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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

Netn.
Nun gum SsufcI, wtnn Sis ni6tt Iub, mo-
pom nClsn sic bsnu tssablen 2 -
DER Nttc trat Worquatb 10 nate, ens rtt1er
siien S&ritt ,uridmi&. unp banu loate or 70
leiie, oo6 man es faum ,u perfebcn mc6te
SD babe mir cicl @elO ,uriid1clset. Iebr sisl
= dOer tie Ourfsn es ni@t mjFtn ionft urbmsn
lie mir rS ab.
Die Sstlpme?-
Nein, mstnc Scbter uno itr Manu.
Sp?- Worum IrQ tos otcr nod cine
StuneE pausrn 2 = Beun Sic @clp babcr,
spnnsn Ste 60 ia ncbmsn. mann sic mcaeu.
Nftn, oae tann ib ntht, oas SAT sbsn isine
9ruHoe, ras raucrt nod cine Stuucc.
Gut laatc Nurquarp. i'd msrce Stusn bic
SrpIf uSr Nufi6ub Setcn. SD wcrCe Sbnen
pen S6sin fir Den Grccutcr ausfeIen. sic
mullen mir ntcr aud einsn teIonperen S6ulp
6stn uter 5stn Gbalcr fir bic Deluticu, uuc
'ipar r~bsnfnus I'M sw6lf lbr sablbar, ousfeG,n.
Nouen sic pas2-
Sa, ras nil i'd.
Mn!quarp Gfnste prn Sscretair unp lGriet
cen S6etn. Nls or ibm p~enieltfu uberrcibtc,
nabm 9bcmas ion bnig unp nit sitternp,n
Damien an ib.
@ott Icbne Semen. iogte err caun nit temcs-
ter Sttmme, as babe Marquarb cine @'pttes.
tsat an tbm nerutt. Sie 3mGlf ubr bin i'd
9an' 9tmib nit Dem G'rIpr bet Sbneu.
Yfit oicien sGurtru elite r bapcu.
Yin IOnScrtnrer @cni6, instc WnrquLrc su
Saccbs. g0as ballet S6r pom Dem Nlteu =
DER 1T oerrtdt pereBts Der GommiiipnGr
MT elmer Nttcne, Die gar tcinen 3peifsI an Der
Ni@it9fsit lsinrr Sctauptuna SulicG.
9Sen" er audi prrriidt 1T, 10 fam or rod
Selo babcn, i'm i@Iimmftsn Safe rietire it
nidte. St femme Gls. Der miro ni6t cher pom
pIaBe mei6'n, bis cr Die Quitting ficbt.
0Sprtfcbuns fcIst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

bod ounrsu Die Namen Der arDeten 6irfeu,
mic Tcrp, Sultan, Ruf / &C. Brnu mir bsbeu
fen, ME pisle 5uubs ,.Sirt" bsi6cn, fcutsu mir
aud oar nib %siruen, wenr Die Niubameeauer
Die QubsrssI6ubigen 6unee bsi6en.
Sa9sfCl,e uno tintsrluls 9sute 9atsn 1e6r oft
Sunrs, wsl6e fe nit Der sr6stsn Sdrtli&trit
bsbaneslu une liebfcisn; raeurs if aud bic
Sttbe auf ben 6uub setrmmeu. Mian Iaat ppu
uncinigsn @tetruten, iie Irben wie 6unb unp
Sabe; pls 1T fali6; 6unc unb Seass cinmal
,uIommen a%emDbut. tpmmsn auG flf INNER
rs6t gut nit einanesr aus ~unsinise Gatteu
oter cher nit Golden. bic ni6t ms 6aus ae.
.bGren.
@rwG9en mir nun otes NGee pubG, 70 Irbsn
Wir uns ni&t nur icltft in g8icsriprud, Icubtrn
MAIDEN une mob elmer arpesn unpautSarfei
lhulot9, wrnu mir unS Gue 70 sor bel b5ber
%ripfen, ais her Sunp, unO i'd m6hte earauf
amtrascn. rne bic 9ereins aescn Sbirrsudlset
aud rabiu su mirfeu %lfreben. ene Die 6uube
ni6t nur pbYiiiG, %Ionptrn aud mcraliib ouf
mertiamsr unp Ihpnenper tcboureIt, unp ri. le
teIe,oiacnNen ausrr ide, mic: ,,buuosssmein,'
,bunpefctt' 1t. Il. III. aus Der psutlhcn Sprn6s
UcrItoBen mrrpeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
DermifNtcs.

