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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
8ilhOf Scibrrt unb bic 9lfrifaniIte
SrlnDeret in ben Ser. Stnntcn.

uSefdnntlib mar infer Siibcf oeoCn
alien Wcnibenbanoel uno 9e9en Die ofz
rfaniibe StloUerei in oen Sereini9ten
Staaten." IS mar ibm gar nibt on9e=
nebm, in Sclapen Stloten ju wirfen /
unO wcnn er niCoer bon elmer Hunoe aud
elnem Solhen juriict 9efommCn par, I'd
freuete er itb uno banfte @Stt, Dap el
picoer 9lGdli6
vG . III yer Il II h t,e . D B en'
babe treten fonnen. Sr fa8te mebrmalj
in entlbeoencm @rnite, Dap er in eiuen
Sclauenfaot nibt bleiban pollte, mem
er foot lpGrc, uno bate ienen Sru0erl
ior0fllti9 befoblen, fails er in eineH
SclauenItaat ittrben lpiroe, ittne sd
bene in einem Sreiifaate ,u becroi9en.-
Oefter6 ord&te er iib in ieinsn preoi9tc
3eatn oieie bimmel lbrcicnCe 9Idticno
Sunoe Der Sercini9ten Stldten, fra
feno aus, uno ia0te frei, Dap CT mid
llaube, Dap Elm Sclauenbolttr, ooer nod
ptnintr Elm Sctlpenbin0ler, am Ioin
melreb &bcil babcn f0nnte. Ooer leli
UiirOe, ou59enpmmen er IaBe ncb
3eit UOn oiclrr emp0renocn Siinoc as.
Ger 8i1tbcf NeD0rte frGDer Der aIt
oemofratiitcn partbei an, uno pertbd
oi8te oiciclbe in leinel ipdtern Sabren
8Ju9 auf aelpife StGdc ncb-poGb
IT ju ritlGr 3ejt cinmal BON cinem unIe
Ell lpei!Iihcn Yreoi9er 9ritOrt wurrr,
ocrielbe ia9te, oieie D1rtbei untcrfI
uno btforoere Die Scl1uerei, uno CT =
berO iei oieisr Sadie bob fsin6lpeo5 gu
(ti8. Soicr mabtc er cine fene pol
uno fuDr bernlb fort 3u jci9en, Dap
8runpldee Der oIten Democratic re(
icicn, Dap Die .Stlourrei nicbt oaju q
bore, ionosrn Der Seufel babe d
ltnfraut blneinoeidet, II. +. ~. Sa
la9te er: uOie Stlouerei 1T pom Sc
fel," inoem Ell bon irinem Siee al
ltdno mo cifri9cr purOe - ullno ne
ib oaju berufen ipdre, uno unlere Re9
run9 mir $4,000 Wann NIT @afen
ben wuroe, 70 lpOlIte itb nit oieicn NJ
Dem SGpen 0ebn uno bic6 ytatlon
llebel total ou6rotten ngi 81, Isl
idote bicrauf Der prcoi9er, mclber,
an ben @e9enltono 9ebrabt bate. rs
prmjeoute Der atte Tilbof, uocn Scar
9ebGrt Die Rutbe ouf Den Gddert
BEN Seufeln Die 0olle sum eobn -
SclaUerei ober cntlbieoene Ssrr
Itun9."
,,G GntT6iebene Scrwiftund
in pelbcm @rooe bat 5
prcpbejeibun9 iib ein9eiteQt? q
Sinienoer.) Gin ftribrits- freunb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

