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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Fight Between Gunboats and a
Battery.
+ Herald Special.
Washington. 4

Washington, Jan. s.
A fight occurred on the I'd between the
Union gunboats Yankee and Anaeosta of
the Potomac hotilla aud the rebel battery
at Cockpit Point The missiles from the
rifed gun of the battery struck the Yam
koe doing but little damage. Several Of
the projeetiles from the gunboats struck
in the midst of the battery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Destructive Fire.

New York, Jan. A.
A destructive fire occurred at Cortland
last night The fire broke ont in the Eagle
Hotel, which was consumed Loss $4,000
mo insurance. A harness shop adj
joining was destroyed. Loss s200O--no
insurance. A cabinet shop and ware
rooms was also destroyed. Loss $1,000
partly insured
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New I ork, Jan. 4.
Flour-s5 4s@5 SIS Super State; 5 IS
95.so for Extra State 5 s45M5 50 Sup.
Western.
Wheat-S1 SO Northwestern Club.
Corn--54fN65 Mixed Western.
Pork Market steady. Mess Sl2 00@
IL 30,
Whisky-2Oi@2lc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

The Vatican at Rome, lii October
last, was the scene of terror aud eonster-
nation. For two days the sirocco blew
with fearful force, bringing with it a IL
gantic water spout. In its course i, pre-
cipitated itself down upon the Vatican,
tore up the roof, smashed in the windows,
wrenehed OF the door Of the salon where
the frcscocs Of Ginlio Romano are lert,
and tossed about the 6eonese tiles which
cover the Belsidere as if they were card
boards. Amidst all this terrific tornado
Pho Mono was on his knees praying
f-trange to relate, none of the statues and
pictures were injured II y. J Eye Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Tive Hundred and Ferry Prisoners
Sent Home.
Fl. Monroe. Jan. 1.

The steamboat Geo Washington left
Old Point at IL O. clock this morning, and
proceeded up James River about 8 miles
above Newport News, when the rebel
steamer southampton was met with Union
prisoners fium i,caat.4osd. They stepped
on board under the protection Of tho ma,
tional flag as their names were called -
Such happy looking men are scldom seen.
Cheer after cheer arose from each bout as
they approached, and the band Of The 4th
Artillery played Home Sweet Home. which
added to the enthusiasm. As the boat
passed Newport News the crews of the
United States frigatcs Cumberland and
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
washinxton items.
Washington, Jan, 2

|
The Senate has before it a confidential
document embracing fourteen hundred
army appointments and promotions.
Gen. Mcclellan is better this morning
lie sits up ard attends to important bust,
ness.
The Government has expended twenty.
1.-TWO millions for firearms since the rebel
lion began. Col. Schuyler, now here,
bought three hundred thousand stand
abroad for five millions
Carl Schurz has obtained leave Of abb
sence from Madrid, and is on his way
home
Daniel s. Dickinson, in his lecture
Tuesday night, declared himself 10 favor of
the absolute and immediate confscation of
rebels property. and the acknowledgements
OF slaves by act of Congress. The In
telligenoer quotes his sentences apparent
ly with satisfaction.
Senator Wilson's Sutler bill, introdced
to-day, constitutes the army inspector and
general board Of officers to prepare
list of articles that may be sold BY suffers,
in which intoxicating liquors shall not be
included. On receipt Of such schedule
the acting Brigadier General. Surgeon.
Quartermaster and Commissary of each
brigade shall aflix the price to each article,
which must be approved by the command
ing officer of the Division and the Inspec-
tor General. All commissioned officers of
each regiment are to elect sutlcr, with
the approval of the Secretary of War, who
can sell articles in the schedule at brigade
prices, of which a copy must be posted
up in conspicuous place in each suffers
establishment, the Inspector General to
order competent officers to inspect each
suffers establishment at least twice
month, whose recommendations must be
complied with.
Suffers who violate the act lose the place
and forfeit all goods within the lines at
the time of violation. half to the United
States and half TO the informcr.
REBELS DESTROYING RAILROADS
Louisville, KY, Jan. 3.
The Journal has informationthat John
sons aud Buckner's forces tore ND the
Louisville q Nashville Railroad three
fonrths Of a mile, about four or Eve miles
beyond Green River, piled up crossties,
laid rails upon them and set FIRE to the
whole mass, repeating the same operation
at different distances aii tho way to Glas.
gov Junction, besides telling as many
trees - possible across the track. and
were engaged blowing up tunnel three
hundred feet long, near the Junction.
The crew Of the Pink Varble have re-
turned from Nashville. They say that
at the great fire at Nashville which con-
sumed seven hundred thousand dollars
worth Of property, on the 2fA al lt G. 9
Armstrong; pork. formerly of this city
contributed materially to The progress of
the flames, and that stored shells explo-
ied terrifically in every direction. The |
rebels have promised to pay for the boat,
As it was engaged in bringing them ma
ehlnery under permit from Secretary
Chase.
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Mobile. Ala Jan. |.

