sIaycr'
to commit their deprodation' on the high seas, and
to screen themselves from all punishmentby hoist
ing British flag. The Rebels have done no ac
SO well calculated to promote their cause as ha
been this cowardly act of the Federal Administra
ton