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COMMUNICATIONS.
JFoR THE LANCASTER LEDGER


Why is it many are disposed to denoun ce
the efforts that are being made to direc,
public opinion, through the medium Of the
press, to the conduct of the heartless spec.
,ulator and extortioner? Is it because pub.
lie opinion, the great exponent Of truth and
justice, will in turn be directed to their
own conduct? Ii you do not belong TO
that heartless class whom we desire public
opinion should regulate, all the shafts direc.
ted, Il matters not with what force to the
.extortioner and speculator, must fall harm.
less .at your feet. Why then say that it
is impolitie at this time to sgi,ate the
public mind upon these questions, and
that these denuncialiobs are but 80 many
steps towards Agrarianisma Do men
suppose that they can muzzle the press
and thus prevent public opinion from be-
ing properly directedi No effor. on your
part to suppress, will prevent an enlight
ened public opinion from following and
marking you, il found in these forbidden
paths. Your assertion that "Nou Pro.
duce' shall not eat your Flour, no, not at
$50 per cwt," Lor "your threat tha, uh.
less there is less said in the newspapers
about extortions and speculators, you will
take your produce ou. of the District and
sell 'it'for all you can get," will preven.
this same enlightened public opinion from
speaking and marking your conduct. 1t is
admitted that the extortioner and specu
la.or has perfect legal right to ask as
much As be pleasas for his commodities,
and while this is admitted, le. It not be
forgotten that public opinion has its legal
rights, or al least, those who are attempt.
iinzto direct it have legal rights-tbus
masking the converse Of the proposition
equally true. Then if you do not desire
to be pointed At by this undsunted and
not to be intimida,ed public opinion, then
assume that position which nature and
natures God intended you should occupy
towards your fellow man, "do unto other,
.ss you would have them do unto you"
JUSTITIA.
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evacuated the night before, about IL o.
clock. The number Of the enemy was
estimated at from $4,000 to 10000
Several prisoners were taken, among
them two senlinels, who were on the top
Of the house on the summit of the hill
Considerable supplies Of coffee, meat,
crackers, DC, were left by the enemy, in
dica,ing that they had evacuated under
evident alarm-Richmond Dispatch.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELEcTroY.-Tbs
vote in North Carolina has resulted 10
the election Of Col. Vssce Governor Of
that State. What the issue between him
and competitor was. excep, the occupa.
lion OF the guberna,o'i~l chair. was no,
very clearly defined during the canvass
and it cannot lie very definitely stated
what "prineipls'" were aided BY the sue.
cess I" defeat Of the respective candidates.
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(ExrRAcr] ]

CooKisa RIcg-ISsTRUcrIos ny
CoLoRED CooK-"Wssh him we'll, much
was in cold water, the rice -four make
him stick. Water boil already very fast.
Throw him in, rice can't burn, water
shake too much. Boil quarter Of an
hour or little more rub ore rice in
thumb and finger. u all rpb away him
quite done. Put rics ip cplspder, hot
water run away pour cup Of cold water
on him, put back rice in saucepan, keep
bi,p covered near the FIRE, then rice a.!
ready. Eat him up"
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The Affair at Malvern Hill.