MUUHt, AII.. jul, /.
A Confederate steamer going from
Pensacola to the Navy Yard was fired up
on yesterday from tie batteries at Fort
Pickens. Gen Bragg's batteries replied
and the firing was continued at the las.
accounts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

SMOKING OFT A TRAITOR.

washington, Jan. 8.
1t is said that circumstances have
transpiled within the last few days, lead
ing to the belief that it will not be diff
cult to designate with certainty the source
whence the rebels have derived their in
formation within the last two months.
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Prom California.

New York, Jan. 4
The steamer Northern Light arrived
this morning from Aspinwall with S1l0,-
S42 i'm California treasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

Nothing has been heard here or at any
of the telegraph Offices below in regard TO
the loss of the steamer Parana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

Rochester, Jan. 1 =
Hon. A. Ely arrived here to-day and
had an enthusiastic reception. After n
few days rest he will take his seat in Con
gress.
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steamer pnrann.

Montreal, Jan. !
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LOSE AND tOGN1l.

+ OSI--j ELWAkD-APElL1, Is Canal
- %, ahaak leather sst.heil, ouatanI.ug a. Ia.ra.
god up utacI,s uud chain, wltA sliIgg Mia, Co.,
At N IS ~ IA KuES cur, store, go CAM. It. /.
T .Osl ON APRIL 7GH, 4 SLATE-CuLOE
ASad naud cant; tue dndor VIII rg,,iyea ur.s,
reward by returning Is to 225 Cherry 49, f.
hULLIN. 70
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MISCELLANEOUS.

---------.-..- ..-------.-
\ CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF TEAS AND
con. con. o. ~ WILSON'S ''' "'fy rp"o,lS'
! a BhpNN HORSE FOR SNLE-AI NO.
- =. Ut. 81 'I'.''' -''ni amt ''.l a. ~"
! IIN EI>PIi iAbit GlN iIENEN
ASan heyg g-od eo'rd r., ~ white IT, nril "
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~ Sda'sNr}y. Aidr'a a. ". Iey ~'t Stu.
! I.LNtNJlD lIp\I GppJ EoilIND
n gent mon, IiS Can. ST. It. Co.,. .o5
GOOD Gl.l. WANTED ORCHESTRAL.
hh.l..s.rI, so E,si r,tiy Grt SO. gu'
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ID AIlr,.. ELA,hsNiii, lrv SO san un,.,.sol
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a ltIION SALE OF ELEGANT lIOl 81
4 tu.d furniture, t.,s day, 49, t,l,,k lr'oIsc.
Is. ut tar fu.iit.,f Is WNtrN ra'e, near sixth
duuE r.u tGuitur, mqtt.nssts, l,.la, gloss,
rh.u' pl s..yrrNArr, tahi, cutlery, g.. =. ROTH,
A tuu,,r. ~
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TO IA"MgES AND GARDENERS-Le,th-
r...N.z Et.r .u quantities 20 suit puIcuas-
,s- d.. mo-. at EI. EOMAINEs Bg.' manu-
.t,g0.. .- 70 very, y, Y. Hpll a'l54
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EuE -AIL,uIN'-ABtkrUiIN TIE
...,, l.tt.. t..,l. i',... O. ''.
...f 20. ..'tt.I
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WANTED.
A BETTER OPPORTUNITY roHl>

