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, 1862-11-29

FEROCuY OF BAYONET CHABGE.-ln the
history Of European wars, it appears that but few
soldiers were actually killed with the bayonet.--
But in late battles with the rebels it is not So Re
ferring to one Of them, a Washington paper says:
"The carnage by the bayonet upon this field prob
ably exceeds anything recorded in history for
many score Of years The Federal soldiers
were maGdened by the persistency with which
the enemy sought every cover and shelter, from
which they drove them repeatedly. At every
charge the enemy reeled and fled before the un-
wayering line of flashing steel. Frequently the
conflicts would be hand to hand, but the great ar
dor ard superior muscle of our men overpowered
the cadaverous and weak kneed Southarners,
and they fell pierced with the glittering blade
EXCELLENT DEFINITION or GcoD MANNERS
A writer in the Atlantic Monthly thus describes
what we are always theorizng about "The
world has always been charmed with fine manners,
and why should it not2 For wat are fine man.
ners but this to carry your soul on your lip, in
your eye, in the palm Of your hand and yet to
stand not naked, but clothed by your individual
quality-visible yet nscrutable-giying to the
hearts of others, yet contained In your own bo-
some-nobly and humanely open, yet duly reiicent
and secured from ivas.on Manners often dsap-
point US; good manners never. The former may
be taken on by INDECENT souls the latter imply
noble and opulent nature"
, 1862-11-29

The Government no doubt lacks good Gene
rails but after all there is no use complaining un
less we can tell where to look for them.
, 1862-11-29

"Give the devil his due" This may answer
very well for an opothegm,but practcallyi would
carry off more than the plague
, 1862-11-29

1t is now stated that COL Miles was shot By his
own men afler the capitula'ion Of IIarper's Fer
ry, instead of being killed by she'll.
, 1862-11-29

lie is a contemplate fellow that sneaks through
life on tp-toe, with his ears al the keyhole Of
eyerybodys business,
, 1862-11-29
Niger on the brain.

Niger on the brain.
We shall have peace the moment do for the
North what have done for England, viz make
them respect white men. Yours,
GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN.
, 1862-11-29

It used TO be thought that draft gave people
colds. Now the bare thought Of such a thing
gives some folks agues.
, 1862-11-29
WASHINGTON STATESMAN
E. HAMILTON,