%Spretben uniere @opperbeaos8c9-
ner ju Sud- bon Contributions &er.
leeunn, ourb Yrefioent Gincoln, Damn
fr0ot iit, ob c6 conitituticncl gewrIen ici,
ooB ibrc fGolitbcn pemofrotiitben Sreun.
ce uniere 8afTrn uno Gelo 0eftoblen.
.oonn ouf unIere Sorts aeicbofcu, oamlt
Den &ric9 bc9onnen, uno fomlt Die Sbuto
IN Dem SoOe BON Soulsnoen unlerer
n6roliben SGroer 9clueien fino? ltnC
lo9t ibnen Damn, Dap gticmano in Dem
S0taNtfetOe fir Die ltnion 9cfatlen iei,
auBer ct fci ourb oemofratilhe 9ic0ere
unO i6re 2(nbdn0er ermoroet worosn.-
Oieie Wabrbeitcn f0nnen fie Sub nidt
pioerle9en, uno iie peroen SUD bolo Der
lo6en uno an Elm onocre6 sd ;u ibren
Sopperbeoos s8riiQcr bindber III @ n e.
FEM"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

O0ie ndbtIib peribworenen Girc(rz
ritter foIlen 9anS piitbeno iiber Soup
: urtin ber uno iuben ibn bel Dem
&olfe Uerpdbtio ju MAIDEN. Gs mabt
obcr oie6 lei Dem 8olfc nibt oen 0erinoz
ten Glnorud, oenn oaBelbc mei5, 6aB Be-
ITO beBer Der Wann, celto mitbenoer oics
Ie p2roorbene Menlben tiber ibn berfal.
len-uno 10 rpeiB AUDI ba6 Solf, 6ofj bic
n0mliben 2ieOer6 Die Stimm0c6er bcloz
gen, bctrc3en uno 9cbumbu9t boben, bic
he unier einft 10 9lGdlibe6 Sano in einen
Sdr9ertric9 0eittir3t batten-uno oaber
bat CO oen GntfbluB aefabt, f1 nibt
ldn9er an Der 9tale fubren ju laben, uno
8oupernor G urtin abermal6 nit elmer
9roBtn Mebrbeit ju erpdblen, neil es
rpeib, Dap er Der bette 8oupern0r mar osn
mir le Dottrn; neil e6 weiB, Dap CT Den
Staat jWelmll rtttCte; uno peil e6 meiB,
oaB fem SoCrt BON ieber lparm fir Die
Soloaten uno Die ltnicn ibluo uno lest
mob ibld9t-un0 fdlteBlidb, neil c6 mcif,
Dap er ieoe6mal nab elmer SbIod)t nit
Nc8tcn no0 Srt uno StelIc elite uno
&ermunoetc ietblt pfleacn baIf. SSa oie
GCppcrbClo6 tonnen iib oarauf 0efa3t
MAIDEN, Dap ole Soloaten uno Die Sreun0e
Der Soloaten bie5 nid)t pergeiIen baben
-uno Dap iie 9oup. 6 urt n audi oa=
fur belobncn rperoen-einerlei mas ibtebs
te WcniNen, 8a9obunoeu, 9d9ncr, Ser
IoumoT un0 Sroltors 9egeu ihn fo9en
moeen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

UFg8ie fommt e6 oob Die GopptrDeao6
uno Circle Sitter ni6t6 bon Dem 2(u6=
9an0 Der @oIi fornio 8obl gu ia9en bas
ben p? Sic botten botb ibren @etreufn Sc.
ia9t, Die Oemofroten bitten itb bort rers
cini0t uno Der Sic0 fei ibnen 9e,piB.-
Dap ober Die Sadie anoer'6 uno gu
@unten Der ltnion aus9efollen 1T, ba6
miro Den 9eoobten @ctreuen ootb bel oie'
fer 3eit audi fbon fIor icin. Nbcr mos
rum le9cn Iie ibrtn Gc1ern oie1e 9teui9s
feitcn nitt por? 81 oerooe nm fie i'm
Ounfcln ~ baltcn, lpie ojc5 ibr 9epobn,
libe5 Seitreben 1T. @6 1T bies ober
oob audi iiberti0 nitbt ebrlib.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

