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Cine 6eitung In 2 Gagen 3useIidett.
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Der etn3toe Nr3t, weIGer an;ei8t.
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Metne Gnttr6ftung, Ssmptpme Der S1ptnbiu1t.
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ptne urt it anpertraten unb uoerdt9 euf eine &r;t
Ifdp CSp1ddlidfeft perIdIct.
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t6ttlt6en Ge8 be8 MeturS bic Contribution pernten urb
ben 9ef beS 2eSens IN Elm elenbes Daetn perwabeIn.
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ten &erlu bes Gebd6tntit8 @erptrruns Der Sheen Sc
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bpen Qeuen pber in Der Snle lernen ub beren Sol
gen e alndftlt9 fpren ielbt i'm S@lae burf @plutip.
nen, bie uneetbett bic Gbe uumbgltd MAIDEN unb
Sbrper unb Gei er6ren iOaen oprt bic nSt9t8ln @1-
te tbuu. @Ole @eriDnen Ieu beppr ic eintTen IN tie
Gbe
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nptbwentt9fen Grforeerne CUR eteliten @lEdelt9ett
gtl8erlahrt Die Mn@tdten 6eS geben8 oernern d tub-
3 nn9 be sele psr0 erertiIen BON 0er3mune nnb me-
Ian6pltf6cn Getratun8c haB un8 bic Jreuten, wele
&btere 8euteBen. perregert tnb,
urt(eit ber WreGe.
9e pele $duube pelde n8hrenb ber leBten Nebeu3ebr
tiger puntdrStlten Speratipnen, mee d. pbnfpn aus
fbrte benen bic 3ettne8 appprteure piel anbere
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mel6e G ais Yer3te dus9ebeu uro Or. obnItpn8 Mntun-
biounoer epptaen Sbubfer Stieelmibier 2pmpenpuber
H. T. H. ert1rmlbe rnb perd6rltde giabmader melGe tbr
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ttel unb Sebancun9 inb auen 4neeren 6anStto nnbe,
aun Gr lit 6eraneebtlbet einem 9eben reldes er tn
tem arSst.n Sppitdern @urcpa unb lem een SeeS Gat-
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tere Wrarts ais ole anberea Merste Der Q8elt.
Der meer ii ber gese bes Or. Solution aupetn 9tnt
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Sanb ben @alttmOreFr, neten ber ,,Irbetter9aNe"
6auttrantbstten tperbem I&nsa 9sbetlt.
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Die f6redbt6en @trtnsen be8 9ater8 nb etr stt fire.
ten. &erlu bes Gebd6tntt8 @erntrruns Der Sheen Sc
bridt6ei Der @efeStrdte, bD Nbnunse 2bneieuns Dor
Der 9efeHi@aft, @u6t na6 @namtee, @HBtranen 9eseu
it8 ielbf Sur8tlamfeit u. no nS etnee Der i3lnmen
Spl9e.
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Sunae s0lGamer.

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nb has jd1rlt 10 ptele Sduenbc III Elm u ruteS Srab
reiet melGe bur lire erbatenen Gnleu nb entpdelen
gerfanbe8trdfte nit benz Dsrner Der Derehdntt ben e>
nat beeeert o Der 2er beabernoe SBne entlpft Haben
pkrten ttSgen fidb NIT pplem 0ertrauen rnGet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-14

