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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

Gieie eife tie6e fib nod betr66tlid)
ousoebnrn, oa tbatidbIib fait ieoer eins
3i9e 4rtifel i'm preife 9eitieeen III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

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Stlfti9ung AUDI nur Der film
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penn oafelbc 3tiiti9s @rtr6n.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

Sss- Die fdrIi&s grsie fiir&tst BEN galufi vrn
WObiIe, GbarlsNon wnS SlUannab uno rGtt rem
9srObnrn. bIsfs Stdbte Iirbsr lsItit cn,udftrn.
ale Idb snsm Resim'nt pis oas Scn @tn. Butler
In Nsp Srltans aI untsrmsrfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

5aGuC su RbrCn ocs Bcn. 3urnGos.
prUstbsnee, @bcps GiIuaO, 10, gluD
Ssute MCrssn wurbs sins SalUs BON 100 5tancs
nrI6GH'n 3u Gbrtn Der an1sluns bss Generals
9urnFpe gum 8efstlstutrr Der gOtcmar Qrnrf
atatftutrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

OCT WOrmOun ba6tn 1& daf elmer etr Cant.
WGttnIsIu ntsorshnGsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

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Fonne uibt hsltbiEntn Wtrbsn,
|battSn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

D@@ Den Sausfruusn unO aud psn 5aasOd'
tern ipirb Fs niht unssnsbm isn, Su tJrsn. NuF
8aumWolsn. unb Oodm' 8aarsn fOBis aud bic
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fnb, natirIIG turh SpstulatiCn tn @rpstGnb.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

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fuS nur sIntn GIsI Siib.SarOIna bassssn 81,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19
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neuerun9 ibre 6reibriefe uno Ser
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nit oem Rebtc oa5 capital ,u
Bern; Grban9e 8anf BON WittS.
Commercial Sant pon QbilaoCl.
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SanF bon Buds Gountn; 8Qnt
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3u UeraroiIern lebanon 8anf !;
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leiben fir Sreitricfe Der fot9ens
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SrnanaO Sanf, 5ranPlin, &e:
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

MonrOe IS. Nop. Die aanSs
ttrani;6s Sdile III int SsFb Der 9unOtSma6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

E@DdS Uit,ieIs @otum bonn snnJsn Staat
ipsiSt fCIssnhs Wstrtsit.n fir bic bemcfratfG den
7anttbdtru auf;
Slsnftr 37i5; Barr 3169.
DabsI flnO bic Sclbaten1immrn nitt mtlds.
SIblt, font pirs ,bsr S1u6 am anbsrn fSuB."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

REBrDts 8augn pcn Daupbn Gauntp babsn
I6r 6om faa sans estdla un6 faasn, bag bic Gm.
ts cine Der bitten Irt. bic Ts jsmaIt o,batt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

I9-Ds pOIttil6m Teuistsitsn aus europa
1nN nTi@tis.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

2lnaePommen. 9oro QpOnt. Der sn9iti6r
G'sanbts, fam sOrise Mode in pbtIabelptia an
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

Eag- Sn 9aInOis mdbsu ale Guatsr, Us&s
In tas @tiitir atNraftst werbsu uno lh psiBrn
In ttn Dmit Su asbsn, 200 S6alsr bs3abI'n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-19

R,Wart, Neu' Ssrfrp, 10. Rcp. @sRsrn
lief i6 In tn 0ta.Stru6s in 55C1ae Ter tsmo'
truiItrn 9rrdinribNs Strss tsr trns babe gtI'
tr.S6alsr Isbsn. qeit@ trsab ft bel nd9rtr
9rR&tlauns bab r-falft rpar.--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
., ..al.a-s NUMBERI5 ..IiII5!. l8s.

