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The New York herald., 1862-04-19

OTb2uBss, unut III bOuc iustducts tQc prlnCpal Or
large amount Of money. He, however, died sud.
denly from railroad accident. Tho trust under
the will again went back to the Surrogate (Mr.
Bradford), who appointed the grandson Of the tes-
tator, who now sues the defendant as the admins
traitor OF Mr. Sheldon.
The Grand Jury Of the Oyer and Terminer will
be discharged this Saturday morning by Judge
Barnard. II appears that they have indicted Ed
ward B. Taylor for obtaining money under false
pretences, the allegation being that Mr.. TAYLOR
borrowed from prominent firms sums OF money
upon representations made that Mayor Opdyke
and other candidates authorized him to receive
subscriptions to defray the expenses of the last
election.
Very little business was done Ia Wall street yesterday
Ths stock market very nao.ivs governments were
rather ssrouger the western shares fraction weakor
There stock Of any kind pressing for SALE No
nsy easy at So per cent on call. Exchange duh
al max. Gold lower, closing at 1oi,s u. The i'm.
portson Of dry goods for tho week was 81 200 ooo
The cotton market again active and higher yes.
terday having advanced 1o &c. per ID. The sales en-.
braced 900 bales part 10 spnnors and part on specu
lAso1 the oasis Of 2so. lc per ID. for middng
upands. some holders at tho close refused TO coll at
the latter figure. The -four market was again heavy
and lower, aad fell OF &c. . 100. pcr bbi, while
sales were moderate, and mostly to the home trade
whoas was in limited demand, and in the absence of
sales OK moment quotations nominal. Corn was
heavy, though without change Of moment In prices.
Western mixed, In store and delivered was sold At 5sc
ooc, and yoLsw Jersey and Delaware at Bsc. q Bskc
Pork was dull and heavy with fair sales Of new mess a,
$l2 a7k S2 3d. and new prime at $40 $40 25 Sugars
we're steady and tolsraby active with sales Of o2s
hhds and 90 bezss. ooss quiet, sad frseh,s were
arm, with moderate sngassneass
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS CORPS.


New Market Occupied by Union Forces
Many Prisoners Captured-Ths Enemy
WASHINGTON, April ls, 1867.
Ths following has been received at the War Depart
ment:-
April 17-9P.M !
Hon. e. NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War -
Our troops occupy New Market tonight. There has
been some ARTILLERY skirmishing but no oss side
We have many prisoners. A.P. BANKS,
- Major general Commanding
MOUNT JACKSON, Va, April IT, 1869
Mount jackson was occupied this morning at nns
O'Clock, the rebels showing but feeble resistance a0a
burning the bridges as they retreated Our advance
was made by the turnpike and by q side road-Gsner1
Shields upon and General Williams upon the other
Cavalry were last night al one O'Clock TO cut
or the retreat Of the rebels but detained, and ar
rived only . short time before the advance on the
turnpike.
Tho Vermont cavalry dashed through Mount Jackson
t. the burning Of the bridge acress tho crook
beyond tho town.
They captured several rebels In tho act Of firing the
the bridge lieutenant Of Ashby's, who was retreat
ing with tho Colonel himself was captured, and Ashby
only escaped from wearing the uniform Of the Unioa
cavalry.
The bridge across the Shenandoah was fortunately
saved.
Our pursuing forces aren New Market TO night, with.
out resistance Major Copeland and twelve Of General
Banks cavalry charged through the town in the rear d
tho enemy Ashby and his outside of the town.
jackson and his infantry have fallen back towards
Staunton.
WOODSTOCK, April 10, 1904.
Our army reached New Market last night. O1acers
who have returned hther state that whom they left
advance was i've miles beyond Mount jackson.
The enemy attempted 10 make stand on his retreas
but our guns spurrsd him on. Lieutenant O'Brisa'
Of Ashby's cavalry, was captured at house on the
road.
The cavalry company taken yesterday was Command
ed by Captain Harper who was absent his three lieu.
tenants were taken.
Our officers believe i: possible that action win take
place to-day. General Shiets was In command Of hi
forces and gave directions fora right flank movements
which caused the enemy's re roat
The locomotives and cars and every destructblo appl
ancc Of NOT transporabs burned by the enemy
At half past last night General Banks had reached
New Market In hot pursuit OF the enemy. There
is no ncws from General Banks this morning.
The enemy made feint Of resistance At Rudds hin,
very strong position beyond Mount Jackson; but On
demonstration Of attack by our forces they fed.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