An officer who participated IN the af
faii at Malvern Hi. has furnished US with
the following particulars with reference
10 the occupancy Of that point By the
enemy, and its subsequent recovery BY
our forces under Gen. Longsree.
On Tuesday morning the sll Georgia
regiment Captain Dawson commanding.
was moved up from New Marke,
Heights to relieve the l7th, then on
pic. IT at Malvern Hill. On the march
they were met by several couriers, sta.
ting that the enemy were in large force
advancing upon the bill and in its imme
date vicinity. The reports Of artillery
gave evidence that brisk engagement
was going on. When the 9th Georgia
reached the base Of the bill the announ.
cement was made by several courers to
Capt. Dswson, that the ammunition Of
our pieces was exhausted, and that tue
artillery at the post, and the l7.b, were
surrounded. Capt. u. Immediately dis
patched a courier to the commandant OF
the 18th, that he had formed his regi
ment in line Of battle at the base Of the
bill, and would pro.ec. their retreat, and
to come off at ell hazards. With artillery
playing upon one flank and a cavalry
charge upon the other, they left the hill,
and succeeded in making good their rs
treat, bringing off all their pieces, and
only losirg one caisson that was torn &c
pieces in the fight. Some eight or niue
Of the l7th had previously been captured
while picketing.
! Three members Of the artillery wer,
killed and two wounded. Between 7(
and 80 Of the enemy are supposed ,c
have been killed. About one mile from
the base Of the hill, the 9th Georgia wal
overtaken by the enemy's cavalry anC
artillery. So soon as it wss discovered
the regiment was drawn up in line .
battle, which checked the advance Of tb
foe. The regiment then moved back in
to cornield, and under cover Of th
corn and intervening bills the retreat wa
effected with the loss Of one man OF lb,
regiment, who WAS captured. The regi
ment continued TO fall back till it cam,
within q short distance Of New Marke
heights. About 3 o'clock The same regi
ment received orders to advance agail
through thick woods on the left OF lh
river road, with a view to feel the enemy
They advanced about two miles, whel
their skirmishers were fred upon by tn
enemy, simultaneously with charge 9
the enemy's cavalry upor our cavalry
Our cavalry fell back, but the regimen
continued 10 respond 10 the FIRE Of lb
enemy for some ten minutes, when tn
firing ceased. Falling back, the csvalr
: and infantry took position at an eligitl
position abou. 400 yards in rear Of lb
; woods. The enemy made no further de
monstrs,ion on tina. day, haviry full pos
session Of the bill.
On Wednesday morning at dayligh
the corps Of Gen. Longstrset was movet
forward, and encamped tina: night with
10 half mile Of the hill, the DAY having
been spent in rsconnoitsring. On Thurs
day, about ~ O'Clock, the corps sd
vanced and took possession Of the bill
without firing gun, tbs enemy having
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Reports of Prisoners.
ENLISTMENTS AT THE NORTH.
he Rich nond Dispatch saws

The Richmond Dispatch saws:
Some Of the exchanged prisoners from
Fort Warren Boston harbor) state tha,
previous TO their departure for the South,
they had good opportunities Of learning
the facts in regard TO enistments in the
Federal army, and they fully confirm the
sources. In the city Of Boston stipend
Gus efforts have been made 10 stimulate
volunteering, but thus far without pracli
cal result. Meetings Of citizens are held
almost daily, and money is literally sub
scrbei 10 the bounty fund; yet even this
bait fails to tempt the poorer classes, who
frequently answer the appeals to their pa
,rotism by asking the wealthy men why
they do not SEQ an example by enlistinp
themselves. in some instances these meet
ings have broken up in regular rows
Criminals have been released from prison
on condition Of their joining the army,
and every possible su5terfuge is resorted
to in the hope Of avoiding general draft;
but the impression is that the quota Of
Massachusetts csnno, be furnished by any
other means, and hence the newspapers
are laboring 10 convince the public mind
OF the peculiar advantages Of a measure
which the masses universally condemn.
A statement has been pu, in circulation
that thirty thousand men have already
in the several States, but this
was so utterly at variance with the truth
tina, a New Yo,k journal refused to give
i, currency, and came out with fla, con.
tradition.
The guard over the prisoners a, For,
Warren is composed Of psupers taken
rom the poor houses in Boston and vi.
,ini,y.
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106 l,OSl 0.7G5 81.