- Job Work must be paid for before it is ta-
ken from the office.
, 1862-11-29

A friend that you may buy with presert vii
be bought from YOU.
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tn Ittnem Saule III Sorrento bon oert
8anotten an9e9rifen nnb na9 tapferer Sc
eenpebr erIAoIen. Die Dclt3et elite berbet
unp Serbaftete etueu Der 8rtgauten, rel6er
ais eth DOrter an Der @alelamare, gtlenbabn
erfannt tpurDe.
tls6er @aritulOt's gef6aueuug ss9t ans
6Oleences aus gutter 6anp gu: Dem See
ridte be5 Nrofe1ors YalasctanO Sufol9e, etneS
IfA lebr Sortbetlbaft spr Ieinet italtent1Hen
@Ollegen oit53eiAnenoen neapUlitaniIGsn @bt
rurgen, Hnterfteet Go fetnem 3petfel, baB bte
&uget tn Der Wunbe 0aribalpt'S nod 9eIltbt.
Nrn Fl. September tpurDe aus elmer Etefe BON
II 3pI t~nmitteR bes 6ubwur3elgelsntes Elm
Sttd Qeber berausgebra6t. &leinere Stitde
BON Wuue anb RnCGen Srogmeute Iinb l6on
tpieper9plt ausseldieOen wurDeu. @alnectu1a
ldltts ben beDanDslnben Mer5ten nao DEM Dr.
partrio9e In Ga Spej3ta Dor, ooS Nus3ieben
Der &ugel iebt, wu pte allgemetuen unD Ertlt-
den 3uitdnpe nod eanlttg leten, ungeIanmt
3u Dsrlu9en. Der GorlGlo9 warbe tepOA
tpe9en NtAtlberetnRimmung iiber bic la6lie
den SsrDaltnife ob9elebat, - mad Dem llrS
tbeite BON ceutlbeu Ta6mdnnern tpabrlAetn~
ltA 1e6r su ua9utsn beS @efa n9enen."
91memarf. Gin Brief aus &ppenbaeen
melpet, Ddnemart babe + eldtO1en, Die 6ra9e
Der 6er3pgtbimsr Dem S6ispslpruAe 0Ott
Trantrei&, @nalanb unO NuBlanp Ycr3ulegen.
9ollnilO. Das 0eleb fir pie Nbf6af.
fun Der @ flaperet in Dem boll1npt~
IAen Wettnbten pcta Suit 1863 al, 1T pur@
pte @eneraItaatsn NIT 45 9e8en7 Sttmmen
angeapmrnen tpDrpen.
gIrfei. aus &pnRanttuppef,
%. Sept, miro Don Marleile tele9rapbtiN 9e-
melpet, Dap Die SdculariIiruns 0es 9atuf
(per NfoI6esneiter) BON Der @fprte nunmebr
aans bstimmt beI@lCNen wueDeu iei. (Oer
BtalIeler 2eBant lpriat nur pon eiaer Neform /:
elm Gafufgut lou pnrG cine GtenerauFag
multi" peroen uno baS Grbrsht |b BIS tn'8
3weite @iieD ausDebusu Dirfea.) Die 9(aAs
rtdten BON Nlara1 lauseu beier, absr NOD,
INNER (teben bic Darteien einayoer ge9ene
i,6ee Die Mrmenier Oeglan8en iGleuat8e Glib
reiIa Der Experimentation @uumiiicr, OatHtt
neuem l1nglitf pOrgebeagt iperoe. Ss SER
bifn fpmmen mod bauige, weisu antb u''r per
~etnsette @pnfltfte init pen Tiigfsn Dor. Dte
Gsrten tntrl0en Iber Die @onfetsn3 : Sc
lAlIlIe, cine Oemonltration Der NatipnalmiIi3
DOE Dem farltltAen Valalt In 8e(9rao batte
Den 3wff, 9s9ea Die llnterperfan peS Tnrlte''
}lt proteIliren.
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S(us hcr 8mnoes9anptitaht.

Ser G9ef beS Steuer.8 Bureaus Gat bt: fol@
genDen 8erfieuneen aetrCfen:
y Sn 8etrsf Der BabrttattOn BOT, QleCbUl
aus 06isfep, Der Dor benz l.. September ri
iiqtrt uno aus peut 1abritatipn6plnbe pes9e7
bradt wuroe: = Mcpbpi, Der aus @btsfeY
|fabrt,trt, Dpr benz |. Septem0er Delttatrt unO
|fir melden nod tetne Steusr be3ablt- puroe,
Eil etner 5teuer ron 3 9rp3ent ad valorem
IIntertrDrFen
p Sn 8etref BON @u~ettonator5s Sin
Eu~touangsmaBis cpncel(pntrter QuctiOnatpr
fam tit (einem etsenen 0elGaftslctal Die
Waaren iepes 6dnbler5 oerfaufen, niGt
bic einis ntGt cOnceIfUntrtea 5dnplers, wels
der an fetnem @el6dftsplaee ether @cnce1
ipnseebaBr u~nterpurfen 1T. Gin N%uctiOnas
tor fam @aaren, Die sepGbnli@ ntGt ppn
6Gnolern Sprrdtbig 9e6altsn iperpen, perfat@
fen, obne etne lpe5ieae @pncelffpn cafar gu
|nebnten.
I 81 Mu8leeun9 Der Gect. " iiber <tideu,
Billiards &c. section Il, melde ppn Ser
|Ip1en Ipritt, bic &utIdett, ga6tS, Billiards
eisnen, beIiBen pber balten, umfabt bret pers
Idieoeae Glo1Ien BON Gisentbiimern iplde,
Die SutIben beliben, IplGe, Die OadtS beIi5f
,en, uno Ipl@e, bic 0illarb8 beliben, Der
Wprtlaut beS @elebeS iiber @clos uno Stle
beriaden III rtdt 10 gu periteben, al8 Cb bic
8eteuerutlg bieler @esenitance bapra be-
binet wdre, taB Der @i9entbimer cine &uts
Idle. 0a6t Doer 8iQarD teliben miiBte.
@eunaB @ettipn bier etnes Nfts our Gta6ltz
r,.na etnes neutrality-suspicious. Departements,
tpel6erl TN ttgten @cn9telfe palFrte, 1T neuliGy
ote1em Departement eth GemicaltI1eS 8areau
betaeaeben rorOcn, auf relt6em TelOe uns 6ts
test ENGLAND, JrnntreiG unC DeutlGlnnO
a6ertrpfen baben, Or. SObn @etbersl III
als 6auptGemiter ansetelt mprben.
Das &rte9s9ertbt our u~nterIudun9 Der
1eber9abe BON 9arpers Scrip 1T tpe9en Nbtpes
fenbett pss Capt. GnSetu DOpea nod ut@t In
Sibune.
5 u Sin 6err, wel9er ant Samta9 unlete SlDtte
an Der Manbuns bes Sames perlieb, beriGtet,
baB bts @alena inter @apt. &peers unb an-
eere &anunenbpute bas Grlheinsn beS neltet
etIensepau3erten &ebelenl9tfeS bon 6tamOnp
ertparteten.
Sen, 8ueu fat an ben @eneralar3t pam
mOnp teleerapbtrt, baB Die @tlammt3aN per
In Der S@la&t bon @errYoifs Gsrpunpeter
.2300 Mionn betraet, 8nn
500 &rnef Sane 3empef, teler 6sfannt
unt9r oem Namen @barle6 Steipart, pelGer
Iett Dem Nusbru9 bes &rtsgeS in Oienltsn Der
Ser. ct, ltauD, ii mad GnSlanb abseretF.
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Eeiegr0pbsjc De OSo6rttbten.
8eri6tet fit. ben r8altimpre 9Bsder."
Io,t sSnrt Mnnrne.

