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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18
HEADlU RTER3 STATE OF H1SSTss EPPT, J
ArJUTAST AND IHsFECE0E+5E ENERALs OFFlCE,
JACKSON January lsth, 1853.

HEADlU RTER2 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AbJUTAST ASD LHsPEcE0F+ +fESEHALs OFFICE
JACKSON January lsth, lsd3.
lfainr-Gsue1sl = G. Topper
YOU VIII iFs1e ora 2 20 the several COMMANDER
4 oapa iss b. ali0 ms and regiments 70 rstaa "a
tbeir llslls I'll lcn u-ds forty years Of age, wso
have aready been detae volunteered il the ser
r5cs cf th- Stae special Or5ers No. "a ssued from
the H-alga-rla1s of Iieutenaar- General FeabsrtcR,
un5e- f. trlet4ens n he Secretary Of wa. cor
r1snds that 81 men under forty years ef AGE sar7
in- L 1llssss pa State crgauLa wi, ast ilter-
ferd with ty sHr4lrg sfcers til5 disbld ns o.
caii crgalzsfi7Hs.
n. Yen WI ssssub's ihs companies In The seva7al
counties ia rhe S-so and draf thsrefrom sufhesni
nuube. Of men to fl esgh cGmpsny now erdsred into
service the number Of seventy, i1eiuizg comnis-
s5n=d officers 81 esUss al a5ssntees 70 return ima-
q 'stslT 90 raei- rnsla1ds
IL. You T..l crde- ga hsd, company aad STAFF on
crg z II in scive service and 81 whts males hetesn
ths sgss Of eightees l2d fifty, WIS are eiAer pera
1sntlv OF Venporaiy residing IA the ate ta De Is
clsde5 ia the dfaf- except seh nay Be liable end
have not hen csshsrgsd froE c1lscV pti1l- All these
diachHrrsd from q ctlp lea ana thcs5 dischers
from etts service reason 81 surgeons certhca-ee
toretsr sta those who exezpr from coracrpiion
v ae OF congress- are 70 5s Included in said drefi, uH
es specially eEenrE nT he laHs az the Sta e
b. cziar OF IoaF J. RETTUs, 6syernor I'D Con-
raez.i sr.fr Chief JONES IS. HAMILTON,
E5futzn. and Inspector Gene al.
sap11n rtatr of Mississippi.
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The Federal government, It seems, also has e
cotton scheme under consideration. Isis thus
Slated, and recommended, BY the Memphis
Bulletin Of the 1lth:
In visw Of the fact, that the Confederate gov
ernmsnt has under consideration proposition
to condemn, for its use 81 cotton within its do
minions, it would seem 70 be highly proDsr for
the Federal government to countsraet its eject
by the adoption Of 4 new Gotten policy 90 gov
srn the territory they may from tina 30 time
occupy Instead OF throwing away an the sub
stantial benefits Of an advance Of our arms into
the snemy's eountTy-iustsad OF permitting
spectators to make money out Of the progress
Of cur arms, to which they in no wise contrib
ute, it has been seriously recommended to tha
government to adopt q new schedule. to appoint
sn agent Of integrity TO travel with the advance
Of the army, whose duty it shall be take pos
session Of the cotton, paying each owner . fair
compensation for the ssme-the cotton 20 be
brought to the nearest large city in the district
By the government, and sold By the government
agent at public auction, to the highest bidder.
1t is estimated that in this way the Uuion army
may be sble to make for the government sc
least million Of dollars month. Ths plan IS
practical one, involves no risk, and cannot
fail to work out Tho best possible results.
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els = we rose against our legal government exer-
eising its legal functions. Southern statesmen
are traitors the public arms in Southern States
were not our arms, and the g Union is still
The dearest wish Of every American heart
Mr. Dayton says II IS, and they consent 10
know American hearts only through Mr
Dayton.
This csnnot 80 on long and it is coed to be
assured that the natural impatienee inspired by
selfrespect and high-spirit, begins to show issef
We trust that the day win come shortly when
the President, who certainly feels our false po-
sition more acutely than any other man, viii
himself recommend that It be made to cease.
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F9R SALE.

