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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26
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A FEW choice pieces of farming Ian" a.. -
IN this immediate vicinity, for sae gt a. O''
gain. N. N. POWELL
TIME Subscriber offers for sale Z'S ",S a ~
the ilage of River Falls, among 1.G ,D 4,
desirable for business or resia IaWpI1
village. ~. ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26

900 ACRES on Lake St. . 1rS,I N band
ZOO nient to mills. One-ioaF'" IA A. tvp
and the remainder IN one an'
years. Win exchange for 0oro iSiSi
N. n. 70" LII
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26
Probate Notice.

In Probate-Pierce County Court. In the
matter of the estate of Nathaniel N Pow
oil dacpaSnh
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26

We have tried it, and find it as useful in
our house as water. - JT3Zke's Spirit ef tn
Tr,or~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Sclletriitiibes.
@abrbeit 1l,tb &ebt.
Bon 3einridb @teim.

Giir &e9t unb @abrbsit will i'd Rreiten,
@o lang lb Qeben in mir reot; F..
Sir Wat,beit. &e9t na@ alen @eiten,
@u lang in mir bas 5er3 nod i9laet. .-zr
Sa, mannli9 nil i9 pormirts brinesn, ...s
Ob aud 10 Man&er pon mir eebt;
Mm @nbe front bod bas @elinesn: -.
Die @abrbeit fieet- wenn aud
erf 1pGt!
60 3iemt bem Mann bic freie &eee, .
&s 3iemt benz Marn pas freie @ort;
Drum i9eu i9 mid por teiner Jebbe-
SD fampfe mrtbie fort unb fort!
Ob le besbalb MID tbSri&t nennen,
Sb aud gum @&wei8en man mir ratb-
Gum Greimutb MIL i9 mid tefennen;
Die W atrbeit fleet -w wenna aud
erf fpat!
So mia i9 trasen bur& mtin 2eben
Ser @abrbeit unb oes &eAts Yanier;
Sa, bielen bsioen gilt mein Sreben,
@ie fnb hes Qtbens Qeu9ttburm mir!
Sb man bies Streben aud serla9t-
Mein Nutb wiro besbalb nidt sei@wa@t!
SD tdmpfe fir bic quite @a@e:
Glr,Wabrbett tampf i'd unb far
&e9t!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
III.
Die Na@rt@ten bic @uRap
IN 1ithrn cf1 tf :.