sort MDnrpe, 81. Ott. Der DAM
pier Cambria, wsl1er am II. >. bon Netp~
Orleans mad 9tep gort abBin0, leste bier an,
&pblem etn3unebmsn. Ct Aatte cine iebr
belbwerttGe Gabrt tiS gum x D. ST (praN
bic 8arfe u, Stspel1s bon Spmbyerp uno lob
stne Men9e trstbsnper @rsenfdnDe, permut6
ltd pic Irimmer eines unterge9angenen
S@iTeS. &
Der Damgfsr bat Is pofaetere unO brtn8t
bic Ser, Ct. 9pl. Die 3eitun9sn, tvslde CT
lnitbrili9t, ltnb pom IL. D.; fe entDalten
ptht5 Meues. Die INSTRUMENTATION Mfeta~
mora uno Stem orf fameu oteieu NaAmittas
BIER ali. Ste 6rin8en so @aiia9tere, aber
l,ur 100 p%arOltrte @~efaa9ene. Man 9atte
etne ipeit grSbere Nnsabl e%rtpartet.
Neut9fetten pon 9tt6Aono ltno Iebr lpars
lt6. Sob ltebt in Ntdmpnp auf 125 nnO
1870 p@t. 8t@monper 3eitunsen la9en, oab
Der 8strug In Der Gsrpaltgn9 10 8rQB fst, Oab
man baopn aIsnt9al6en aufperS traBe iprabe.
Cine anpere 3eitan8 la9t: 2Str baben NOD
Suu tetnem 6armer nGrolt1 pom 6appabane
auf ge9Srt, Dap er Sepfla8t un0 selaet bat,
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@iAtiaeS aus Gatrp+
0ampfer pon Den gtebeden amsesriTem

