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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

HIS HAND UPON OUR THRoAr.-Ths vora-
cous and modest Bennett AYERS that General
Mcclellan has his hand upon the throat of
the South, and can choke us all to death
whenever it suits his good pleasure. His
figure of speech describes accurately the
temper and purpose of the Lincoln Admins
tration, which may be compared to a high
wayman, selling an innocent traveller by the
throat with one hand and with loaded pistol
in the other, bidding him deliver or die This
is precisely what the North means by this
war-nothing more, nothing less-deliver
rs yonr cotton, rice, tobacco, naval stores,
and trade and commerce generally, or die.
But the traveller in this ease happens to be
armed, and is in no humor to deliver up dime
upon compulsion. If the highwayman can
choke him to death when he pleases, he has
been long time in doing it. We were to have
been crushed in April, according to the vicious
Herald. That paper declared that we should
not be permitted to vote upon the Ordinance
of Secession. Then it was merciful enough
June, and gave us still farther respite till the
Goth of July. when our Congress was to meet,
and which Bent EFT declared old Scott would
dispense at the point of the bayonet. Certain
events on the 21st induced the Herald to
change its opinion, and it instantly became as
vociferous in magnifyipg the military proves
of the Southern Confederacy as it had pre-
viously been in deriding and running it down.
1t has now returned to its old game Of brag
and buster, aud audacity. Mcclellan is
tbrottling and choking us, but he is doing it 80
gently that the subject of it 10 not aware of
the experiment. Shut up in Washington,
blockaded in his own capital, AMI unable or
unwilling to make a sortie in it's defence, he
has his hand upon our throat and is choking
us TO death Ii Benefits readers are capable
of believing such nonse9se, be would despise
himself if he could give it credit.
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ALSO,

RIGHTLY PUBLISHED:
THE SOUTHERN SPY Letters on the Pol
10y and Inauguration Of the Lincoln War
written anonymously In Washington and else
where, by Edward A. Pollard, Of Virginia
author of "3iack Diamonds"
CONTENTS.
l. Letter to President Lincoln, written at " ash
2. Letter 70 President Lincoln, written AZ wAsh-
irgton.
J. Letter to President Lincoln written ST Waah-
ington.
4. Letter to Presiden. Lincoln. written near The
Government.
s Letter to the Editor OF ---, written In Ma
ryland.
9. Letter to Secretary Seward, written In Mary
I. Letter to President Lincoln. written In Mary
land.
8. Letter to Doctor Tying written In Baltimore.
Q. Letter 70 Gensrd Scott written In Maryland
EPRICE, so GETS.
PRESCIENOE.-As Speech delivered by Hon
Beverly Tucker, CT Virginia Ia the Southern
Convention held at Nashville, Tenn, ApU
18th, 1850. Price Csc.
Persons RENTING the prize Of either Of the above
named Books will have them SAINT to any psT' Oh
the Southern Ccnfederacy free OF postage.
The trade allowed liberal discount
Address orders to
WLST Il JOHNSTON.
Publishers. l45 Main A.,
IA lt--lt Richmond va.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.-The Funeral Ser
mon of Mrs ELLIOT CHILES, late Of
Manchester, will be preached Today, at
Branch's church, in Ones terneld county, at
IL O'Clock NJ. The friends OF the family OF
the deceased are respectfully invited TO at
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On 4 ~ REWARD.-,toIe en-, from my stable,
NI(D at Half In the county OF Henri
CO, ' miles from Richmond. on the 10th of
January, a small GRAY HORSE, very CON-
pas tly made; has knot on his tail, about
iuches from the root; also, a scar ON both
fore knees, caused by being hung In the sta
Bile.
The shove reward will be paid If delivered
4 the stable of N. q. LIPscoMB, and Second
st. between Broad and Grace.
ia I2-ot& L. I. CARTER.
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MY kUTlCE.-UuT sale OF ClotbiaK and
Shoes Will take place on THURSDAY morn
ing, the IS h inst, in the second story OF our
warehouse and will be sold By catalogue.