NuS ittnem Stubden trat @uftao I'm
9emd@liden alten !6ausrode uno lebte
ild neben bic Mutter, bic NIT banQem
5er5flopfen leiner Mittbeilun9en barrte.
Sie oob ibm cine Ga0e Gbee Elm, um Die
er 9ebeten bate, unc ia9te nann> ibn meb<
mltbis anblidenp: uWierer Elm Mol un,<
|onlt? Nidt wabr, mein gutter @uftap =?
Nerldweiae Mrs ni9t i9 bin |9on oaz
rauf eefobt!"
SD pei6 eS ni9t, ltebfe Mutter> pb
t9 ca6, mas Sie permutben, 70 0robe be-
itdttaen tann. @6 1T cine 0on3 etaene
@eidi9te, bic i@ wpbl Sbnen auSflbrli6
erSdblen mue.
@ie >ui0en> oae i& erf am 3metten
Sage in bic auptltact fommen fonnte,
tpie nader id AUDI manoern tann. @o
mar es benn Samitae Mbencs, als i9 In
einem tleinen @aabofe meine @cbnune
nabm. Sonnta98 tit'a 70 eieentli9 ni6t6
nit 8elu&en, uno na Die @ibuns, 1pel4e
iber Die pfarrifeQe in 2eiencorf entldeicet,
eft am Greitae 8ebolten >pirp> 10 brau9te
i@ aud serape nidt gu ellen, 3umal i'd
meine Melcuns tetf 3euenilen auf ben,
Seeretariote bereits ab9eeeben batte. :
SD atn9 am Sonnta9e in ben 6rlb>
9otteScienit uno pa9te ben Na@mitta0 BIZ
bertli@e Mnla9e su beleben tpel@e etma
orei 0tertelituncen pom ben Tboren be,
@tapt entfernt 1T. SD mar ME bort oe=
reien uno man battc fe mir 10 rei,enc
9e14ileert, ra6 i'd Elm 8robes @erlanoer
empfanc, mid in ibren 2autednsen 3u er.
9eben, an rer rieG9en Gontaine mid ~
erlaben uno i'm @alpes9riin mieeer Elm:
NAL 81 atbmen, mas man bier, in rer fla,
den @eseno gang enttebrt. SIN @&atter
elmer pra9ti9en Mlee fam t@ bin.
Gs 1par 9eAen Mitta9. als i'd Elm Elm:
James pldbden iu9te, un, mein bel9eire:
nes Mabl ros td in rneiner Tol4e true
;u balten. Mn einem tiefen, 195nen Sci
de- um cen lrauermeipen tire blnne,
NeNe uno 3peise I'M @ince beweoen un,
NIT ben Spisen i'm tlaren &a0er eauteln
fano i@ oas 9eiudte plds9en unr por
ftredte id bic miioen @lieper ms @ras.
Gs mar 70 itiQe in pielem Ibeile be
Nnla9e, Der cine blumenrei9e @ieie bil
cete. Der 8ino rauidte 10 munrerlau
in BEN alten Trauerpeipen, rab t4 enplid
einldlief. 8ie lanse i@ 70 9el6lafeu
meib lib nidt, aber ein ieltlames Iraum
bib uniting MIDI, ,al6 iener 3ufans Gin
&rat,; no pas Grwa&eu nabe, 1lnb SOC
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Ser Setter inn @pnfiftprtr1m.
Cine @e19i4te Don @. >. .. 9orn.
(JprtIebung.)

(JprtIebung.)
Na9 einem @terteliabre mu6ten Ge per
Srt perlaien, ,po pas tbeure @rab war
@te 3o9en In oas Stdrt9en, tpo mir Il,
in Der @attnerwobnunS fanoen. Di'
Wittme 1par 9lnno, unp @ultap, Der @an>
btpat, ibr Sobn; uno po6 war Die alts
@eldi9te, BON per Die @ittme 70 unoern
1pra9.-
Sdredli@ uno tief cmpSrenp wor es,
oab Der uneple .5aberlanp au@ oa ieinen
6ab ni6t enpen lief, als Dobmeps 6ers
9ebro9en, uno feline Ma9e an ibm befriez
ptat mar pab er Jpn fort uno I'm 6er,en
ndbrte, uno ibn BE orme Mnna, Die per<
lolene Wittme, ttef empfnren Lief, u. jebt
ibren trefRiben Sobn> rer NIT 9roBer 2ln<
ftren9un9 Die 9eliebte Mutter unb fl9 er<
ndbrte, oa Dobmel'S &ranfbeit ou1 bic
leBten Sparpfenniae auf9e3ebrt bate.
Da i'm fleinen 2ance man9e nublt6e
Ginri@tun9 feblte, 10 batten >au9 Gle
Yfarr Wittwen feline Mnitalt> Die ibre
Gorge milperte. Mnna battc ouf ben
&atb cer Greunoe tbrc6 ielisen @atten
3metmal lid an BEN 2anpesberrn oemen<
bet, um eine unteritlbun9 Su erbolten :;
alletn 6aberlonss 2lrme retbten 10 mcit,
CAP ct aud bier bic 6pfnunoen yerni6z
ten tonnte. Alle 8ewerbun9en @ultop'S
um erlept9te Stellen, lubts er au entfrdf>
ten> incem ct carauf binmies, oab er bur9
Grrt6tun9 elmer priuatidule lein retdli>
DIES Nu6fommen babe, unr Mnpcre ee pa>
rum eber rerpienten> unter9ebra&t iu mer<
ben, al6 CT.
So wtrtte bic olte, traurioe @e(@i9te
fort uno fort beiQos fit Mutter u. Sobn,
uno Die Sage Der prifun9 i6tenen fir
bic Dulccrtn piedeit6 pes @rabes ni9t
ennen III mpQen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Hcrtiebuns fuIst.