~ OUNtRttE HEN
Cairo, Fl. Sft, auf ben Oampfer
uGplpretta" murbe bon ben Jtebellen an
SamItag Mprsen 80 Meileu ulterbalb
Mempbis 9~efeuert unp Elm Wtann perpnns
bek. 9'
Mn, eemIelben AbeuD murpe Der Oampfer
v@lapiatpr" ,mdbreno er % Wtetlen unters
balb MfempbiS Sauunpplle einlaD, BON eis
rer &ebeIenbanbe au9e9riffen nnc 2 Yerlos
men murpen setSbtet uno Z %permanpet, Oars
auf Ifedten Die Jfebelen pas 8ppt iii Sranb,
aber bas Teuer purpe 9elSl4t uao baSSppt
entfart.
Die 9tebelen perbremen frrtpdbreao
8aumwp(Ge IN Der Ndbe BON Mernpbis,
Gs beiBt, Dap 8rice titr5li9 pnr4 10000
Teraner perItdrft purpe, unO oaB fortpab@
renb 8erltdrtunsen BET ibm unfrmmem.
Oampfer pom Commerce, @fc., bert4ten,
ba6 bprten aQe8 rubts iei. Die &ebeaen
branolGatten bic Gtqpt allo l4leppten fitr
$4,000 @aareu uip cine In5abl RferOe meg.
I 9rAkMsart 4tf.y M.st~w# ..# -.N
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seberei bes MaiOr8 S. @drSber unO bes
2ieutenantS Oe. 8rauer BON NmtSpe9en rers
boten mcroen 1T, fit mein NbpptippaterGanb
5u Iterben, babe id} mid entI4Gpneu, in einen
Npbnlis lit Cincinnati auf5uidla8en, UNI
ba1elb1t Der &unlt 5u leben.
Sd hpffe, baB paS bielt9e @ublifurt, TO-
meit e8 ali meinet %2etltungen nit Der Teber
1td er9Stte, meme %2eiltun9en nit benz 4in>
Iel AUDI 5t tpirCt8en nnS gu belp9nen piien
miro.
8ortraitS unb 2an6fduften tn @of1er unb
Selfarbeu, Gietou9iren u1b @ploriren bon
photographer, 3eidnuu9en ieper-@ ottung,
namentli6 +3ei9nun9eit uno NpplIfaticnen
ftr 8atent8 merben nit IplDattI6er Bitnfts
.(idfeit BON mir 9elieiert.
3etdnunSs- llnterri9t, Der fir jeoe Sc
IddftisunB I'M 2eben 10 nibltd 1T, ipllte je"
oe8 Sinh 9enieBen; i9 bin bereit, i'm 5u er'
thet(er,
Meine @erffatfe beftuoet lid III geto. SO
IL. StraBe, @de per STAGE.
Statt Der 8it9le eiuen @iniel,
Statt Batronen SarbentSpfe,
Statt fte 9~raulanlid gu ipa(ten,
Wal' t6 jetp Wenl 9entSpfe.
Otele 8 1T Die @pni equen5
Der arnee-G %prrelponben5.
eaa So. StGngel,
|..q. vulgo SdmGble
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Wi6tises aits 9abannG.
Gin e~nsIiibes &amFabrteifDiff BON einett amterts
f~dniiben 2dnonenbppt nerbrdnnt.
Gin fnnnifGher 0IIcnIhe nrnhlfH fnfnIfirf.
(93etpzg prf Eri6une.)