VERY VALUABLE PLANTATi0N. NEGROES.
~ STOCK. afs TIE owner wishing 10 ehsnge bis
o. upsso1. alfrs fos sale his pL CITATION u kii-
risappi shout i03 8nis- asa7e Mobile, and Wilu ten
raiss of raj 10 Mobile ard SeW lea s-Fery neal hF
a1d vel watsred containing about siztsea hundfe1
ac7ss, eelf hu1drsd Of which are very Rroauetve :
lias p1sE osk land. eeeanly cared and under g7od
fence nssv frame Banied oweiling VITA -ge ger
den ae- Fasd, vel iuc.oss1; ai1 hon screw gro
- 1fns. or OK Ch 1ue 7H.5o 81 new
afsa-rart va uahls = er : nItccn alulss. hge
v--ens cattis h7rs sCrk co 2, fodder and fsrnliEg
sis-rdse7 everything 70 enable purchaser 70
"a s f1ii crop ths prsut geaT for thlrly-lge h5nds
Ter fsftasr i1ioTma ion apply %
JOHN y ECHOIs.
saa Il tts of7,e OF Secretary of S-sfa
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HousE. &c. ZOE sALE

7 WISH to sell my HOUSE, ana LOT in tie iowa
Il 81 Brsudon, ssua-ed On Coilese street The House
confl ms six lsrge rooms, wei nels1eo ihsfe is el @
wei house bathing house MIX house. with cellar F;
Go k k.sehen. smoke house, com CRIB stable. buggy
heuse ossv ttafls efe ete together with large AMI
r. rsrlea a1d ueost baautful front yard Il tho
isosi desirable eslieuee n he town. aud VIII set Il
for s55eH The Improvements are nearly lew ana 81
IN e0od rlndisian.
Should egeeia ssls q ny z us0, all my Furniture,
Carpets Bedding Cooking Stove, Ta5le Ware etc,
viii b5 fhr sale uone OF which have been use bat fFe
Tcsrs
Also, . good sapPly Of Provisions ana No lsileh
Gov.
Ai-o. fplea6fd new Fiano, Wise & Bro s make
fel72t WESLEY n SMITH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

The late law Of Louisiaus calls into the field
alI sble-bodied men from the aeas of seventeen
20 fifty. In the opening Of the war that STATE
gave many, very many regiments and batta-
lions to the Confede1ae The people cane
forward with ehssrfuine6s, and they made their
mark on almost every battlefield. lt is now
proposed to bring forward every ona who is able
to do duty After e time named by Governor
Moore for volunteering, if tie people DO not
come forward en- masss draft VII Be ordered.
Those who volunteered are entitled 20 ST priv
ieges heretofore granted, fifty dOllags bounty,
sixteen dollars per month, and eighty serss Of
land at the end Of the var
A company IS now forming al Hauisoubure,
by the former treasurer Of Cstah0ulz parish, g.
Spencer Mayo, ESQ, who is q gentleman in
every sceeptstion Of the term. he viii make
good Commander, and viii not be long 10 rais-
ing a company. Our friend Mayo viii make a
good colonel, and we feel 8 pride 10 nominating
him for such a position at che irss 0psniug-
VIII our Louisian people look 70 it l--NateA5z
Courier.
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Of the above amounts, SO far as tie reports IF
agents show. S4692075 have been paid III
cash, and the remainder IN binds no reports
from Louisiana, Texas and Fl0rida have been
recaiTsd, and no reports from any sgents for the
month Of December have reached the Office in
Richmond. but it is estimated, from letters
received, that no less than 259,000 bales, In
Guiding the number IN the above statement,
have, up to this time, been already purchased
for the use Of the government
The average price paid on ths purchases
reported is about thirteen aud half cents per
pound, varying in different States, the average
being lowest in Mississippi and Arkansas. Iss
prices to bs paid hereafter wiz be, without dou6s,
considerably higher.
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rHr DEATH or zoLr1corrrR.

The following beautiful verses, on the Death Of zo
cofsr were written by Harry Flash, Of Noble nov
volunteer aid o. General Hardes
First in The fsht, and fi'st in the arms
OF the whi5e-Winged angels Of glory,
With the hesrt Of the South a she feet Of God,
And bis wounds to tell :he story
The blood which ao9sd from his hero heart,
On he spot where he nobly persisted.
Was drank BY ths earth as sacrament,
In the holy taade he cherished.
In heaven, home with the brave and bisst,
And for his souls Sustaining,
The Apocalyptlc eyes Of Christ
And nothing on earth remaining
But handful Of dist. in The land Of bis choice,
Il A name in song and story,
And fame TO shont, with her trumpet voice,
Died the field Of glory
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IWaWAV.

