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, 1862-11-13
haARINE .LISTe


ARRIVED --.-...--..NcT. II.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, crares, Duifato, sun
Pop Kcnosha, Tomkins. Buffalo. sundrics.
Prop str1duta, Welch. Buffalo, suIdriss.
LAX Sorthweet: A!kins, Duaa1o: 20 tons coal.
Bark Great West, Macarthur, Buffalo. 20 rons pig
Bark Nucleus, 4emThcrson, r Green Bay: 1co n !un-
Bark t:'a,tcn, M u = Ma1iscr oswcso 4s,fon salt,
Ha,k Prince CT wa1es. Graham, colooznc, 154 cords
Bs,k B.iiish Lion, Brownlee, Kingston, 900 tons
B;is big ssSas'slssl. Williams. Giand MaTen. i1o M
:chr s l;atea; canne5. Maskesoa; 1io N 1n@bsr:
cedar posts, att:, railroad ties.
Schr Racine tAncg. Green Bay, 1a5 II lnm5e., 50
NJ ls.h- 3oJ cedar posts.
Schr u l1rlwird. Nelson, tentrcrl11e, 95 cosls
Sch. Guide. Potter, St Joscph, 80 m steves.
sthr ! Frederick, Andeseon, Grand nayen, 10 N
lumber.
STIR Erie. Lareoa s1anitowoc, 31a m ehfng1es,
sehr Gem, Ksnncdy: Buffalo, 2s3 tons Lad pipe..
Schr Jane Lotsa, Murray, st. Joseph. Is cords
sshr Ago. Dcreh. Menominec, 1so II lumber, %
sehr Anna HORNE, johnson, Nu=kessau. 75 m
sehr uainey Eato3, welsb. sand Bay. los N chin
schr Alpha. Gwynn, south Eaven, 10 cords bark.
a5 cords W1ti-
~e 1unI,er ~
s,hr iW,nt;a n7ke. Mussecap. q, m 1c,n.cr aoo
r. 1stf,
schr octavia, 1ohuson, kalamazoo, 20 N lumber,
scb- adr :Iane Inclfs. Point saub1e. n, III 1un
Eer. sal N shingles,
schr Striiuch, Otti, Maurftec, s., IN lumber.
IL cords woc1.
Schr Earirer. Baker, IiutZ Pier, 43 c0fti5 wood.
! schr kitry, Grant sweensen, White Lake, IS NJ
senl he" tialnpsh4-es n1SMaos 9Aeeo1Sal. ~
CORDS Wuu0.
, 1862-11-13

PERSONAL - Hon Joseph 4. Wsight,
present united States Senator aud ex-Goy-
e1ror Of 1ndiana, is now stopping at the Ad-
ans House.
, 1862-11-13

Hog killing at Grccncaet1e will commence on
the 18th, at the establfshntnt OF Jacob Daggy.
Hi. D. has already purchased several thousand
heed cf hogs at $3.50 per 10O pounds gtoss.-L4-
fUYtffe Courier,
, 1862-11-13