o flgl. .8E Fg-If 57FITTI5 777i
engage to labor on the sugar plaptaitttons
Ior three years, at the same Compensation
as is given 70 the native population. Re
captured Africans; being semi.saSages,
mqlstHhUwsveri undergo appfslticssbips
~ ses'FeIaEy Seward 10 replying, says be is
nStE. ,S.E. .ag!heEiEsd 70 accept the proposition at
TINS time for convention, The tisposi.
ton Of recaptured Afrieaasf5 Il now prssrrt-
bed by laWiv ltis probable, however. that
eongress may be disposed so to modify the
existing legislation upon the subject as TO
meet the wishes Of the Danish Gov eminent.
He has submitted copies Of the corresnou.
denceito the Chairman of the Judieiary
Committee ia each House of Congress.
Colonel RaastoEf, in response, saws the
place he had furnished would be entirely
satisfactory from q OhFistianand huuaue
point of view, and d,Would moreover, relieve
the United States from = great moral, re-
sponsibility, and from the very large .exS
Pense' which, tf be was correctly informed,
is contracted with the present arrange
ments for the transfer Of the recapturediAf-
ricaps 20 the Republic of fLiberis.
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FHyREL.yE TgH4oUsA4gyP REBELS IN

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Joys 81 oontrabnnda.

IA. 4. gentleman recently returned from
Newbefn relates the incidents connected
Wtththe meeting Of two contrabands, huss
band and wife. who had Ibeen separhteti for
some time, They were on road near
NeH6ern, each with OK teams. AS they
aPProached, the husband discovered his
wife and gave ALOUD ''guffaW.'ni He then
dtsmopntsd and began to singsa Fhan he
turned spmmersapits; and finally. stood bolt
upright on his head and for several min.
utes kn6cked lis feet together. He went
through With these performances for sumo
time, Rltlthe7 while singing vigorously. .!
The wife was less ecstatic. AS, she cx1
pressed It, she was SD "disconfnsed'' she
dtdn't know What 10 do. They finally CON.
nenced talking and went on theitIsgay to-
gether Fejotcing'-Er EroE6eRes sIORTRaI ?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

Stern Treatmcnt OF the GuerrIIlnS.
The following is the material portion OF
Gen. Schofeld's recent order for hunting
down the rebel guerrillas of Missouri: .ll
"The enemies Of the United States and
Missouri seem still determined to ruin i
State they so signally failed to conquer
70 destroy the peace of a people who are
fixed in their loyalty TO the Union. Rebel
Officers and men are returning to their
homes, passing stealthily through onrlines
and endeayoripg again to stir up insurrec-
tion In portions of the State, where peace
has long prevailed. And there still remaii
among the saffected, who have never be-
longed TO the rebel army q few who avail
themselves OF every favorable opportunity
q. murder Union soldiers and destroy the
property Of citizens. The government is
willing and can afford to be magnan-
tmous IN its stFettment of those who are tired
of the rebellion and desire to become
loyal citizens, and to aid in the restora.
ton of peace and prosperity TO the couu-
try but Il will not tolerate those who still
persist in their wicked efforts TO prevent
the restOFatiou OF peace, when they have
failed tOsmRintatu Legitimate WAT. The
timeis past when nlinsurreotion and rebel
lion in Missouri can cloak itself under the
ggise, Of honorable warfare. The utmost
Elyfgilauce is eptoined upon the troops of
the State 10 hunting down and destroying
these robbers and assasSins. When
ca4ght ID arms engaged ia their unlawful
yiariare, they viii be shot down 1pon the
spot All good citizens who dcsite 10 live
10 peace are required TO give their assist
aneS % the military authorities "a detect
Ing and bring ging TO Punishment the outlaws
ai4Ifsa sfiaIe . IA
thsm shelter aud ptoteEtton!n Those who
tail TO do their duty IN this mater win be
teghtded and treated us abettors Of the
criminals. y fssal 80 p tak I'D
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lTIiuE doa1TRIlAl1IAa3Dil a0jhsT11os.-

{ Z
Al, RsH9aeersAbls 9Rsr fsena DEsRmarls
Do iDils ss9as ssiIVAsHINaTnN, June 10. < >
al Colonel Rahstoh slGharge edia affairs of Den.
mark, has addressed a'lettee to the secre-
yautages offered By thp Island yof ST. Croft
for the employment of personsrof this
country, Of Afrean extraction, and NEGROES
found on board vessels captured 81 6diiF
cruisers. The Island, be says, has been
eheeked 10 pfogtess for want 0f manual
labor aud he invites tie United States 10
ieoteTs into SeonRentioh lheEeby the. con-
! Temp ted emigra ton may be placed ,undef,
the protection and guarantee OF the Two
GoYernments. Tue Governor Of the Dan
tsh !sest Indies hiS also appotnted q. special
agent5 Who has arrived in this country, TO
make de nee65Saly 65Idi1gea Frea
itrARspo tipna ta offered st0t all tigh0 viii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