Do RldtCr Us ooworo, Der Sop:
pcrbeao 8oupcrnGr6. GanoioQt, BAT Iib
DirfIiN 70 lpcit crnie0ri9t, uno cinen
Srief putli5iren lo6en, porin ct C5 uon
itO ab5uitbdtteln periubt, Dap CT nibt
oafGy iei, oab Gin0epanorte 81 Sable
i'm Gonoe iein iollten, cbe fic ftimmen
f2nRtsn. Oieic6 bumbua9eriitbs 8etros
]en matbt Jpn nod piel ibebter ale mir
ibn 9loubtcn, inoem e6 Wirtlib 8erbre.
Den 81 Der Shat o0Sirt. $50 1T Der an
oere Brief oen ct an oen &er. Stooten
Scnator, Caucus ibricb? ? 2lb! Sic oiir.
fen oeniclben niht an pen Sag fommcn
laBtn. 9tcin, c6 9cbcn oieie Sumbu99es
reien nibt-0ie 81 SdDr 8eibihte flet
ibm fclt ouf Gem Ndfen, uno ct fam
oiciclbe nibt obftbdtteln, un0 Der Gin8es
panoertc, Der fir ibn timmt, Der ban.
oelt ni6t nur oLlein id)nur trof5 9eocn
ittb ielbif, icnoern 5u0lcib, lre9en oeBea
Cbri99n GCitnnun8en, outb 9e9cn Die lie:
be llnion.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

D. 0Hit0j9e Der pcr9ibt AUDI fir Die
llnlon iu Isln, uno boO nibt ouf Die
Nabl 9cbt, uno Uenn er 9ebt, nidt fir
u Il orem u. Gurtin itimmt, Der 1T
tein lpirfliber ltnionmonn. g8ltDer eus
te 0relDcit6mann ip0llte e6 fib in oen
9opf fommcn laBcn, nitbt auf Die @abl
III 0eben, unb feline Yfid)t fir Die Union
III erfullen? CAPT olle SolCbe Die ctspo
iDldfri9 itno ooron oenfpn, Dap uiele
Sauicn0e uno abermal6 SauIenoe bon
Solooten iDrc lrertbe 9Cben fir Die Uni;
on oufopfertcn uno Die ibrioen fir 9Ro.
naten uno Sabre Die ibri9en in @efobr
lteten - un0 lper WoQte 0abeim nidt ei.
nen Dalbcn Sag fir Die Union uerlieren.
IS 1T Dies cine 9roBP SDlatbt bic am I3.
Ottoter 0elblo0en peroGn fol-, uno falls
Dir ltnipnfreunOe beiteot per0en Iollten,
10 lit Dies cen Rebellen uno ibrer n6r0lis
ben 2(nD1n9cr mebr pertD ols irQeno ei,
nt6 Der Sulrun' uno manber onoerer
Srefen,-0tobmol6, fein gutter llnicns
mann bleibt gu 9auie - ober per audi
1uf ole gSabI 0ebt uno fit @oooworo
ltlmmt, 1T Dieoer tein llnionmann.-
Nur5, rber ni6t ouf Die QSabl oebt uno
I urG Gurtin, oen SotOaten Ereuno
i3immt, Der 1T fein baarbreit brlIcr ais
oic iGoliden Seribm0rer; falib osoen
oa5 eano oa6 Jpn bisber befbdBte une
un9etrcu gu ficb fslbit uno ieiner Rab.
tpmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
Die AbOrrlr orr lIniOu Stuuts GOm-
miitre.