Aspecial meeting Of the Board Of the It.
aies: City Mission will be held this afternoon
at halfpast two O'Clock, in room II, Metho-
dist Church Block. 4 full attendance is earn
estly desired.
Wesre pleased to know that tho Ladiea' Mis-
sion is accomplishing vast amount Of good
In their field Of operations. The records Of
the City Missionary and the Secretary Of the
Mission. presented ut the late annual meeting,
chow not alone tha: the Mission have been In
stant III every good work Tor the past year,
but that their prospects for the new year are
very encouraging. Rev. J. 8. Chadwick. the
City Missionary, presented the following syn
opsfs Of his labors during the year: Families
visited, 9s5; families prayed with, 721; num-
her Of sick visited, els; tracts, pages dis
tributed, 5000; Members Of Mission Church.
es, a.; number Of probationess, e4; Sabbath
School scholars, SIS; number Of times
preached, 140; baptism OF immersion, 4G ; fu-
nerals attended. Is.
His labors have not been confined exclu-
siye]y to spiritual wants, but have also been
directed towards the relief OF poverty aud
suffering Of all kinds He has been faithful
laborer in Ills districts, as the results elo-
or.,t,v eho-
nn,;ng 4ha ,,as+ raar ee.o b,,a hoo
ra;,ed nm, 4ha rar;,ns sIa+taa;e+ -,
~ ond o,h.r co1-nas s-,7 * -.
<,,,;,b h,,a hon, o-nonaoa H.. ~.
nsna1 ofrar,nrr +xom 49, s sne
aro ;-enf1,a;o.t =, o,-o- ~, ,r;>,+. 1as:.s
~ - n,;shea ~, 40 sf;ee3.n Ts4s."e
ra,;..r ,,oor a. r., ,,a nrovdsa for ~ ~,
end donat;ons IN c,othtno nrori.inns No. and ~ | w.,
=. vf11 as money viii h.. -e,e'rea I'D ~ an 49, ~
sent;s, fo~ Tho ;n.,hersncz ~ +hfe a~aa1,,~+ I 70
oha~;+, ~ ,1s.o a;e+-:a+;.1 n' a.. a..''
a1a +ne ass;on,nen1 nT e,ec5,, ss,aa ~ ~,'' t;'a
-.-.4--- =, ~ 'A~
| managers anu Fis1to1s, WILL make Inc d1spen.
sntfo1, nf fhcse 1,ounttcs hott , y,,ot+ar IF 1;r
| ~ -so
| ~
a1ssieA ecnoo!s ase III prosperous couolt1oa
| The Eystem Of household visitation has bear
I s:x, ...,1 - -,
faithfully carried ont with most cheering
results. In all Its various branches the His
slon commences taelr nc" year under feaeTet
and ph;lanthreplc public Sll aid the ladies il
thtit great and iuportsut work. ALTHOUGH
the calls for CHARITY abroad are numerous an'
! t,-oa - s..,- !. -. .,-
looked a hare, dark winter is before them
with fuel, clothing and provisions Of ever
doe,,;ntso1 at 17,;oou. r,-7cee III. 1,5,as =
~ ono"o e41~e'' Ane A@oaee
the Mission IN inding them out and 1niuiste:
, 1862-11-13

Increase 1771c0 1n. . De G53 f0 De 1oi, 500
By reducing the xheat 10 flour, the quautisy Of
the latter left at t1de-water this year, compared
with the corresponding period of LAST year, shows
an increaee Of go 90 bfis Of G,ur.
The following comparative table shows the quan-
tity Of sc.ne OF the principle articles of produce
10 and including the ;th Of November, In the Yea1s
jtfifcafed-
, 1862-11-13
1xc1nrn OF tho 271h iowa from the
Indian War.