The assortment will be very large and
varied, amour ting to nearly fifty Thousand
dollars. all fresh goods, aud Will De sold IN
liberal lots, and Ia most cases without re-
serve. The goods will be ready for exam''
nation the day before the sale.
KENT, PAINE CO.,
ia l0--tds Auctioneefs
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The undsrsignsd Will ssll apoa rsasoAabls
terms q very excellent lot Of good SHIP.
BUlLDlNa TIMBER, lying IN the oour IL
OF OhsstsrAsid, nsar Port WaHAaal, within
9 mile and half Of . good wharf or landing.
dreae through the mail ~ Uhesse1 r. o..
d iI--eiR STRACHAN WHITE.
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or REWARD.-Ran off from Mr.. W. W
spD Sledd's stable, on Brook Avenue, on
i uesday, 9TH instant, a dark brown. or dunn
MARE, Of medium size, with white spot
in her forehead. S he had On, when last seen,
a blind birdie. heard Of her yesterday eve.
ming In Butchertown. will give the above
reward for her delivery to me. at the OLD
Market, or to Mr.. VIM. Sledd's, or secured
anywhere that can get her. Any informa.
ton concerning her will be thankfully re-
ceived.
is ll-2t& b. II. (R u MP.
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CTRAYED MULES,-Taksu mp, on the
- Falls Plantation, Chesterfield county, on
January 7th, TWO MULES-one black mare
mule and enc eorrel horse mule, both DID,
The owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away
ia LIFTS DANIEL f. WARD.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
Takeu from my Room, between the goth Of
December and the lst Of January, one package.
containing 500 In notes and one God ENAM-
FLED WATCH, number forgot.sn-eithsr Is or
81 caret; cylinder wheel broken, cannot be mend
ed in this city. Any Information will be thsnk-
faly received At this office, and the above reward
given. jali-3ts
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sible for his conduct to the grantor Of ali IA
vors The cause Of temperance is the cause
of woman, is the cause of our wives, our
children, and-our smeetkearts. If it were not
so, said the speaker, would not lift up my
voice again, before an assembly in advocat-
ing the benefits of our order. He then pre-
sented the influence of the fair sex, their in
terest in the welfare Of mankind and woman
kind, too. His next attack was upon tho
rulers of people; if the ruler can't rule
himself, it ia impossible for him to rule Others
In closing he described the old ship of TEN.
perance a. having out weathered the storm,
and arisen from the mighty breakers around
her, and entered placid stream. Even now,
while she appears to sink beneath the wild
fury Of the bowling tempest, she rides safely
and securely into the har Dor; while there
may be seen floating above her decks, the
nnchanging and glorious flag, encircied with
Love, lPurity, and Fidelity.
The Sons then formed .. procession, and, in
company with y good many Daughters of
Temperance, retired from the church, and en-
tered tho reception room of Springfield Hall,
when presently they were conducted into the
room which had been previously supplied
with tho good things Of life; and, If We were
to give description Of those who collected
around the festive board, We should think and
Judge them to be gentlemen and ladies' Of
taste
The remains Of the bombarded soupre be.
ing lsft quietly to slumber, the guests return
Cd again 70 tho upper part Of the hall whore
enlivsntng conversation commenced. Avery
agreeable time. having been thus far spent the
desire OF further enjoyment was rife, whom,
~ esiis made upon the different members Of
the Grand Division, some very entertaining
jss d'esp,it was grstuitously given, In the
intervening time between the speeches, vocal
music inspired the heart Of the sncoaA dino
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Dan.
||fheu
j Nd
In
bder
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On the 10th In slant, after short illness, OF
typhoid pneumo nia, at his residence, On the
Wsstham Plank Road, about O'Clock r. ~ /,
HIRAM CARNELL, at ths age OF thirty 'nvs
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T.. -. District C0uTt-in THIS court, yes
tsrday, orders of sale were entered in tho
cases Of the Confederate States against John
Predmore, 0. E. MaItby, and NJ. Il. Watkin-
son, for the sequestration Of property. Judge
Halybu delivered an elaborate opinion in
the case of the Confederate States against
Wolff and Stern, to sequestrate the property
of Elkers, which is noticed more fully in
another department of this paper.