atr taH az eaAe 81 "a -
s,ils aeia s,l 81 saa3ra a. -.
NA "a ss~ss e lssl ity p " - Z,
Cor e. ett a. Is we8 kpoNu,his
~ d. sa heh ut g i.s BEL
IS he neid ior Ties sever tiHaei
before Ihr TO
vas i Tee uHaa msni 81 the aiht
psei ST Ga 4. ah cd y 4 q a
y, elar9sl SON slr woods apaR e.
b. hsra wl.err ie hsl WHs
Comlaay q, gayl baee afts ga".
VIXEN oBF men cafs-i TORS 81 ei
tered som bas WH fgsiet lisan
tlle ashY. md SEE were - sRri' e
lakms lhe relwl-. Aai ~ Rre n'd
s, Is particular 20 keep 1oltiher
Whea thr rebel. gme out 81 tiit
barn tlny wer AZ iormel Ia force,
aud DE laldlt up a. aur men. frlng
all ise tiHsc rhtrr was pretty sharp
6r Z there CIR a ieW mnuter 10 which
they id tie advantage 0 us, while
st. we're seal rpa. bG as lmg 'as
Captain Flint wa- alive, onf men
sta aud fought. fer ne va, liked hy
II rs mon. lacn. while they were
aglsius 90. q was baca looking o.;
thtre was q luee open field between
tlen and tl,e reb q. anl hey might
nave chafsed as All ~ not laidf
stand Heat lhe men wanted e. elarse.
but ne Curtan woul give no ord r.,
to tl8t effect, Bat stood loohins on,
with hi. faculties .eeninaly raHilyzcd,
When the compauy @ho Ind beeu
lighting, came back they tried 70 rail-,
ou Go, G bat ihc rebel we're 50 close
D lined them they did NOT have time,
and G.. wts soon broke.
About halt our men weie taken pris-
onrrs. and u good many wounded.
0nr Captain, one Lieutenant ana four
men klIel, and one Lieutena. AID
Gyc mea wound I, besides tbs Of fi(.
Teen slightly wounded. Now some.
body {, 10 blame for al that los Of
lie AMI 1 hbS AID who isit2 it eah
easily b looked up speli acton are
i disgrace 70 the service.
0NE VITO WAS Tu.gE.
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Ae Tebi, etie Mutys ssl Pate
raas cavalry bugslr ~isa NywrSgs
battery moved 81 Ia iani 'Iac en-.
ay SEED, ard IS pckeis were ihca
eugapmeiei st a Iihers Hd I
ron v8al'v t.ree 81 rbris, ,os'rI ea
Hc Lialf. - pc Ia u-sic sile Of
Sush fsrl Tee resisted, grre
iveH bsesa si ioFue,i s's,.,la ea Dry
Fofs lrom BE wut ties eore
as drvsM TIE reh 3. then form.
Hnl aaa 81 onea lice oa Snow
1llL
lbp N W.d Alb 0laocasalry cba 2.
rd ui,h Mrrs ia tsnd and afok tie
ND mes WHOM lir 6ghi el.dyd in
ne A sht &c the enrmy, The rebel
los. wa. f,7m ; 10 70 KILLED., mum.
Der woun va, and 60 prisoners Gen,
SIAN ey also captured 80 horses and
mules. aud a qaaatiil Of bsaon md
wheat. ap4 destroy ed considerable for
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news q the eek.

I'hine' on te Whole look hopeful
The elections ii Rhode lslaad an]
Connecticut, rgaaliel IN splendid b.d-
10, box victories for the upion.
II Rhod Island james G. SINH
lhe uaion candidate for Govern
AMI Thomas a. jrnkes aad Naticn
+. Dixon, bolh unioui.is If tile true
stamp are eleciel q congress
Connecticut last week followed silt,
oat-doing hersea. Governor B cking-
ham Is fe elected ~ about 5000 ma.
jcriiy, and tls Unioaisr have hand
some m9joritic il both brai,ehcs 81
the icei laiarc a1a three 81 the four
member. Of congress
These result: are Waterloo defeat
10 tie copperheads n III. Nota, and
and cheering 70 Union men every
where, The opposition % Connect.
cut following cut thc Reasonable res
olutions oflheir State Convention; took
open aud defiant ground ag4iast liie adj
miuistration. During the canvas:
Thomas II. Seymour Heir candidate
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r : alsesss aaaesa tne 81 sttf ear
bees ~ ars s.sosus.'s sasarsi ia
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g. lsadss,s. hdf assa saetfs sa3 laH
easss, Iea. ssTss. Cav, Fafaa aaa 0oru-
nxsa.
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ctefiu 81 Nsasgp sgmmaeeiag Sc 6
iih sd Issasal. rs ~ fuea,ei VIZ tt
rv e, ] i,stb LAT b. Z reeg.efipg from
! ssv,re ataek Il typhoid hver. ari msy
sea h. inatisd ~ resume bis q na4tud
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Vermont Item