- Soon BAN Surrn dussrts In elmer fiir,Ii6
IN Nrm g1rf ssbaGtsnsn 8sos: ,.Qpenn le (ois
Nepubltsaner) Die Union wieper beraruen nnO
@eSleuan gum udhfsn praRpenten MAIDEN
pouen, 10 baten ie NIT Der sea; nmartiacn at.
I'Bnns p%s1sIten ben rihttssn Strttt asttan,"
unS "NeSlelan Wtrp Der nd6fr Yrdfpsut Der
sanSen Union unter elmer perdueerten Gouhitu.
ton ietn! Sriterse We1sn mir lbcn ,sbt osrn
%slautsn, aber nit Der saussn Union pirp (i6
prtnS SUbn osnn bod siu iperia perrcbnct
5aben.
ans @ctite, bsd,n 8efabuna in rem les.
ten WOhsn psritdrft wurre, trift Die 0a6ritt
Elm, cog Die Dor Der Gu6sren Sas Ratipnirt
%sspeisne ganfssfOtts. bic auf Die SlodapcI4tfe
~o'rthwunpsn ist. Die Gurdt Sisler .pcr sinem
An9riH bat f6 nliu p~orlaufs ais untrsrauost
psraue8clteat.
Err nDroItehs General 8oi. ntrar, III nit
orei Diotiionsn in g~toibpiuc 'einssridt, welf,e
St'pt i'et cine SslaBuns pm finf DipifUuen
cat. uuIsre 2ruppsn Iissen ierod nod tanner
~ Der Ndbe Der Stapt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

va Sn ~fpIscnOen 5tdo,en iab noAfuIsen,c 5trren
'rlutt, aIS ss,nt:u fur eielss 8Iatt 1t wirtsn:
@tlanta, Ga. Or. &. grpttbrsuf.
9u9ufa, Ga, Or. &. u. 0aatau.
9barIctn, g. e., Or Ssepb .Nruft.
CHARLOTTE, y. e.. Or. Sobn s}paeI.
Gbsttdnp p9a, Geun.. fr. &. BTof.
sO:umStI, 9. IS, Or. ,5rtu Sicrf. r
columbus, ga, 6r. Il. RttG.
Grcorrtds6urg, Sa., Or. 6snrr Winr.
@pleSborpu9b. 81. s.. ST.. QruiS Summit.
Sadion, 4iI. Or. $. spcnsLr.
N0can, ga. Or. Ger. SIudfSSrr.
Wpnt9 cmcre. GIe., Or. y. 8upprrt5sL.
petersburg 9I., Or. 6. 0iuoe tberq.
&altt9 q. G, Or. pt. 2bicm.
Sapann0b, 81, Or. GBS. Stbpar,.
MtdSburg, MTi, Sr. Z. 9rduniro.
8alballa, G. 6. 8tS. q. Gnaercr.
Btlmtn9t II, q. g., Or. SorIon.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
Staot Ridmono.

Neu 5uaebenpe NSOnnentsn molten aeL
an: Scr CTS, &idmrnr, Sa.. aore lIren.
- Ton tslcnbersm SatereGe 1T mtniu aus
n'ltrsr Staot Iur beute ;u bsrrbteu. niht ctn.
NAL. raB elm NUto uprr Srpt blaa inn 0aufe
pteIer Wote puilfrt mare. Su Der Naht NOR
orrSan9enen Snmeta9 wurpr oasrs,n Qrru,c.
nant 5 .. Nttsmcu in tiusr perruisnen gucs
an @ar9ltraBe ron elmer untrtanat ten 6anp
meudltn9s rriboTcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
5umcrrete Son e.. @IImonn.
"or9rIeisn i'm Serciue seaen 6tirrq ldlerei ,u
1irstopen i'm NlGr; 1915.
Wrrtitbuns frl9t.)