TNR0E che Eissssippian cffce IN Jsckson, On the
Sc niga Of shs i3th of Febrasry, 1853 TOM OF vel.
low conpleEion, long, siraiEht 6snk hsr, small chin
and ta.n faCe, mcust g. and whiskerEi a5out IS yea IS
os sce, ahout fsft-s inches high am weighs shout
1856 pounds his 6eg nails hsFe been brused vita a
hammer icm rSEs forueriy Owned and lived n A-ar
shs county, 81 Thomas ksyford's, and nay make his
way beck 10 ial ci-ec ion. A sui abe reward wiz be
paid fer his delivery te Hissssis spiaa on e. any
inio-natiou tia. VIII ieaaito his recovsy.
faf6iw CoOpE & EIHBALL
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Rrnn REEEARm /.

n ANAvhK August Lt, 1859, from Oxford EisgI 81
-ee- Old ne inn hsh as7E color an shows JOS Of
sssth " en- Is Fkius- Ven head o. last NoFerabef
1852 che V7es tha employ g oae A.j Bur eaol o
sle54ras C1e-i e Master az Graaa5R, III She may
stlf se sFit6 Hiu che above re-zrd WI be pals tor
~. "a 3. aALBRE ATH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

A BET BLANKS of every deseription- eithsr IN tie
"a q isster 10 ste, C7mmilsary, Eng.nce-ins, g O
ran1s OF NeGca Dspsftneufs, sd every scr Epson
Of job work FL RI hs snaiisst card % t2e lsrsef
Posi-r VI be pr l'sl the shortest notice sal e the
most reasouabir priees the Southwest m Confecelf
PRINT ng House OlGers are respectfully soii-ted
JONES, WISELY & CO,
fz7f1- Jackson Miss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

TIE BaNKRUPT BLL.--Next to tha bin for
providing ways and means for tie necessities Of
the government no bill before Congress has
been Of more importance to business men than
the bankrupt bill. Its passage has been urged
upon Congress lime and again with al the many
arguments in its favor, bus there has been sin
gulsr and fatal opposition manifested to t. On
the 80 inst, ths bill was laid On tho table ia
the house, probably to lie there fhTough the re-
msindsT Of this short session.
Il is not improbable that bankrupi law may
beeoms- necessary, but whether tnat necessity
has been fully demonstrated, msy well be douos-
cd A year or two IS not much 70 Halt 10 me
lifetime Of an individual, and the business mes
who suffer can worry through the intervening
time quite as wen as their mora fortunate neign-
bors Memphis BullefIR.
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ther bodies with an Ak, and afterward threw
their bodies into the FIRE she IS nov confined
in the Columbia county jail.
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RBCRUITS WANTED ]
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
or NEW ORLEAN Ms.

OFFIC sRS or tbs BA TALON are n5s IN ths
- so1tn 70 end aaca young ueH citizoBs of Loasi
aus- IRE Eih censcriFt age FHo nsy GENE for
Wsrli ane cl5r b EcEs.Fss f5r tet Ti0a.
BY sPsciai al'h1sitv of tie Secretary OF Var sny
perzol liable 20 co-s-rip9n iy D raistea snd cen
tcpts enrolsl naf bs assigned 3 ~ up this crgauizl
tioB.
a bounty ef FIFTY DOLLARS w be paid ts al
ls1i 1eonsaript-on. c11e properly end51.
The reer ting si sti5ns Hil be nob la. Ala, Jackson
MS and other no is sn the New Orleans, jacks
ana 9rsa1 torhsrn sHi -eai, mes Zrer New Orieaus.
CAP la = =. MILLER. 3rl COMPANY, viii be SIS
tered al Z b iseruiiiag oniser; and Cap az @.
W. 20 liLES. Is c3ups1y CsptaiR J. B. RfCHAkD
sos, a eoap pary sud Lien H0RC +SA 4tk company
ar Ja-Es7n nj ni,y % whom OF 70 the u-lsrgues
ai Mobile asp-igations may be addressed,
J. B. WALTON
Colonel Commanding and Chief q Art-lleryi
lst Array 0a-ns DePsr nent Northern virginia
I have estsbishei my recruiting Office at room No
81, B1Hnin House Jackson. kiss
G. W. SQUIBES,
Cs1.aiu and Recruiting Officer,
fa9I-lm Basralsn Washng o. Artillery
Aiezsnd-is papers copy one month asd ssad duPi
este bills 81 e. - fouireE, JacsaoE- r ts
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1Iaraer q Taree oaIIsres y TIseir sep