1csfcJoaE, six companies OF the 9Th Iowa
passed through this city for Cairo. whittier
the o:lcr four companies went last week.
This is one Of the Iowa regiments called to
Minntso:a to queN the disturbance created by
the 1ruians. They report tlat the only Indi-
ans they saw, except strolIlng, peaceab1e
aquadE, were ], $50 who came to Mile Lac to
the annual payment, which was made onSuu-
day, the .Cih ult. They were friendly Chip
peHas, and unarmcd. The boys all think
Ills ia wild goose ctasc.' and state that
<hey nowhere fund an enemy worlhF Of their
stecl.
This regiment IS noble body Of brave,
stalwart men, scarce one Of whom Is under
five feet nine. They are principally from
Northeastern Iowa, and were mustered into
service On the I'd Of October, and we're in thc
State service Tor rcatay two months previous.
They number 90G men, exclusive OF commits
stoned officers.
About 100 Of their number are on the sick
list, the prevailing disease being measles.
Tie renaindcr Of the army are reported to be
in tue Sioux country ut Forts Abercrombie
and Ridgeley.
The following is the roster Of the regiment,
Which las not bttore bren published here:
Ct2onct-Jamcs f. Gilbert.
| Lltmtndnt CcloneI-jca Lake.
| 4Nuioy-{scu. W Howard.
| Shiytn-.1, E. Sauscrn.
dstistant Su'0eoas--David c. Hastings and Al
hett Epumer.
;a!jstd.EG-A 4: eomet9ck.
| Qmirff9"aste7---Ia Iaugworhy.
! T. IT. Strueaaf-o1to Broaubeck.
1olifu{ Stt,rasd-Dr. IL. II, hart.
Cosnu.tssd,y .StFyednt-JAs r. Mckinney.
ISe3yeuAt -lajor-r. j. Harrington.
LINE OFFICERS.
coNrAsr A.--captain, 4. N. HaelIp; let Lien.
t.uNrAST 1.-Cap1ar, S. ". Hemingway; 1st
1ieu1ensnt' Tho Grce1singGes; I'd Lieutenant, s.
Coarasr c.-captain, J. D. Noble; 1ss Lieu,
tenant, Il F. sin: ii Lieutenant, Il. G. Hcningg'
toxrAsr p.-captain. Dan1. E. Meyer; LII
Iandreck-
CosrAHr E.-capta1n, r G. Dsipps; 1st Lieu
tenant, T. \. Olmstcd; I'd Lrnienaat, 5. Ben
CoNrAsrF.-cap,ain, " n Bickfasd; 1st L1cu
tenant J. NJ. uolbrook; I'd Lieutenant, " F.
CuaTAsr G-captain, c. A. s1ocuru; 1st Lien
1cnan1, Albert Aupe; I'd Lleutenans, Edwart
CoNrssr u.-raptnin, J. N. Miller; 1st Lien
tcnanr, Otis Whitney: I'd Lieutenant, " g
Donuar.
isa'' F.se. e. a. 'Aef'o'n' - A's''so'A'' JOIN Z
tonrAsr K.-captain {. T. Granger; let Lieu
;.nsn.. Frank 4. Brush; ID Lieutenant, S. N
Lieut. G1oetsipger was in the Iowa 1st-
: :uaorg the foremost to rally around the stan
da1d in Iowa Capt. Dripps was an officer i
tue Mexican war, and there arc several othe
shall expect to hear good report from IL
, 1862-11-13
ILLINOIS Am mIcl11cAN CANAL.

AAAAHVk8 4a4A0 LA44@nAa S1A1s-AAF<
ARRIVED. November H.
Atlanta. Morris, 5.e0O bu co7n, 265 ba re.
D = Nallscc, t.aSa1le, 3>s00 bn cozu.
Dacotah, IaSa1lc. 6,GOU bu corr
Baltimore. LaSalle- GsS b1 corn, $50 tu rye, 26t
TN wheat a0tl 1os tallow-
Eey City. LaSalle, 5.Gt0 bn corn-
Altona. IaSalle. 8 q bu corn, 80 bt1s Gour.
Armenia, lasaile. i 4G1 D1ls 1our.
3 A ThoIp, Joliet. 4.50O hu tom.
Af1tca, LaSane, 1871 bT!s hour.
bu oats.
ocezn spray, Ottawa, 4,67t bu com, 159 bu wheat,
S,1IN NJ reeds.
Powhatan, LaSac, III IONS caal, ~ b:ls sorghum.
Imperial, LaSallc, ,so3 bn com.
CLEARED. November II.
Contest, Norris.
EdEonia Ottawa, 6, re It lumber.
! 1un,hc, DuPage-
Portland, LaSalle. 977,M0 n5s salt.
| Gen. scott, Las'a'le, 9,A91 eu cats.
| Nasp. 1ockpurs.
Cpr1ew. Lasalie 1885, # lumber, % n siding, Cd
| Alexander, Lockpnrt. $500 bu wheat. 2,755 ns
mdze, Il tons coal 3,1s0 # lumber.
| Wave, LockpoIt, $500 # slunaber-
, 1862-11-13

VESSELS PASSING T1noCau THE WELLAsD
CASA1.-We are indebted to Capt e. T. Dorr for
the following list Of vease1s paseing through the
Ncllnnd Canal:
ItsseFs bound Hset. N7s+s frou- IF1srs to.
On The 7th November
Bark Col Fai1child, Otwego. Chicago.
Brig MayiioWer. Ogdensburs, Cleveland.
1tssels bound East. lFheTs from. Here to.
, 1862-11-13

