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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
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In Chittepden, April %, Levi Keller of Pittsferd,
In the slxteth year of his age.
In MendsR, pril oath of palpitation of the heart
Polly Hoyt, wife of Enoch Hoyt, aged 50 years, 6
months and 81 days.
In Mendon, April 18th, Frederick Mortimer Green.
aged 35 years. <..- aF t-.
Mr.. Green's case was very remarkable He had
laid bed of sickness for fifteen years. At about
the age of sixteen, he began to be affected it'll
Rheumatism, which contracted the tendens and
strickened the cartridges o. the joints. until every
joint of his body was displaced his whole frame
aciated, and he became pless requiring at
tendant to feed him and care for him, like child.
About eight years ego he lost his eyes by the same
disc ase. Until then, he spent large share of his
time in reading, thus relieving his lonesome and
suffering condition. His mind remained to his last
moment remarkably clear, serene, and resigned to
bis fate. In fact, his patience and thankfulness
made 1t more of pleasure than a burden to wait
upon him. The disease at last seated on his lungs,
and rem owed him to happier state, after only two
or three days oil aggravated suffering, Many phys
icans and others i visited Mr., Green at the
house 81 his brother, VIM. Green, Esq.,, to see f I
themselves into what strange. 0eformitY d sease
may bring the aaman frame.
In this town, April 1st Lorraine, youngest daugh-
ter OF Benjamin K, Sarah j. Greene, aged seven
months and twenty Ave days. - ~ ....-
In this town, April 81 Caroline Elisabeth only
daughter of Ben amin Il and Sarah j. Greene, aged
2 years three months anu nineteen aay Il
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FROM PlTTsBuRG LANDING.
Serious Skirnnish
FEDERALS VICTORIOUS.
Large Number of Prisoners
ru Captured. a...


49,. ....... Cairo, April So
A steamer just arrived from Pttsburg re-
ports serious skirmish between the advance
of the federal army, five thousand strong, and
large body of rebels, five miles from Cor
NTH. The iederals were victorious,
No mention is made OF losses on either side.
The federals took large number of prison
ers. Cannonading was still heard when the
steamer left.
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Louisville, April /.

....- E.- Louisville, April so.
The steamer Telegraph No. left for
Pittsburg, Tenn, with surgeons hospital
stores and nurses, under the direction of DR..
w. S. Chapman, to bring back the Kentucky
wounded, or await the result of the next
battle,r.if necessary. 1.te 4.... ~. 81.
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Nj AR r led.

In this village, an the 20 ultimo by Rev Francis
Smith Mr.. Geo L. &. Spauldng, OF Rlsck Reck,
N. Y, and Miss Emily G. l. Bartlett, of Rutland
In Rutland. Tuesday evening, April 2sth, by the
Rev. Leland Howard, Mr. Stephen L. Foster of
Albany, N. Ito Miss Mary A. Whitney, off
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STATE OF VERMONT, lTC II e Probate Cour
District OF Rutland, IS. ! i for the District of