Reported Capture Of Fort Wright BY
Flag Officer Foote'S Flotilla.
CHICAGO, April 1s, 1852.
The Eren,ng Journal says:-we learn from private
this morning that Fort Wright was attacked by
Com Foote'S ictia Monday and has been captured.
We prsGume information Is correct as comes from
ono at Cairo who knows about everything thas ID
going on.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

THE BROADWAY RAILROAD SwNDLE.--The
Albany schemers who are endeavoring to rob
our city Of the valuable Broadway Railroad
franchise have been very quiet for the past few
days, and have even announced their intention
of putting their bill off until another session of
the Legislature. This 10 only the quiet Of pre-.
psration, however, and by announcing post
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
Persecution OF Union Men-Ast0unfing
FnIsch0ods OF the Rebels, SC.

Persecution OF Union Men-Ast0untfing
FaIxchoods OF the Rebels, sc.
FoRsym, Mo. April 13, 1869.
The correspondent OF the Missouri Democrat Says
Judge Murphy and DR.. johnson, OF Huntsville. Ark,
arrived General Curtis headquarters last night hav
ing been obliged to fly from their homes since tho battle
Of Pea Ridge by threats made against them by band Of
Texan Rangers stationed at Ozark. Judge Murphy was
tho only member Of the Arkansas Seeding Convention
whose yoto was against the secession Of tho State
Al Huntsville the Union depressed with
gloom not being of the recen, victories No naib
have been received since Prices ght from Springfield Il
was proc lamed by the rebeis that Price had reaken
Springfield and surrounded General Curtis that Pike
and his Indians had whipped General Hunter that the
Unionsts repused with great loss al leland No. Ioi
tina. hsy were falling back along tho whole lins and
TINT Jen Davis about head hundred thousand
troops invade and tho Northern States The
assertions generally believed. and no one had the
har rdhood 70 dispute these falsehoods
The Judge gives much information OF interest relating
to Arkansas matters Governor Rector Is bitter aud WOLF
was theoc weeks before quorum was present In
his he recommends that an act bs passed pun
shing with heavy fine any person who even Expressed
doubts Of the OF the rebel arms and that second
offence be declared felony An act was passed imposing
tax Of thirty dollars per bale cotton, thus favornG
tho production Of grain 10 tho encouragement OF cotton
Colonel Wright Of the Sixth Missouri cavalry returned
70 Csssyille on tho evening OF tno vtn having made
mand through the southwest ccrnor Of the Statc and ali
jayhawkng bands in that locality were DISPERSED
Seyeral skrmshos took place, which resulted In the
death Of several prominent rebels Ono hundred and
prisoners captured all of whom oxcspt
the leaders and twenty five unractable ones, were re-
leased on taking the oath Of allegiance. number oe
horsos we're CAPTURED, together with hundred and
twenty-five head Of cattle, three hundred and twenty
seven bushels Of whsat and four thousand Ave hundred
pounds Of bacon. All rebel gangs not captured were
driven by Colonel yht down 10 StAndwaity, point on
tho limo OF the Indian Territory, twenty Eve miles below
Nsosho. ,.
n IA reported that body OF rebels ak hundred strong
are encanped between Cowskin and Bula Creek and
that Albert pike 81 the head Of thousand i've huns
dred Indians beow.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
parson Brownlow in Philadelphia.

Ho0@s
psrson Brownlow was received at Independence Hall
bv the city authorities this morning. Mr. Tresg, Prssi.
dsnt of the Common Council receiving him with words
Of the hearess welcome. Parson Brownow replied in
address OF some length, delivered from
stand srectcd in front Of the ha to An immense au-
.S,.nce ITo rectei tho tribu-tions East Tennessee
Jnionists had undergone. - -.
Al one Time he had been within one vote OF hanging
nv The sentence Of a drum hcad court martial at Knox
ul. Tbs one vote that saved him was that of cor.
ns arunken seccssionlst, aid he was tempted TO
,a,r, "reat Cod on what slender thread hang ever
HATING things" He did not want Office. He wanted V
80 hscr 10 Fast Tennessee with cooked hat sword and
coil rope. .,,.,,r,
hnsages in Rebedom and spoke OF the joy and exuts-
ton With which tho Union army will be created In Eass
Tennessee. .,., -. 49,.
prssldent to visit the White House,
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