The last purchase includes double eacks. Al
the flour was u tue usual quality, namely, city
mills single cxt1a:-Io. Republican, 12lh.
, 1862-11-13

bridge with the horse under full speed. BE
nm Into another tenn and nnset iia hnpov
when Mr., Fitch overlook him. claimed The
held to bail In the sum of 81. 200 to apnear Mt
the Recorders Court,
-
w. eoa4,D.''e non 1fto"4ts
r,t,'" ,ss--,.- o ~. oAt1co IL" ''aa w.
s, s...o . -. 49,. " 49,, 4sautoAo ~1aa~ ~
s, - s,1t13.1s. ~ sssea"y n1. Ane
.ss es~-,~a 49, ase,Na uuoe4 y, "4sneoes'' W.
~ sr.,s, .s..r ~ ssse. .e.a ns,.sa y, s s.s.a
III, 20 1s,>. y, -. 49,. oen .e.s osa.es eoats
e.a1as,s 49, ' w ssas' - t ~ ~ tas'., a. lo
49, @-,,.-.-, -. o o1ua.us*
80. .ssa,s, 1Na- ~ ~ supose .ue es".,s' rs,
sos ~ - ~ G,,n.sn ~ = Io1 4.et. , sona L. w..
r;,,,.a. , 1u,,,,s1. W. va,. o. 1eo, VIII ~ =
s.. 49,. ~ ,f..s - ~ Dn,..1 T.,...
y 49,. ~ 1",.-as % e~,.. -. 1..ah I1srr;a
s;an.r H. = Nn.rbonso sP co-rss.
-, ~, g. crs,r ~ pio,d,n ph;,;,
60 xr;,,,,,r q st;clnav
''
The ThtrtS-Thl1d ans Misconsin Resi-
r.,s <n,ord,a re,;menf &C ner ,,,o,,oa
,a.,* :, 10 1.D1ur,:p ~ vas,ora,r o--,roa T..
,ro r;tv veetcr3av af,arnrn,, fror, p,o,na
~. +har how. f>se,, - r,,,, .o,,,. g.
C.,~. s 49, c.,tt. Tha -n-.;r,o,+ a,1ao. ~
eco 80 - so-s-,a;a. e.os, c. aa,..,.N
NV 49, c-s.r~s5'
w. ~. ~ 49," - ,o:1.1 n. as:s
.'A4 ~ - 1.,sst,Ies a 49, sus .ess:
~ n1 , 49," =. , 80 - ~, ~. ~. ~ 70
ana ~en' 4u,o ea"p o. 80. ~ @4a .sA VI
oeAo, ..c 1..N a a.. heet a:ss,s1saas - 49,. ~.
! eAn " .N1.ss ~. 1.es go ~ go ee'
aa'"eo -, ",.,. 49, ~ rNn.,s s'13'. ~, o'1S@
.1s:.,a.s,, .Ae, aoa;a,,aa a~oa,t 49, -r,'t1s- ~
| ,4."1.ata -.ss,, t1a,r ..,,, .,aaa
Tta .,a,fnant l. c,-noosad oe +ha .-on
| LIE 11bA"eni - ~~tnpo8e0 ~ LIE very
| best lighting 6tock IN Nsconsln, and made
| I'M MAINLY of f.rtnerss bnrH The time snant
koa~.-.t a. f9AS
III canp 4iae neeu naoet .nofou8aly employed
py them IN d1llnbs. Nnefe state has
cent SO many splendid regiments into the
field comparisons are odious. but an ex-
| certiop must be maize in this in
| ttance Military crifics tera az ,pa1, % n
u,xcore;n o1roro the:,n fha c,aa,t of hs;,er ~ .
Wisconsin am'1o tnea 1ae ceeall o. oe1nS one
:. .ha ea.-;oo rse,r ,,axo,, So. -:
u 1pe se''.ee. tuen 11Atcn tn'ousu ILL
civ warrants the assertion and Was the themk
~ ~ sons+n1t r..;so - ~ o,,a~H - haaa r. . ="
oi eoohtaut pfa4se VI eselS nauu' IL u
most striking instance Of the aptitude o.
Americans tor military life THESE men 1rcr;
| ~ ~ s~ A~A " ~ts
fresh Iom the harvest held, unaccusfomed tt
The MAMMAL Of srms or the technica1ities O
an, and rot IN tbc h1;4f g nara nf q mani,
u1lli, aeu se1 Ill tAe olleA epace oi tnontt
ard half have acquired perfection in thess
ras,ecte +,r1v astonishing 7bc;r ha,,;,o ,ra-,
! Iespeets An3 SatoA1sAius- 4Ac1f otailug Wet
firm, eject and eoldieely and their narcl
n, cted 1x7.t, n nn;form7tv and nre~ision c,,u,
| A'eteo "4ea % ot41AA15 eno P1es4olou c4ua
! .r,. .x7,,,xt 11f, f,,. f.o;., o4ax,4 = o-n,o..,
| LIZ '' e1he1 'eA' AoA ea1io 0oo"' . eloIh
occupying nineteen passenger coaches. ii
-nuh1ish 4he roster FINN onr iesne Of ves
, 1862-11-13