lcspttatsd Of Fort Scott. n artillery We
arg are Partlep Iafiy toEtpnate, having effective
batteries and q large nlm6er Of guhss,,94. uhss,4
| Gen. Blunt win omit no act NECESSARY TO
make our troops efficient. 5
By the evacuation of Corintt the rebel
forces will be increased rather than dtmin-
ished. The soldiers of Missouri, Texas,
a9p y Skansas, viii naturally return to the
yiclntty OF their own homes, determined to
save them, although Bealregard retreats
forever. And they may be followed up the
Arkansas by that feet of gunboats which
U.s. y g @ severely pressed by FooSs aud FsTra-
Ia view OF these facts, II win not not be at
al tmProbable it the border war lasts
through the summer, and the last and most
desperate conflicts take place on the soil
where treason first manifested her heliish
purposes. &; ~
3..i s. TErom The washing ton Review 81 =
The washington County KiIisd ana
2its fWOund6ds st5f I
Full lists of the killed and wounded in
the battle 6f Fair Oaks have not vet been
received, although the War Department fs
using efforts to procure them. 7We have
been enabled from various sources 10 learn
of the following casualties among those
At0tn OuA OWu GOuutlt III TUG 00Lu- tSeRtm9n
(OOlOnei Howelll. ss7sast -isTrsl4 e
d Lieutenant Colonel d "a. PdFviRnce. late;
one. of the editors Of the Reporter md TFi-,
6tl'is, WAS wounded In theleg. His wound,
NE are happy,to learn, Is not OF danger-
ohs -characteE He arrived BY steamer In
Phtladelphia, on Tuesday night, of last
week! He intends coming to this place, as
soon as the condition OF his Wo16d viii
permit. q t'ar sl.ii a5l
Company a, (Gieut John w. Achesor
cOmmanding.) )AOolin W. Barr, sou OF
James Barr, of Buffalo towhship, was kill
ed. ounded4Lieut John w. Achesou,
ttnthe wrist and cheek, y Corporal r. W.
OfissWell, Of Florence, Slightly, Johu
Low, of Paris, VIM. Scott, of Paris, j ohm
'atterson, of iThompsonvilIe, Robert NJ !.
Byets, OF this borough (seVerely, John Al.
'sd'Aiillap, OF North Strabahe townsbip.-
Just. about as the attack was madetby the
rebels, Capt. Nankirk sent word to Lieut..
Aeheson TO take command of the company
Capt! v. having probably been tictatled
on some other service. aii Esd
ln Company B, Captain George II Hook
ett OF Greene county, composed mostly of
MashlngtOu couhttdts, there were kiIledza
Wn. Howard, John RELY, Jacob Younker.-
Wo1nded-Gapt. Hooker, Corporal A. b.
James, Lieutenant Julius Al. Smith land
missinglt Owen Turner, Joshua ToFrence
James Speers, David Miller, Amos Bans.
Niseing B. Hayden, VIM. l3rlden.
4 I. Company D. Captain ~. HoFn).4
unded-Hezskiah Horn, in the thigh
Mtssing-(Supposed to be prisoners} Ser
geant John N. iDonaghoof Corporal Morgan,
Company 81, t0hpt. Edward Campbell
formerly commanded byiPurviancel lARill-
ed-Lindsey Hartman, in the battle of Nay
M foet n NJ SR.rf
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a Rlr6l's Eye View or Movements
the Yalley--The Rebel Foree.
V9FFF'P9ln9asa l9 q ths e. New YqFk Post,