Total kilItd, W'nded. Miss'g. 1889
We give this statement Of the Aiver
tiser AS All approximation to accuracy
From data in our possession, we estimate
that it falls from twenty to twenty five
pc: cent. below the true figures. Our
total casualties cannot have been less
than $4,000. We are coufden, they Gid
not materially exceed that number
Richmond Whig.
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TUE richmond BArTLEs-The Mont,
gomery advertiser has compiled the fol
lowing statements Of our losses in the
late battles
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WAR DEPARTNENT, !
"AsHISGroH, August 4, 1862. (

w AN 1
"AsHISGroN, August 4, 1862.
Ordered, Fysi-Tbat a draft of three
hundred thousand militia be Immediately
called into the service, 10 serve for nine
months, unless sooner discharged. The
Secretary OF War will assign the quotas
to the States, and establish regulations
for the draft.
Seeond.-That il any State shall not
by the 18th Of August furnish its quota
Of the additional three hundred thousand
volunteers authorized by law. the def
cheney OF volunteers in that State will
also be made up by special draft from
the militia. The Secretary Of War will
establish regulations for this purpose,
Third Regulations will be prepared
by the War Department, and presented
to tie President, with the object oI secu
ring the promotion Of officers OF the ar
my and volunteers for mssilorious and
distinguished services, and Of preventing
the domination and appointment in the
military service Of incompe,sn, or un ~or.
thy ofRpep. The regulations vii; also
provide fo' ridding the service OF such in.
competent persons as now hold commas
ions.
BY order Of the President.
EpwIs N. STANTON, secr,'y Of War.
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TREATMENT OF PRISONERS,

All the prisoners from Fort Delaware
are indignant at the treatment they re.
ceived, and their purpose is to square
accounts" with tue Yankees if the oppor.
,unity is ever afforded them.
Among the exchanged prisoners from
Fort Delaware who have arrived here is
Jos. McMurran, Of the 4th Virginia regi.
ment, captured al Kernslown. He agrees
with his companion. that the treatment
Of Confederate soldiers was brutal in the
extreme. The officers and soldiers in i'm
mediate contact with the prisoners were
Dutch, and their brutality 10 our men
was without mitigation. In return, our
men cay that there won't te any more
Pennsylvania Dutchmen taken prisoners
by them during this war; Striking a
prisoner over the head or running bay.
onet At him was a common occurrence.
A Dutch Provost Marshal, named Sege.
barth, exceiled his brother brules in NAL.
treating the prisoners. A dungeon, made
to accomodate three men, often contained
fourteen, and their suiferings were very
great. The fare WAS bread and a very
small piece OF salt pork twice day, and
bean soup Of about the consistency OF
water. Nearly two thirds Of the men had
scurvy. The general determination oi
the exchanged prisoners is to be sho, be
fore they Sil again be taken and under,
go the miseries Of Northern prison
Just before the prisoners left Fort Della
ware the following order from the Var
Department was read {:
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When a general exchange shall be es
tablished, those prisoners who are willing
to take the oath Of allegiance, and as to
whose loyalty there is no question, will
no, be forced into the rebel lines.
(Signed) G. +. WALCOT,
Assistant Secretary Of War.
June 18th 1862.
Out Of nearly 1000 prisoners only g
little over 800 avsiled themselves Of thi,
offer.
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"A FkESH supply OF Garden Seed, EN-.
"A b'aeIog all the varieties uspalIy sola
In this market, just received end for sale BY
JONES CKOCkETT.
Fob 10. 1851. w
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednesiay Morning
BY
w. M. co N N O r s ,
Editor and proprietor.
T E r n s {:

In advance, -------------- $2.Oo
At the expiration OF Six Months, ---- $50
At the end Of the Year, &c. 800
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The inevitable drafting order has a,
last fallen on the North. The following
is the document
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Nnn Gnrt Mnnrns

