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The New York herald., 1863-05-26

these pr sonsrs desire the part Of the rebels
shslter OF food during the same length 81 time,
aud some OF them died from starvation and
brilliant raid had them completely or BY surprise.
frum their bases oi supplies At Richmond aud Gordos
or other neeessarics nor could they send away
their wounded and prisoners until tho roads were repair
ed. which, u seems, was accomplished ON Thursday.
AkRvAL oF IRsoSERs AT McuxoSp
Tbc ITisoners reached Richmond Thursday evening"
~ seven Ocuck Thy conducted from tho cars
down 70 ihc Libby ison b. guard of armed Citizens
,ng ELL or Pxsos.
While conlled la Libby The officers allowed two
,rcs Of IN ordinary ration Of bread and eac ana we're
peru,,tted 10 purchase and rye coffee They were
charged dollar and half per pound for sugar, pos
wmsandng the COVE nncnt price was but thirty seven
and half ceEts. On nstrating at this outrage zap
rain rarLer nmanang the prison. told them ney wero
Fortunate 70 get the sugar any way d at any price,
.d REIEAsED AND PARoLED. . -.
Some OF the party re.eased from libby 70 return
North Iaroc await exchange, "Wednesday, tno
18th, "a. .oaro'c ek ~ su.
They sere CD igcd 70 march "a loot from hschmola 70
Petersburg distance Of twenty Two miles, ne ram M ia
ng torrents all the night The road ran along oes de
railroad which trains were passing, one o. whcn cuu
sa.cd thee empty cars. decided aggrasaten 70 Inc
tramp on not being even hit for rest, aud u
any showed tsiton TO lag hind the sharp prick or
baSonct reminded them that tney were vsoAs'Ds
THE uosrrAIir Es or rKrKRsBuRo. fs sgt.l
II seven ocick in the morning when they arrived
al Petersburg. Tbey all thoroughly trenched with
rain, c, out with positive fatigue footsore nun
xryrolr all o. tbom ready TO sink down from complete
physical exhaustion Yet, ~ this conditth the marcn
Was continued Though the streets Of the city, and the
poor privilege OF purchasing some hing TO eat at ex-
orb mt prices was even derled then For tns IN
hum anty they were indebted TO Lieutenant
Dietrich, who was In command Of the guard Ibis
chvalic ccer when applied to by federal officers for
permission buy bread, crackers anything eatablc.
would feplyNo. you damned Yankee sons Of bitches"
Again he would sweir at ,hem ontrageousy for falling
liue and threacn them most brutay that, they
dAi not cover and march by fous, he'd have the
bayonet pat into th,m. Nfif .s44tH eaf
NO RESPECT FOR SHOULDER Straits.
Among tho party wcre General Hayes, OF the fhtn
Oorps; Lieutenant Leigh ard Lieutenant Ford, both stan
oacsrs and the brec holly unused marching foot
On srrvinl at Petersburg these offccro could 60 no
Ssrer and Gravel the privilege OF having conveyance
o strnc kind ~ transl ort them 10 City Point In re.
Spouse 10 this request guard ordered bayouct
1kemt n they did mot move on General Hayes remon-
rai.d AZ suc brutal told them that ne could
wax no farther and that they might bayouet him they
-. rho osdor nA IN uueh Inn
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Hattie OF Raymond, nt.s.

lrrom the JAassob yI'sssiPpisn. ysy isl
Our forces engaged The enemy Tordons place ~hleb
the snctlos o. The Utica Ani caysga rosd. aHiins
nto Raymond, ssd ,~o mites and han -oshrsfi from
that place. Tho ebssgnept commenced bsiwsse sisrsb
and t~ ~civc oe ok and lasted four bogu lpstes
from ste nfirg 10 have bsen sh1r,y oo1isssef ous
LATEn.
rcss saiehcs ,o the Governor report that the sscmy,
With rbrlnlng numbers haa driven oro.s bser
10 Rnymoud. A. -four oeoes yesterday ssa rias uss
enemy stil sdyan sias ard orr gAisui veterans
were cstnlelsd 70 fall b.es bssore vastly s.Icfss
foce
SILL LsTrr.
rrs o'crpEP.u
We l-arn from ssp,snis who engsg~d Ia the
nsbi that to- Yakscs hive driven 'oros oct q Pay
nnood and sssaacing oa ne s,ii, ralr sanaown
oar f,in,orcesneats had NJ, a'rivsi We hsd aseNsi
alvAaiaEes ., oss tine ba ibair Arfs tamsess over.
powered or force, I'D mp-isa them % faa b1s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15
REAL ESTATE.
&EaH USES 4s,ssr
l FOR RENT. #!S