A BETTER OPPORTUNITY lOk lNlIN.
cred ly Lieut. SIlAFFTR, 80 c.. - h.tR .tli .,.
Artillery, Cu SAM IL GRAHAM & uuHu. Y..
n regiment v" raised rHpI,ss.. o.. -''y',n '.
rid iurth ~. las and coast duty, anal 'p. n.,u .
hercd 20 garrison tie tfts IA Nov Y FN l.f'.l
Co b. Capt ELIAS COMBS, i- gGsr,rr,j Ga 10
%u..i, ou Bedloc's Island, al ut - miles
ahc battery. An ext us.ye y.,w ui t.u .. -....
ami surrounding Try H. ,tpri. %. Tie -.f...
slopes OF the island are covered v.tl trees 81 ...
sf ord n cool al.l s'ad,d rnue,t from tie h.Ha
ing rays of summer sun, and light snt urr. t
constant passiuy over th- !fHnd r,ut,Th 1 Ht
AM comfortable duru. /. lutH-t d4yso' .uu
A few more men H.c Wit d o.. up IT,. H, ... ..
O. is maximum standard uf 40 W.u. rHy ,4 o..
g. any In the s'uyre. Relief o. 'u.. nd, N.l o..
othcrl, luccmon'H offered totAcy1igu,cr~r 20 ru,.t.
in a. 10. vice. TIE company h rapidly o. rruH.
Apply therefor, Immediately To L.,It. CALVIN
5HAfFER, Recruiting OiGcer 100 Il. st
n-.A u -.l-l
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DEATHS.


DEATHS.
fBHACH-A Bergen, N j., last evening, Of scar
let fever, Alfred Holbrook infant son Of Henry n.
and Annie v. Beach, aged year aud II days
The funeral takes place tpmorrow Sunday, At
~ O'Clock, from the residence 4 bis parents, at
Bergen which the friends and relatives Of the
fsmiy are respectfully invited 10 attend 90
BRADsELL-on the 10Th inst. Of congesto on Of
abe brain, Frances Julia youngest daughter Of
Richard aud Frances Julis Bradsell, aged months
and days
The relstyes and friends Il the family are re-
sPecthlly invited l. attend the funeral, gu sunday
nhernoOn. 18th Inst q o'clock. from the rc4iicuCe
Of her parents Is sanford It, Bic. klyu, ?. n. 81
BURNETT-In wnamsburgh, on Fril.y, ti.h
inft James, the beloved syu II john lud Ca.h,tiuC
Burnett, aged years, > m,uths and II days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully iuvit j
70 a,tend the funeral. on sunday at.rno 20, l.ih
Inst, At O'Clock from the residence Of his phr' u,
ice North 9th At, Niiiiamshuryh. 20
'EGAN-on Friday, 18th inst, Kecran Epan,
native Of Kings County, ireland, aged g years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, Ills tSNturuty! aitorui,r.
l2th inst, At o'clock, from his late Residence 30
Eighth At 2l6
FARRELL-on Thursday, 10th inst, Mc'ac
FARRELL, native of the Parish OF Duu,ummull,
County Cavan, ireland, aged 20 years nul mos.
His Funeral viii take place from lis late irn.c,
Cor. Of Hamilton ave. aui smith ~ Sntir Brook.
lyn this tSl,urday! afteruoI n, ut . Gc.u,s H.
mortal remains viii he Inferred in T'stlu.h C,fp,.
sery. ~
FIELDS On Friday III inst or cousumtt n.
Emma A., widow q Thomas y Fields. amt d,ggi.
Ter Of Rachel and tie late John Hurst aged ..
years.
The relatives ani friends OF the family A., IT,.
specially inv ted to attend the a.ucr, on sunday
afternoon, 1871 int al u'..,k. nom tIIr rp,-
dence Of her mot.cr % North first 81 WI ANS
tprgh. Il
JOSEPH - On Tbur-iay morning, iou inst
barAh b. joseph, vie - A'r,d rh, aged ~
years aud "a day.
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AICrINN NnrIe,r,...