Gin fpanifdber @IcdIoe sr6blid i~nfultirt.
(NetpzOCrf Er6une.)
&tne Vrtcatcorre(ponOen3 aus 6dbanna be-
riftet etnen VprfaQ. oeien Details, tpenn tie
ItA beltatt9en, un8 NIT Dem pantheon uno
DieIeiNt nit Dem eneltl9sn Commencement In
@OnftSt brtagen birften. Die %GorrepUnpen3
tommt aus eIdubwirOtger 2uvGe.
Qlm 8. b. fam ba6 &auffabrtetI6if BlahGe,
Capt. Smtt9, tpeltbes Die ensltlAe 5lag8e
fibrte ttnb frIbsr SsptI1eu Seen Orleans uno'
CUBA fubr, aber felt Dem 0e9inn bes &rte9eS
az eth en9liI6e0 6auS b~ert1uft ipar, Don
Mlatamoras mao Guba un0 leste tn Dem tleis
men Safen Wulata an, nm Rpblen ein3unet@
men. Darauf ie9eIte eS mad 9apanna nit
etuem lpantl6en 9tlOtsn an 8OrO. Oils es tn
Die Yidbe oes SrteS fam unD Dor W1rtana
rpnr, Iab e8 eth amerttaniihes S6if NIT Splz
len Se9eln auf. f6 5ufpmmen. Oas SGtf
lou baS &anpnenbDOt nMpnteUmsrY", unter
Capt. Sumter, 9epelen lstn.
Ser @apttdn De5 &aufabrteilGtfeS luGts,
anltatt ein5u9alten, 5t entflteben, Der MOnt=
8rmeY Serfbl9te IS UNI ~lranpete e0 feds Wfet>
len uDrDltG BON NtUro &elle. Der Sec.Mle
Cabs, welder Diele g~epesun9sn pom nfer aus
fab, nabm Elm 8o0t unp 8ins nit Spet Ooer
bret anosrn Maunern an 8orO beS &aufabr<
teil9iffeS uno 3oB Die lpantl1e Stage auf
gum 3etNen, baB pa5 Snif unter Dem SNuBe
Der lpautiAen JteBlerun9 Itebe. @leiG3eltt9
beprperte Gupttan Sumter BON Dem Wtpnt9p@
merp 3ypet 8pOte nit bepafnster MannlAaft,
itG init @ewalt In 8eIb OeS SGifss au leBen.
N(s Die Wnnnl9aft an 8prb fam, (sbte Der
command. Sff3ter Oem Sept. Smttb unb benz
NlealDe Ieine WiilliDn aneetnanDer II. la9ts tb=
men, RAP CT Srpre babe, paS S6iffpp mDgltd
ntt3unebmen pOer In 8ranO 81 Itedeu. Capt,
Smitb unp Der lpanil6e 8eamte prUteltirten
eegeIl elm iplGee 8erfa9ren; tie 9ertetben in
NprttpeAiei, Der Sift3ter DeS MontgQmeyY
iAlug Dem NlcolDe ms &eIAt unp trteb i'm
Ganmt pyct Spautern, wfiGbe ibm begleiteteu,
init 6alfe leiner Mfann Dait ans ufer, Nlss
ooan wiroe ba8 SAiff i'll 8euer geleBt unp
Der cNbaatINe YtlOt mitgenummen.
QtS Der lpauil9e 0DuSsrneur gu 6aSanna
BEN goriall bGrte, CAB Ell lofOrt elmer Pant
ldgm Tte90tte 0eu 0efsbt, Den Wicnt9pmer9
3u psrfol9eu, perIelte mar aber glstN nab Der
Stat YerlGApuapea. 0lsidSeitig wurpen an
pen ipanil0en 0eionpten 0errn Senara gu
gBaIbiu0tpu, 0epslbn NIT Den Details pieI er
Nfatre obeel1idt, wetbe tsBt bereitS gu 9Gn@
ben pes Serrn Separp lein mitlen.
ObpObl bic IPaniIAen 3etun9en ben Ylae
men peS SAifeS, pelde6 O0s SauffabrtetI2iH
Dertraante, niGt 0enau wilen. 70 9lauben mir
bO@ a%nnebnteh gu malrn, Dap ec Ger WtOnt@
9Onifrp mar.
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burA ftrmtiHe, ober stsletA NIT 9rUBer
umlt6t uuD SIP 9epadrteG apferfett aus. SIN
einem Snbtaner : @efeGte am &an1ao Silver
mufOe ct INtper DerpunDst.
8etm Mu&bruGe Der Hebeltcn purDe aud
Stuart Der l1ntpn untreu uup ptOmete Ietn
SAwert Dem Suoen. &r IApaa9 fN tn Der
NebeIsn : Mrmse raiA gum eritsn Der 9tetter'
aenerale empor; benin CT Serbtncet Die Na9'
bo(Iafeit res WueriuaheTs Wor9an uNo be8
|asfaQenen gI6bp NIT elmer 8ritreliden milts
HtdrtfGsr 8ilpung.
Mm b~eriibmteIfen Iiuo Iein prdGtt9sr 3ug
am WauhunfY burn General McGleaan'5 St
nien, fernsr iein @4lee ee8sn Gatttst's Sta-
ton, no CT General POpe um9ing, trnO unter
Nnberem beHen spufdnptBe GprrelpCnben3 et=
6eutete, tnO Iein neulther p%erpe9ener Nttt
mad Yennptsanten. Setue G6waoronen
6ets9sn msit aus Gir9taisrn scr oeater sd
mtlie."
Stuart 1T olet6 ieinem Burganser Murat
Elm IhGner Mann; feline 8epe9un9en fne
SOQ @ra3te, eth tattlther bro1ner Bart be-
Oedt lein unterss @elAt, ietn Nuee TT flar
unb bepeolt6, lein 8enebmen freunDli6 uno
9efdlts, ietne 5altmng lfcl3 er rettet Spr-
trefRtG.
S6araftere wie Stuart Fno III btsl em &rtes
sc fir urs Die eefGbrli6fen ; Ne iAaban nns
nf4t nur pur6 ibre 9rpBen loloatil9en @teen-
l1aftsn unb 9etltungeu, Irnpern aud paomrf
baB le i9rer Sahe, namentli6 I'm Nnslanb
purd tire romanttlben, 70 leb1aft auf bie
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Ser Sfricg i'm SiiDmcitcm.
Gem. Davis fetner 9aft ent1aHem.
MOrean's Nente traaen 8AneesMniformen.