THE NAsHvuIx AT Work AGAM-WHAr Is
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT ABOUT 1T is known to
all our readers that the Nashville, from
southampton, ran the blockade into Beaufort
with arms and ammunition on board. 1t is
equally well known that she ran the blockade
out again in the face Of two ships-of-war. By
news from Nassau, N. p, which we publish to-
day it appears that she then ran the blockade into
Charleston and out again. and proceeded safely
to Nassau, having meantime changed her oolors
to the British and her name to that of Thomas
L. Wragg, and sailed thence on the 9th of April
for some rebel port, after taking on board the
cargo Of arms of the British steamship South
ward, which had arrived from England few
days previously, no doubt by arrangement. As
1t is thirteen days since she sailed, and as
nothing has since been heard Of her, there can
be no doubt that she has run the blockade
again with her valuable cargo, and probably is
now at sea upon another expedition. All this
il permitted to go on, and yet our government
insists that the blockade is perfect at all points
No doubt there are ships enough, if they were
only brought to bear, and were commanded by
vigilant officers. But it is evident that great
laxity prevails. By the same news which in
forms us of the operations of the Nashville we
learn that the steamer Economist, from Charles
ton, arrived at Nassau on the 9th Of April,
with eleven hundred bales Of cotton. And yes
terday, in our shipping news, the names Of five
vessels were reported as having arrived at
Cuba after running the blockade-fouf of them
from New Orleans and one from Galveston.
Every two or three days our columns contain
similar intelligence. It is clear that thriving
trade in arms is being done with the insurgent
States, and there can be no question that .
change in the Navy Department is imperatively
demanded by the interests Of the republic.
Where are the numerous gunboats which
Mcclellan calculated upon to cooperate with
him in the York and James rivers in his assault
upon the rebel works at Yorktown? Let US
have at once Secretary of the Navy equal to
the exigencies of the country.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

THE REBEL CoSeREss Moysc ORA vERr
CONVENIENT DoDGE.---The two houses of the
rebel Congress at Richmond nave resolved
very soon to adjourn over III the month of
August, which. being Interpreted into palmer
English, means tta' hey have resolved that
General McCleller ,hall not catch them IN
Richmond.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION IN THE CABNEr--
Our Washington correspondent has informed
us that there have been spirited discussions and
wide differences Of opinion in the Cabinet re-
Gently but that there may be no changes in the
Cabinet officers, since the President has said
that he "cannot afford 10 lose member of his
Cabinet every time one Of them differs with
him." That in our opinion, depends altogether
upon the subject of the difference. Men may
differ upon question Of cookery, and yet act
together harmoniously in other matters; but
when officers Of the government differ in re-
gard to measures upon which depends the life
or death of the nation, the matter is somewhat
graver and less susceptible of compromise. A
criminal at the bar once told the Judge that
whether he was thief or not was mere diff
ference of opinion; but this mere difference"
sent the criminal to prison for many years.
However, the President has probably heard
aid often told this story, and can appreciate its
moral Let us hop then, that the Cabinet
difference Of opinion Is only about the quality
of the White House beef or the flavor of an
Irish stew. President Lincoln has too much
good sense To SO lightly pass over difference of
opinion about--well, say sbout the Navy De-
psrtment or the plans Of Gen. Mcclellan.
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X a aub IN . ro.