Der Dampfsr @eotgeannd, Gnpt. Wears
ION, fam seltern NlUr9en pcn S!p pCtnt un0
brinet pfft3telte Depel6en baB
Der rs9te 6Gaget Der McGlsls
lan'l9en MrmetW ttlta mebure
erret9t Bat. Der Iinfs Bliigsl bat 6ar.
rilons Ganping Qebeppbt 9ela9t, . n DiaBe,
100 pte rme Solooten 70 pia gu leioei bat-
ten. Der 8id3ug mar elm poattanDiser @rs
foil ba purhaus fetne l1nterbreGung Deer Elm
Nnsrif Der Hebelen %oprfet.s~ 7a
9fiemanD, Der ni9t Die perl6teOenen Dfpots
an Der 9ancun9 belu6t bat, fam Gi9 cine
SDee BON ben Municipalities 8orrdtben, Der
Munitipn &c. madsn, wslhe @ic@lslan at9e-
bduft bate gu ietner untevltuguns BET Der
Belgnabme Der Nsbslsn6duptltapt. Gon al
len SaGen wuren bte beften % un0 3wae in
lolGer Wiense, RAP iie binreiAteu, Inn 1907
600 Manm Monate lang gu untetbalten.
Nbcr M1es 1T 9lifli9 tpeggsl4aft pcrpen
auf mebr als 100 IroaspotlGifsn, Dam.
pfern unp anoeren Sabr;euBen. ..a
Der Marld Der Nrmee 8iag raf9 tnc
nit @ntbuliasmus pon Statten. IS traf
gang unerpartet stne ~irfcrtise Marldptbre
pom Rrte9sminiler elm, pdbrenD pte Qeute
pamtt belhdftist ,paren, 8atioaen fur Sage
in lire &nappldds sa nebmen. Die &eets
nentspagen napneu nod fir wsitere Sage
Nattcnen Elm. Der Marlh RON Der Qanouna
iiber Die 5albinlsl naH ggIaiamebura uuo
gcrttcpn murpe pbne Mult unp 3rommels
lGtas in 3pei 8agen 3urad9eIsgt. Die mel
terrn 8erpesungen, Disappointment uno Ylane
per @rmee ca'fen bts tsBt ntGt often belpro
den perotn hsilia saa5 ha Isis : aa ,as
Cur6 bic nQoslaiDe" tsren ptr, BAG ttr
Dampfsr 5usb Senttua, Capt. 9subsu Y0tl
lips, wdbren9 er ldnsS zen 0fuaDS lief, tn
6Olse Der gertCpfuns, tpslae pas Wrad ees
Dampfers Jlulbins 0rruriadte, an 5altptCn
8ar auf ben WrunD Derietb. Ofdn rrnft
absr, pab er pine SHaoen wiecer flctt rerpen
wirp.
Die Dampftr 81Stoere uno gOlentta mar
ten 81 SlO pctut anf Srores.
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SSerntiieDte 9eac1riebfen.

Derneue SO ~ e t. - Die Stequna
pes neuen @oneten, tpeIder auf BEN Cambria
81 Sblervatium am Is. ppriSen Wtonats ellts
psdt wuroe, lit teinabe in elmer 2tnie nit Gem
laSnsn Stern ndter @rSBs Gapetto unp Den
NOrrlteru uap m9efd6r stpet Dritt6eile ent
fsrnt 3utiGen eem N0rrtsrn uno Dem Ga
peQO.N 81 avs Pa
Der Comet tommt au6srf i6nea bsran, unb
fam balO NIT blUben Nusen a~IerOrta selsben
rperOen. Gr nimn,t tdeli9 an grDbe unp
SGUnbett gu Setn SGweif ihetnt gum Go
rretea Ielbit Elm unp etuen balben Grab Der
Saage gu beliBen ; Die 9rGBe pes Gpmeten
ielblt bttra8t pier Niuuten Qdnse riuea @ra-
pss. 6reiliA ltsbt Ger Comet lset nt4t fiji,
lonpern lAstnt ptslmebr in 5plss uaisrer Orb
bepe9un8 it'd UNI Den Ncrptern gu beUe9sn wte
Der srUbe Bar.
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@CnDerneur Spraaue BON MboDc Gs,
lano ubere Die &rieefabrmng.