Die Nb6refe Der lluion:StaotssGoms
mlttee, an Die Stimm9eber BON 9cnn1pls
vonien, ftnoct Der 9e'er in einem anoern
Gbeil Der beuti9en 3eitun9. Gs 1T Die
ielbe pirflib ein MeiitGr Yroouft, unp
9ibt unS cine aenoue 8ef6ibte Der @nts
itebun9 oe6 &rir9eS, 70 wie ale oamit
UcrbunCcne llmltinoe, uno le9t babel Die
S6uto 9eraoe 1uf Die retbte Seite. Sic
ipritht ferner bon Der grmutbi9un9 Die
Der SGoen Uon Dem 9toroen, ourd Die
Gieocr6 unferrr @eoenportbei crbiclt-
uno fommt oann ouf Ri6ter 8coomorb
berab, uno Seiot in Wslber &erbinoun9
cerielbe nit ben Stebcltcn itebt. Sn Der
5bat, e6 1T Die Nporefe Elm iebr intereI.
lonte6 Document, uno Cntbdlt Die
BabrDeit, bic 0onje 8abrbeit uno uiht6
als Die WlDrbeit. Q(tle, oenen oiefe 3eiz
tun9 in Die Sodnoe f0lt, iOllten Die 40.
orsHe aufmerfiam our6leien, uno iie
Damn ibren 9t0bbarn-mit oer 8itte oiee
ebenfall6 3u tbun - iiberreiben. &ein
eprlicber Stimm9eber iellte Bei ndtbiter
gS1Bl feline Stimme ab9cben, obne Die,
ielbe 9eleien uno 0eb6ri8 bcber;i8t 3u pa:
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
ptrbaftuus ors .9tlupOr AntbOnp.

gsGSenwcrtb,7. Stpt. Mosur
tbCnp ruros tsute gahmittag prn rntm
td6sm'nt ScIoattn untsr anfi6runa sines II
tt'ttSs" fss Sen. 9rins, Der afttt. In ttrs Jsr
asbra6t unO sttisIt In Der 8i6tuns pcn 6a
Sttp abstId9rt. Die 9iN BtuI6mpt gufrs
10 uneshrur,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
Ma0en = DrrfaMmlaaa

tetlupo9nen, rprlGe auf Snnllaa5 ben 10. Sfp.
!'mpr'' un Iu ugr SprmIEEag7, IN pdIalauaIa
bet ben @nlbduIsrn ben y. Spmer unp 8.
unO ". eano d, 9rtotcn wrrbm fol-, um
elnn eaunY' 'g8abBcHel Su formt,en. unO TN i'd
oariiter ju teratbrn pte BEN lluicns StattS Gan.
p'raten Der Sir8 lei natRrr gGlbG Su fAun IL.
Die fcl8snosn tsribmtn unb eblen gufctbta
Der Union IipO rtnselarsn wcyren unO batrn rin,
9eptllt9t an j'nsm 9rUBsn Gage fh tsi unS Gin
5uFncen unO bic SeriammIung bel tirIsr @clc.
aenhrt an;ureeEn:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

U 8reunbe Der llnion, nennt SUD
Semano Elm 2(bOlitonit - uno miro oos
Wort 9ebraudt als Elm Sbimpfport-io
ontWortct oieiem SolpeI, poB Elm 2(bOlls
tionift 9eibolttn ju rperoen ourd)au6 in
Oen ie9l9en 3eiten feline Sbanoe fei-
uno Dap Sbr melt lieber Elm Il [ l.
tioni t ais lpie Elm 8 Sraitor3u Gus
rem Hanoe Ieiu MOTT, uno oie6 3rar ju
allen 3eitcu. Sie6 miro Der Gopperbeao
ronn fbon perlteben, wenn er onoer6 ma.
li5i06 unO niCbt 0anj uno gar ju oumm IT..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