AUCTION NOTICES.
A UCTION SALE or FIRST CLASS REAL.
n estate in jersey Cty, 10y EvNN jones' Auc.
tionc"r on the Premises, ou Tuesday, AMI 10, 1t
2 O'clo, X. p. N. sale VIII commence " '. th. u,w
brick -sidiug ' H.gkIa gn,y 81 5 '.,',N 81
E-nr Waii,n Also, tao lr,k house., > s''rl.s ant
English basement, eos o. = 40 Iy ulltl u
uLNhI I. CON oui JACOB WEAkr' executors
OF g. lion. SAM IT. WEsItuI 1. jr,..-,i. . Va
cant luts, l23 40 and i.3y st.u.,u ST.. : a. . q
i,ts coz. o.. rr~r.,t i1 $ ..,a s...ul .... aa.g
lots wa Grove 4 near Newark ave uI... '.ts. cor
a. Borrow ~ aud Ru'rH'd ave. Cti.fti,j. are We
quoted o. t.tr uut.,c 80 us r,'o, 49, g BE- u N.'
t,st parts g Jersey { ~ For futt,r pa,t,.I,e.s
M r' 81 u, Auct.on,or, " MuUtsur.'N IT, J.r.
~ ''v. Hl..l '4G
AUCTION NOTl,E--soo CASES ROOTS
4 y and .r. toto ..i ~ auction uu N..ly
Aui 10 n lol Y'''p X, 1t tie ttyr' o' & PAR.
Sons g SONS 80 ort'snjt IT. Prime ss-n.tHt't
%. q. % 'ui ''n- 'rali' goods. "pll 2,s'U3
A Auction SALE on ELEGANT HOUSE
- lu.d uru'ui t's day, ~ O'clock Ir,cIHc.
Is. nj g." ft.il,.,' is WN,rN nH'c, near sixth
ur,; c'u-stInr o.. cturtS la-'c., hcirsfn and
d"nt ruw turit1'r, moit'aS'S l,ls, sla.s'
ciu' N'td s.yrrNarr, table cutlery, g.. ROTH,
A. tuu,'r -
AJCTluN SAlr-OVTR $1,000 wOEIu
! .I-, o.j rt.iiuro, q 2. day. S,'urlny, ~ ioS
's." 4 r'.', tc rc-i!.n.c - West lttn st'r,L
u,E. Ntu awe, comprising rH.'v.u.'i Usun-''ttr,
o. u'uo,u., r'd.te's, nr'. s'"s al' wilton
'Ir - iut..'Hu..aui black walnut 81 ,iuhrr fur
q Ire. ".N."r' ties. clwrs, curtains '.ufk+
g..u1, E.l'- 8. ..,ir,rc, &. 400, nuo'tr.'rt
l'-.IN,m Nd NIi.u,H furniture. ". H. GU WIN,
s. u.Irtr lti
prNlNNIN WEAVER. JR,AUCr. OFgIrE
- 1n- utl r', $3.50 s,I 'n t.c l.t1 Say ,' hNr',
q ,..,a O.. iu. tie tuut'uts ~ vytt"r and dIuu-
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t... ttrHur g., Il r..l.. i....t ..a ua.r Dl-sc-
t.>pl.t. ...' +.n.i a-..I .,.t Ap-
tt e IT, ~. H,i T. .I, or & PA tGCspN,
.. Ia.u. 4t ; sI.I. 90. l..r 'Ilu
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IgwsNNAE. tNEErs.A.

hLL rlE,pEo ARE UL"Bl FORBID
b.. .' tu.tu.n.s ".r htif ASH
81 Nl'At'r .tuy u.l d.. 'lr. foo g..
...t. O. .,. ,..f...t .... .rl n|I I.v uu 4 {.
s....ny. u..trt.' D.... O.. d'ir MARTIN WAL
LACE. B.,,. .. AI... lut., lrD-. Ll!-'Il4
7 EFT UONG-NT so. 5G M.DOUGAI ,r
Il uut &. mat, MARY Henry. n..f .-.
r-.... ~ I.r a.n. iat on urrnu sn,i naI ur.. ...
Dr. .-., with ry.u., hood, lieat llf, iHn ...- Al.
.u..rruat 100 win '' kindly received 900 l,.h. .i.
GEORGE lIlNKf. H..i s'i
TNIUE3lAlluE WANTED OF MARY
! DOYLE, s .tn.riyrd here o., g., a.u - Aplh lu
t.a slip AMERICAN UNION Ir au.u arc
anxious o. see her az Castle g. Hut.L /. I.f.
RLLATlYES Or DECEASED SOLDIERS
~ I.H uaa resigned raFu .ft.. .|.. Gl n... t.y
a. Tie ~ NJ W'sL.nst.u, wit. ur.u". 'u .o,ty
D. A,W i.rk Tor procuring tie Hrg haIui.
md la.E pgy e.. all aO d.ar- villa '. 20 au iu d. r.
y... r. A.. 81 CuHrrgHf, July "'i. l-Gl the " Il-
1w g. .al hrs are ..tt.ed g. 800 Doe addition {.
back ny. Claims e. ., audit a. fret Jnil. Apply
20 our 4 yluts, ~ TIER d. rLpiIlLr No. an
| Broom, It. n Y. BAEEpN So hlLLARD REED
| g. DAVENPORT, W Wellington D. G, Ap.l sta.
| 1862. X f.r,r. no. ...-. Poo A. kass1u, i,r.t
| AYt.P.M. G.u..l', Preston n aH, u. =. : nRtnr,
| \. Y.iHYu. Q. y 5 aa, NJ. g., n " Gilman,
| sln q c., Hon 3 grp,Is q G." Y. For
! o.hsr references See eulars. uplzz4ac'l0j
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PowBRs-ou Friday morning, iith m-t Be-
get Powers, aged !f years.
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
THE BLOODY CONTEST NEAR CoRINTH.
PURSUIT OF THE FLYING REBELs.
THE SIEGE or YORKTOWN.
HE PROSPECTIVE BATTLE BETWEEN THE
MERRlMAC AND MONITOR