Daniel B. Lucas qualified to practice as an
attorney in this Court.
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Ser &riea In IennrGee.
80 cWeinnpiae bon Sen. MeliOn beIeet

Nafbptlle, 5. Dug. Sen. 9ttlIon Be-
Isbte am Gpnntag Nicliinnpi0e nit 5000
5rnppen. Der Jiebeaencolcnel 6ocreit aob
uuo ltsB 40 0uertlao IN uulere 6dape fallen.
Morgan mar Mot porten. 6orfslt pirD au
Sparta nit 1000 Ntann @aUauerte perlnutbet.
Cine 3ransportlinte 3pilAen NiurIreeetUru
nnp Mc1JfinnOiae 1T fur Die uaiontten erGJif-
net wOroen ebeniO cine 3elegrapbmperbin-
Dung.
@eu. Ne9lep III setern 3u Columbia anae>
.tommen+
q. .. o. Ni6Ollpn, 9iiGter 0lartin unp
Sruper, unp @eneral Brand (inD mad Dem
Sloen 9elGidt wUrOen. Sen. 9ieglep bat s1
WiliamSpprt, II Metlen BON Columbia, cine
Ttatfe G%eteuenmacbt getpren9t. Dtsle5 9el9ab
am Samltag Nteup. Cine Nn3abl ytebelen
wurpe gefan9en.
Capt Sultan bon Den 9ennelee-5 ruppen
BAT cine 0usrilabanDe BEL 8i0bpspile, wentae
Weilen BON Columbia, In Die 5ludt ael6laz
gen.
Die @ueriQaS in Der giabe bon Columbia
babeu ben &erlnh 9emaGt, lt6 3u ccncentri-
rem. Die GuBerlte 0aAlamtett lit nGtbie, tbr
GOrbaben gu ~psrsiteln uno Osntleben 3~upOrjt-
fOmmen.
Die 8unbestruppsn baIten 9ibertY belebt.
Sn Der ylabe bon Columbia tnp betraAutGe
Quantitaten 8aumpOle 3erll6rt wOreen. Die
GennslIee unO Nlnbama Giienbabn BON 60
lumbta naG Nalbvt0e tt niemuIS ltterer ses
wslen. Mpr9an ioa 81 &nUr0ile lein. @pl,
StoteS pom l. Sennellee Gaoalerte 9ies. balt
9ente @araoe al, um Die Sa6tietstt Ietner
Wannl6alten unp 9ferpe 3a seieen.
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faltes, tleberigeS @epnrin, bos lia gu etnen
Rnduel SulammenrDut, unO SteleNsaaRsss A N
%oerfaulte, itbelrte6enpe Dtnae. @al3en 81
ben Stein btnpegt laden Sie ben Gonnen
lHetn DEG Tcrtihrittes auf Die Steae fate,
lno tCmrnen Sie mad einem Sabre wieper, !
ptro SIR Nu9e Dor Srsupe ibfr Die oOr9esan
gene geranOerun9 leu6ten +: 3arteS @riin MIR
ben Ylab beteft baben, p~uftenpe Blumen tper
ben barauf bliben uno gtaes piro 6rilGe
Reinbeit unb SreuOe at6meu. Der Steii
II. 10. TT Der @onle>SatismuS uno ietne Se
lettignu9 Der SprtI9ritt."
Seit Dem SATIRE 1850, alIo II
benz tur3en 3ettraume bon srpGlf Sa9ren, far,
ben fOr9enre peutiNe Sariftfeder:
0ultao S9pab, Nitclaus 2enau 1850
Wll9elm Say Q851); @utOO BON @6rres
Nobert geintf (1852); ausult @9nel3er
eubtpis Deinbarpltein, GOuarO Duaer, Cub
mig Sled, @usult @optl& 1883; G9rit
S6mio 1850; AbUlpb Solen. Wfar Nat
pau Q855) 5einrid 9etne 1856 So1epl
.. GtAenoOrff (1857); NOolpb SAults, ga.
pbtr, Sarnbasen BON @nle, Sran3 &uale
1883; Ybilipp Spitta 1850; @rnt $40
RIP Arnot, 2uowi9 8e9tein (1860); g. IS
9rdssl 186l); 2teOOOr WtunOt, 6rsiber,
BON 3eOltb, 2eoputp S9ffsr. @alteat, Snltinul
6erner (1862).