.
= MARTINsBURG, VA, June 8, 1862; !
The most intelligib le account of the enc.
my's idesigus, movement and gtorcelin the
late advance from the Sohth was brought
here last pight by q, gentleman from Win.
chestets a close o6seFver Of passing events.
HIS statement IN substance is as follows:
When Jackson left our from, near HaFri-
sonburg, 70 join Johnston and drive back
Generals Altlroy and Sthenck, EweIl, with
the advance guard OF a larger force, came
loyertlnto the Suray valley to watch the
movements of General Banks, and hold
him IN cheek from crossing the Blue Ridge,
which was supposed at that time, by the
secessiouists; to be the designed platiof the
War Department, The rebel forces under
Generals Lougstreet and Smith formed a
portion of the new corps of the valley.
They remainsd about one days. march in
rear of EWell, while the latter was at Elk
Run, east of Harrisonbgrg of,
After driving Nilroy aud Scheuck back
TO franklin, jackson returned 10 the VAL
ley leaving Edward Johnston 10 guar1i the
roads In and around Stanton. Joining
forces with Ewell, who; meantime, had
been strongly reinfored, Jackson cantious,
IL and qufeuy Advanced down the Suray
valley while Smith, with about ten
thousand men, ..crossed the Massanten
m0uutains mud pursued a parallel ronte to-
wards Slrasburg. Their object, as stated
by jackson IA Winchester was to capture
the whole Of our little army and stores,
aud then retreat back to his starting point;
hat, he added he had failed in an import
ant particular. e. &.
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10 view OF these facts, 1t viii not Be at
AZ Improbable it the border war lasts.
through the summer, and the last and most
Desperate conflicts take place on the soil
where treason first manifested her heliish'
PuLLloses. L -. ;.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13
IN s U r AN CE
Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
T B. .sHBPPARpN6181lAf Afsin Street, corner
u Union, will continue to keep on hand Alargeand
complete assortment Of all artfeleSn his line 00nB8t
AE Of LSdieA, aud Gentlsm6n Saddles Etno& CUarae
lIArnes6 Trunks valceS, Carpet BAgs Satehelb, Col
lars, HAmes, Whips, &c. - 1rf-t' 'll-sr;.--
IWould respectfully call Attentiont TO my and
trust by strict attention and promptness, 70 merit
continuance OF the public pa AtrpnAgC =, 2
Ankinds of repairing promptly done, aud N pro
per m1nner. = j. b. SHEPPARD. .
Sep2O 80 1Sl, Main Street
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Vhsellng. pVholeaIie7 57.57Io9oIi1
SHOE 1lA.NUFNc.P0Rv

~, = EIIR uudeFaiEned ma ybe found Sfs 40
~ A1llnt etreai3 Where, We are extensively
engaged In manu- aeturihg the latest ana lt sfyIcS
sa e Misses. ChlldFensl hoy Rand
aud necessities ofthe citizens 81 Ifheeiin a fSS
suLr9pngiqg country, which We ipher at 1hoioSSlS
mo- INC Esta, 9t prices which cannot tSttto pieSss ths
we invite the trade, and the public, 10 can ana
exaIaine our goods While gratefully Fenlou1ber
~ oEsf hlehs have already far eSoeodelI our
~ ~ snine hope In the future
g merit eQnttauanee and to siare large increaSS
onPunhc ratTohase.s e-lA!EsL eHon SdT
largely relnfofcel our mann ElcturInR de.
Part11ent' with experienced and aceompIishef me-
We are pfepared 10 nlAnl6SctuFs 6tJlGl and
siEes 70 order for the trade and public -@
L novs-35 5r5 eEw JASIGV4 RILLSBURY EfOO
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EWHLVEsoLl LINES OF NoNPAlku, CoR oSE rscH. .loi
5dy IESs, ltAl14 ASqqAHE. M : = {
ne f9o ~ 5hSss 8
fi,,s flsLse H.'.:,'.. q 4p g o.
69nE y 4.-............ ! 30 Three Months I'd N
i've six IL n
FEo I q & One o
7 -, = N9FlgEs Tie Ateys Iate,..
q, iAeaFly AdYeFtsins on n tenn afssor
ainS 20 the SpRee essppie and tie
"a. ~ as9 ~ u gi
B59s4sl eAEfs not eXeeeelInghve lines $40 p6ryeaf
oT - 9r AtS month5, hut for shorter psrifd NJ rim
VIII be counted less than Q square.
The pttplegeo % Annual Advertising is limited n
sue AqNerttst1S own Immediate 8 business: md al
eIpehts for the benefit Of otisr prSGSl -
z. legal advertisements, and
be paid for at the usual rates. - ',''f
- Adyerti1ementsn not accompanied With Jyfitte
dlreetons Wtll be ins6Fted "a and ehareSd
Notiees tor Political Meeting o to bscharsed In al
cases At full rato1. Egf ll.dit. - dflS sfft :
Marriages, Notices6fF Funerals; and annOnGeIhsntr
OF seEmouSs SO eents each. q lIf IloSiv11-5S9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