O=g8ie fommt c5 oaB Die Gcpperbsaog
Die Scibul0iAun9eu, Die mir nun ihOn
I8r;benlan8 0c9en Wooowaro, be5t9lid)
luf Die ScI1pCrei, 9ebrodt boben, Hicbt
Ipioerte9en ? 2(b ,peil Iit nibt. f6nnen
ia msil lene 8abrbeiten, 70 lpie icin
II Sobrs sSorfbla9 in oen Dccumcnten
felt@toruft 1T. @eiI fie bie5 nun nibt
WloNIe9en tonncn, 10 1T c5 inoircft elm
9eitonoen, Dap c6 wirflitb Wa brbeiten
ltno. llno in Der &Dat unlpoeripretbli:
be &abr6sitcn fno t6-uno fomit lit c6
nun cine au68emod)te Sotr, boB 8ooos
Woro Gin dbter Sreuno Der Sclauerei,
Der 9te0crtrciber uno uon Scccliion 1T,
uno rober fann fein ltnIonmonn fir i'm
ltimmen. 9tein, fcin Saterlano6freuno
ttimmt am I3. Sftober fir g8opoporp,
oen Gcpptrbtao 8oupern6rssGGn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

" Seroe6et soic Maftn 95erIamm.
lung am ndblt2n Samita9 ju Gotafauz
qua pibt - oeielbe miro sablrcib merz
oen-Uier Der 9r0Bten fremoen Gebner
i'm Staat lperoen 0e9enwdrti9 iein.-
WIon Fam gang bequem per 2e6a Sbals
iDpie Der @atafauqua: unO Sc8elsuiQe
@lienbabn oabin fommen. SSeoer outer
unionmonn i'm Gountp fclttc beimobnen,
iopie aub Die eDrli6en Demofraten, Die
mob willi9 Iino Oen pabren 3uitano Oe6
eonoes tennen 81 ternen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

OG6 1T in Der Sbat oufa(tsno, ober
e6 1T oob pirflib 70, Dap Die Gopperbeaos
3eitun9cn tets tbcr 9incoln uno Curtin,
uno ibre Ic9iCrm0en fbimpftn, uno fein
Sort 9e8cn Scf. Oapi6, uno feline Gpz
rannri, II. I. 10, II. {, no, 3u ia9en bas
ben. 9Sum, eriten6 muB man INNER be-
oehfen, olb ie beder Ole MGnner, ocito
i6limmcr weroen iie in ben 9ircleritters
3eitun9en mit9enommen-uno i'm Sweiz
ten 9laee, 1T oies u0Qi9 binldnelites
3eu9niB, Dap ale Goitoren, Die cine fol-
1e Gaufbobn befol9en, i'm wabren Gin
ne oC6 Norte6 Sraitors ju ibrem 9anoe
iino. &ein oufri6ti9er Wenfb uerneint
uns oiele ni1t ju Usrperfli1e 8abrbeit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
Dos Dolk erouoci,t !

Gtne arBrrrrerntliGr Waiim SuIammluna
her Grsunor unlerrr Istsn Il n t 0 II BON Qehn
Gountp, Ubne 8idi&t auf friibGre parIbet. s6e.
punssn, psIts fir bic grrpSbIans spn
q. 8. Curtin m0 OanieCAgn
sum @cupernBr unb Suvrism GiG!er peIes
IStaatss gsnnst Tup S0ltr msltr iiter,sust
thblen, bcB Der Scloat elm StimmrsAt batrn
fol-; Solds wel&s gpup. Curtin fir Ieins Qiets
fur bic Scloattn unO Ietne @nrrgir tn tsr Tel.
tuna unierrs Staatrs Dor fenCI6sn Gnfalln-
meldeS ltOn 5lrrtnal aeIaat--Su f6aBn wltn 3;
Solfe bic II | d t 9lauten, pie 8iAtrr gBuUp.
waro. bag :. SaumwUls &Snis fri," eae ,,ou
Stpen Elm 8'6t tntte auf,u1rbrn," uno =, taf
bic Selaprst cline unbereGentare Sranuna, UNI
BON @Sh srlautt, wrnn niGt pun 0Stt Strcro
net ie"-fItr3, aIIf SoI&e, Die { iir bic Ret
tuns Der Union unIsrrr Bitter I'M tspen Vres, Ir
we , e9en lino einen Gpmpromit nit Gun,
ltttuttons SrrlSrer ubrr Graturs untrr g8affsn
Su ma6en-lino erIu4t uno stnaelabn elmer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