SCRANTON, Pa, February 3.--Intslhgenee
has just reach here Of horrible murder having
been committed early on Monday morning, IN
the northern part Of Columbia ceunty. q step
mother, named Soult, murdered three Of her
stsp-ehildren, aged respectively seven, nine and
fourteen years, BY eeyeriag tnsiF heads IRON
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- REWARD.

II kNkWay from the sIrscriasr, froTa GrsHsds,
~ Mrs so1ut ba zen Of eeceaber 1852, my .tilSls
WERV LOUISA JAkE fslentv-iwo yeas Of Lge
rsfher lrlt crnpiectcd, eve Zee! hg snd has scsr
On her jeff leg Steit ppcsed 10 be q JaeAson Of
- al q sssfs or Il sny jail that can get ler
rsl0 1n sfHs 81 tNE ELlZ ABsrH JONES
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VerT97e of adverffsing.

En advertisements VIII be charged
sE.5O per square fer the first inser-
ton and 81 tor eash subsequent in
sartion.
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rer sac at .asscsfoss,

rNg 7yEDEEs BAY ths z5th iestsnt, VII seli g.
sn.sar.'n I5iaos E7s4k Carol county 'sslppi
sss7 lss gse q Fa4en ststoH' On the assissi pi
l,entral IA ifo2i
EG5 Mules and Horses
gtss tsgs been 1sld sr1aao = uaHt ior service o-
Pa LEATH
Major and Qaarisrnasier,
O. s, Army.
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Terlggs of euRscrfDfioga.

Daily per usonth----------- $1,000 s. 30
L'ri-VV eelxIy per rnsnth..----....- 1.25
weekly per aHnslu2. 400
ssiE@le copy y.--------.-s--------'T Ten cents.
The paper win se delivered to all
nevvs-dealers at seven cts. per copy.
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DIE glerpgis 8pptaI.
PUBLISHED

Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly
JskR R. McCIanalan-- Benjamin. +. Dill,
Uassr ae arm andstyle Of
HE6cLAN AHAE & DILL,
ro whom al letters sn ba iness OF otherwise shoud
be addressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

- A singular atmospheric phenomenon, re-
sambIing the mirage. was noticed shout eleven
O'clock yesterday morning in the northern heav-
ans. The sky was eloudless, and from elevated
.nositions in The city q bird's-eys landscape Of
the country b9rdering the horizon On She north
could be pisiniy seen pictured in the sky The
mirage, If such It gas, extended for q distance
of about ninety degrees il width, and rose
about thirty degs. ABOVE the horizon Cder.es-
ton MsreHTT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

NsUBoRDUSATI0N.--A leEier ffo.u f anzioft,
Kentucky, 80 the Cincinnati Comasrcisl sia.es
that recently the 9Th KsntuekY carary '.nd -ssn
Kentucky infantry, received orders 90 narea %
Tennessee. but both rsgimsnis aatly refused g
4" b1dgs an inch
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Rup E,0ca55o7s

The location ct tss appeal Office
* on state street, q few doors below
the Post offce-
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Purchase OF Gotten by ihe Govsrnlueas,
The following is = statement Of the purchase
Of cotton already made By the several agents Of
the government up 70 the date Of their last
-sr,orls
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ansoiaI &C. 70 ~

fa2Ilm Basraisn sFashng Artillery
Aiezsnd-is paperf copy one m0ntk AID send duPi
este bills 81 g. F FoulHeE. Jscks6H- r e.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15