gin cine an, II. b. gu Netpp1rt a6aebaltene
RrieSSuerfammlung 1anete @Oup. Spraeue
tin S9retten, Rem MIR fOlesnoe Stele emit
nebmen;
DOas SClf nuB Die 2esierune Ieiner Batter
tetten, Cper It6 pugN einsn Der1unten Oespo-
tismus NIT 6iBen trsten tnien. Das erose
2rUblem Der SeIbtre9ierung Gat iebt feline.
EAwerte Ygpbe gu belteben. R1nn Das @pif
Ie aufreGt erbaItfn ? Nfufge Wonate tuer-
ben Oies 3eisen. SIN Der itBtaen Belt oarf
bas 0Clf ntht aaein euf Isiue friiberen s5ab
rer, auf Die Geihen. auf Die ginftuB 8eliBens
Den bllden. Sc muB lA e~riunerm c1B ste
Resieruns fir ALE 9letAmdbie, fir Geide rbSe
Nrme, gemadt III, unp bag unter Den nUtbs
Weuoisen Spfern Die am utsi1en 81 leioan ba
ben, Die ltG Mot In tpOb.babenpen 8stbGlte
niaen GgFuleu, uab oie(e 0erabe iiuo babel
am n1etten tntereiirts baB Der Rries balp BE-
enotSt naO NIT aller Gnergte, alien 1atent
nno ausr Strait, bic une CUR gerfI0una ileht
geFabrt iperpe. Sic ba6en ben IartifteN
99ia8 81 f9rrn anb BEN gr66seu S4rgdsui
uutfr ren GetaOen 5t terbrtttef.a Rrin
@lacGAanbf d mb Rrie4faunbne
bewtrffn! 81-fte am gerwuno
rt7en ftpbt malfen iie8etrof
fen p.etoe n. 9llnO ipenti bte, Ipelfe s.
auftra9t fRp, lies gu tBun, ibrer Qufaate
nidt 8ereRien linb, tpestn he iOre pfIiM
niGt %eriitlsn left lie fallen anoE nene yidrs
per, feue SeUoandatigte tore ~5teluag eine
ne9men. SD bin jsDsg uaeIrti1ieeenen ~
litif beraliA fat urp lbgC0rallie. Gle I'd tfn
uno ptrD nte Grfolg abe Ms4ap
IS mare pisl befsr, pfeu 81 ttEennsn, paB mir
Der 8rpBsn .6vfieetten, bic mir 9enORtn, un-
mertp, bab mir unfapt9 ietea, ms GeIb( su se~
giersn unp amFritantI9e gar9er gu letn, ia
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es mare logar better, unter ben IdleGtefen Bes
Otngunaeu NIT Dem 6etnre 6rieben 3u IAlte'
Ben unO uns alS 8ei9ltn9e gu aeteunen, ais
crit uns hts CUR @rihSpfnn8 ansnfreueen inO
pann uns nod unterwerfen gu miilien. Sep
tsres IL nter uaeustlesbltd. penn MIR ntGt
anOerS bonpeln.
2abt uns barum ale pOlittiden Wtetuun<
sen unD ale Diferen3en 3tptl6en Osm golfe
unO Der 9testeruns UergelIsn. geretnt9t Sud-
gu elmer %eemeiniamen Aultren8ung, um Die
8errGtber iii erOrudtn, Die DEN Staatel6at
belts6ien, pte uulern @rfol9 purA Die Veriute,
uns unetnts gu MAIDEN, beetnttGdtt9en uno
Die Cfsn NIT Dem 6etnOe lYmpatbttren uno
ibm 6Ilfe uno 8eiltonO ansepetbeu lulien.
9ast uns nit retnen 6anoen unp lta1fen Or
men unb nit aIer Ma6t auf ben Setnb pers
fen, Tim NIT @ottss 6ilfe ben &rtee gu snoen,
Dies atIstn fam gum 3ntde fibren linO bue
SOIf teDeS Gin3elRaates bat Oas &eGt unO Die
gfli6t, eS au8;u ipreAen : 90 plles un /
m u 8 es 9el6 eben!"