Important aud highly interostii-, move from each
Of these iut7 Is tnuul,.ta~ly eNp',t,5, AMI every
lro received by Telegraph D.. D.. A. at,d r., -.
IN sddinuu y SPECIAL TfifGKAIuIC RE.
PORTS W., arp ~ iu tht
ST NDAl kCrRY
t-morrow. The public viii therefore know which
I,Itr e. rurpDys" ~ ar,lct' ct ALI. IIiF MEMS,
sni tn LOOMING rRIsS % The GKfAr Sun
DAY NEWSPAPER Nj. ID, taxed a. us utuutt
yauA,.'y 90 s..i - tl,if demand Tor 60 LATEST
lNIrILlGINtE
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oaS S@tdlal Nitmcnce prn btm Gusaanoc ei.
ncr S6la6t brt Scrftrwn 6tiub6ussr. in "a
pa ntbt betItae Qfi@t zines iccea Ssmpbnsrs
pteisr Staot, Oensu tci;ulprtngsn uuo fir Ii,t,.
oOa ju oerpfesen. rs ibr auss sur Ntn,nbuuo
etnsS 70 l6rtdli6tn @reianiTes uufs Sptet f.,
Sen, ais Elm m~G9Itdts Somtarpemeut unp Or.
%cberun9 8i6munbS fur inns Que Irin mufte ?
Die bri6e Bitttruns Der Icbtcn 3aa, mar
elm 10 pl6elt@tr @e6Iel. pd6 fl, aud cbnt Dir
orcbenoc &rirssgtfG6r cine re6t unanoenebme
Btrtun9 auf Srrermann o~usiitsR muets. Nn-
g%tnebm'rs unb leIbt flbIr Gage meroen icrc6
otslem Scrbcten rsS Spmm.re nod fclaen, unc
aud Die Se8nunssn bss 5rieocns wsrreu emo.
lid aus al risiem &rirssNetimmet btreurasb,n.
= CAPT. 0alace, unItr 5r.uno BON Der Sc.
%fanntsn 5irmn @auoct Srbnt, Der bel Gem I'm.
laut Don Roancte SSIauo nit s%sfnueeu etnum,
men murOe, t%efnert fd s,atnmGrtis witCer in
uusrsr Witit', unb ,Spar auf parole, Der or ie.
bod bnlo Cntbunben III in bc6t. Otrfslb,
tea6i6tist, feline GOmpaanie nHl su uraauifrer
unp iuht psSbatb tiatise Nitalieosr. Giner
~briisren GGpitdu piirOsn mir fur uns l,ltR mid,
miiul6eu.
BUR @rleibterung ocs GeI6pcrlt6,r
WorideS unicres 8,agsrs, bitten mir unlrr,
%9ctbrttn Nbonnsnten, am S6IuiIt zines itcer
Wondts ben mpnOtIibsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fiji,
ccnleIben bersjt III bllteu.
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Wfanssl on SransPOrtatioSsmitttln niGt fort.
9eI6oft meroen %fpnnt,u.
&m nGGfen Gage rurOe elm @ofsnfilRnnr
bts gum 8rsitas at9si&lrftn, mas bafIr lpri6t.
onS Ger Sampf an 3psit,n Gage Elm untntI6ie<
btnrr mar. Na6 anrtren Ssri6tsn fouc.n ie.
BOD tostdsIt& SrrpClsussis6ts Ratt. unN Der
5tino oerwci9srts, untsr elmer YorIamsnt6r
5los9e unlrrs Sorten ~bssrabsn Su laEsn.
Na6 nDrpli6cn Ssr;6t,n bstrI9 Der grrluR
Der gantces an titIsn tsirtu S6Ia&ttns,n an
SOotsn, S,npunretsn unb ,@sfans,nc# $4,000
Naun. Der gtrIuft nuf unItrrr Seite miro
nod %SsnieItsn Srrt&ten passssn auf $40.
600 nn9eee6tn. Infer. sis,nrn StriGtt rGuD
men basssen nur siusn Serlult BON 10000
Ndnn auf u%nltrer Scits elm.
NuF Ssits Der NDrpli6en wurbs mad nTrtl,-
den S'rihtsn General Suea t5rtli& psnpunptt
uno eic 9tnsrGls Grttteuotn, Sherman uup bi,
beiosn 0auoc, %setoptst.
Gin GROCER Sb,il Der RUrbIiben Nrmee Reliant
aus 0tuti6sn, bic gum 9rc6sn She'll cine gri
SrufbarriId truI sn. Quf beibtn Seiten purot
nit GROCER SrapCur unO Grbitteruns stfdmpft
mas BON n6rolt6en irtt iloIi6en SeriGtertat.
tern 9lei6 etussrdumt nirb.
Die rifcitusn' Ssri6te biefrr crntwiroiesu
S6ld@t, psnen mir erit in siuiesn a3chtn ent.
as9entsbtn %tOnusn, rpCrOsn intert faute @inaeln.
b,iten iber Rte ShIa6t bel Sbilcb entbalten
Die Den SUpsn @snntFts's nit Slut astrdut
uno ben Sal BON Sort Stnry uup Gpnetipr
Ittdter perl6msrSen IGst.
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RuuDChau.