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NeserfraSaHe,

Mit 8e3u9uabme auf bic iInefen 9teaer=
1tnruben in 8rOOtlgn, wel6e mir bereitS aus
fiibrliA mtitbdlten, last Die pglew gOrfer
Nbenp3eitun9";
y9tuber pem 3wede, benz nteSrtefen 9Gbel
Der eroBen StaOte pes NorDens @}eIhmad an
Rranallen uno 8%ImtpersieBen bei3ubrtneen,
baben bic le3slltuuifilAen urbeber Der ru6to.
fen MOrpOerlufe geseu barmlOle 9leee pabr=
1hetnlt6 nod einen anoern. Sic leben, pa6
bic G1entli6e Meinun9 BON Sag au Ga9e
lamter uno ltdrfer Die Niitperwennung Der gle-
ger CUR untsrOrudung Der 0tsbe1iCn forpert.
@enn lGpn aus Dem Staote SnDtana, wg
fDnlt Der 9leesrbaB 70 beftig mar, auf pie Mu=
noBme pOn yieg%erregtnentern ~seoruneen Miro
tpsnn Elm Dbis BON Der alien S6ule, mtt
@UuS. Sprague BON GbDoe Selano, Id
erbtetet, perlGnli1 Gin Neserre9tment in's 5eIs
su fubreu, panu fam Secerntann Die 3et
naA 9agen bere6nen, ND Der aI9emeine STU
na6 elmer 6rsiertIarung Der NegerIflaOen 81
lout eri6oaen ntrD, UNI nod BON 9ralipenter
miBa9tet gu rperDen.
vlnD in DielerSOrausliGt aetteln Die Se3PI
I%icntltsn i'm Jloroen RrowoGe geeen Die Siege
an, INN Die Ne9erlflapen ab,uI6refen, um il
nen Die uebfr3eusuu9 bei3ubrineen, oas Fl
BON ben nganFses", Die le anseblt6 p~befreien'
t~pUllen, ME bic 6uace bebanOelt, ieOes Mit
tells gum 9tbenanuterbalt %berautt, ia malta.
crirt weroer.
vWtan fam ld Darauf perladen, OaB Di
SflaSenbalter I'm SiOen Die 8ertAte iiber oi
in Den erubsn nGrpliGen Stdotsn ltattsebabtel
9leeertrawaGe NIT DEN obenteuerlidlfsn 2us
Ihmidungen uno uebertreibunaen un.er Del
Ne9srn Dertreiten werpen. vSsbe", peroel
le la9en, no sebt es Den Ole9ern in Der ss
prteisnen Grei9eit i'm NVrpen! 8erlcl9t uni
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Mmerifauif1e Maebricbteu.

@nm Wetu>0Drf. Die 6%euerme6r ni6t
pientIret. Die alsemein perbreitete NnliNt,
DAP Die Teuerpebrleute pom MilttdrDieat be-
freit letsn, l6etnt auf einem Srrtbum tkcuy.
gu baben. Sin altes Staat6selet, ipt ! ole
6eusrpebr inter 9~epiieu Beptn9unsea VA
Dem Mlitarpient Be relt, pnrpe aud IN pae
neae Mllt5seIes auf5encmnen, bod fol- Die
Sefreinn9 pom Dienlt i'm 9e9enwartieen Sat
nt4t eintreten tGnneu, pa paS @sleB bslase,
paB i'm Safe zines Rrteees, elmer Snlurref
tion ODER Snpalipn pie Stuerleute bienltpGliG-
tig leien, pie ale aaDeren gurgfr.