Ter 6uno III N~neirnisc 36icr, nIbcs ric
9rrBfe anban9lt6teit an ben Menlheu ,ciat.
Wsl6e gcftsspernanoti6aft nun Der Ntcnlh
une Der Suno babcn, bne IL Die 8roac. tie mid,
IdCn oft tsi6ditiste, uEp i'd fam paourH ~ Dem
iol9snpeu @nthtcu:
Der NenIh 1T Elm SGhari6icr. Der Suup
aud; pas 1T dGsroiugs riatla; ater Der Sha
uno psr Slel Itnp aut Sdueetbiere ino babcn
bod feline NcbNlidfeit nit Dem MenIten. pb.
itpn &c Neuihcn gilt, ri; auo, NIT benz SbIsn
rnr elcl Slelcs 9rmciu baten. Stir Iebr nicle
@:enihen 1T cs ic9ar i6ars, ba6 fe feline Gel
linn, Bonn etrie lc9su ibre Siirce tch ab. penn
tie ibnCn III ldltia pirN. dit benz @iekhnn man
AUDI bic i%terIlten 66ben erFtimmen. nit Den
Wfenlben tomnIt man aver oft har nitt fort,
ouf ebentm 9Gc9c oft nUb am pFhiafen.
Der Huno lit bic CUR ,priten Grbe nab 1ei-
ner @tturt blind !; Der 0ttuih fummt nit rife
nrn Nngen CUR WeIt. mirO atrr ipGter bliuo Gci
cs 9csen rie Suaenoen Nnoerrr peer ocoen ieinc
et 'enen 8rblrr. Der 6unO fam, lubalp CIR pos
@efht b%efGmmt, I%aufen; Der Wenib Iernt Siee
erlt pieI lpdter. t6mmt au6 rrIt ipdt an Ter,f1ub
Wanhtr icaar mic; has bat feline aute MN
ihlirlne Scttr, penu wenn or aGeih 8ert1np
bate unp ldufen %tGnnte, ictalo gr aebprcn wirp.
irurns or CIT 9erne wieoer fortlauitn, nod ebr
er lid in Der Helt reht umscieben.
Setrah en- mir bic binpiu i'm Rreire ibrrr
Suu9en' Wie batihclt, pubt uup ledt he pirle
INNER, mir bIitst unD oertbriniot lie p~!eielbeu
9egrn irren Nnarif NIT mitterliher Sprofolt,
Se4tn mir le cine 6unrin ibre Rleinen oerIoI.
fen, te0or bieie i'm Stance lnS Ib ielka ~
psrpFe9enE SOer fnosn mir irsenc @inrs pnocn
tsorr3uat uosr ocrno6laiigt? ,Rummt piee nitt
ptelmsbr teim Menihen manhmal opr : ca
trenn aud ieit:n, bod leiOer Die unp On. lfreen
mir auf 6~jupcrnnro!
Wdn tGnnte aus ZEN Seribieeenen Sunren
'caor etnen Staat tilren. Die puoel6umce inb
Tie Suraer, bic Nfrs erbunoe Die Soleaieu, pie
Sa9pbnnre bic Ypliiei, re 6nbnerbunos bic oe~
beime 9ciBsi, bic gBino&unbe Die QrtItcfrotie
oie Hattenfan9cr Die 8eamtru, Die Shurfbinp
den bic 96fnas, uno Die Mcnarben pie SIS.
ni9ebunbe. Die triten 6unre leet man OFT an
&ettfn, uno rie bciten M6uner i'm Staatr mer-
Den and 9%sfElI'lt. 6nnre unO WaenI6en perren.
Uenn fe n'ht ~ ben fsinsrn &lnfcn a bSren
unter btn Giif griast.
Die 6unpe boten iGbrlih einiae 6untstooe
pdbrenp welder ie lsibt tUa merpen; rie Mrn.
i6sn pa9e3sn babsn oft iepen 3aa llriabe top
W werpen, unb man muB f6 Dor ibncu oud
teorn @ugsnblif Bitten.
Oa Der 6unO rus SHUTTER rcr 8reue it, II
wsrDen Die Wenibcn oft DOn tbren 6errrn NJ,
6unpe tsbanreIt, oamit lie trsu iein lUaen.
6dufs t~sjrpaene Meni6sn i]btmpfcn IN ibr,,
WiiantbrOpie ibre NatRm .Oienldenbunpe. .
t8 slsutr, RAP fie parurb oie DunOe manbmo
mttr beitiri8en, aIs bic Meni8en. @itt man
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

aus crm WsIfen uno Sarrn Der @cnfSp.ra.
t''n ldnten bic gfrt6ts 70 siuRta, als man 60
untsr BEN unsinRtssm gtrbditni6sn. NIT p,nt6
0's'e' unsladislise Srira bssUnnen murps unc
fOrfssfhbrt wire, tnum srwartcn fam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
Ruu0Gaau.