District OF Rutland, IS. ! i for the District of
Rutland. @G@.E @.t9 VS..
To all persons W HON it may concern
'a aWH#- GREETING;
Harvey nj. Dickerman Of Mounthoy, in said dis
trict, guard ian of Dexter l. Warner, Larkia Il.
Warner, and Alice A. Warner minors, has repre-
scented to said Probate Court that his wards the
owners o about forty acres of wood land in said
Mountholly tina the same is unproductive, and that
it ill be condus to the interests of his wards to
sell the and put the proceeds of such sale at
interest and praying that he may be licensed to sell
said land therefore: U H# &E
BY the authority ofthe State OF Vermont, You are
at the Probate office in Rutland, in said district, on
the third Tuesday of May, A. D. 1862 to show cause
if any you have, why such license should not be
granted. Lt44Es !s 5s#.
Given under my hand at Rutland, this 23d day OF
is3w JAMES BROWN, Register
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New York, April 80.
The French war steamer Labrador has
arrived from Havana. sa #. ....s
The Spanish frigate Isabel has sailed.
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Every family, at this season, should use the
sAMBUCI WINE N4s
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and beneGalAl
qualities as gentle Stimulant, Tonic. Diurseh m
Sudorifc, highly esteemed by eminent phys1ohpo,
used In European and American Hospitals ard "
some of the first families in Europe and America.
r5a 0 4 AS A TONIC, nGI8sN
It has no equal causing an appetite and building se
the system, being entirely pure wine OF q 0eot
valuable fruit
av AS A DIURETIC, Ia2B8g
1t imparts healthy action to the Glands and Kid-
nsys, and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in Dro1sy,
Gout. and Rheumatic affections.
/ ga# SPEER'S WINE sgs8
pure from the juice of the Portugal Sambucus sul-
tivated in New Jersey, recommended by Chemists
and Physicians as possessing medical qualities sa
perior to any other Wines in use and an excellent
article for all weak and debitated persons ana the
aged and ntrm, improving the appetite and bsnaGt-
LADrRs-wfN
Because it will not intoxicate other wines - 4
contains mixtures of spirits other liquors, and
Is admired for its rich peculiar favor and naGitfvo
properties, imparting healthy tonet41on algestive
complexion s ssxa n
A few we'll known gentlemen and physicians, who
have tried the Wine; 48 Me- ts.st.. Iowa
Gen. Wind Scott US.A. DR.. Wilson 18th st., NY.
Gov Morgan r;n " State, Dr. Ward Newast, NJ
DR.. Parker. N. Y. city Nh. t 8iaFa
Drs. Darcy Nicholl, DR. Parish, Phila.
} Newark, Nd. Egg ltj}W $50
u None genuine unless the signature OF AL,
FRED SPEER, Passaic, N. j., is over the cork Of
each bottle. E
UMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. n
For sale by Druggists. 81 taa -ta4 &A@s 3t4
A. SPEER, PROPRIETOR, 81 *
~s5 VINEYARD Passais New Jersey. Y
z OFFICE, 20S Broadway Nav Xosk.
JOHN La FOV, PARIS, @s#a aN '9
Agent for France and Germany. oGt25d&wu
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

TINE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Hon Probate Court, for the District OF Rutland,
Commisi toner's to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against Abel
Thornton late of Castet in said District deceased
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpose
of examining and allowing said claims at the dwell
MAY and last Tuesday in August lSs2 from O'Clock
M until O'Clock M, each of said days, and that
six months from the 2Sth day OF March A. D., 1862,
ia the time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their said claims 10 us for examination
and allowance, -.
Dated Castleton, Vt, 25th day of April, A. D.
1852,
III ..g JOHNSON S. BENEDICT, co,n,rs
ls3w HARRY ARMSTRONG. So i'
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New York, April 80,
The steamship City OF Washington form
Liverpool the 10th, has arrived here
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Real Estate for Sale or to Rent.
d FAD THIS!
In ~
THE BEST CHANCE YET.


The snug little farm known as the Dea. Mosely
Hall Farm, situated three miles south OF Walling-
ford Village, Is now offered for sale. Said Farm
contains about $50 acres, divided into Meadow.
Pasture and Wood Land including some very
choice intervale Meadow Land. The buildings oon-
sst of large two story House. several Barns, .
Carriage House and other out-buildings, with run
ming water at Barn, and House. This farm is we'll
known from the fact of its being the residence and
home of the late DEA MOSELY HALL, for the last
sixty years Of his life
This is rare chance. Apply soon. Terms Of
payment made easysassFor particulars apply to the
undersigned
ALSO, for sale by the subscriber, several EARNS
near by, for which, would take other property in
exchange for part payment, have als0 several 10
proved Farms in the West and come farming lands
in Iowa, rot improved, which can sell at from three
to Eve dollars per acre, and would exchange the
above lands for Farm about here and If necessary
put some money with the Lands, in exchange Tor
property here. ssrT 81
Look this over carefully, you who have houses or
other unpaying property that you wantto exchange
and secure yourself permanent home in the West.
II - i. FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingfo Feb 10, 1869
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Ia .s.-. - St. Johns, N. F., April 20.
A Jorge stermer passed Cape Race bound
west Tuesday morning. Name unknown. {
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TOR SALE OK To RENT.

a
The subscriber offers for sale or to rent good
Pasture, containing As acres, lying half mile
east of this village, on 6reen.street road.
Also, two two horse second hand Lumber Wagons
for sale /
Also, one half OF the well known white house op-
posite the Brick Hotel, at the South end of Main
Street s&
Also one Store in the Town Hall Block to rent
at rate to suit any wishing to hire
All the above property will be sold or rented at
very low rate
p JOSIAH HuNT0ON.
Rutland, Vermont, April %. 1862. 4 aar2Af y
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,e Surrender Demanded
and Refused.
The Rebels Preparing 10 Evacuate.