Aer3tlt6e Nttef enuBen nt9tS
BET Der NuSbebung. Ser Surgeon
9eneral 16reibt, paB dr3tltde Nttelte uber
t6rperli4e nebd Die gum Mtlitdrpienlt un=
tau9IiA MAIDEN nur In Se5us auf ben Staat8-
miIl3pient 0eltung baben lolen, @smdB
Der Srpre pom &rte9emintlterium weroen ala
Burger BON elmer beltlmmten Nltersflalle, p5ne
Nadli1t auf tbren fDrperli1en 3%ultanp, Der
3ebnns uatsrwUrfen werDen. Wer inter Den
gum Dtent se5cseusn fir tGrpsrli0 untaus=
ltd tefunoen psrcen lOlte, Der miro erimirt.
Bum Dottpr gu laufen uno fh Elm Nttelt aus.
lteIsn gu lalen, um niGt Die OiuStete ibultern
gu ma(sn, lit Daber III lpnlt, penn AUDI ntNt
IN ieper 8e3iebung.
9ofmett ter Wnfeman ais 50 T.
bepfft3ier. Sober Anseltellte i'm bieIi9en
9Uitamte bat ein pom ppltIneiter Uafeman
undergraduates Circular 3u9flbldt brfcmmen,
in pelGsm auf CART oerblumte Weiie 81 Derlte
ben se9ebfn If, RAP ipelln Dee Qorelat nidt
bic gum 10. .. M. piniefsns stnen Ne-
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@nit Sort Mnmrne.

WI w ' - <tUHuH.
Der Oampfer @spreeanna, Capt. YscrIon,
!pet6er al Slo gpint 3uridgtbalten pprpen,
tam erlt tim s ubr pieIen MOrsen bier an.
Ste brafte NaIIa9iere unb cine 2apung
5ri6te, welDe jebt IN Sils n 6iiae in
NOrfplt County lino. llnter ben S0lpatsn
tparen ptsle 6rante unO gBie~persenelenbe, pels
6e In Ni4mVnO liebenunOSwan3ig Sage In
@efaneenlAalt paren. sic lpraden aae BON
Dem 9uten 8enebmen Der conf. Ner5te, Die aQss
tbaten, mas in tbrer Mtadt tanp, INN t6re
S9mer3en gu linpern. 5000 entlafene 1Ib.
li6e @efan9ene wurDen am Disntaa naA
NiGmpnp sebra9t, Sic wurpen 9lidli6 In
@it9 Ypint gslanpet uno linp nun auf Dem
Nege na1 Der 8ebsIenbauptltabt. sic ma
rem erfreat lber Die p~iertdsise &etie per Dam
pier unp ole ~seIunoen TtatiUnen unp braGten
teSor fl bic Boote SerlieBen, elm 6urrab aus
auf Die, melAe lte bis pabin 9ebroGt batten.
sic b~efanpen lt9 In elmer bsheren Gage, penn
is felt tbrer Oisnifjett.
Sci N~uswedlelung pteler @efan9enen tper.
ben Die SunDestruppen auf Dem Sslano In
Der Nd9e pom HthmpnD, Ubne Gersua, unp,
wie es beibt, nit @inIAlub aaer SJfsiere,
lelb1 peS Sberlfen @orcorau, entlaim perpert.
Gintge Slf3iere, tpeIAe pirett BON 9arri1on's
eanpung tomn,en, eeben @~inBelnbetten il6er
ben GrfUlg Der llnionilien gu Walpern 6iq.
.Sbre 9ia&ri&tsn linO iecO9 i9On purG Den
Sslssrapb anticiptrt. Sie lasen, DAT pielelr
ben an 100 @apallerifs unO einise Stide
lrtilerie nabmen. 8erner ermabnen lie zines
%;peiten SreHens an Den llfern Des Sames,
bod tSanen lie fetne G%inselnbeiten ansebsn.
Inter Den @aliasieren, Wel6e antamsn,
rrarsn Mlajpr 5au aeblt IL Mann, pom q.
q. 3oaapen Ne9tment. Dteelten seben mad
9lew 2Jprt, Tim 3u refrutiren.
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Sermiiebte Stadbri6bten.