SAD Accibr, Two men. one
named Gct Etger. nHd he otIcy
Pred ,Icha,oa. q lrpher Of W. 5
ilelinsm. isimery SneriHegdrpt Of
lie Wrs'eru Vermont Railroad, were
drowned Ia Ne4 ilasea RIVER aa
nisft.aloa IS nIl,s from Nhillrlury.
near Sic residence - Gen. NASH.
The river Is very a.sa aal had over
foWrd i3e Ioal e ih,a re.ui, asd !, Is
uppas ed ihet dioKe On lAp bank ac-
eisis9uallv Johinons body aa4 tie
lsor.es eishihe tor part ai tbe wag
pn, have been leco. etel lager :
bod aHd lhr hlnde par II tie wag-
on are .titl mis-iog Johns h. watch
stopped ~ lialfpa.t seeen o'etork.
which was probably about tie lime o.
toe accident lag la,es wife
and two yong cl0llru Johnson
and Eager were both rsid.nee Of
Middlebary.
MAD Doc In Royai,5a Aail
4th, d sn1li aog, which, lholgl bcone
ing IN B,ihrl. bud been Striving abanl
for some two weeks, exhibited smp-
toms u hydgopl4obia Tie dog lit 81
leBce, chairs aad olbef dog, Mr.
julius p Smiths faDih Igd narrow
escape. The dog leaped III the aiy
before the font door several tim i
and ia coming down lappea.t 10 a
latch tie dpot md uept III. Mrs
Smith and lien children escaping ID
another room While The dog VA,
lying on tie FLOOR III sY,su. mH
went il and gave him blows un tlp
hend With q club. Tie wt, draese
out doors and on ,howiug iga, 81 ne.
yiying was hot, The dag oam d i
the mouth
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HOME MATTERS.


RHoSEops = We Aase aoliosi a. eropeoas
srsis'e going the rounds q oar exchanges,
20 the sfec, that six brothers by tie mans
Of Camnings ffsm this tawn were killed q
sAe battle oFsAvagc Station, jane 70. 1862.
We learn from Mr. Henry caamings vile
Is uow ., hcae. discharged ty reason q
SQUADS received Or that &c .asioa; that four
cf bic brothers. 10 ii Hiram. Eiauaa.
wlgIisn ard AI.hsl aaa sac esasin b. ihe
asns q " Il. u. csaaiags. we're li'lei
Or mcrsslly souaded; ana ,Aa, Sc. tHenry1
was aAsr beng ssssr'y woaaily, takea
prissngr 80 subsequently sGebassed-
TAsy sers he sons u fPA-aa aaa Psler
camusags. both % Shea wsrs esldivp il
sAs srny q sks Usissl sias<s. aarrg tks
~ar u .sis
ps.4stxn --wsrsgru q iessa sAatc 4
Fs~rss. tbs t~sprsssor ~ sAs vaPss. as~
Orderly sssssus * e. G. l4sA VsEnoai reg
isss,. = dsssh.sl trs@ ass.ss aaiy y rss-
eos a seesrs sasaAlisy. We hoPs soea 10
Axar 4 Ais ~ ysrx. aai - Sag e Cd
bsa gsAss - hsssrsAls aiAt,ry s4rsssY
again - as psi y d@ty n "a ~ 80 r
g.
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WAR SUMMARY.
" nNLa ~.