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nit MIR bic BdagaeecarS uno ogoot bye
NthmonD" eiug' nod Betersbure, aalpO Die
Cars NIT credt9eren ais ole Ocrt9en 9eDe6lelt
ruroen. 6tsr botten tptr mante SnIulte
pcn Bnrgeru gu erpulpeN. aber Die confSDe-
rirtsn Sitstert tenabmen IT'D iebr buman. leg
ten lslbt 5ano an, unn DIE gsripunoetsn ppm
einem Gar In Den anoeren gu lhaifen unD
ni6t eth ~etn3tgeS raubes Mort tonnte ih RON
ibnen aegen uno bDren. 6rauen3immer
moren bis gu Tbr1nsn eeruGrt beim Nntltde
oes 6auiens OSanteee &ripplee". wie mir &C.
i1annt pMrpem, -Wo warfen uns iogar Nepfet
gu. Gtne NtBgerlop9, 70 muB th lie nennen
ibres Setrassns balbsr, bate etnen GUrb SOG
8rrp, RuAen, ecbratenes Sleti2, Nepfel uno
Btrnen, uno bot ibre Waare gum gertauTe
an unIerem Gar, MIR iprahen unler 8eoauern
aus, fetn Sab 81 baken, aber grCBen Nppetlt,
tnoem Die Gece(b unS unIer 0slO beretts ob
eenommen, aber penno6 batten bal6 perbun
Jern lafen. Oo retHte tie une ben RCrb
nit ben Wrrten /: "Poor fellows here take
i , make them pay for it." NatirltA lie
ZEN mir uns DenSnbalt p%elIelben gut lhmefen,
nit freunolihem 0aden uno grajiGIgm Rnir
e%ntfernte fe tf Damn, pbne aud nar einen
Gsnt fir lire Waaren, ptf, Den currantsn
preilen mad gu urtbetlen, penieltens tbr batte
S. etntraeen lo(len, erbalten gu baben.
Gum Gmpfang Ocs General Sur4in
BAT pas Soarp Of &rape bei6Iolen, cine So.
mite BON 9 MttgIiepern 3u ernennen, welhee
ben tapfern @sneral BET Ietner Wntunft in @ti~
|cagO begriiBen, unD i9m Die @lidninIhe Der
Staot peeen letner trtumpbanten Qoslpre6ung
pom ben se9en tbn erbobenen NufIasen unO
ipe9en letner auSge3eiAneten militdrilben SIb
runS par3ubrtuSeu. Nan bsfurportet bsreits
Don a1en Sstten, ais Gertrauenspptum Der
StaDt @btcasp nnD oss Staatss, leine grnens
nun9 gum Sberlten elmer Der TN Staat eebil.
peten neaen &~e9imenler. ma
Nir tparen 0alnlt gang einperfanpen, tpenn
mir niht tn,mer nod bOften, pa6 Die &este-
rine Dem at5ge3ei@neten unp tupfern General
einen piGtiseren, letner 6abi9telt ansemshe
nera 0trtunesfreis ontpetltn uerpen.
8rnpflDn, IS. Musut. Wm Samltas
belt Der BoarD Ser Supsrptloreu etne 81,
suu9, in wsl9er bsl9loGen purpe 100000
Dollar gu Bounty fir 5teiwtGse ~an3upetltn II.
Gin Nebelen>0 ampicr bna Gurnpa.
ct. Sobn. 81. s., 10. Mus. Dao Dampf=
|i4if ct. &itorep 1T bier setern gbeno Don
pom 9on6un d%nsttommen unp na8 Quettd
|eefabren. SIS 5 riAtst, PAP Die N6fabrt oe'
Dampfi6tfss MdreuOotte BON 9onpon ouI
psn 10. 2l1g. angetanpigt 1T. prioatzSr iefe
iagen, pab es Elm 8ebeten DdmpiIdi1 it,
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GUrrefpOnpcn3 oes xgDeRer~.