cSamCs Spens, Elm SGr9er BON Nuburn
SounI6ip in Gramforo 9auntp, Duroe
am Sonnta9, ocn /. SUM, in Der gt0be
oss Screit SaDnbof6 in 9aroin @auntp,
Sbio, auf brutole g8eiIe ermoroet. =
Spene perlieB 8ucpruS am Samfa9, Inn
in 0aroin GountV ;u fc(lectiren. Sin
Monn Namens @iIicm9efellte iib in Dem
Giienbabnpa9cn ju SrenS uno 8eoe
moen intim; in Soreit uerlieBen beioe
oen Bug uno bliebtn iiber Nobt. Nm
SOnnta9 frdb i6lu9 8ilion einen Spa.
ileraan9 ror, ile 9ien9en mitrinanoer aut
Ger Sabnline bin lmo tenften oann in
Den @dlo binein. SoIb oarauf 9ien9en
jrei &eiienoe csnielbcn 9Ie9 uno ioben
beioe Mdnner am Sooen Der cine Der
felben 6bjte. - Die Soriber9ebenoen
fhenften Der So6e aber nibt picI Nuf
merfiamfeit, od iie 9laubten, bic trioen
M6nner i'm 8oloe ieien betrunfcn.
Surf barauffebrte il1pnin'5 @irt1ss
bau6 burid uno ccrlan8te einen Scftor,
od Elm betrunfener Monn auf Dem Sabn.
9eleiie 9cfa0en fci uno iib beoeuteno 9ss
i6ooet babe. Ser ScttOr fono opent
nit 5erbro6enem Sbdoel uno man brobs
te Den SerWuneeten inc Sotel. Solo oa.
rauf perlbWano @ilfcn uno oa man eut
oenielben Seroa6t bate, 70 puroc er Der:
tol0t uno jurtid9ebrabt. Nm Mcnto9
trdb Fam Spen6 tur3 Dor iencm Sooe
nod einmal jur 8eiinnun9 uno ia9te,
eGB SSilion fein W6rber fei. @ilirn bat
ibm allem Nnibein nad slpeimal NIT Ell:
nem QrG9el ouf oen &opf oei6la9en.
Der Worrcr permutbete @elo tei Suens
Itno bic 8eloaier bat ibn Ju Der unbell=
pollen Shat aetriebCn.
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Dom gaacrfelcc.

Scl9tnber furje 2lu6ju9 einr6 Srirfte
pom 8riP96i6auplabe, nobe bel 9iid):
mono, 9efbrieben an ben ,,SfippdbUit.
ler 9teutrolilt," Ic9Cn mir unfcrn 9elern
Dor, oomit iic iitb cine &rrtellm9 ma.
den PGnnen, in Wtitbem 3ufonre nb its
ne 8f9cno betlnoet, uno mas fir 0noere
trolli9e Dinee iib crci9nCn, Ser Sd,rei
ber io9t;
Inter Den un,dbli9sn lcnEerboren Din.
gen, lpeld)e td9IidD i'm 9a9erIeben pprtCms
men, bate ltb 9Pltern 8tle9enbeit, cincn
Sal bon gang bslpnoerem GDarattrr ~
6ecboIteu. llnierem Nrtlleric Sroin
fol9ten ndmlitb jipei iun9C 8rausn, cin
Odnfcc Wdo0sn, pon frcilitb nidt gre,
per Sb0nbeit, in potter Glpumcr 0rcB
uno einem Sbweote an Ger Stitr, UNI
Elm 5iemticb bHbfde6 irii6c5 M1o0en,
pcn pottSUille, 9leihfall6 in SIopmrrs
&Ieioun9. Seoe bebaupteten Gbeman:
ner in Der rC9ut6ren NrmCe ju blben--
cb pabr ooer nidbt, fam iCb nid>t ia9tu.
G6 1T 9enu9, Sbrinen gu per9icbpn,
lptnn man bic 3erft6run9 uno 8er6ouno
betrabtct, ,pelhe ourdb 0a6 @prrdctn
unferer un9cbeuern Nrmee perurIacbt
miro. Sounoerte uno Sunocrtc bon IF.
Fern oe6 itb0niten 8eiien5 mo &ornS-
beinobe reif fur ole SibeI, ,-8ras, lpcl.
Dies bie Jur Suite zines Wtanns6 reibt,
-WelIbforn lno toafer, -QurS, 2tQc6
III jerit0rt. SenjeM rperoen niecer9erii=
fen uno Dem 8ooen 9Iti1 erma6t, um
Den beranipren9enoen 9Poicnen Der Gas
uaIIerie, Der oCnnernoen Qrtiilerie uno
Dem Inmaribe Der Snfantrrie gum &crs
ruden plaB ju MAIDEN. Dos 9ano uns
iercr 9an3en 8oute entton9 1T urn Scr
beften uno er9iebi9ften Sualitdt, mel
ftentbsil5 9ebms uno Sonobooen. DIE
berrlihfcn pines mo @iOenn6loer nebs
men fein Gnoe. Gie Saurrcien beiteben
mebrentbeiIs, nitbt ME in @enn Irlpanien
aus 0unoertcn, ipnoern aus &aultno, n
Uon Nfern Ganots.
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JnlanoiGds t7ad,ribten.