aST we
Die Gtlebrna McGlcGdrs. an ec NY am
Sbiu6e Der perganQenen Wrde ui6t ret Gldu
hen ncUtFn. bat fB tr1dti1t. Eis ysruttfaa;
Nbe portet U~ertan9ts pcn 9tncclr ~ Nbirtuua
reitltcn, uuo %psrieIte murte mob uccr iibs( rem
Ma6t9cbp:e Sclge %lsilten. 81, traan muRte
fallen uno gum swr;tea 8ale rcn Otcrb,febl
rierrrlCgcn, neil er nod thinner ttiHe Nnfalten
troll l'9re;h in bic Noupttort Der HeteUsn
rin3u'teben, neil or nod INNER prreat, iejns
S'loatrn w6ren gum Nntrjtt pes' @interf,lr.
'uqs noh ni6t 0rGtanris srnug eusseraRt
Surnitos 1T eoe Sbcrtpmmanrc iitertraaru
%roroen, rrrieibe tnpfcre @1ueral, Der bel prm
Sorrudcu unlerer Gruppen 6reoeridebura f.
~lhleunt9lt ,u rdumcn o~ertaEo. Die uGhR. II
Wpdsn wtrrcn Icbren, Oh oerIe!tc ras aue,u
fibreu psrmns, mas Der 9ou3su gteibe 1sinsr
Sor9onser ~unmGslih mar.
Die III ben lebten In9en pom Murbcn einac.
lan1enen Der 6te bcutsn sarauf bin, bas ein
nG9emetnee Scrriden Ter nG,olihen Grupprn
beretts tbrtls tattsefunbm bat uber pub taIr
ltdttfnren rtrc. NSel6en Wea Surnioe atrr
e'nlhlG8L in unlerc Der Sernittung 9cmrittc
Staet cinSuprinaen, psrmaa man bis iebt npd,
niht gu cntldrioen. WabrIbeiutih w,rp Burn.
ltct DEN lrbten nph niht perludten QBea iiter
9stereburg mdtIen, lhon nm ncr yfcubeit rpiIen,
uno INN, lcltit mcnn baS uuternebmen ltcitert.
nidt in Die 6ubtopirn lstuer @cradnger ectreten
gu lsIn. Die Ntcognpsctruns ldrter fciupliter
&ruppenattbriInn9en ocrsnugene gGute ron
Slad Watrr aus lhtiRen rarauf bim,ureut,n II.
Otclcr 9tnB. taum Is Wlrilcn uru prtereturo
%cntfrrnt, lit Suglci6 pen Raucueutreten Al
aon9iit', Elm Yuutt, Der bel ben ganfses INNER
T1ne @cpibt tGut.
Tor9elfern mar fredericksburg ron unIerrn
Aruppen nod telrbt, rtg!eid bIe gaufecs ldcn
felt mebreren 3n9sn rie 9cscniiberiieaerpe Seite
oee 6luliee belCet balten. BON bier aus purbe
uUr9eltcru Ter pom Hihmono tommenpe 0Sabn
jug beihrlen. atsr pbne irsenr melheu Sd,apcu
onSnrirbteu. IS miro Ieirer balp pisper zinc
tratrAtlhe Electromagnetic lin 5rrpsridsturo
aul;uasbeH, IA purh elm aaaemeines ScrrGf. n
oes 6stncrs unicre rcrt itatiUuirte. 1ruppen
db9eid nitten miiyoen.
yin ioihes Scrruden isbt ater in ben nab
ten &aaen nod uiht 3u crpertcn, pa bic E ,
rs'ts etu9etretene 8ra enaeit nie Straetn fiber
unpalitEtar 9ematt ba5en. untfr 10 hen llms
%ltancrn muFtc Surniirc ein mujrer 6erenmei.
Iier letn, penn er tie ,um Gintritt BON IrpIt
0osr 9nnltl9frer Wttternng mebr aIe Der in
un1naoe gtfduene Me@leuAn aus,urlbten DER.
mCbte. Gritt a5rr mirflit rer meme 3uo o,n
H'hmonO Elm, 10 meroen unierr @lnerGle wobl
.L - Al
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
@rltbdits. ueternabme.