Tide Water Receipts.
From the Albany Statesman, 10th
The quantity OF flour, wheat, corn and barley
left at tide water during the FIRST week In Noyeu-
hcr, IL yc.ce 1sss! ard 1sta9. nas as fo.lowa:
BIS. "b' b9. b. bn. trss' b.
1861 ....... 96,I08 e,12l.Io sl9,7c9 Ss1, ,aSN
lSJ2....-. -10,1M 1,13z,aa.N 7S,aOO 3aj 2Ou
, 1862-11-13

DISMISSED TIE sEhy1cE,-A dispatch from
Washington states that Major VIM. c. Baird,
OF the 12Gth regiment New York volunteers,
las been dismissed the service By order of the
President, for disgraceful conduct at HsrpeE'e
Fer75. Major Baird ~as for SONG time Fro
rost Marsha1 at Camp Douglas.
, 1862-11-13

UIEp OF 1STEHrEKASCE.-The verdict Of
the jury Of inquest held yesterday In the case
Of William Hickey, (who Was reported as hay
ing been Killed by his wife, VIE, that he csme
to his death from excessive intoxication, and
not from the blow upon his head.
, 1862-11-13

y. NJ. A-George ". Pettns, ESP, the
Boston poet and Wit, is announced to deliver
apocm before the Yonng Mems Association
nj Bryan Hall on Thur:day evening Of next
week It Will be the Inauguration OF Inc
usual winter course Of LECTURES, aud Is e2-
pecteh In he both humorous and useful.
, 1862-11-13

The THIa7HE--Thc drama Of t.Fauchon,"
or 1.-THE Cricket" in which Maggie Mitchell
has eai1ed an enyia5le reputation In New
York, and all cur principal cities, Was pro-
duccd here on Monda, evening and met, as it
dcst1yed, the SUCCESS that it always meets on
its PRODUCTION The character Is eminently
fitted 1cr the Varied talents Of the young aud
e.ttcd artistic il Will be repeated nightly
dos the present week, aud seats can be secured
in advance.
, 1862-11-13
Government purcltaacs Of Flour at
ST, LQulHs

The chief purchasing commissary to-day ae-
cepted bids f0r nJur fur army use, A. fuliuWs:
, 1862-11-13

TAKEN UP-Thrce Cows; two
red md vhita, ene RAJ with toar whita s2oia
Kore 1f them Efvemlik Tho owHtka can oh&Aan tho
f1nas ~ proving Frog TT tpKgtn< ehatKett &s,
noif.1AFX EHAk138 8GREIHkks Halaf41s
, 1862-11-13