0eaUenwortb, &anfos, IA. SUM.
9pn6 Suits. Gine Der abi6culi6z
lten SepalttbGti9feiten, an lpetben unz
Ter iunecr Staat 70 reid 1T, 1T Iebten
Monta9 in Der 9tdbe BON Sort Stott
perGbt worcsn. 3pei Soloaten, elmer
9ebCrte gum 2ten Sbloz uno Der anoere
jum lOten &anIdSs sRe9iment, 9in9en na6
ocm SoouIe zines febr oeahteten Stir9ers,
Namens SoGn SaUi6, oas am Wlil Greet
tlc9t uno bC9ln9en an o,iien Sohter IN
8C9enlpart iDrcr Wutter oen Qft Der
9tctblubt. ,6crr SapiS Uar abpeieno
pom 0auie uno befano fidb auf eincm anz
bern Claim, un9ef6br 3 Weilen pom
0aule entfernt. Nle er bon cinem ieiz
ner gta6barn crfubr, cap Elm 0elfsruf
aus Ienem ooule 9ebGrt woroen fei, be-
CAB ct Iib in 9rOBcr Nufre9un9 uno in
Se9leitln9 elmer GnSobl gta6barn no6
icincm Oaufe, cnpii6te bort ncd) bic
S6eufale uno iiberlieferte Ite Der Wilis
t6rbeb0roe. @eneral OoubleooV mar
ebcn i'm Se9rifT orie &erle na6 Dem Sort
Qeapenmcrtb ttansportiren ju lahen, olS
Der Sberiff permittellt eine5 ri6terli6en
Sbrcibsn6 Die @efon9enen requerirtc,
fle unter feline Sbbut nobm uno na6
Marmaton brabte. Dies 9efhab am
0onnerita9 Nbcnc. 9S6bren6 Der 9ta6t
bc9ab iib cine 2n;abl Wenfben no6 Dem
8efdnanib, bemQ6ti9te ii6 Der beioen
Serbreder nit 8ewalt unc am anoern
Wcr8en fano man ibre tcoten S6rpcr an
einem 8aume bdn8en.
Dies 1T in &urjem Ger 6er9ara oer
Sadie. 9pnb9eisB fcute nur Die leBte
3uflu6t frin, ober mir 9louben, Dap cs
in oielem Sale 0erebtfertiot 1T. Sci
einem 6iUilprp3CB wiroe ibre Seitrafun9
lan9e 3rit binous9ei6oben wcrotn iein,
wsnn iie iibsrboupt itatt9efunoen bate,
waa nod iebr 5u beSweifeIn 1T. 3n oft
babsn ibon feline NoUofatenfniffe unIer
@eieb gu einem $oCbn ouf Die Scre6ti8z
felt 9Cltempelt.
Gape 8oce, Is. SUM. - Sori9e
9ta6t bat bier tiu oidbtsr Shneeiturm
9eWiitbet. Sect teiIert Iib Die SSittes
run9.
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Tribut Ser Hed,ad,tun9.