Gin SIR. Grain Der Jog. ,gouns ame~
rican Srain", belt unlanelt Dor stnem Sabls
,ei9en Nuoitcrium tn QcnDDn etne leiner 9eilt-
pollen unionsreOen, In welGer er naGltebenpe
trefenpe Definition pe6 Bcrtes GUnlerpatis.
mus CAB:
v@pnI erpattSmuS, metne 6erren, 1T etn oru.
Per plumper Stetn uuf sriinem STATEN. 2ife
ten sic TIN rnO Sic sewabren Darunter sif=
|tisc Sdlan9en ; GipeGisn, Die l6eu mad ib<
rem 96Asrn ellen; u%nlaubere, bonn SasssIiAt
aufsel4redte &afer; pidbau6ise @ptnaen /;
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jfenefts telearapbifcbe $ acbrteDfc,t
Ser 6tet fdr ben Baltimore 28e6er.
Scr &riea irm giinmelfen.
d. bei We empbtS. Sen

@atrp, 6. Aug. DaS Mempbis 8ul.
letin bonn 3. b. berthtet cine S6la9t, pel6e
am Scnnta9 ~unsefdbr lieben Meilen Don Der
Staot 5wii6en unsefdbr 1000 lIniOnstrnppen
unO Den Gcbeaen inter Self. 2bompiOu ltatt=
tano. Die 9estereu wurOen nit srobsm Ser
ll1lt 3nrllf9elAIagen. Die @in5elubeieeu ltnO
nCh ntAt befannt.
Der SGdiOa MilFlFpiun Iast, baB Som.
SrOw 8efsblsbaber pss NiDDer Nrtanlas,
am Scope OerpltnOet pprpen lei.
Gin SIfjter BON Euecumbta Iast, paB an
Samitag zine @aoallerieabtbeiluns Ger 8ez
beleu Das StattOnobaus aebn @isilsn pui,
&useumbta asrbranntea, unO sbsnlp pas gu
5OueSbOro, 3ebn Msilsn ton Oemielbsu Srte,
an Der Nlempbis Gbarleitpn-Gilenbabn
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Gan SranciscO, Z. g(uo
OIn Gnaene 9le0n 81 Gn

an GI9ere, JlelD q %.
DaS DampflGif n@OlOen Gate, tpeldes
am Fl. Suit bon bier obleselte, fine IL Mst.
len BON Wanquila 6ener unp brannte Bis
gum @aReripteSsl ab. uasefdbr 200 9aIa.
etere IRp umsefcmmen.
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Ser 1ompfer ..GpIbcn (Sste,"

Q9i{apelpAta, Z. Nueult. GplaenDe
WripatOepslGe In 8eSu8 auf Das 1nslid ces
Dampfsrs y@OIpen @ate" 1T pom San 6rans
ciarn nnoefomneu
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OEir fiihren in Snlopr,hprn e,niop bsr
@emerkp an fir nolAs rnn, a,,,,a &c, e;ne
ofISt merosn m,,6 80 norn,hn,e
liHIten Gup:
Werate
Woppfatsn 10
W1enter 10
Nppttefer 10
Qutticn4re. 20
8onouiers 100
BILLIARDS (feoes ein,dne) 5
0ronntmembdnoley i'm @ruaen1OO
Vrurntmefnh i'm .RfPtuPu 20
@trcufe ............ SO
Commercial 8rpfers so
gOnfecttoners 10
8abrifauteu 10
@rpsbdnoler :. SO
6aufrer .....ppn 5 al 10
8leiubdnoler .......... 10
&obltnGleD eftuateure ...... so
Mtetbital-8 eiber ........ 10
pfanoperletber .......... 10
photographer ............ 10
NOBbanOler ......,...... 10
Settenfn brifanten. 49,. 80. ~
Spftlebdul er ........... 10
Gabotsbanoler ......... 10
Sal9lt@tfabrttauten ....... ~
Sal@enlpleler .......... 70
&beater ..-..............lOO
gtebmafler ............ 10
Wunoar3te ............ ~
3abnar5te ..'......... lo
NsettF3trer, fir tsOe atcenj um
Srunntpetn gu recttfjtren, in
elmer Quantttat BON ntht uber
SUI 6aB, teOes gu ~ 9alo@
nelt -. 70
6ur teOe tpettere 5OO GAP, ODER
elnen Sbetl paoon. 70
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pcrmdrtS. NRtt Den alien Ne9imentern les
bod, mel9e neue @efruten am notbnenol9=
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fort ausbe5ahlt;
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auBeroem mlrp bic Sepltone Arttllerte
beut IN ben Dtcnlt 3emultert rperoen. Die
Ne9lr1tetlter baben berettS 300 500
0fetruten jeoeS.