Der 8lu d IL DE Ginfall. =
Grter S@auipieler (oie pifple lpsprld<
enc): "un9eratbensr Sobn. itirb Don n,eiz
ner 5anp!' (Die pitole perlast.)
3meiter S@auipitler 6ulammenTn Tntenb)
"Die piltole uerlast cir Smar, Batter, aber
i@ ferbe aus tiuplt@em 0ebprlam."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Dr. s. 0ie9er,

praftiI I9er Mrst, Sperateur unp @eburtss
belfsr,
Oritte @tra6e, aube Dim Mmericanbauie,
ct. paul, Minn.
@tets fril9er SmpfltoF porbanten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Jotn 9a9seumiacr's
pttt6burQ QQQerbier=6nlDn

ede oer Oritten uuo 9tobert @trabe.
ct. paul, Dtinn.
SO balte tets 9utes 9ascrbier, pelifate Bran.
e1ss, a9te 3apanna<@ @igarrsn, ausseaei&ueteu
Gmmen'ea!er uno 9imburger 8ale, lpwie antere
talte @peiiea .prrGtbig.
Wfr's ntdbt 9lauben Mil, ber fomme uub uber.
3eu8e iid. &uer }reure
Sobu 9aaaeumiuer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
11niom &utel.

untpn S9Dtel,
Gde ber Wabaldawz unD 4ten @trobe,
son Ut. .2unfen1eimer.
Neu erhaut, seraumis, nit bcben unb freunb.
lt9en 3nn1ern perlebsn, pie cieles 6otel 1T, bic.
tet eS cem &eilcnpen Die berrlitlten Beauemlid-
tsiten neten gut bersiteter Soft unp Der tiuia0eu
Seotsnuns. lowie CUTE @etrdnte an Der Bar.
9eraumi9e Gtalluns it bel benz 6au1e, unb
oeb9alt ben Jarmern namentli& au empfeblen.
Nellenee uno cereugspad ueroen frei ron nub
mad ctr Qancune beiUrpert. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
81 1ener S 8rpfm au,t,

Mener S Srpcfmann,
Civil Susenieur6 unc eaapperme1er
empfsben ib benz Yubtum gum Nnfsrttsen Yon
8aupldnen uno Roltcuanlhlasen, gum Vermel1en
une 8a,tren Dpn Cots uuo i5arn1en, lopis gum
Mn- une Dertauf Don 8aupl1b'n unc ednoereien.
MuftrGse tpercen prompt uno beltens ausgefubrt.
Wolf y. W(eyer, 2oui6 Brcdmann,
ct. Yeter. Netp' 'lllr1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
Nem gn0(an0 Ba6erp

0em England Ba&erp
bon
2puiS q. Rptb,
Dritte Strabe, jwil9en Nobert= u. Sadlon.
@mplieblt ib benz Yublifum nit leinem Brpb
unb &uben, unb bic nit benz @e|t1ft perbunhene
Graders Jabrif liefert ale Mrten Der beien Graf.
fers.
Sanbler i'm 2anbe tuereen es in ibrem gortbeil
anocn, bel mir porsulpreeben. 7Ob
ga9le-Bd6erei & Craker=5a6rik,
@m* 6ie", @i9eatbiimer,
0ierte StraBe,
binter Dem vMmer 5cu1e"
ct. paul, Winnelrto, bat aQe Sorten Brpb
&raders unb alle IN pas Ja9 einl9larenbeu Mr-
sifel ieoen Mursen frii6 sttaden.
95eter 8prf.
@de Der Se9stcn unp @abaItantraBe,
ct. paul,
empfeblt l9 bem publifum nit tGg..& fri@t ee-
9adenem 8rpb unb Nu6en.
Triebricb 2ienan,
@rDcer,
Gprttrabe, nobe ct. Nntbpnyfrabe,
ct. Naul, minn.,
en1pfeblt ia bem perebrten Yublifum. Derlelbe
bat itets an 5ano
@rDcerten unb &eben8mittel,
Wfebl, 0emilie,
Wil0pret u. !. 20.
Gsmirb fets mein 8elfreben lein, fri1&e Wuar,
oorratbie 3u balten unb meire Runben prcmp'
unp biQi9 3u bebienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
9Qggng St pu1 4nmnqdat Nopnubr Sir 2