g Camp /. WD. GaS., Stgsts Otbi=
lpn, 8 Mteilsn iiplid Don @ulpsps
per @purt 9Oule, IA. Musuf 1852.
SIM 9gy@Gider" pom 13. b. finbe i& etneu
Mrtitel, na6 uel6em bas 8. Marplano 8eet.
eth SGarmIbel BIT MaDtlOn beltanpen bate.
Dies 1T Elm Srrtbum oper Elm Oruffebler.
yltdt pds 3. 0iarptanO, ~lonOern oas /. Sra
rplanb @aoalerie Rest., 9teut. Sol. WetlAtp,
mar NIT Sen, 8uforp's @apallertes8 Brigade
.nah NaoiIDn beorDert. ~ :
@m 8. tpurben @pmpagnie g, 3 unb 6 bes
/. MO. @ap. &egts, ausgslAtdt, UNI bic Goao
nd6 Orange Court 5Uule gu bstpaden. Gina
10 Netlen BON Waoilon uno nt1t mebr als
4 Nieilen pom 8aptoan Ntper, ais bas tletne
Deta1 ,ment, ettpl $50 Ntonn fart, auf etnem
.i9malen @alDnsg Dabinrttt, wurpe pl5gliG,
pom alien Seiten Elm m6rperilhes 6euer auf
padeIbe erG1net. Qn etne ptrflume 8ertbei
otgung mar in otelein Didi9t oar ntht gu
benten, uno unlere Qeute 3usen Iih peebalt
Bis auf einen freien 9lae 3urid; aaein Die
8ebelenSg aoauerie ititt3te nun in GROCER Nn=
sabl u Dem Walpe berppr, le mphten mpbl
Wtann 3a9len, 1rOb benz BART
Iuddiglten gGtOerfanpe trteben le uns 6alp su>
rid, unp es selan9 erf ettpa 4 Nleilen pom
Deaotlpn, pieper Stano gu balteu, no pte
8ebetIen bic 8erlplguns aufeaben.
Gopt. Stfleton, Comp. 8, bsfam gleiG i'm
IQnfange pes 0s1eGts einen S9u6 uao feel
Den 6eineen iii Die S1ior. Capt. Stuart,
I@omp. g, uno Capt. 5anesd, Comp 9,
~puroen e~6enfalS Si @efanaenen 9eutaGt. -
Bon Gpmp. 81 btteben 5 Oionn tcpt auf bent
@labe; Don @omp. ez1 Itann foot. Bon
#%tnlersr peutidsn Gompaanie . murSen per-
wunpet: Garl MeYer, SOUP In ben &opf;
Br. guseIbarp, S6us in cen Nrm , 5enry
Manlter. am 8,tb Serpnnpet Sobn &letne,
3tpet SNlde; @u9uf @roBe, Sdbebteb.
Bon Comp. 9 wurben gu gefansensn se-
ma4t Corporal 5rts, Corporal 8erbte, Sos.
SGrGper, SucOb SGmiot, SoltpD Ebislemann
unD @5rilfian WOrba9 - a
Die Mt6tsan @aSallerte fam gu unIerer
unterltueung, unb Die Nebelsn wurOen bis
an ben 6luB 3uridsetrteben.
NaGpem bte SOP en- be9raben unb bic Ser
tpunOeten treesebtaGt paren, brah Die san3e
Brigade auf, I'm Dem in GROCER Nn;abl am
p~rtngenpen 6einoe 3u snteeben. @ir nab
men ben Geg lber WopsptIe nad @ulpepper,
100 nan bic Brigade bereit5 ais ~perloreR aufz
9e9eben Bate,
r. 50 ere- s G. ~. o..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-19
gOn semeral p0p,'s Mrmse.
5affOn siebt lib Don staplpan su, lid

Sn Dem 9aser set &epar Gun,
18. AuSult. SpiUne bertAten, Dap tnnerbalb
10 Metlsn fetne Nebelentruppsn (tebeu uub
Oab man sIaubt, OaB Saflon etrs auosre
8t6t uns etngel9lusen babe, um nGGitens oa
81 srlfetnen, no man TIN am lpentslt.A err
ipartet. Yin Sdmltag fano jpilbsn Gem 9.
u o. @aVauerte &t9tmert unO benz Jetnps
Elm SAarmuesl am Napioan ltatt. Colonel
Garoa purpe 9etern III Der 9labe Dec Napi-
IAN pOl etnent ItinrltAsn @idet psrwnupet.