NV York Apil7
Tie col pou4.n 81 ldc hr'ld
wiring IRON Cole's I,tafs s. G.
uiue miles from Clarlrsou, The 29dl
al. says tlH tic lO9ih N-W York
II slmcut las ln "a iHa iaken pos
sion at tha lanl when isa; i4e
.tlaeace d S.ono aad Folly rivers.
and connected f4h james Island b
u caasenay.
On lac 2sth. scouting party @,an
towards Charleston, oaiaping gAcrl
lent view Of Tic reLei forts, bauelie.
and torees james Island i, heavily
fortified. An attack i expected from
the rebels momenlaaily.
Cairo, April I.
The steamer Cray Eagle from
Memphis la arrived. Iromilie pas-
sengets We learn Of two Important *
petitions, tie object Of which, arg NOT
to BE- mate pa5Iw.
Reports IN regard 10 tiW lazoa
Pas Apedloa are still contradictory.
The prppo derence Of evidence !. Tat
il is noM abandoned. last wct K
white the steamer y. D. lIm was
passing down the Goldwater. il wa.
fired into BY gaerillas, and several
4 ck haads and one engineer wee
Killed. The captain was MORALLY
wounded.
IL retaliation fr firing into The
gunbual 81. Clair on the Cumberland
Tuesday last, Captain FIz, with 0
guiboai, sent 10 the iown 81 Pa ny "a
Saturday, and after giving the iahaJ-
itsuts time to leave there, burned thu
elaire town.
Headquarters Army thr Potomuc,
April Z
The Hsralds dispatch dated lasi
evening sass everything remained
quiet long The riser Nolenio sira-
ron, l,aye been made BY tie enemy
Of hate. ana news from ihs ohcr side
is aos ollainable. lhe eneins caanps
are stiIl visible On the Aeislas above
Feed rck-bnrs Thtre IS evidently
~ 3ininalol Of Their force ii Tie
iHn date vicinity Of the city.
the ary coFr~spon ient OF tie
Iimes aye lae published repoiis that
ih eaemy ae about abandoning n
giaia create considerable amusement
hae Iasfrad Of falling back, he
eneny ar daily Increasing aheir
torres around freaeri k.barg.
lniel i4ewe a. reeelyrd yesterday
tiai Genertl LIE j, TOW pushing iof-
ward bis tfoo.r IN anticipation VI aa
immediate attack 70 a..
CinciHns6. Apri97
Dipasches from AIurirse.b 80 2 YES
the =, iowiiag account 81 the fight ia
the rear II Stow Hill on the n insl.
Gen. Stanley wi i 10000 cavalry.
and Cul Mathews nfaairy III aie,
started % c4pi1re Moreas and
" heasaas ssh feggmrai u Is sa'ry
aid Ealfy h Sos lii4. Beoad
Aabarn t.ey drove i tar II q pick
et. the sh + casa',- and TIE
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taaa eea cseaa..o.a.st. .
wAsniNorov. b. @