Die Jllnne|ota Staats5eitunQ,
fde pcl Oritten unb gDaba5baw-
Strobe, cine Greppe bp@,
erl6eint lecen Samfa9 uno tptet 3met
Dou, per Sabr, in &orau8be3ablun9.
Gin3elne Mummern foRen S &ents.
SeotnNun9cn.
Mtonniren fann mau 3u ir9enp elmer 3eit bee
Jabres; prb tDnnen biz Dem Mbonnement poran-
9ebenpen Nua!mern ni9t naA9elanbt perben.
Der Subluiptions= Bctrae fann III Hfoten it.
aeuc elmer sutcn Banf eineei9idt weroen.
N51 Meun @eb in regifrirten Briefen per-
lpren 4cbt, tasen mir ben 8erulf bod nt9t in
unresitrirtsn Briefen.
MQe Mittbsilunsen, @5eloer u. I. 70. Fnb tu
abSrelIren:
Meutber s; Grcl, Yublilbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08

Maeuteu Der Dfinn. Staats5eitum9. :"
Wtnnelpta.
5atiua5 uup Oafota 60. 5err 5enfel.
Rew lllm uub Brown @uuutY 1T. Torfer,
81. Veter unp Micplet &ty B. 94immel,
St.Intbony II. Miuniapclis, Ortb u. &noblau@,
Carver ct, Hult,
Waufutp 9 rr 81 Ru5 $, 5artmann:
5tia pater unr Wa1bnston Sty 9b. S9ttter,
Wiupua uno gDinpna @tY 5r. 6il9er.
8sQeplain 5err 8rausp. Ssvoeriteot.
1artbault, Nice g., 5err 0ottfrieb 5ledenlte'n.
&eaos Gambling, 9. Ouerre.
Hsp 2Siug, 5err Sobn 5rieert1'
Wabalbaw> @eOrg 5uber.
Ga Grc1e, 9err 5cil.
8rcpusviae 5err 6riB @liid.
9u1alp GitY, Q8isc. 5r. S4lttler.
'5ountain City, QBiss. Or. 5pubr.
Nodforc, 8risbt &c., Sobn 9ureI6sr.
&Ob -@reed> 5ennepin &c., Matbias QSeinano'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
0aitbauS 1t,tb &alppn
gum
@eiBen M6ler,

9. @traee eunmeitpem @opitoJ
DieleS tpobleinseri9tete Oaitbaus. bti bem q.
9eraumse Staauns btfnoet, lit rl,n perthrt.n
btut4en Yublifum betens emp1obltn. i.r,' A;.r
0las tu' 0ents ppu, belten @ebrau. Gi,ar.
''" a'st'ss's1' peter S&snatt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
SIT. 223.
~ a j r. - aus" !"
6ilnfte Stra6e, neten perDpitoff

6unfte 'StraBe, l1eben Ger p0lt0Ff1ce,
Spbn 9. 2abr.
~ p Pr unttrssi@ntte, frabtr M!ttissntbamer bee
oculs' empFeblt biermit benz beutl4en YubIifum
ietn .ttMes elegant uno cpmfortabel einseri9tetes
@tani'lement. Sn remlelten Reben Dem aeebr.
ten 3eiubsr tets 3u Dienfsn
Oie aas9ewabte|ten feinen Qiqueure uno @eine,
9ipertes, itst5 IriIbss 2aaerbier pcu nem
beliebteiten @ebr1u,
Nehte importirte @iear,eu.
&s piro tets mein Stol3 iein, in ben Arnauu.
o'n N'ttteln sas @usss3ei9aetite gu offeriren.
Jpbn 8. Qabr>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-08
@omfortotlse oeutldeS
@ d IT. un0 & . It + a Il 8
3l1.n Otiuueiptd=ShoI.