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Eager IN. Der gtabe Don Sdrpittle sails be-
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ttnpen lth ebenfallS I'M Sa9er nabe Der Stapt
uno Sol. Gumafers Ne9lnlent miro IN pent>
gen Tagen eth 8elpla9er be5ie6en. @plonel
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pirp pabrldeinlifl in 8 SuSen pp0f ls-
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neralS Plel anten erlt4tlidl, III @%etnaBbeit Der
StaatSSeleee al8 Nelerpe in ben Otenlt be-
rufen meroen.
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bat bel4lpiem, bic 9rObe peutI4e Srie9S>
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ben 8. Ausuit,) in Der Eurnballe au5ube,
raumen,
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bon Dem Ser. ct, Odmpfer OWtpunt Ser
npn" Dor 8ilminStrn, g. s. Sefapert wurs
De. fam ~pCr9eitern ISenO unter Ob6ut zines
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
rho naule of I.abaalerllle.

New Orleans papers Of the LIST, contain
particulars Of the battle Of Labadieville, La.
The Delta pronounces il one Of the most
dashiug exploits Of the war. The Union
forces threw their resistless columns upon
the enemy regardless Of the storm Of mis-
siles flung upon the centre by the entrench-
ed foe.
"The rebels in this action consisted Of
veterans Of Shiloh and were the flower Of
the rebel louisiana troops. The number
taken prisoners was 20e, belonging mostly
to the Crescent and Eighteenth regiments
Of Louisiana, and they were warmly greeted
by their friends upon their arrival at New
Orleans. Our loss in killed and wounded
was considerably larger than that OF the
rebels as the attack was made by the Union
forces, the eth New Hamshire aud tho 18th
Connecticut suffering severely"
The official report of Gen. Butler states
that the expedition under General Weitzel
was very successful He routed the ene-
my at Labadieville after short, sharp con-
test, his loss being 10 killed and SO wound
ed. The commander Of the rebels, Col
McPheeters, was killed. One piece of ar
tilIery was captured. General Weitzel
pushed ou, aud at Raceland captured two
32-pouuders, two l2-pounder howitzers, and
considerable rolling stock. Gen. Butler thus
compliments the 9th Vermont:
81 cannot too much commend the energy
Of Col. Thomas, with bis regiment, the 9Th
Vermont, who have iu six days opened fif-
ty-two miles Of railroad, built nine culverts,
rebuilt a bridge, burned by the enemy, S45
feet long, beside pulling up the rank grass
from the track, (which entirely impedsd the
locomotive all tina way; in this work they
were assisted by Col. StsforPs Regiment,
Native Guard, colored."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

LOVE THEIR MAsrEas.--Mrs. +. d. Gage,
writing 70 the N. Y. 7ribuns from Port
Royal, speaking of the escapeof 20 negroes
from the main land, says:
They say their masters have got discour-
aged; ~said It was no use, the Yankees
were bound to beat" and that, acting upon
this idea, they packed up to go further
back into the country, ordered the slaves to
be ready 70 start in the morning, and start
they did, q little bsfoEs their owners we're
ready, and without accident made good
their exodus from the land Of chains, and
sung their songs Of liberty under the pro.
lection Of our picket guns before daylight,
How they love their mastersI
One frost has nipped the sweet potato
crop in the country. This morning we are
all shiveriag around good fires; yet the
roses are in full bloom, and olsAndes do not
oSoop.