IMMENSE DESTR UCTYON OF COTTON
AND Supplies
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THE FEDERAL FLEET BEFORE
THE CITY ; en
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FROM new ORLEANS.

The Fall OF the City not Admitted
by the Rebels,
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o1SArK.-Nr. Harris presented the me-
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As our informant lett Memphis, it was re.
ported that the rebel gun boat feet from New
Orleans was in sight, and we're bound up the
river to join Hollins' feet
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Selearnpbti6c .Mdebridbten.
8eri6tet fir ben Baltimore gDeder."
Gun ssnrt Munroe.,

Der Dampfer @sprseunna, @opt. YearlOn,
fam gsltern frib Tier an unp bradte Na9.
ri6t iberr pas lAOn seltern erpabnte gefe6t
bet Wiaiamsbur9. Gin oabet betHeil' 9ter
Sfi3ier bertdtet Oariber GplsenDss
Nm Scnntas uno MOntas braGten Gin
pcbner Ger um5esenp bon @iltamsbura un
leren bort lteaenpen 3ruepen rie Nudbrt6t,
oab l0 In nd6fer Nabe Nebelens@ dbaueri
3et9e uno dnl6etnenp Die uhmgsseno auSlpip.
ntre. Die Warnung purpe iepp& niGt Be
abtet. Die 9tfet6 ipurDen tpie 9ep0bnlid
Obne Sntrufttpnen ausselAidt uno 10 fam eth
fetnottGer ueberfaQ, O9ne baB man traen6
etne VOrbereitnag od9ege1 9etrUfen bate.
Am Dtenlta9 frib iiberralGten unesfabr 400
Wtam lioliAer Neiteret, inter Sol. @bina=
les BON Gtr9iniee, unlere @asallerie>@ OrpClen
aabmen Sol. Gampbeu, 5 @apttane unD meb.
rere pripate pCn Der 5. penn1. @aSalerte ae-
fan9en unp riidten In pte StaDt. @s entz
Ipann t6 nun eth beftiser &f, nobel per
9ttbelen @utonel lammt 10 letner Sfli,iert
9etDbtet trurpen. Die l~nIeren bebaupteteu
8uleBt pen Plob nnD bic @ebeQen aoaen ld
mad l6tperem &etluR, ater nit Den oben er.
rabnten @efaneenen, surad. Wiuiamsbura
IOll nun befettst werpsn, pa GO bic Nb(i6l
inlsrsr 8efeblsbober III, oahtl6e far eewtl1s
3pede 3l ~bebaupten. aaC olt
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Oemonitrattonen ltattsefunben unb MibalCby
le9te 3pst @Ompa9nten, mel6e pom Neeen
OnrhnoBt, BON einem Strsif3uee aurildtamen,
in jenee bnue, weldss dnl9eineno leer lfanb,
oeien Sepobner ober. pom bGlen @eptlIen 9ez
nn9lttst, lih i'm Seller oerborgen batten.
Sin &Cmmentar 1T iberaaiig.
SmaBn, 9. Sept. 8eoeutenDe Banoen
Sn0ianer beoroben Die .nSrpltGen Nnltsolun
sen Oiele6 Gerrttoriume. Nnfccler IinD 1ebr
auf9eregt unO lan9en nit peren 6amttien an,
Sn Oteler 9e9eno 1T feline NufresunS unO audi
feline uria6e pd3u. pr. 9appcd tele9ropbirt
benz &rteg8Itfretdr unb bietet ibm btnretGenbe
MiIiS an. UNI Die SnOtaner an ben @ren3en
Nebra6ta'e i'm 3aume gu baIten. Die @tttt3
miro i6leuntelt ~pr9anilirt unO einererciert uni
~gena9enDe Ofilt3 tptrO an ben @ren3en aufse-
Itelt wte aud in Minnelpta uno Soma, I'M
bic Snbtaner TN S6aA gu balten.
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uuO buB sr bas sanse tOYale 8Olt sessn lt3
uup feline 8ermaltuns uuf's &euBerte erbtt
tern wIros, wrnn er ouf tire 8atb(AIage nt6t
bGrte 70 batten lte i'm i6limmltsn 8uue "9s
reoet unp tbr SerS erlet6tert" unr tDnnten al0
2rpf Die N%nerfennung auer &e6tl6afenen
nit id in Die 3urudse3Oeenbeit nebmen.
gDtr s~Iuutsn uber, fe t6nnten oisl erret9sn;
Der @olbin9tpn Star pom IL. ,. pat w0pl
ous llnredt uaO cite Notwithstanding
Oes pope'I6en 8eri8tss aud stnseleben. 0ss
balls tritt er nit Der fabuen Sebanptuna aut,
Der geri6t lt nt4t pffi8tea, bod last er ods
nt6t Sioel balter, %lunoern nrtr rUeseu ben
gerpdGtisunsen unO 8sl6nlpistnetn, trslGs
auf Mc@lslan 9eworfen werpen. St9el l1elnl
fit ben Star aud niat su %erilttren oosr ocd1
unter ben eroben 9tGtern arnerttantl0sr @e.
nerdle ,ur unbebtutenpbstt berab3ulinttn, bod
ipirp li6erli6 nod bic 3ett fCmmen, in Der
fd are Nattpiften freuen tperpen, tpenn eth
Oeuti6er 9elb fe rettet. x
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Sen. Tranftin treibt bic Gunf6Serirteu Don
@usar Epnf Sin.
Sine fiarfe ftinclihe madbt bel 8ppnesborpuab.
Die MebcfIen ~siuiidben Rplo,ib'S mnc 5arpers'
Nerrn.