IT IQE u1aLdStlS ~ give = aE1lEa u LOuluE1Cal
and cques,,ian entertainments eminen1ly
worthy of their previous reputation and Of
the best patronage Of the citizens. The am
la,ilhcatre is 10 be comfortably warmed, light
cd with gas, md every arrangement made tor
the convenience OF their patrons.
a VISIT TO oN1AGANA--Those who have not
yet Eeen Frankcnstein's Panorama OF Nias.sra
Falls, should not tail to go this afternoon or
cycuing-this being the last daf Of its cxhi-
ton in this city. As work Of art it is very
superior, and as a representation Of the great
Falls from all the most advantageous stand
points, in tie various Seasons, and under dif.
ferent circumstances, 1t is very accurate and
lifc-like.
It differs from the ordinary run Of pano.
1a,nas We haye had on exhibition for some
years pest. l. is not simply 8 series OF
sketches roughly placed on canvas for Inform.
alton, but genuine piece Of art painted by
an artist who has studied Ills subject cor
<7mo1c and transferred it to canvas In mos
superior manner. It displays boldness Q
handling, warmth OF color, and vigorous con
cept1ou ol details one would rather expect t,
find in the galleries than In d travelling cxhi
bition. We earnestly advise all lovers of ar
to 90 to Bryan Hall and see It, for this Is pos,
lively the last night
LARcEsE OF a HORSE and BUGGr.-Robe,
French appeared before the Police Court yes
terday morning, charged with stealing hprs
and buggy valued at S100, belonging to Fitc
<NSsauuard; Com1uisston Merchants. 10 VII
wan Building, on Saturday about noon. Tb
, 1862-11-13

E111ED.-A man named Frank Weleh, an
cnrlosee at Stnrges & Fulton's warehouse,
was killed yesterday afternoon by being caught
between construction ca- and grain car. At
.he 1isnc Of tie casualty, he WAS endeayoring
to remove The construction c1r, which was
heavily loaded, cut Of the way OF the approach.
ing freight car. Before he could step from
Ictween the rails, he was crushed in a terrible
uanner He was removed to his residence on
:Scdewick near ;Divjeion street, bat lived only
q few hours The deceased leaves a wife and
dicc little children who were dependent upon
I'm Tor support
, 1862-11-13

Killed III FREIGHT TRA1S.-The soldier
who was Killed By the ont t-goiug freight Train
on The Michigan Southern Rss1foad, On Tues
day, hes been identified. In his pocket vas
fourd 4 small Testament, Titl the following.
written therein: "Mr. N.ison Doids' book,
presented by Iii. mother, sarah " Dodds,
Amsterdam, n J., Aug. = 1862 Prepare to
meet thy God' Awaiting the return Of the
4,ain by which lie vas killed, the inquest will
not be held until to-day.
, 1862-11-13

EorEr11Es.-Last night the store Of Mr..
Msginnis, on Indiana street, in the North D.
vision, was entered-the key in the front door
being turned with nippere-and robbed Of =
silver watch, ya1ned at about SO, and an al
1en's revolver. This vas all the booty OBJ
ta.ned there From the butcher shop Of Mr..
Rcs:nbach.r, on Hiusdale, near Green Bay
Street, which was entered the same night By
breaking ! g1ass In the fr2nt window, the
money drawer, containing some five or six
do!lsrs in postage stamps, Vas taken away.
THESE delrcdations are becoming altogether
1n1 f,Gnuent
, 1862-11-13

IA, Il n i'EU-AUe;I;$. S:tp her
" month An,: at exprn.-s paid. We will ray
de- ano Es!ce to honest: active a;e1ss or a';eS
MACHINE. Esss.l r::cc. s:5- We hrv. wn,,se
ccc:1sit:=os.s AVERAGE Sl'l per mouth a-t1: :l.-s
Eel 1Fet- St6t for Circular, j. d. JARVIS & Co
+. H. TlraE7- $50 {'hfJ4wr I'll r0..yt sim
, 1862-11-13