sort 0trabe> nabe benz @lofenbauS.
Der unter3eituete erlaubt ldb biermit, bic Nuf.
mertlamteit ees einbeinil9en uno auswartiaeu
oeutIden publifums auf lsin nett uub beauem
ein9eridtetes GAIT uuo &onbaus au lenfen.
in oem,elten lnbet Der nertbe @alt bic oller-
treunoli9te uno bi0isnc Bebienunq. reinlidb.s
eo9is' quite 8uf, fur3 Mues, mas in ciner anltGu.
eigen 9Ylrtbl9aft beanlprudbt werben fann.
@ute StauunB befnoet i9 ebenfaQs beim 0aufe.
Oas Streben ee5 l@nteraeidneten it bic Muer-
tennuns berer, bic Jpn beebren.
Tbepbpr s. rtrn
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THE
STAATSZEITUN

WlW " ESUTA OTAAI I . ZEi1 ONoj
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER e. Excl,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price Sc, 90 per year.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
Foreign Opinion Of Recent victories.

Foreign Opinion Of Recent Victories.
The English papers devote oonsidera-
be space to discussing the late Union
victories. The London Times cannot de-
ny their importance, but says ''ihe mo-
ment Of success for the Northernerh Is
used without mercy. few weeks ago
the North only claimed 10 be dssirOus OF
winning a victory 10 save It's honor aud
then shake hands with The South and part
10 peace, (whence the Times derived It's
information it does not say.) but now the
fee,s and armies Of the triumphant Fed.
erals psrmealo ihe whole country with FIRE
aud slaughter" The news rebukes the
Times and kindred journals for their pre-
tended dishess over the fact that our bat
ties have been bloody. and charges the
Times with attempting TO make iLs read
ers believe that it is only 10 America that
vars are sanguiuary The Star says 1.-The
most invelerate ietsl par,isnns have given
up the cause OF the SoaIh as hppeless
and that two things seem now 10 be 49,
ecrtained-the one, That the North ha'
the resolution as well as the strength 4
compel submission 10 the Federal author
| ity; the other. that Slavery isdoomed 4
expiaie by its extinction the sin Of uajuH
li6able rebellion"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01

a threat, the very last thing Of al others
so history statss--that would bring this
people 10 hook.
You should know that the crops de.
s,roysd and the cities burned are not by
their owners, but BY their miserable riff.
RAD, who have nothing 10 lose-AriiI rat,
as one speaker beautifully remarked, who
represent the dead level of humanity,
standing 90 the zero OF civilization, or
wallowing in the mire Of their own beast,
ly sensuality. instead Of floating on Il
wings Of virtuous imagination. or poised
on the pinions Of patriotic intelligence
[CheerS.
General Banks movement on Win
chester is onlys feint to allow Mcclellan
to push ou to fredericksburg and th'
nature ofa conflict that mail or two vii
announce may be estimated BY the Com
mander in Chief having ordered Gfies'
Mousond oms5uIances 10 bear dscdy III
0Ounded! TSeusslion!] Verify, it is a ter
rible necessity; bu, spring has arrived
the month, and the hour that calls loudl
for victory, two thousand years hence th
Ides of March will be associated wi h th'
history Of the Pc,omac. The beau,ifu
lines Of Bayad Taylor are in my menu
Try. g. os ~
"TheR down the long Potomae'S lnes fs
Shout Ikea storm on hills OF pine.
Till 1mrods ring and bayoncs shine!
Advance! the ehieftain's call Is mine.
MAncnl" loud cheers and applause.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01