Waibtngtpn IL. Sept. Gslfern
Frab trieb elm Spell bon Sen. 6ranflin's
Corps bic &ebeIen BON Sugar 0oaf Moun-
tain (~3uderbutber9), einem bGGf widtieem
puutt III SreDerid @OuntY, pa CT eiilen arc.
ZEN 6Deii perllmseseno bc9rrrlAt. Die STE
belen ~leiIteten Nnfan9s 3ieinlt6sn BloerfanD,
fpU6 %ipurOen le mil. 8srluit bon 6-8 lopttn
uno 8erwunpeten beliest.
0te Hebellen b~efanDsn ItA DoraeIfern in
tarffr Nfa6t Dor SrpnesbOrOugb, IA Metlen
weltlih BON 6reoerid uiO baben Dem Anlhein
no6 ben grGbten She'll ibrer SnTaaterie BON
6reoerid na1 goOnesbprp unD in Die NGbe
Der 6urtben 8e5psen, @lpBe 9Rallsn unlerer
Gruppen, pcrunter Gen. Wlor @rber's prGd
tige Brigade unp 8ib SoBn Wortsr'e CONS,
ipelcbes trpb aler Ingaben YOpe'e aan, unO
gar ni9t eemUraltltrt, aupliebt, bepesea liG
mad Der 6rOnt Der Armee. s.s. q,
eneral gurnloe bat 9elen Nbenb Sem
Wfattet bsltBt, naApem am Wioreen nch ole
&tbelen IN tarter 9n3abl bort ltdnpen. Die
9auptmaNt Der elbeA foil itbt auf -betpen
llfern Oe5 9OtOmac 3tpilAen NOlanD's uno
6arpers 6errY lteben. 9lu6 ltuo beltimmte
Na9ri6ttn eingelaufen, Dap ale luOliben
Iruppeu aus Der @sgenps BON GentreUile unO
5dtrlar oerlAwunoeu linO, ra9reno nod Dor
3 orer 4 3u9en Die gauge Qinte BON @entres
Oile bia Draneapiue NIT SOrpcltsn bslebt mar
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an nnO ebenfO bic 3erltSruns bes armtrttn
acknowledgements Gina lno Der S6aluppe
Qannab. BE- .slar ~
Den Gag, ais CT pieIe Shife ipeanabm,
lanoete er unter elmer Yarlament6rflaooe an
Corpus @9riltt unO batte cine unterTeDuHo
init Wfalor 5ob6Y, GommanDant Der Nebels
len, n NIT Ei6ter @ilptu, Oberrtdtfr pes
@onnt9, BON Oenen er bic NGumuno Der @toot
pOl" @titt1r SerIdngte, i'm onoern SAT-. laate
ef' mptttn lie Wetber uno &inber pealnGf.
zen. ga CT Die StaOt alsoann beItieBtn merpe.
Que HebeLen t~oroerten 48 GtunDen 8eDenfz
3slt, irflHe tbnen 9erd6rt purOsn. Diele 3eit
psnllBten tie CUR @rri6tuno bon 8atterieeu.
BON Oenen lte auf unIett @9ife fenerten. Das
Oeuer wnr0es lebbaft ermiDertoun D Die Bate
rteen yum Sdwet9en 9ebraGt, aber Iobalo mir
pas Oeuer etnlteuten, erGfneten Ie es pteber
auf unS. Die ytebellen erbielten unterpeIIen
Serltartung uno oa nnlere Wunitipn balc
aus mar, 10 I6ien eS am beltel,. uuleren Vors
fDetI ntft rpeiter gu perfolgen. Ailer gerlulf
betru9 einen SOFTEN, Namens eSCbn N1en.
mir batten teinen g~ermunoeten.
In @merinas in Mi1ourt.
! Wafbtngton IL. Sept. Der NlTf
General poitmeiltsr erbielt beute 9(beup cine
DapelGe pom 9rltmei(ttr In Quincy. STA.
tuel6e luat, baB porter'S @mriaabanOr Wa,
linSiO, Mp., et%ngenpmmen nnp oieNol snriif-
9ebalten Babe r m
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9sttcs bon Sarrishurg.
Sic NebeiIen Sieben BET 2Stliamss
Uort mipSpr iahrr RON SG1ntrYtt ar