Sdr ben 9GnO Natritt
Aus Stm Gsbrn unn al,irhru ors sci. 3 o.
bauurs ebert pifhuf DER
Gp. 95rmrinG Gbnft.-&riie 41O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
SOUTHERN NEWS.


extracts from Southern papers, from which We
take the following
The Richmond Wing of the 9th, says -
''The Central train last evening brought down
from Gordonsvlle about three hundred and
fifty prisoners, captured in a fight at Smoker,
Gap, on Friday. We we're unable to obtain
any particulars of the affair beyond the report
that Gen. Hills corps dislodged the enemy,
who were holding the pass: killing'a number,
and capturing the prisoners who arrived here
Yesterday. Il, seems probable, from all ac-
counts, that the larger portion OF Uen. Lee
army is nov in Culpeper county, and that
Meade is cautiously moving IN the same dlrec-
ton. y
The Governor of Georgia has made an ap-
peal to the people Of that State, calling atten-
ton to the rayerses at Vicksburg and Port
Hudson, and to the retreat OF Gen. Bragg
but urging them to put their trust IN tod and
make every possible exertion to keep the lnva-
ders from their doors. To this end he calls
upon every Georgian able to bear arms, to unite
himself to military organization and hold
himself in readiness for service at q moment s
warning.
At Richmond the brokers have run up their
rates since the recent Confederate reverses, and
gold is selling at So premium; silver $3.50;
bank sterling, nothing doing. But little wheat
is offering, and is quoted at from $3.50 to s.
per bushel; corn $40, and very small supply;
oats scarce at SIS per bushel, and hay $40 per
100 pounds.
The Richmond Sentinel refers to the ad-
dress of the democrats of New Hampshire,
declaring that if the South will come back
into the Union, the democracy Of the North
will do all in their power to gain for them 1.-THE
Southern States) such guarantees as will Sc
cure their safety" and remarks that the pro-
position is frank and courteous, but inadmis-
sible
The Richmond Examiner has an article de-
scribng the effect Of the proclamation, order
ing the CONSUMPTION of all able-bodi males
between the ages Of Is and As, and ampooning
without mercy those who try to escape from It,
In the fight on Morris Island a number of
negro prisoners were taken.
Pensacola is totally deserted almost, there
being there only about four families.
A body Of Federal cavalry came up to Sui
folk last week, but finding no troops there, re-
tired Immediately.
The statement published in q number OF
journals that the Confederate general officers
~ V;oI,,b,,r,r hoy haoys aYnh9OGpG
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having taken ont le 9s,o %
administration on the estate OF el ugIt sboso
husband, John E. Henderson requests all5hose
Indebted to said estate to come forward ana SET
inc claims against the estate, notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated tor pay'1hsns
Nv son, VIM f. Henderson, is fully a |1S far
ized to make settlements, and pass recelRHEsy ~
me. E.h1I !. 49, y H. larson
Administrators OF John H. heNo04'''''
iy 1-eOlm ----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29

Archluke Ferdinand Macmillan Joseph,
who is named Emperor Of Mexico, was born In
the year 1882, and is therefore about thirty one
years Of age, He is brother Of the present
Emperor Of Austria, and has been ruler over
that department Of Austria which includes
Venice
4 Confederate blockade runner, called The
Merrmac, and laden with cotton was captured
on the 25th instant, off Wilmington, North
Carolina, She is side-wheel steamer
Seven hundred wounded Confederate prison
ers confined in Fort Delaware will in few
days he sent to City Point, where they Will be
paroe3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29