Call On Dunlop, Sewell i spa1ding for Printing.
aof1l-hS2l-1
, 1862-11-13

CoScErT--A conceT. for the benefit Of the
t;cl and wounded Of the Turner company
&G) In the o4lh Illinois regiment, will be given
til, evening It the German Hall, in the North
division. Hans Balatka ard other eminent
musicians will tske part in the concert Tne
Borthi1ess Of tne object should secure large
audience. When it is remembered that the
z,a1}ant Turner's Of this city were amoug the
first 10 respond to the call for Is coo men, and
volunteered almost Ell .a.ase, scuae regard
should be paid them, and especially by caring
Tor their sick and wounded
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-04
9Gmt Il. SmIi.

gBtr te9en am teutieem Sage uniern 9eiera
bic grtlaruns Dor, bur6 tpeI4e lf8 Die Gdter
un1erer 8epubltt auf INNER bon Gem &Gntg>
tbum l~psIa9ten rnO In welGsr lie Die erOBen
Brtnctpten ntepsrle9ten, auf tpelGe unlere 9te'
publit balirt 1T, Sn elmer 3eit, no Elm eie
eantti6sr &f Dor ii9 9ebt, pelder Die
Nufre6tsr9altung Der &epubIif uno Die ger>
pirtlt9un9 Der in Der Observation-Disclosures
ran9 auSseprCdenen Nrtn3ipien gum 3pede
Bat, Serbient pas na6febenpe Document Ct
bSbte 8ea9tun9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-04

Ote t1nlern pi9eu. Sn btelem fritt(1m Nlcs
ment erGfneten Die &anpnen6DUte v0alenn"
nnO uNrpltopt" 3a un ierer 2tnfen, tpV MIR tins
gau9en 3u werben befir6teten, nit tbren 54<
Yftnoern Elm befti9eS 6euer auf ben WalD, in
pelGem Der TetnD pOtirt mar. Da8 6euer
Der &anpnenbopte tpurbe bpm 2unte aus bltrd
St9nale bright, batnit unter ben gombtn
Der GlCtte nihe N6tbetlun9et unIerer Nrnee
lttten. Die S1la1: ma etne fiir9terltGe.
Der @uloerOampf 1tnb bic Staubwplten mad
ten es unmG9Iid, Stel gu bfpbadten, unb muir
naA Dem 8euern FOnnte man auf Den Gang
Der Shladt 1hlieben.
WabrenO be5 9iaAmitta95 = Der &f
pItbete nod uneeI9pd6t 49, pfrabl9iepeten
fA Die ffan5Uiii3en Yrin3en unb fubren auf
Dem &anOnenbUUt vSacob 8eG" nit OepsIGen
fir bic Gesterung mad Der 6eltun9 Mcnrce
ab. General NlcGlellan beBlettete tie Biz an
U0ro unb febrte pann mad leinem 6aupt@
quarter 3urid, Der &f pa9rte, Bis bic
9faGt Dem 8euerl Elm Gnoe ma6te. = Die
Ntta6e bes BetnoeS mar surifge14la9en
ueber bic TCr9dn9e am Often t d 8 uno
WtttwU9 lte9en biz iebt nur ~birftige 8e=
riAte Dor. Infer Infer Glieel war am
Otenfa 9 en9agtrt unp AUDI Die &anonen=
eOUte nabmelt wteperbclt an Der &anunape
abetl. Der &f encete pieOer bamit, paB
Der Tetno 3uriidgel9la9en tpurpe.
Nn W tt 10 d MAR nn ar
ee BIS SerteteY am s ames sri
per 3urnd9egangen. Ote Ser
ftGrfnnRcn BON 2SSaibtnstUu annren
4 ugCfpmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-04
WIc@ tenan's MIf;us.