gs rinsr Ssrlammluns Der Witslicrsr tr afs
len Snlantsris, Otr Gcmpasnie IS, Bonn 25Nsn
psnnlgIDnnifrn 5reiuilsrn 8rsmsnt, In rrm
in Der Salle Der Columbia Jtur'Grmpngnis,
rurts auf gCridIas 6. s. Wpprejum Stutl
ssrufsn uno 8. 20. R Ser ais SecrrtGr be-
llimn t. auf GCrItiaa Wurts cine COMMITTEE,
tsRrtsno aus frlesnosn 9sricntn anssRe0t, nGm'
lid Qitut. 9pisp6 gDilt, girut. Solomon @S-
teI, SCnatban 90. 9lsbsr, Stfpbtn S6warB unb
@bmunb 9. Mrrrs, TIM 9sIGldiIt, ben 3psd rrr
8srIammIung auErriidsnb tSufufisn-wrlte fct~
gtnbs tnbradtn Die tinRimmD an8ncmmsn
wur6n
SinttmaI Wajar : & omas asgG9er,
unisr etemnltacr Gamsrae untrt gGnHen, tcbt auf
efm S6la6tlrIbf ~ ,,Sair Dali" In Sirginisn,
nletW9rthBt III, Sur Belt ais or tapfrr bic bsilis
&c Sads mlur 8r8i0un8 Sntbtet9ts ld ss
bisrbuG
8ri&lu Iitn-ToB MujOr giger sr3rt8t
Gat, rap IT Gin setrrusr Yatrtct, elm 9rcBmuttt'
0rr unb fttlbn,ar Wnnn, un6 rn tapfurr unb
una" ds'ssis'v SOleat MAR limb eoe ourh Isi-
nrn friben SUp unlsr SatrlanO BEN SsrluR et-
ms lanpbnitrn 6rsunbsS uno Sertbsrtsus, 70
iuis rinsn bsIttnmittisrn Sampfsr. unp bic llm'
ssbuna, no rr wcbnte. einen IGdbtaun mo un'
t:rnrtmtnbsn Burger rerlcren bat.
- Deg In ibm mir tsn Ndnn rrftnnsn, Der
,urrl, Spr alien &nbTn, In trr Stunbs unirer
S6watbet, mad Der @rrtbsibisuns Isinss ga.
tsrlanrsS 1Cb oqs 8rausmIidfsitsn unb gGertt.
IhGsunen su SauIs unb Serpanbti&aft ;uriid'
luiIrnr, 70 tub CT bic 9tsstsrunS untsr Der mir Is'
zen, aufrrft rtaIier mSAte.
- Dag ais bsisbIsbatenrer SIftjer mir bt
INNER ttGtia unb prtiam unO BON snrr SartIt|
den unb wObltGGti9en 0emitbsllimmun9 ss9sn
DiGirnissn bic untsr itm ltdnosn, unb eBurtiaig
unb artis ssBsn 9lus Ssiunbsn tattn.
- Dnb mir titf nit Ieirr tIsfsrtsussn Sat
tin unc Gintr in rer Stunct ib:rr SrtrtibntB
Iympattrirrn, un6 CUR nImIttsn 3stt bic aufrit'
tiss SOffnuna ttssn. bae GOT, Der in isiner
peiabsit tsitCNtn bat ibre 0Cifnuns urb brsn
GtriCrssr Scn ber Grts gu ntfsrnrn, elm Ssl4i'
fer 81 tbrsn irin mla.
- Ia6 tis Sergrtrntrn 8tf6liBe IN ben Str-
Itirtmfu 3rilunsfa tisicr Stapt putIsjrt wer>
trn lcllen,-unp baB trr 6dmIir ors SritUrte7
nrn cine GOpis paVGn rinsrbdnpSt rsrrr.
ClntrrieGntt Yen ben Ssamtsn)
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J(euere HriegsnHC6riC6ten.
SGMS Gecmpbis, SemmeSIee.
S 0 n 6 borle # 0 II.
SUn Sort NeOnrpe.

Mr mptis 6, SsnntiIr, %. Stunt. Snr
Granada appsaI' pom 18. SUM linp fOlssnts
9lsuiststtsn enttalten
DIR Srrlul Der GUnfSesrirttn Eel Seu1ilonS.
SiIs am t6. Stunt II 40 3oOtt unp 100 Sumun.
bette sswsisn. g8ir butcn auf bsm S6la6tfslpe
14O unicnlOlbatrn trsrabsn unb 40 ssflngsn er.
Ilpmmsn.
Sp3isas DrpsItsn aus GGarlsROn Srm IL.
Stunt an bic 3stunssn in @usufa mslosn: Sin
lttr IGarfss @tfsHt Bat ssRrrn Wetlcn BON Ger
Staet auf Der Samrs SnIsG Ratssfmpcn. Ja {
gt8mmsner rnicnsiUlpatrn nit ArttlIrrie arIf,
zen unirs Satterirn bsi SrrIicnsVlls an.
Colonel semar eOmmanbirtt bic @unTSberirt,n
uno l6Iu9 nit prnisen tunbut Nlana brn Teinp
ertt DtaI nit 8rcesm @smsBt ,uriid Der 5sine
te6t brao, wurpr atr asitlaem. rlntr Sra
mar oollltdnbis. Der @rrluI pes Seinprs riro
auf 400 Nann ssI6Ggt.
Der GunfGrsrirte StrluIi pirb auf so tis 100
nn9s9ttsn. Col. Srmar III Snwunost. Die ga.
= tdnS 8ssb unb Sins uRp Der 9isut. grwarrs
fine edSbtst.
Der QnarT wir6 crrsurt rertrn.
Die GCnfUDerrtsn liro tw6 ras Sontartts
rfn fes 5tinreS lsbr edhDpit.
Don Gbarlciten.
So fGsint, bag bic Rstrasn rins gn1grsura
ssma&t tabfn, Srn General Sumter poa Stone
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-02
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