MCpr9dn 8 Seure tC09en SunceSUHIIVrWeHs
QouisDrt1e E, 81. Sttober. Sen. Seff.
6. Daai5, mfld0ar General Mslipn erl6pB, 1T
aits Dem GIrrelt e~ntlafen unO na6 cincinnati
III Dtsnlt beprOert tporpeu.
Sen. OumDnt rejIte brt,te AbenD auf Dem
@e9e ttab SnotanapoliS Dier Durtb. Ns0
$50 ~0efougene Ne6euen aue SranffOrt 1nD
4erinatba, utp 800 p~arelirte BunDe5trups
pen BON @Dr'6 @EesF tamsn beute BIER an. -
OieleIben batten felt @lUnta5 @oraen 3 nbr
Bis beute 9taGmittdg 2 uGr ntG1S gu ellen,
.Da Moraan atIe Burratbe 3erItSrt bate. Siele
Ieiner Qeute 0ertauldten ibre unifcrmsn NIT
BEN unlerer SplSaten.
3reifelGafte @jeriiAte Iageu, oaB bic 8rGf@
Zen iber 8clin8 Sort unp Bacon Greet BON
pen Jebelen 3srltGrt tpprpen ieten.
Nm W1Cnta9 MOr9en nabmen Die Jtebel@
len am @ur's Greet Gapttan g. 9. Sepis,
Rufmetlter BON Sen. Nuobs DtptItCn NIT ali
leinen Bofladen ~9efaneen, relAe mebrere
1000 8riefe entbtelten (e perniAtetea bic
8rtefe.
Die nntpeit VarostUmn am WiCnta9 9ee
..fanaenen unb parpltrten Qteut. 9ef pom a
@apa1erie Neet. unO Gbuate pom 5.
.Sbic @apaasrie gtesiment famen bier pur9.
.gtuf tire Nultra9s Don 0OuOerae1r Sob bate
Morsan l6erSpeiIe isius Gsaebmisans am
20. SIT. 9elAriebsn. @ia
W2craan5 9erte pliinpertem bie 9Cf gu
Gltlatetbtcpr, aber puroen bon Den Sua<
D~estruppen perjast. aW9fpr9an lelbt tt tn &C.
barpr. lss
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8tOeraphte bcS Mebenen>Netterz
Generals Gtnart.

@eueral Sama8 6. 8. Stuart, Der 8lans
senbfe &eiter9eneral tn IN erep jebi8en 6Gmls
pfsn, te1Isn bepunoerun98wurbe s3u9e am
Damuntp, Bel @fanafas, ia MarytonO uno
tn psnnpIpanien fiA NIT ben beyi9mtelten
l1~nternebmunsen etneS 3tetbea unD Mnrat
UereleiAen Inien, lit elm 9eburener 8ir9inter,
CT fam i'm Sabre 1850 In bie WtlttGr > Qta
bemie @efpOtnt uab btente ne1 Nblpl9irun9
letner Stuoten al8 lieutenant TN srfen Ser.
Staaten Gasaaerie-R eetment, boS parnals ben
jebt9ea 0eneral Sumner gum S6erIt nnp Den
jebteen Tebslen : @eneral Soc Spbnipn gum
SberfIieutenont Bate, Sn bielem Nestmen>
te maGte ct SsriGiebene 6el63i9e Se9sn bte
Snptauer nit nnp set@nete l9 iApn bamals
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ams MiKnnri.
@uerinabanben aerfreut.