WARRINGTON, ~. &.
April lst, 1853
DEAN JouRNAL.---l haye seated myself lor
the purpose Of giving yoar readers 4 brief
description Of tie grand Union meeting held
last evening ia tie Hall q be llouse Of
Representative Il was got up BY the city
authorities, as whole, !, was entirely sue
eessfai. and Ia almost every particular we'll
managed There IS no doubt bal that dc
ciaed Improvement bag taken place IA the
sentiments OF fhe citizens of this ciiy.-
u hen Lincoln aas inan gar1,ed, meu openly
talked treason, Il was seriously feareI hat
the Inauguration would close to scenes q
blood. and the Presidea,, ag il viii be re-
isembcrei. vas sarr5aafel ~ arusi mgn
THE f,h If March 1861 was safely passei.
yei there was no lack Il treason ~ the Cap
isol It's strange Indeed that -.sg during
is very e1is.enee 70 The government, th1 Nv
ptadei a. the government for its food AID
raiment should eontaih % many dfsiroas Of
breaking up thai government. but sach vas
shs Get oar defeats Or ra;her want oisue
cess IN the East served % give kops % those
miscseanls. SIX iaouths ago these men in
sae employ ofthe gorsrnment who did not
hesitate 70 sntsr AZ the goserHmeas and is
cause
Bot rtcsnsly eAaage his come ever the
spiriss Of heir dreams A SINGLE sora q
sl.ssoyaisy suEsees . remove a. efbsial Ma
ssa Las slsHk away iula n dsas, LayalsY
has found hcr sOics. |. fasktsaasts aow
3 his city % he isyaf
At absuts = u tbe cre~d began % geth-
o. hyba !; was imaease. thea saais coaia
70. gain aAaitsauss The Mayer was cab
"a - ihs chair t4su f,llswsd : noss fss-
vsnt prayes sg NJ. Ryraa saHdsrAAa3, s
Fsrmealsv ~ niriA 4aa ssse4..as. nas 4
sistia gaishea C.ergyu.au ia this aliy ard
ssss Ian af he ssaaie. Then ea1s music !,
sAsa ths Fessla .ons. ~ = ge.s VS. vsfy
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The war news Of the week il as
usual eonaiotias. box on tie whole
cheering. Lister. from the army
show aumiorm earnest determination.
never . give Up tie contest uaiil
treason il put down and traitor pun
ished and We have a 10 line since
~ irst rebel gun was hred upon
Fort Sumter, seen nore Hearty
response on he par. Of lie people
han i nov everywhere MATTE .ed
Our latest advice, from tennessee
show an attack % 3 portion Of Rsen
Grams forces, On Tie llih, inst AMI
a brilliant victory 3 lie Union iofc :.
The latest news fom Charleston
show vigorous attack upon Fou
Sumter ~ our Iron clads, and We
trust ere ioag We saaii be enabled
10 record flat strong i.oii Of tra.os
again under thu Union a,g--asain We
cay, thing now look hopsfi
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Miscellaneous


= charlet Leai. was eS @ I'd %
Trenton, New Jersey, Of FIJI ~ Of
last week for che murder Of Jane.
Rowan lie died without altering
a word, aaa With asto li.tiug & ma s..
lie T. fused all icl'giaus sly.cc, butt
prayer III his eel he tnagl, 30 alcc.
tiog. tie refused Fsitlty morning,
audgr adyica Of BIS aouascl, 10 leave
his ehiId what all supposed he liad =
somewhere about 5000. He w.
dated both wife ana child.
THr vKBMoKr CAvALHY.- a
spscnd dispatch iom Wa h5gun
says the Vermont Cavalry, supposed
10 have been captured by lie rebel
Mostly, ina skignlsh At Drau,y,lle,
on Wedne.day, have rturned. III
believed that others who ar missing
.will RETURN
A Washington di.paic1 epori,
the death Of Col Bood'sh of yp,.
mont, formerly collector Of Bmltg-
ton. lie vas killed by 4 locomotive
falling ulroagl' an oPeo draa-5rdsc
in Sulfulk.
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A THOUGHT
AANN'N@AAh
On seeing the great nr-h pf Boreils 90
the Evening Of fast Day. April. p, 1893