"f Among the secessiopists of Tennessee.
The manuscript Is nearly completed, and will be
put TO press forthwith. Theappearance aud typogra-
ply OfIhe work will be OF the drst class, Ii will bo
fully and nely illustrated with SIX ketehes oftho
Portrait Of tAs 8afAoy. @ Si-e'9s
As TO Its contents we have no hesitation In saJing
that the public will be startled IT this narrative Of
facts. II will lay bare the prosecutions and cruelty
which markcd the developments ofthe secession eou.
spiracy in Tennessee, the disastsrs aud the ruin
with which u devastated eommunliies once prosper
Gus, and sundered families once hAppN; more than
all IT will expose the ba and reckless ambition aud
tho relentless and blood .thirstInesa by which thu
ngeaders Ofhe conspiracy were stimulated 10 their
work Ofcrime and treason.
The narrative 10 one OF personal experience. Tho
author vouches for the accuracy Of It's rialepents
The public may, therefore, accsptt MS not only re.
liable but In lhe general hstory0f
the times. aud we are confident that no more sngnlh
can't startling, ori lstructive rial OF the rdbbl
inis minute personal andsocinI beahnEs,i now
| accessible. ~ -.. s..
'rhe public are well aware that M. Browhiow 10
bold speaking man. In this Ilarraiiye OF his suffer
ings. composed mostly while In custody In the jail at
Knoxville, he has uttered bis thoughts 10 language Of
extraordinary force aud earlessnes, seahng his adj
yersaries even while In their power. aud aPpealrg
70 ms countrymen, even IRON his coll, with tho ur.
gency OF martyr. .,t4ss IS i~,.f - Iii. :a7
II viii be published In one voIumc, Isio., OF
about 900 pages. at 81 IS, ;}7 J1E atas.lE
APPLICABLE * 20, Publlshers, for tho entire Westj
No ~, Main Street, Cincinnati. p "
The unde fsgned has been appointed Hgent, for the
sale Of this highly Interesting Book. In this couny-
Those desiring 10 engage IN the business must 9pplJ
soon. Terms DC, will be furnished BY appIyingto,
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| Lancaster, April "a, 1904 s,tie.Jsits 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
The COwnrdice of ohio Regiments a
Plt,sbu,g Landing Refuted.

We are permitted to publish the follow.
ing exlracI from letter to Adjutant Gen.
ersl Buckingham, Col.Ralph P. Buckland
Of the Seventy Second Ohio, commanding
the 4th brigade OF Sherman's division,
which utterly refu,es the allegations OF
oowArdice on the part of the Seventy
Second Ohio Regiment, made ~ tho COR
respondent of ths Cincinnati Cnmmetcial
in his thrilling description of the battle,
written at Cairo-hundreds OF miles a.
way from the scene. When the whole
truth shall b. known, that "reliabls gen
tleman's" statements in reference to other
Ohio regiments will also disappear as the
morning dew 10 midsummef.-E0. s.
Journal.
HEADQUARTERS 4th BRIGADE, Shermansl
Division. Piusburg April l3.
c. p. Buckingham, All. Gen Ohio:,
SIN: perceive by the Cincinnati and
Louisville papers that tile conduct Of this
Brigade in the bhtls Of Piusburg has
been grossly misrepresented ] think the
report Of General Sherman will do US
Justice. 1t is true that we were taken by
surprise. and had hardly time TO fOrri in
to line of battle aud advance about thirty
rods when We met the enemy and opened
ire upon him. Il is not true ,ba; we h7d
but, on the contrary. we maintained Oul
position more than two hours. and Cid
not retire until the regiments on our lvf
J had given way, and We were ordered II
! fall ba' k, whish we did in good order. :
, |, is true that our lines were afterward
broken by the fleeing mass from tie left
All three ofthe regiments rallied AMI
CONTINUED - fight, wheneveTws could
e during the cay. though not alway s at th
/. same point We u pt on our arms i
: line on Sunday night, and were 10 lh
.hickes. Of the fight the next day, an,
Monday night slspt Ia the camp we star
/ tod from Sunday morning. My brigAd
a pursued tte enemy some miles on th
,f| road to Corinth. Instead of being drive
TO the boats. as alleged by these. newspa
per correspondents, l have not seen III
d Tennessee river since we eams to th
r camp, nearly four weeks since. It:shar
If after having done our duty 10 such ba
"a tie as this, 10 be thus slsndered. But
:, trust justice will b. done us yet.
, Your obeditnt servant
a. 'f' aA r. p. BuoKLANo, a'4f'
re Col. 72d Reg. Com. 4lh Brigade.
S. si Sherman's Division. p.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
ry The Pitlsburg correspodpnt Of the