HE. GALLANT DEAD.-The dreaded lis
OF Killed and wounded has come to hand
ana carries with it pain and woe 10 man,
a family. We give the names of those only
who went out from Windham and Windsor
Counties.
second Regiment. There were s Killed
IN Inns regiment as reported by Col. Grant.
vi these we find the name, of GEORGE A.
klce, Nottingham, and Robert p. Lord
hrat'ieboro, Co G; Corp. Thomas r. vii.
i'ams' Bethel, and Frederick w. Chamber
laln' hoyalton, Co. f; Philip w. Crosby
plymouth, Co. |, The pounded are Ser,
gean' William II. Foster and George H.
Knight, Dummerston, Wallace E. Williams
l'e'he', Theodore Merrill, Springfield. Hen.
y ID riggs Augustus II. Pratt, John p.
aollard' Hiram p. Bxby, Duane O. Ross
M'enaei Dilligan, and Hiland Smell all Of
Ludlow Pratt was shot in the head and
'os' DIS right eye, and it was supposed NOR
tally wounded; but as he was able 10 10 :,
moved to Washington, there is some hone
OF ms recovery. His brother left I,,,dlow
.or Washington on Tuesday afternoon last
Inc others wounded in this company ~. Of
Ludlow are, Elbridge w. Prior. E,eazer
A. Hall, Henry M. Parker. of Plvmo,,h
myron f. Hubbard and Forest d. Gibson
OF Reading; Daniel Cannon and James r
holmes OF MI. Holly; Webster Derby
Iownshend, and Willard r. F. johnson
Weston.
In the Fourth Regiment Jesse B. Don.
bar, of Ludlow, Co. C, reported wounded.
.e'1h Reg'ment.-Warren NJ. Henry
Bellows Falls. killed. Womded-y,ue;an
barnes, Woodstock, badly; Henry NJ. Wash.
ourn' Hartford, leg; H. S. English. Wood.
SOCK ieg' Samuel H. Jones, Hartland
thigh; Norman Archer, Plymouth. leo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15

No field officers of Vermont regiment
were killed or wounded. Capt. AinswortI
OF the 9th was killed. Captains Crossmar
and Tracy. and Lieutenants Gleason and
Clark of the I'd; Lieutenants Goodall and
Kennedy of the Sd; and Capt. Hutchinson
and Lieut. Crane of the 9th, were wound.
cd The above named wounded officers
arrived in Washington on The srh.
1t will be understood, of course, that Col
Grants report in another place does not in.
clude the casualties of the last days fight
ing on Monday.
T. S.-As we 60 TO press we have receiy-
ca Col. Grants second report, which is com.
plete' and, we are glad TO say, considerably
'educes the number of our loss. The to,aI
amount OF loss in the Vermont brioade ;s
l19, as follows:-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15
stoneInan's Raid---A HriIIiaut Su.
cess

Stoneman's Raid was a grand succass
and on The grandest scale of any since IN,
war began. 1t entirely ecIpses all o
Siuar''s raids, and will give him great dis
tinction. The Richmond Rebel paper,
thus speak of it,
ten. Stoneman, with $4,000 cavaIr,
destroyed the Fredericksburg Railroad =,
Ashland, and took possession of n train .,
cars capturing several rebel Government
oiiicers. The engineer jumped from the
,rain and pretended to be dead. bur The
ankees awoke him and made him rn,
the train to the village. They also DO
tfoyed two locomotives. A detacbmen,
OF lankees then proceeded to Uanover
court House, tearing up the Central Rail.
ROAD track and cutting the telegram wires
They also burnt the Court Hoos. and SOW
erai bridges on the Frederick Rail.
road' and destroyed the water tank at Hun
gary. hey were evidently guided bv
some one familiar with the country. We
nave obtained his name and he is well
known in Richmond
AL Brook Pike the Yankees EXCHANGED
'"e'' Jaded horses for fresh ones. and pro-
ceeded across the Chickahominy. destroy
ing The turnpike and railroad BRIDGES across
,"a' ,iVer, and captured locomotive which
had oeen sent out this morning ON q ro-
y" re-
ihe Herald has letter from nrisorer
named fosburg, dated Ricomond the 5,h
stating that great alarm WINS felt tbaro -,
ouhdsy' and no doubt if Sronen ans force
VI portion oil them had entered Rich.
mono Sunday night, which thew could e.s;i'.
nave, Ia done, they could have seized la |
Jaws and his whole cabinet. with nn
lority OF the Rebel Congress bnrnaa ma "a.
III osas. "cross Inc James river and cut off
al communication southwark. Wv u"
~ brlgadier Gen. Stoughton a,r;voa :.
" asn'nston on Thursday. from R;cbmona
ne says that on Monday morn;no a.
,r;sa; oor,ng farmers rushed into Richmond
ringing the startling news that Stonnn ono
!. n .,l MS cavalry and artillery. was AZ ,hh
: puios OF the city; that thew had A.
, ~ all the railroads and public prone r
ners. yoouy as pris-
ne alarm sbread like wildfrs ri.
Gus were rung, and the news carr;.J me me
iee' 70 street. A fearful cons,ar noii
, 'sueu All business was immsa;a,",''
,penued' and families who conId 10
'Asu Up Their property to leave. Tbe
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15