Tenn 9ssbTtsn Yutlifum bic Nn,eils, ban Der
unterlettnsfe ras Suhtinpsr OrIhGIt bes 6ru.
). Stetsr uberncmmen bat uno raiIelbe am oI.
Ten phase sd Ter 6ten unp BrcapIrase, fort.
lFsen wIro. un i%dbIrrits Nuftr1ae tittrt
Otto Meiher.
N8. Ecd.ttubrr Hub in rei6cr Quepn6(
itets o%orrdtb'S unO wsrcen aui 8ct aung lbnrQ
iteus dngeIsrtIpt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
50 at6es! 81 at6ee!

y. OcmIer ,ei9t een @iirlern 8ihmonts
unD oenen Der ann'en @oul6Oerirten Stontcn
btermtt an, po6 or Strtih 3inrb6l,6en faUri.
etrt uno in rem Stanp aeifBt 1T, rinen iecen
oerartIssn Nuitraa in Der ~furislsn Belt autiu.
Iubren. g h'iitlihe Quft'das fGnnsn in Gem
Store res brn. 6. @ufrr. 90. 1872 Mninl.tet,
ooer per Yuif 8or 1858, atseaeben werren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
Neues YEa1mcrs 0flhlitI

llrter Ger 6trmn y. 3pre IL. Gymv. baseu
otE uHtFri"ttnetfn an rrr nrittcn StrnEe mi
Dan Srohr nno Whriball Elm t&nantr. @eitGft
srr1nct, uno linn in Den Stano atleSt, nrue
'Sa9rn unb ALE in rieiem @eitdft UcrfUmmenCe
9tsparatnren 9nt unO ihneutrns amsIuiabren.
lin ~9tfGai9e @ufsrass Bitten
y. DOES,
u. Dtnccnt ir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
81 a a NJ E . o IL ,

NJ 4 . q M { Spu,
No. IS Nainitrase, ;eist ben beutitrn Damen erscfenf an.
Dap Tie lceben cine 9rpBe Au5pabl son
RtIIenerp = gSaarer
oun SUBS arNlina erbaItsn BAT urb f~rrtm6brenb ncue Cen.
etn9en erb6l Die lie CUR 9~rnsister @nitdt empFcblt.
as @elddfi oerielben ut ieeen SamStay unb Sotntat
leIdIpijcu. "S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
Nriehrlb 8pfAlmnnn-

Nriebrlb Ypit"Imamn.
Sergeant I'M l4en 3trneiiee @clunt6r- 3taiment fruber
cyl Npre'< ReStmcnD. 3 7 ee9en,p6rts in eincm SlttItra
9f,d.att IN 8idmonb ~bcib6ffiSt icin ipf, ,pirb eriuht, ici>
nem III @tldntn. Ga, Iebenben sSatcr rnS " iibun friue
esSeHs<=:; :tGe 4brciIe iutpmntsn 3u MiItn.
Gba 9rtcImaun,
Surerirtenbent bte &. .. q.
NabpratprtumS in QtlInta. Ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
atn5eisen Der stabt Sfid,mpub.
0sian9sSerriu Siratnin.

Nte acttosn unO %paiiiUrn WitsIiecer riefe5
Ssrflle rrtrben bisrrur6 ,u elmer am n6bIeu
Oonnr nag, bsn often .. Ilts., i'm 8creiue.
0ofaIe tottiuorncen
AbrnO- AntrrbaItnnq
frennciiht etn8sIaosn. Mnian9 ~perIslben prG-
CHE 8 ubr. Der 5ecrtt6r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

aber Mnrquarp Nutte psnnr6 Gin eswifrs uc=
bsrasritt iitrr Sacots. gr mar frugal, teShrf
ntBtUe = or bate @elp.
SocUSs fam misber suriid.
Marqunrp, iaste sr, SIR Iste ctns @Utt unt
cbns @luuten, bier bait Sar'S I6wars auf
wsiB.
Or sat Narqunrb rinrn Brief nndbem ,r
Ors nnterfe Stld. peI&ss ben Rlmen rntbicIt,
ntssriHen bate.
Dieter las;
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06
Fight Near Chattanooga.