F|A
6atrisBurg. II. Sept. DEM Auf>
ruf Des WpuSrrneurs miro purH Den eansen
@taat rpnnDersou entfpruHen. usber 200
@pmpaBntsen babea 9liA, bereitS ailSemelOet
unp linp auf Dem @ese naa bier. Giele
linp bereits an9efcmnlen unO mad GbamberSs
burg abge9anaen.
8ertra aetSpnrpiee NdAriGtCn IrreHet BON
etnem 9tadsus Der 9tebellen ilter Den pctcr
mac aa Nian wtll pilIen, pab Sadip on gstern
Moraen IL l1br IN WiQtamepOrt ein3Og unO
icfort NIT 1900 Wann nnp 70 @elHibeu
ben 5lub treuste. - sg
~ GIn lSpiUn perfeGrte gang n%nasIfDrt nit
ben 8ebelen BET 9aserdeown. Sie iaaen,
lire 8sftmmunJ Iei bas Cumberland S9al.
8ts isbt baben nod feline 9tebellen Den Dos
ben 0ennlYlpantenS betreten. Die Beipesun9 B
SadlpnS fol ssgen Die Generate NBite nnO
Aiilss eeri6tet lein. ~
@oupsrneur Curtin 9tns beuts NIT peni9en
6reuneen sur 8elitttsnus unlerer Sruppsn
ab, ipelde gu Sbambsrsburs uno an anpern
Srten i'm GumberlanStbal liegem. Gr tbat
letn MGgliAfes, UNI Die G'rtn3e 9e9en Die
feinbli9e @aDauerie 3u 6agerStcpn 3u iAii;s
gen. Gr pirp I'M Qalife Der 9laGt 3urlders
ipartet. tte a
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Snpaiiun MN @tnnihlhanien.
iiir @ertbei6 I9nMg be8 @taate.

gtefrntirnna Fir Sertbeib i9nns ceS gtdates+
81 y GttaOelptta1 Y. Sept, Sin bef-
tiger Sturm bat oisfen WtUrgen bic Mllitdr
pperatiCnen in etpd bebinrert, DcA LIT bereits
elm tiGtiSer @runO fur eiae ausseOebnte Sr@
9onilatiUu gelest tpcrpea. Major 9enrY 1T
in Iortwabrenper Communication NIT Der
Staat5beDGroe, 425A14m ~sabda
Die Nrbeiter Der Maldinenweriltatte bon
.. u. 8. SalCuin & SO, Nlorrie, Saeter &.
50. u,tpl @uperea babsn tA 6rsani1rt Der
StaDtratB belt beute Stbuns UNI fat li9
nit BEN Nlappr beratben. 5ala
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Mn,1 6infinnnti.
gOrbereitu,nsen fir Die stebeneii 'n mapsOine' Gee