Bon Yorttcpn lautsu Die Strthte INNER NOD
dubsrt maser. utaIrth bort infer NGss auF Rem
Sptsls ft,bt. San f6einsn mir baSu psrurtSettt,
tn Dieter Eetertdftsn Stimmuus 10 Ganee aus
5abnrrsn, Bic mir rnbli6 nit siner srpstr Si,-
9tenadri6t ibsrral6t perpen, pber - bio nm.
isre fu&tsnSrn 6rupptR bic 9rauerfunSe elmer
NieSerIase uns ieltf Iberbrinasu. 9tst.rss
t@ttnt frent9itsns Mot gut mGsli6 ;u ltin,
ba nns Elm nit BEN Sprtiftatipnsperfcu gprf.
tonne acnau Sertrnuttr Dor .inigen 8aasH erR
bic Waittbsitun9 ma6tr, bae ~pisfrIbtn serab.su
uneinncbmbar ieien. Grfirmt Der Setnb cine
Ssrtbetoi9unaslinie. 70 fGune sr f6 an elmer
Sweiten, elmer rritten uno 70 fort btn &upf S,r-
fGslsn. General Ragrups, rarf a6tr bic GAN.
ices tn itrer 9tsenwariisen Stslung ni&t lnls
fen. bic fe natir;i6 fsibR f6leuntaf beftaiat
babsn. uno mus fs tinttr itre S6au,sn Re,
9fcppcrt Nsrs auridSutretbeu fuben. Dielss
rirn aber nod Strpme BON Btut trfen, uno Der
bur& bic crite 9tspulutiUn aebriliste Suprn BON
gcrftcwn pirb ptsGtiht Sdnpfe frten, rrie Gs
ote @el6i6te Der NruSeit faum auf,unrilsH Bat.
Nian Iddbt bic 3abl Der auf Der SnI6infel i'bt
itsbtnoen gantsce auf ininpelfene 100, 0o0Wann,
Die nit Slnonen unb Sr%is9smatrriaI Der ttlten
Nrt lt&sr rsidlib ausstriftt fno. llHi,re
&ruppen tpsrbsn guar in itrth Stsaung,n Itlbf
cinem iol&en 5sinb lsi6t trtberls6en %fUunen, ts
beparf aber css 9anSen moraIii6sn Wutbes ei.
nee fur feline lluubtdusietsit tGmpfenocu SuIt,s,
nm einen iUlGsn 6einp BON benz btiItg.n 8uotn
gcrttcpns gu psrtrsibsu.
Der srIfe rntl6tiocnpe S6lag flub mad off
eie1eu StriGttn. am Dcnntrfaa fntt. Der
Setno %srSfnsts bon 81 IRr 1orgsus Bic 7 utr
Nbsnbs cine btfttst &anUnabe atsen unlsrt
sdnss 9inis. unb sins Su stnsm 2usrif auf un-
fer Centrum iitsr, Der iebu6 eIorrri8 ,uridat.
fGlaaen rurrt. gr ptrluhte Johann @tntral
@c6b'S 9pftion ;wif6sn Sees uno @Yuut's
wtItls au ncbmsn, paptts Our& BEN S1d uue
eS selans itm aud. stnige miuosr ni6tiae Ser.
tbttbisunsewerte Su nebmsn; nur su balb lab
er f& isrc6 BON ~unisrsn Sruppeu uuo omar nit
f&psrem SerIuae 3uridsewcrftn.
unlere 8ruppsu fcuen ih bel rieItr @tltasr .
tett rsht nader 9cbalteu baSsn, unO tpiro uuItr
8erluf auf 20 Supts. unter benen I6 Colonel
McStnnsp pom 15teu Ncro Carolina 8eoimtnt
b%rfnbet, unO eirea rs Wrrpuubete onasatben.
Gin srneutrtrr an8rif fanO an hiefsm Gasi
Mot ifatt une nil ltu mir wtiteren Seriater
8touloi9 ent9s9snIttsu.
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Die @6Gn9t bet 9biIOb.