A special to the Missouri Democrat from
Cairo, dated Sept. LIST, fays, we have a re.
port here this morning that Gen. Buell. has
had two days fighting near Chattanooga.
The first day no advantages were gained by
either party. Second day the rebels were
repulsed. The loss on either tide is not
stdted. Buell. is said to have cabtured two
thousand prisoners. The news is said to
have been telegraphed to Tuscumbia and
brought to Jackson by messenger sent by
Gen. Rosseau. cannot youch for its truth
but it is not improbable.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06
The Late Battle.
ALEXANDRIA, Va,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. LIST.
According to all accounts Stonewall Jack.
son yesterday succeeded in forcing his way
through the Federal troops surrounding
him, and effected junction with the re.
mainder of the Confederate forces. This
result was not attained without feaaful loss
on both sides, as the most desperate fight
ing took place. From all that can be
learned in the absence of any regular re-
port, the corps of Mcdowell, Heintzleman,
Porter and Sigel we're engaged, the former
having the left, the latter, the right, the
others assisting about the centre. The left
was thrown up from Manassas Junction
towards Thoroughfare Gap, the right at
about Centreville, and the centre on the
old Bull Run battle field, out from Manas.
sas. The action WAS commenced BY the
enemy opening his batteries upon our left,
between one and two o'clock, P. N. Their
guns we're strongly and advantageously
posted upon ridge, while our batteries had
to fire from the open plains. General Nor
ribs division supported our batteries at this
point. After some severe firing General
Buford's Brigade of cavalry, comprising
the LIST Michigan, lst Virginia and LIST Yer.
mont were ordered to our extreme left to our
extreme left to reconnoitrs and guard against
any attempt to turn our left flank, which
movement was threatened by the enemy
riding beyond our left while our Infantry
were formed close behind Cur batteries,
which were playing upon the enemy with
great precision while our troops were charg.
log. Our cavalry being sent out to explore
we're badly shelled by the enemy, and it
was discovered that faux movement was
about to be attempted. Lines of rebel
infantry could be seen hurrying up to take
position, and other rebel batteries opened on
our left. The bugles sounded, and over
the bill galloped our men to meet the ID
vancing rebels. As our men approached
them, the rebel cavalry discharged double. |
Darrell shot guns, and met rs in full charge. |
Our men broke the enemy's line and pur- |
sued. The rebels rallied in splendid style,
and pushed forward again 10 meet the
charge. Again their line was broken, and
As our cavalry Was preparing for the charge
again, the rebels opened upon them With
their batteries and With musketry. compel.
ling them to retreat.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

II Progress Or retrogression is the device
Of the day. We perceived this the best when
we called at Leavenworth, at Mr.. s. NJ Roths
child's Store who keeps large and nice assort-
ment, wholesale and retail, Of MILLINERY AND
STRAW GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
ALL KINDS OF Notions AND FANCY GooDs, WILL
Low WARE, CHILDREN's CARRIAGES and GENTS
FURNISHING GooDs, and intends keeping DRY
GOODS by next Fall. For that purpose he is
charging his Store and finishing it up in the
latest New York style. We therefore advise
ALL, especially MERCHANTS and MiLLIN.
Frs, to call at his establishment, II Delaware
street, and buy their wants, where they will
surely find tho best and greatest assortment,
the lowest prices, prompt and most attendance
in the Western country,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

The Washington Star reports that the
rebels lost Gen. Ewell killed, Stone wall
jackson badly wounded, AMI a large pro-
portion OF generals and other feld-oficers.
tten. Sigei was wounded in the hand.
| Stonewsll Jackson made an address to
MS army day before yesterday, in which be
urged his men to stand firm and fight to
the last, for if they were beaten there, all
their hopes for the Southern Confederacy
would be lost. The prisoner who reports
th's' also says that in Fridays battle Jack.
son made very narrow escape from being
captured. Persons supposed to be we'll in.
formed say that We have taken at least
l1,OOO prisoners from the enemy in all the
nights, but many of these were paroled on
the spot and sent back.
The New York 7riIune's Washington
correspondent says it is generally conceded
tnat Gen. Pope somewhat exaggerated our
loss in the dispatch fixing it at 5000 in
kllIed and wounded, and decidedly exagger.
ated the enemy's loss in placing it at double
that number. The record of all the battles
including Saturday, will show, as is thought
loss of from 10000 to $4,000 at least on
our side In killed, wounded and prisoners.
The loss of the enemy was thought to have
oeen less, since they fought much as usual
behind cover. Many of our artillery hor-
'es, at which the enemy directed many of
heir heavy guns, were ahot down and
several batteries we're captured. The ene-
ny's whole force, according to nearly every
prisoners account, is Row entirely surround
ID by our army, and no possibility of
escaping without the greatest battle of the
var being fought against greatly superior
numbers. A gentleman who arrived from
51ll Run this (Monday) morning says
ghtIng was going on all yesterday between J
jentreyille and Thorougbfare Gap.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