6Wbfpn, Wo., 20, SftOber. @atOr
@CpbforO bonn 10. $40. @as. Geet. eriT
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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

WHAT HAS BEEN PRovED.-The war is now so near to close that it is safe, and may be proftableto point out some of the lessons it has taught the American people. Among them are the following :--
 It has proved that the United States have more military resources. and can put into the field greater armies than any nation on the earth.
 It has proved that, in life and death strug gle, slaveholding is no match for free labor community.
 It has proved that the United States govern ment has no friends among the governments of Europe, and furthermore that it needs none.
 It has proved that in crisis demanding self command and prudence such.as the Trent affair nation of freemen can act as wisely as the wisest monarch.
 It has proved that Yankee inventivenesss and mechanical skill is as remarkable in war as in peace.
 It has proved that an earnest devotion to the arts of peace does not disqualify nation for great military achievements.
 It has proved that we were wise in not ha- wing built great wooden navy.-N F. World
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

TRoTrNG HORSES TOO YouNG.-It has long been our opinion that horseman are too much given to putting their promising colts to their speed at too early an age. We have in our mem- ory number of splendid young horses which, as we think, were just about ruined by such blum ders of their owners.
 There can be no objection to commencing the the process of training at quite an early age In deed the work of education should begin while yet they are sucking colts. But as the develop ment of strength and power of endurance comes on gradually, rarely attaining their maximum un- til the horse arrives at the age of six or seven, or even eight years, it would seem to be the teaching ot philosophy and common sense that the severe trials of speed and power should not be imposed until the period of maturity.
 And yet nothing is more common, at most of our State and county fairs, than to see youne colts of hardly three and fours put upon the trot ting course and whipped through to the yer, verge of their endurance. In our way of think ing, such practices are not only unwise but bar barous and inhuman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

A BOLD YANKEE A man in Federal uniform rode into Fayetteville, Tennessee, on Sunday last, conversed with the citizens, said he belong ed to an Ohio regiment, allowed citizen, who asked permission, to examine his gun, remove ing the cap before handing it to him, dined at Q tavern with the gun on his lap at the table, had his horse fed and then left. The citizens thought him one of Morgans men, notwithstan- ding his representation. A short time after, however, they were undeceived. Coming four or five miles on the road to Huntsville, he over took an old man with four negroes and three wagons of bacon, he forced them to drive them close together, put fodder under them, take out the mules and retire few steps Then lighting a match, he set fire to the wagons, consuming them and their contents. Riding to church a few miles distant, where preaching was going on, he asked the minister if any soldiers were there, and saying, if there were, he wantedthem. Receiving negative answer he rode away, and crossed the road ten miles this side of Fayette- vile, with two other Federals. That is the last we have heard of them. The owner of the ba- con and wagons returned to Fayetteville with his negroes and mules, and reported his misfor- tune. Several men went in pursuit of the brave marauders but failed to find them.-Hantsuius Denaocrdt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

A TOUCHING SCENE A touching scene from the battle field is thus related by a wounded witness from Newborn :-
 "The Lieutenant was in advance of his men in the bayonet charge, when volley from the enemy shattered his right leg and the Captains left. They were both removed and laid side by side. when William called to the surgeon and said, Surgeon, you must amputate my leg; I cannot stand this.' The Captain tried to per suade him not to have it removed, but he was determined and said it must be done. The sur geon then administered chloroform and amputa- ted the leg. As soon as the operation was per formed William called for a cigar, and smoked it very leisurely until the the fire was very near his lips. The surgeon then came along and en- quired, How do you feel now, Leutenant?' to which he replied Very comfortable, but feel as if the stump of leg you cut off was on again and the toes were cold.' The Captain said it made him shudder to hear William speak so coolly, and he turned his head so as to look in his face. As he gazed at him he thought his eyes looked strangely. At that moment Will liam sat up, and in voice which never sounded louder or clearer, shouted to his men, forward march, and fell dead"