Ice g. 9.4fsenaonte-HVhy ne did not
.s5f Is M E4fntsEeepf Jackson. :.
correspondent with Fremonts diyis-s
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.Isr, MORRISON 8 CO.,

h4SG8 AANEs6s49Sy4N5e - SSSSS.S ~
wholesale Groeers = &PrOduee Dea1eFs
NoS.7O aWi 50 ltitsa-St., WAssItag, Va. >
Wa doSireto state 70 the friends of the late hEmS
Nnd to the trade generally that wei are In P1aseen
Wholhsal6 GFoeSfy ana Produrs. AHsileSs, fs
We are determined to execute All OrdGrS ontrn8ted
60 our With 1delify aud romptnesS, and on the
moatfaV0rable terms, Your oh't lerIantst -
Wheeling. January IA isSo tanSa
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aatIga atsllIaea6et
iqt16RiIs7oFi AIIDsVER1sfsINe.=

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CW1LVB S0LlD IfHEs. or Ne1rpAlkr ion o,rR 1,,C,,
3a5 & a lIIESss ntAEl A3aFAl8. ~ +, !. ~
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Bank of Wheeling,

NFONEY RECEIVED ON TRANsIRNT DEPosIT.
M Interest paid on Special Deposits. Collect1one
promptly attended TO- EE6hRhge ON the Rast bOpght
aud ssld. THOS. n. LIST, President.
sAWL 2 HIuDREfH, rFsasurer. iaatti-Ssla.1g.
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Indians ain 0nstlie IRarlIa tiI..!Y Yet
3 saith, oeeupted by = large B,Oroe..-
=, Dltstefm Llts \ ln9tlon 90 take Fort sebft.
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used towards such q foe, There ase stifI
tb9qsspds of TROOPS 10 kansas, we'll drilled
and well armed there are at least ten regi-
ments in Missouri that, eau easily be con.
iceptrated at Fort Scott. Il artillery We
are partieplaFly fortunate, having effective
batteries and q large number of guns,
Gen. Blunt win omit no act necessary 70
make nT, n fronyi,e q n sJsrf ~ = -
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I Full lists of the killed and wounded In
the battle Of Fair Oaks have not yet been
received, although the War Department fs
using efforts to procure them DWe have
been enabled from various sources 10 learn,
OF the following casualties among those
from our own county =, in the s5th Regiment
f(OolOnel H0welD. ss15as3 .iSr,l q
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By the evacuation of Corfnth the Febel
forces will be increased rather than tdffmtiin-
ished. The soldiers of Missouri, Texas,
a91 4 tkansas, viii naturally return to The
Yiclnity of their own homes, Determined to
save them, although BealFegard retreats
forever. And they may be followed up the
AsFkansas by that feet of gunboats which
y 90 ssl severely pressed by Foote apd FaIra-
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Fremohts adFa66cS guard, Under Miltoy.
reached Brent's Gap, six miles northeast Of
Strnsbdrg on Friday night. On Saturday
it moved two and q half miles nearer sttas-
burg, halting near u hamlet called Cotton
TOWN nsAlEICE
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lrishmen gil up our ranks quickly, for
after we will have crushed out the cursed
rebellion, VIC will drive the proud British
Lion from his lair, with fire and sword,
across the channel, free the Green Isle,
replace the plain marble slab which points
out where the immortal Emmett sleeps
with costly monument on which will be
written his epitaph in letters of gold.
b. McQUlLLIN,
Capt, Lee County Rangers,
Recruiting Officer.
Papers in the Des Moines Valley please
copy.
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Railroad Accsdent.

Boston, Nov. 81.
The draw Of he Charleston bridge was
open this morning whom the way passen-
ger train from Maiden went through. The
train consisted ofengine, tender, smoking
car, and three passenger cars. The
weather was very dark and foggy, and the
train was going quite slowly. The en-
CINE and tender plunged into the river.
The smoking car, in which were mum
Der of passengers, was thrown forward
with all the passengers in heap. The
remaining cars we're uncoupled in time to
avoid taking the plunge. Many of the
passengers in the smoking car escaped by
Jumping from the windows and swimming,
while to others planks were thrown. Four
dead bodies have been recovered. 1t il
thought that these include all the killed
Several persons were more or less injured
but fortunately none we're severely. II
appears that there were not more than 8
or 20 persons in the smoking car.