- OirS6Ia6t bei S6ilu6 1teint an @rcf.
a%rttsfett; ipsnn audi ni&t an @rfolsen, bic bel
UtanaTds nod iitertrOfsn su bdbtn. Die 3ubI
Der 5einoe mag $4,000 betraeen boben, otrUbl
bie1el6e BON anDtren BtridterRattsrn nod Eel
tDritsrt h6ter an9s9eten tpirb, rpGbreub bic 3abl
unierer Erupftn nur anf etrca $4,000 Nlonn
Ssl&dbt pirt.
Die S6lnGt fanb rtpa 81 Ttile pom 5Iu1,
t~utfernt fat no Der 5etnb cine 1arte puFtirn
etnssnOmmtH tdts. Sis seasn II ubr (Spnn.
tda) Nfcr9tns bautrte Die sestnlsitise- i6rsdltht
RanDnobe, ais unlsre Grupprn NIT Der Svts.
bes SatonnstteS ben 6eino aus frtnsr @teuuua
%tparfen uno i'm unatlalts bis unter feline ,bib.
enrtn &anUnenbOCte psrfoIsttn. gBie Bel Qees.
burg ioasn bel Oieier @rls9eubtit mebrsrs 3set.
nssntsr III ben 6lus 9strisbrn ipOrosn itin, tit
i6rimmsnS ibre 8oOte su trrsi6sn fu6ten, no
lei aber man6sr ganfts Istntn COB IN ben
Gtutben fanr.
uniers 2ruppen erbcntttrn an bitIsm 3dg.
5000 @cfan9tne, faf bic gauge ftinpltbe
artiltrir, untsr Der it& cine 24pfinotr 9atttrit
aejogrner 6anrnen befanD, Orsls feline g1af,n
unb bic gan3en 8Crratbe bts Ietnees.
Die rtntretenOt Ounfelbsit matte an bisf,m
trften Gage beIe 12itlnoi9en SaIa6t elm Gnrt.
GrnsraI Staurs9arU, Der an Die Steae bee qs-
f%d1ensn Solution BEN SbsrbsfsbI ubsr unl,r,
3tnpprn fubrtr, IisS ~pisfsG6rn bis in oas rrS,u.
tets feinoIt&s 9a8sr 3uridfnltn, wO O~isitlten bic
Nd6t eampirtsn.
am naAifen IiOr9sn sriF Der BON Susu's
grmseeOrps, eirea 10000 Mann, Dsrfarfts GtinO
uni.re sIti6faGs Osritartttn 3ruvpen ipieb,r an.
sG;spr sntbrnnnts Der &f unO sruar nit al.
Hpe&frInOtrsm @rfOI9e ais am vOrbsrsebenoen
Gage. Der usbsrma&t wsi6sno, 400 fb Beau.
REGARD am @bsnO Oes Jweitsn S6Ia6ttases in
feline frubere Sttlumg tpirptr suriid, unO oerIur
bel Sitism RId3u9t irisOer pier Der erbsut,tsn
&anOn'n nnc lOHfi8s &risSSUOrrdtbs, bic psaen