The statement published in q number OF
Journals that the Confederate general officers
captured at Vicksburg have been exchanged,
is incorrect, no such exchange having taken
place. The Confederates have no officers OF
general rank nor enough Of minor rank to full
I'll the terms Of the cartel.
The =. S. Government has directed that all
of Morgan's officers, including Morgan him
self be placed in close confinement in the
Ohio State penitentiary, until such time as
the Confederates may choose to lberate Colo
mel Straight, captured near Rome, Georgia,
some months ago.
The Washington Chronicle says Great
difficulty is experienced in obtaining compe.
tent medical officers for the coored troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The Wheeling papers have report ofhghtng at
Moorefed, Hardy County, West Virginia. The
Rebels attacked the Union force on Saturday morn
ing. During the whole of Saturday cannonading
was distinctly heard at New-Creek. We had a
small force stationed at Petersburg, north Of Moore
field. This force was sent to the latter place, and
the baggage-train came by way Of a mountain road,
and reached New-Creek on Sunday. On Saturday
night Col Mulligan, at the head Of his brigade, left
New-Creek for Moore6eld, reaching that place on
Sunday evening. 1t was reported that the Union
forces had driven the Rebels four miles, and was
still pursuing them.
We had some dsagreeable news from Vicks-
burg yesterday afternoon, to the effect that Gen.
Sherman had been repulsed and WAS in danger Of
being used up altogether. Later news, chiefly from
Rebel sources looks better: the Union forces have
not taken vicksburg but they have not given it up,
nor are they, apparently, in any very critical posi-
ton.
The Military Committee of the Senate propose
to dispose OF the swords belonging to the late Major
Gen. Twiggs, as follows: The one voted by Con-
gress TO be given to Gen. Butler. The one presented
by the State of Georgia, to the West Point Academy
The one presented by the City Of Augusta, to the
Patent Office.
Richmond papers confess the defeat Of their
army at Murfreesboro. Gen. Bragg says he found
Rosecranss forces too strong for him, and COM
PEELED to retreat to Tullahoma.
We have but little further news from Murfrees-
boro. What we do get, indicates that the Rebels
suffered terribly in leading officers as well as men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
JACKSON ON COLOR.

This is tho 9Th OF January, and, according
10 long.established custom, the Tammany So
ciety OF Seymour Democrats viii commemorate
the Battle Of Now-Ogleans, and grow eloquent
over the unadultcrated and unquestioned De-
mocracy of that old Roman, Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON. Let IT not be forgotten that this is
the same Cen Jackson VINO suspended the
liberty Of the press in New.Oreans, kept the
city under martial law even after the British
lad been whipped oil, arrested Judge Hall for
presuming to issue a writ OF habeas corpus,
enlisted. armed and fought battalion Of ne
groes, and paid them the following generous
and manly compI ment in special order
On sunday December 10, 1914 lsec nge' Register Vol
IL 0en Jackson reyisyei the militia Of the City Of Now
Orleans. the battalion commanded by Major Pauchs. and
part the rsgiHf 81 color. Bsius drawn their
respective asdss tho following addresses were read to theI
by Sir. L.vias.,on. one Of hi' aida:
I'VE omit the address, to the white todiors.l
TO THE nEs OF COLOR.
SOLDIERS From the shores Of Mobile collected you to
arms invited YOU 70 share in the perls and to divide tho
sogy OF your white countryiaen expected much ifoH
YOU for was not uninormed OF OIs qrdi.lss uAh GIi
yeafs, you % formidable mradiag tos knew that you
esule sndgre auays and t aud all the hsrd'hps Of war
knew that you r,i The land Of your nativity and that
Ike Ourselves you had % dHd al has mort dear ~ man
Bur 1oU HorEs have found II you united 10
those qualities that noble enthusiasm whieh impes TO great
deeds Soldiers tie rfesdeu OF the United States shai DC
Informed OF yo couducs on tho present aud the
yoes Of tho of the American nation shall sp
paud your vaor your General now praises your ardor
The enemy (. Aear his sails cOSeE the iAes" but the
bravo arc united and II he anis conending among our
solves will be for the prize Of vsor, aud fame i' no0s'
rewsrd.
BY command THOMAS l.. BUTLER, Add0Namp'