What il a
- the 5ca q lmnipeisHce,
Ger ArchluE ,hc say.
fi- tie sheen Of G0i'5 glory,
kespitudant on high.
lis the bow u rich promise
Voacbntfd ffum above
token betting
1Hd', mesey ana ioyc.
A sign 70 8is people,
Npulercus and El.r
That Ool's cW IS OPEN,
And listeus q prayer
Do5.e,, April a,3, 1897.
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tiag iag. laak fN c8Hfst gutls. sod
u-Ng ssy proe. eaea ~ Moth Nistr.
where the 0anI lao planters, y bo
D. ! TIE . E,
Abaa imnv cesli rsvsliy made
t'eF apf aaee fn5Fa 'he aaps but.
on sce,u- iie acW Eaplost which &C.
ampaarj the expedition, lAey ran
ASA n l4ol laslf Ihe expedition
have captured ~ cou'rahands and 4
very bae hors, psd wiaFuvd to
Yorktown se rrdss aliealooss, having
s,en 40 considerable bodice q rebel
trHnt.a
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esseass = lysay 4. ~sv Ftsa
sa.3 ias nt, fsihs. a5e - ssse.
raa sFgAElEo
Ies Grsss Asssss u 6esissay eperel
he rery tit ag 'eecsa ils wss
o. ns.rs kfa'assaas rs ha3 aiuass asei
ttsse tB &c rsleA jeuryei - bsss.
to.t swsy lts ussgoss aad ls4 b'a tse
ssF--aH lesastr 10 wa1 pel desert IS
aatsf al.l l.s-ebs tfaiar IL tbaasat
shstol al uailsfs lie mssRsss Reie iAt
eebu8statal Faiiom 9bry vae e.
tvs unfp. Ia, veft oppasei g every SO &
lhs adainlsuaispu iesause Z vas shtousti-
fs'ioraL
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0ES srouoHroS

Has been the topic Of no little remarks. lie
has certainly hceoma very famous; the Ia
test move in regard 70 the captive General,
~, ~ migh, 10 expected, he sale of bis pho
tographs at the bookstores As for YER
moniers 10 ard Ont ofthe army, bear bul
one opinion IN regtd to the unfortunate
General" giad Il it,
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As oreaRiziiou ny this name has recent
y been inaugura;si IN this city The main
feature 4 a. immense reading room. where
are lspt flies Il ia tie leading uuion pa
pers 10 The Country. from Maine 10 New
0rlsana Yoai- Il lIaae. n E.N.
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IL sar e.slamas gl.is Aesk al.l -
fss T tie SRI u a scass 5 user
na5~t he siH fad ofe Fne nl
Cane let lie lanelh of iiietr
articles tef ahy Ca romt rcare-
fol pe~usA Kvey rlaptsr 4 wefiii
ID prizes q esrstsbssip ia 10 car
patrons.
They are fhs paoi ion Of cnr-
reaoaIeaL vcll cr,ei ia F glish
tlaseyy and are psslifly interest
les IN connection v ~ slss pr sgH cii-
50 10 ca osu e. nsry.
Englaad s. rrnily tanning o..
for tslefai8f ihe wicked inst lutoa Of
slavery nos ffae g lier nalisnal IL.
siinis fed il qalti eonseics throw
Al her sFmf aibes iaso ihe ssai
wiih a relrl.ioa 4 arehy based pa
shal lbs tuition 0een DE- 9a.9ij 3
The sgns OF uH yllaaieA
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Headquarters Ia. VI. Cagalry,l
AniI 4, 1868.

In. DplToR;--i,ilou tbs morn
iag would say 4 fw words about tie
First Vernon, Cavalry probably Won
hare heard through o bra sournes the
way "a ahiei, lie famous Caplsin
MQsby played j d vi kee trltk lhe
nihfr lay, when Or handrfd and
thirfr fiee g oar men w. or n esp.
tnre Mosby. and got ca 'fuaed. BY he.
twee n GO a d 20 r~bvl.. Capt. Flint
haa canmaud 81 the expedition AMI
ala his duig Ike 4 so!drr. and Diet
brayely tishiing ii lhs head of bis
mea.
| thiak tllat our Officers bal bert
f,llos 9he example Of lhe rebeis =
s. SIMMER Geu Lee issu,d a. or
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The following Is extracted Ifou
letter Of ore Of or army corrvpon-
dn,s, touching HE disaster abieh te-
emily brll part q The regime j, 81
,he Is, Vermont Cavalry.