GI The Pittsburg correspodsnt Of the
CAicsgo Times writes, on the 9oth::
The work Of burial is complete, and the
returns show over six thousand killed, Of
whom four thousand and four hundred
we're ret e's. 1t is difficult to account for
this, but ,he rebel dead are undoubtedly
double our own number. In estimating
the mortality. the fatally wounded must
be added to this number. swelling it to
oser seven lhousrnd killed in the battle,
In addition. there are eight thousand Of
our men in the hospitals, who we're wound
ed in the battle. We have no means ol
knowing how many Of the enemy are
wounded. but undoubtedly the number is
as great as uurs, Seven thousand killed
and sixteen thousand wounded gives 9
total Of lwenly..hree thousand men dis
ab!ed in the great battle of Shiloh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
fTThc CIOcipps,, Oom,nsroi.l Of va,

EEThc Cincinnst Commercial Of yes.
ierday says Gen. HILLEoK's whole army
is IN motion. We sh.ll soon have deG
mite knowledge whether the rebels are evac.
uating Corin,h or not. The Federal ad
Sanrs. nj las, advices, was within fourteen
miles Of Corinlb. aud within sight OF the
rebel camp 6rss. Ths rebels are not ia
good hghdpg condition. The capture Of
Nav Orleans doubtless sits heavy on
their souls. The oaesrs contradict the
news, bu,it is. 20, psSbablo that the neu
sro deceived. Two Louisiana regimeuts
whose time bad expired, when told thoy
must sn'er the seryioa for two Years long.
sr' nadsr the couscription law. laid down
their arms. -Four regiments had been
aPpointed to guard them az p,isonere.
With the fsderals slowly moving upou
ihcm-Pra Ridge AID Monterey ocSupi.d
and their outposis routed with loss, II !,
hardly probable they will make a very des
psFa,e hgii; but We shall soon know,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
rRon FoRrarss MONROE.
"FoRrnrss MOsaon, April 2s.

"FoRrREss MosROR, April 2s.
aRoa. r ~ Stanton:
yThA news Of the occupation of New
OrlsaOs by our forces, 10 confirmed to.
day. No other news.
(sign,d) JHO. 4. woot.
a "haior General Commanding"
1oths AssOcia;sd Prssc aa,asG
A Gag Oftrucs to-day took dispatches
and letters TO prisoners. No papers were
received.
Tbs islegr'ph opsrA.or having left New
ORLEANS. ihoro Is no news isom there.
The cperaioB attempted 70 return, bu,
found the city OceupiSd BY he Fedora
J forces, ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01

PIrrsSuRo. TenO,, April 29.7-AnOthsr
cavalry reoonuOisanos yosterday. met a
rebel fo'agiug party near Monterey, A
sharp akirmiSh snsusd, resulting IN the
death Of Eve rebels incl1dng one Major,
and the capturing OF ainS.ssn priaOnsIS.
One man was wounded on our side. }
We bad yery heavy rains last night,
aud the roAds are again 10 bad condition.
The river 10 very high and sIill rising. Y
Brig. Gen. Cullum. OlIIsfof StSEf ard
kuginssrS, has arrived from the .MipAis-
sipPi river, where be has bssn engaged In
placing the dsfcnses Of that river.