9Str BADEN Don Der Nrmee pes Gen. Sic.
9lelan 9ia6ri4ten, bic biS auln Ntitttpod
yIa2mttta9 reiGen. sic lauten atrar ni6I
70 lAltmn, pie Die 0eritAte, ipelde bic bielis
gen SeSeItpnilten aus9elprenet 6aben, aleiu
lte Lauren IAltnm eenug. Son elmer fetnplt.
Gen uebermaGt, Die 1er3weifelt tGmpfte, an
ge9rtfen, bat iG bic bette Qlrmee, melde bic
Ne9terun9 i'm Selpe BAT. inter ben Shub Der
&anOnenbcote 3~uriid5ieben milIen = Oas III,
tn tur3en 9BCrten, Das He1ultat bes liebentdz
eisen, bluti9en Samples Bel NiGmpnO unp am
SameS NtDer. WtcGlelan bat tereit8 neue
Geritdrtun9en erbalten uno wtrb, 70 bOft
man, ietne SperattOnen 9esen 0iihmUno in
Sturgeon pieDer aufnebmen, ip19renb pbne
3peifel vote Nrmee bon g%ireinien", unter
Depe uno Stee, uno oieQeiht AUDI Burnipe
Durh raIAe DiDeripnen Der 0Ctpmac=Nrmee
2uft i@afen peroen.
Is 1T ieet ntGt Die 3ett, Den urlaGea pieGer
NteoerIa8e na95ufCrlhen unb Antlaeen s1 erz
bsben %lonoern es gilt jest, Die 9teeierune in
tbrem Semilben, trub pteltr NieDerlaae bic
JtebelliUn nieoer3uwerfsn, fraftialf All inter
ltusen, g8ir baten Die lleber8euenna, ba6
Die 9te8itrun8, 2gaes, paS in ibrfn &raften
ttanp, 9et9an bat, um cine Nieperlaee Bel
Ntdriono ab5utpea6en uap baB le ieBt Gins
ben aabsrorosntli4en 1mldnoen sntlpreGenbt
gaer9ie entpideln Miro. DurA cine Der.
nlnfttSe g%erip,nOung Der nod i'm 6elbe ffe=
bsncea Iruppen ultter 9uten 8a6rern tuirc
Die CONNER amPa9ne rp9 nod gu einem
bsfrieoisenpeR AblAluB eebraGt tperpsn fSu-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-04
Ncnefts tclegrapbtfdbs gsacbrtcbtem
Wnm Sen. Mitdea's 9lrmee.

Gmp6renbe Sdbanctbat Der Mebenen

9uutsptlle, 3. Suit, Man erfa6rt,
pap Sen. NitGel 55 Nann aus perl6ieosnen
ytesimentern gum &unoldaftsptenf petaGirte,
sic wurDen pom ben Gebellen
gean9en 9enUmmen, na9 q t.
Iantay Ga, 9ebraGt unb pprt
= geBGm9t !!
Gtner RON ibnen, Namens Gobert Snttuin,
bielt anf benz Ni6tplab cine 9tepe, beS SUI
balts, baB Ct, feltlt In pieler Neile fir lein
9anp gu ierben, fur etne Sire balts.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-25
See Nv advertisements in e
days paper.
The Arkansas.

Nine cheers for the gallant Arkan.
sas !! This iron-clad vessel, after
many vexasious delays in her compile
ton. emerged a few days ago from
the Yazoo, whithrr on the fall ofMem-
pins shehad been removed to complete
her armament.
She passed the Yankee forts at tho
mouth Of the Yazoo on Tuesday last.
went through their feet sinking two
Of their largest gunboats and Grip
plng others and is now safely moor
ed under the guns of tho Mississippi
Gibraltar worthy to be 40 named.
not so mach on account Of her artifi-
cial defences. which are not of the
fortress Monroe order but for the great
qualities Of her sons whose courage
and fhr,itude have put to shame tho
pusillanimity Of our large cities. which
have surrendered to the Lincoln gun
boats without firing gun. AL hon.
or to Vicksburg and her gallant Mis-
|sissippians.-Ex.
THE "OLD FLAG.-In one Of the
" conquered" Virginia towns. the
boys annoy the Yankees much by
comments and criticisms, and some.
times by beating them in the argu-
ment" as follows, One small boy
asked Il Yankee officer, abruptly.
What did yon come here for? What
ere you fighting for. anyhow" The
officer replied, Fighting for our
our hag." Replied tho nrchin. "then
why don't you take your id old
flag away from here. We don't want