! SEcEsH ARREsTED.-A Sccessioni,t
named Stone, Vermonter by birth hut
has been for some time resident of Atlanta.
Georgia, was arrested in ST. Adams on
Monday by Capt. Rolla Gleason, provost
marshal, and was sent to Fort Lafayette on
Thursday, in Charge Of Capt. GLEASON
Stone says the Burlington Times, was in
Franklin County about two years ago, when
he provoked loyal men greatly by his out
spoken treason. II is stated that he has
boosted that he saw the Ohio soldiers hung
IN Atlanta who were sent ont by Gen Mitch
ell to destroy railroad bridges, but were
captured.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15

CorrERHEAps.-The copperheads, on re.
ceipt of the news Of the disaster to Hooker
last week, showed iheir sympathics, and in
several instances in this State we're knock.
cd over. The Rutland Herald says that a
yirulent copperhead in Plainfeld seized
upon the opportunity for an open aliercat on
with true and tried friend of the Union
canse, who deeming that "forbearance had
ceased to be virtue" went in and gave
copperhead drubbing." Another secesh
in Brandon was rejoicing over Hooker's re-
pulse, when he was Knocked down by
Union refugee from Alabama and the
Montpelier Journal says patriotic citizen
Of that place has taken the name of every
nan he met who seemed to be gratifed with
he repulse Of Rockers brave army.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15

IN The municipal elections in the cite.
OF Indiana, Tuesday, the Union ticket wa.
seherai'y successful. In Indianapolis the
comprehend ticket was Withdrawn and Iohr
oraVen' the Union candidate for Mavor
received 2,SS0 votes, and the rest of ~.
iicAet about thu same number. The new
council stands II Union to one butternn,
IN ierre Haute Albert Savage. late apdi.
tor OF the State. was elected Mayor and
the whole Union ticket carried by a ma.
Jority of 400. Michigan City and sbelhn
vile have also gone Union.
The copperhead city officials of ch;..ao
already begin to tremble in a.
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head organ in Dayton, has been suspended
and the editor arrested. All the butter.
nuts engaged in the row at Dayton an Vail.
andigham's arrest, are to be taxed, each
equivalent to his means, until a sum is
raised sufficient to defray the expense.
They will be likely to get a term in the
penilenliary besides.
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ing with The rebels at Richmondin relation
to terms of peace. Fernando has often
asserted that somebody had had communi.
cation with Richmond but was always care
full not to commit himself AS tits a Grim
inal offense TO correspond with the enemy
in time of war, he may yet sc. into trouble
as well as his friend.
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AN AFFECTING SCENE.

The affection for Lieut.. Mulligan of the
hh'de Island battery, SO seriously mutilatrd
bya shell, was very great, and his comrades
who were gathered about him as he Law
MORALLY wounded upon stretcher, were
moved 10 tears by bis patient suffer,ngs.
lie could not speak, but his pleasant coun.
tenance conveyed more than words could
utter. One OF the wounded in his COMPANY
noooied up TO his side and desired the priv
ilege Of shaking hands The lieutenant
recognized him, and the silent greeting and
farewell parting that followed vas Of the
most affecting nature.
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Loss OF THE VERMoNTERs.-Mos Of
the wounded have been sent TO Washing,
ton. and as soon as they can stand the ionr-
ney will be sent to Vermont.
The loss in killed, wounded and missing.
as near as can be ascertained to the present
Tina &c q 1850 EEflLEt F4A.