VOLUNTEERS FROM JUNcTroN.-The following
are the volunteers enlisted by Capt. Mcclure
in this vicinity fer the 18th Regiment. Most
of the volunteers from Davis county under the
new call, have enlisted in the cavalry companies
stationed at Fort Riley, that branch of the
service being much preferred, which accounts
for our being so poorly represented in the aew
infantry regiment now being raised As soon
as no can conveniently do SO We shall publish
a list of all in the service from Davis county.
The follor1ng boys left last Wednesday under
charge Of A.'C Pierce. We give their names
in the order of their enlistment:
Geo. Q. Bridges, Dickinson county; A. c.
Pierce, Davis; Thad. Conant. Dickinson; Jos.
Beavers, Geo. W. Whitman, Geo. Chase, David
Whitman, BENZ. F. Goodman. Davis; Henry
Millman. Riley Rob. Walker, Davis; Michael
Howe, Dickinson; Chas. oyer, Davis, Thomas
A. Mclean, Dickinson John Block. Geo. W.
Nordyke, Morris; Isaac N. Bruce, Dickinson
Anton Batter, Chas. Bridges, Davis. The boys
received three hearty cheers from our citizens,
npon their departure. Nay they be as success
fal in gaining honors as those whom Western
Kansas has sent out before them. -.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

1J' The comet is now the "centre Of attrac-
ton" in & pleasant evening it can be plainly
seen with the naked eye. 1t is supposed to be
the one that attracted so much attention in 1860,
is now approaching the earth at the rate of
100000 miles n day, and will soon become a
prominent object in the heavens.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

The VALLEY FARxER-The September number
OF this popular work has been received. Being
exclusively devoted to the leading interest of the
country-Agriculture-it deserves the support of
every farmer The fruit grower, stock breeder
and gardener will also find in it articles of great
value relating to their special departments. 1t
is published in magazine form, in fine style, at
the low price of One Dollar per annum. To
trial subscribers the complete volume for 1862
will he sent at half price-only fifty cents At
this remarkably low price every farmer should
subscribe for it at once. 1t is edited by Norman
j. Colema n, and published by BENJAMIN Bryan,
81 Chestnut Street, st. Louis, Missouri
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

THE TR1BUSE-Strickler, at the Post Office, is
getting up a club for this paper. Price Of sub
scription, $3.50 Each subscriber will also get
three varieties Of strawberry plants.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

THE RIGHT SPIRIr.-A younger brother of our
Junior has enlisted for the War. In letter
written from Fort Leavenworth he says: 81
could stay at home no longer, turning deaf ear
to the calls of my country. Many allowed that
/ was foolish for leaving a comfortable home /;
but what do l care for comfortable home in a
Country like ours will be if every man stays at
home to enjoy its comforts and pleasures? 1t is
very nice to have good home, but it is still
better to have a good Country. Owing to the
mistaken notions of the dear ones at home, am
about one year and a half later in entering the
Grand Union Army than is at all flattering to a
family of three boys" May the God Of Battles,
in his infinite mercy, throw protecting arm
:, yound you, ED:-shield you from the tempta
tons incident to your situahon-aid you in
carrying out the spirit Of your letter-and if call
ed upon to yield your life in defence of so good
a cause, we have no fears for the honor of the
Family. Follow implicitly the teachings of your
Mother, and the transfer will be to His army on
High.
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STOLEN !!

Stolen. from the pasture of the subscriber,
on Tuesday night, the 18th inst bright az
Stallion, about fifteen hands high, hind feet
white. On his breast and the left side of his
head are scars received from prairie fire :;
also on his hips. His hoofs also show the
marks of burns. Any person returning the
horse to the subscriber, or giving information
whe.e he may be found will be literally re-
warded CHAS NJ. MCGEE.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-06

u We learn by the Express that Sergt. John
S. Rosa, of Company Z, Second Kansas. is in
a good opportunity for those who wish to join a
cavalry regiment, that has proud name and a
wide reputation. Rosa is in the same company
with Slower and Beates