1orbercitilmseil fir Die Sfebencrr Sn Mfdnsnine. Gee
fansenmabme elmer @ompaSuie Don Sbi0.
@tneinnati1 IL. Sept. Sir, 9amil>
ION G,rdp, elmer Der alteIten unp etnfluBreiG,=
ten 8araer BON WiaYSOile, Fam Oirlen NaA@
mittas bier an. @r fast1 DAP Oerl0isOsns BON
feineu Nebellnna6bau bier uno Span3tg
Stunoen lang setoGt bdtten fir Die ertpattete
N%ebelenarmee. @iner Don linen parnte i'm,
lid tpes3umaGen, pa beute Ndtto9 1900 Ste
belen sintrefen Waroen. Seitpem 1T ntAts
BON tbnen 9ebGrt pOrpen. Cine fOeben erbal'
tene NaGriGt last Dap cine aalersr StaOt.
@pmpa9nieen, pelGe Den 6tub treu;te, BON
ben 8ebslsn s~efansen ssncmmen rcrOen let.
tGs 1T gu lpdt, nm Die Sabrbeit bes 8ertdtes
aussuIOrlAen, bod CLAUDE tG, ba6 er aus 3uz
perlalliser 2ueue 1T. '.- 4,' as
gprppfensefeebt. Die 9febsIen perfen gru Istpebs
rcm auf.a &nFanft BON Sruppem.
@tnctnn9tt, IL. rSeptbr. DieIen
Na6mittas mar ein gppOfsn9efsdt BITE sar3e
4Mn gkuH M.faI e.HnN
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m 41E AA&@s
~ ,merifanildoie SSaDrtebtem.

@1ilabrlpbia, u. Sept. Der @taotratb
tteler Stabt bat in Se3a9 anf ben SOB beS
General 6entY goblen unO pe6 Colonel Spbn
q. &oltee folgente SeiAlu0e sefabt:
Sn Grpsd eun9, rab Die Git9 SOun
cils nit tiefem SGmsrs ben SOB ibreS 9sebr
ten Mlitburser6 peS 8rt9aoe @eneral
6emrY S.pbten erfabreu Der am %. Iu-
quit auf Dem S6la@tfelOe bel 6reemans 6oro
am N~dppabannVd fel, ais er NIT sr6Bter aas
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NSabrfbetnlide Sefetung pom Nre=
0eriCt bHrcN bic GunSe8truppcn.

OaIt Tim re, II. Sept.
2Str b0ren lOeben bonn @rCpiantcommil6ir
Sol. SuuiVan, Dap etne Orpre rom General
eentnildr gu 8altington einesloufen lit,
lofort Sebenomtttel naH Sire Grid ~ befGrpfrn.
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inter @en, Surnlipe 6repertd belebt BADEN.
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A BRKvE FELBoR.-In the Foft5A,nry
gunhoat fight, in the explosion On thaEssex,
one Of the sesmen, was skoekingly scalded.-.
Hin oipthing was A once removed, linseed
oil and -four hpplied 70 his parboiled- -assh.
ard be Ess e6fefully wrapped in blankets and
placed IN bed. A few moments after, came
TIE neiFs that the rebel Gag Wss struck and
tn -i5rf rendered. ID his eEt Eth1siSSRl, be
slr ef his ~ RAD lppH do aSh
wand bis hlsnkEt in-tbe air. hazzaiRg Tor
~ stifs and Stripes. The poor felloFsbtlef
the Rret excitement vas over; was assisted
blow ahf n he night he died, full ipf -
is,sing & he TRUMP Of ne Old lag =
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.BEEBl lDsIET TEAMS EBQH EErEsBUBans5
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An shs trains going westward CONSIST & cisleIuat
Vith trains 3of Toledo, Uhieago, g1lumbus, Oinil-
nAt, st. Louis, &C.; and all the trains going sataI
4airoad, and at Buffalo With thp8s OI ths New EoEi
csntEtl ana Busl6 q EoE EcEEiOfry BallraAll Iad
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Personal DaTingat-Fort DOnelaol
Correspondence n. 7 Tfibane.l
pEsPRRAFE. REBRhs.

Several Of The rebels during the engage
ment showed 3 recklessness Of life that
puoued their desperation. One Of them
m0unted the breast works in full HieR of
our forces, and defed the id Ysnkees,
but hardly had his defiance passed his lips
before be fell pierced By SCORE Of bullets.
Another remained outside Of the rife
pits after all Of his companions had re-
treated behind them, and fought with his
sword sgainst half dozen Of the Union
ists who had surrounded him and we're
anxious TO take him prisoner. They ssked
him several times 20 surrender, but he de-
clared he had rather die, and die he did on
the point Of Union bsyonet; but not bas
fore he had slain one and wounded three Of
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