sl5, $3.50 %. N-U ''' wv
Frame Houe in Mechanic street below Lombard ST.
No 81, SIS 10 -
Brick Ouse and Lot on Lord atree, thlrb door ror,
Railroad, No. gs 600 90. ~ ~
HreS House on Lord street second door from Railroad
Frame House corner Of Church TAYLOR stees 5 a, "a
20 do on Taylor street adj joining the above % OO
five Brick Houses Of llth street near Pine Noa 60l
bO3 gro, O0i and 6U9 each $50 co.
81 fiye Brick Houses on 18th street near Lombard Nos
bO3. bO5, 5OI, 800 and bll, each $40 o.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lama first from gtona
Tavern, each $40 90. $3.50
Frame House adjoining the alley Sd from taverp .ae M
Four Frame Houses Rdjlning the above each Xxi 40
hriek n use on lombard street between MeCauiley
Brick House s W corner Of Front and Thorn Streets
Cottage at N. W. corner of French and ilth ss "a o.
20s, $75 co. ' -'
small Brick on Grange street between Third and Fourth
streels, $50 90 "
Ice House yard on 18th slroot between Market and
Two Frame Houses 18th aud Elizabeth Streets each
Brick House on rhurch street between Eighth and
Ninth Streets Sbl co.
Brick House, No 1918 KIM siraat betwean IAN .,a
lith streets, 500 o. 800 $3.50
lrek House, Taylor between Locust aud Buttonwood
lrlcS House on Market street between 18Th and 18th
streets. 500 90. $500 ~ i'H
Brick s,sbleon 18th street between Market and Orange
streets, $65 90. 'Ao'
Brick house on 9Th street between Pine and spruee
street, $50 %. $500 Nl'Ne'
Brick House, well finished, with 10 acrss ot
land, aud brick stable, Wilmington agb1 I'D " -
lieuse and premises at the s. T. corner of Market
and Water Streets In the tenure of James L. Gov and
WIN. r Carr, possession on the 18th Of March next.
Apply To WILLIAM McuAULLEY
lebZa+ COO Market st., Wilmington MI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15
Lost or Mislaid.

~. NIVDV VI LFLI1IdIUs
lHE certificate for twenty shares OF stock In tbe Dani
If SMYRNA No. o. issued in the name OF John 6inI
on the sd day October, b. s6s has been last or is
Now therefore, this is to notify all persons that annie
ZION viii he made to the said Bank to renew ths s,d
,ertcaie IN the absenee thereof the eth day of No
Fenher next, and the sail Bank will be theprefnrtb
exonerated from all liability for or on account Of Nh
certificate, as the value thereof will then have been a.,
eeived by the undersigned. JOHN o. OROoME -
r,, Executor Of JouN GINE decd
N'N'"ni mus sept 10 1901. HepLlS-wBt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15
H. r. Bringhurgt,a Bulletin.


Wholesale and Retail Druggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Market street,
CEpHALlC PILLS (spaulding'sl for Head Ache Al II
X. Briughuisls 3l7 Market street.
BROWNE BRONCHIAL TROCHEs one n the best
articles for diseases OF the throat &C. at H. H. Brinshurs
Drug store.
TOWNSHIPS sARSApAR1LLA, fresh stock Just re-.
celved and for sale by n. X Brnghurst, Apothecarv
WlsHAkfS Pine Tree ar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation 10 be had at H. X. Brnghurst Drug
Store.
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR. the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. X. Btnghursts Drug Store
Mf'. WlNsi0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP now IN great
demand for children teething ri H. 4. Rtinghur,ts
FLASKS lar sporismen-l have Hne assortment Of VA
rous sizes from pint to pint. | have just imported
II X. brinshurst, 3l1 Market street.
BRANDY aud willsKEY selected pure and Of ape
quality for medical purposes. by II. r. Brnghurst.
FLAHHs RELlkF for the Immediate relief of palm AT
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company In Whining
- NJ.
COLD CREAM for chappel hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by II r. Bril- ghurs
bursts
HOsTElTEWs B.TrERs, they give general ,tsiartion
and are now IN great "voguen II. H. Bringhurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15

NO. l-situAte in Delaware County aud st,te of Penn
~ Hyvana, containing 30 aeraz near the end of CON
cord Turnpike quarter mile from said Turnpike Adjpin.
ing Mr. Reese Perkins land.
NO 2-situste In lower edge Of Concord Township con.
tainng 60 acres, adjoining Mr. JOB Hoopes land Also
20 acres with good buildings Terms reasonable. 10y
mar 6 COG Market street Wilnjn,taa H.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15
'THE FARMERS Mutual FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

THIS Company continues offer 10 the people of Della
ware, its superior advantages Of Insurance hgant loss
by ire on all descriptions Of pfnpsty except Marine
RISKS.
The InsttutioR is commended by 90 years expert.
in attention the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
Ing the first Introduce the principle stAts,l
by Uf which, Il Is believed the Managers have
been enabled adj aud discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, render the member
ship amoug the most equitable in character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented To the public
II takes credit itself tht its payment OF losses have
been prompt aud liberal that 10 20 ysars buaness
losses reaching over OD0O, not single Of litigA
ton has occurred. aud scarcely without entire
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number snd
amount Of ts risks 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands nf Dollars OF lnsuranre either requiring too
great an amount ia single risk offering unit OBJ
ects Of Insurance for the character " the Institution
In this manner 1t Is conceived II has the saest aud
most seec lit Of insurnces In proportion 10 the
over Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
A. evidence this only reduced the rate Of
insurance az alt times mode ate onssiNh, dntius tie
last two years but IL clear surplus fund
s4d0Ju security against any the u p1stt
Notes which by the tesnrt 10 seip Certificates ui
the balances due b each member being ssuei viii
be paying Interest them January si2 Al The
ateof per coat per aunum thus making still farther
deduction.
1t the year 1867. with real protection 70
the community In Deposit Notes Of S25J,0U0
surplus Fund 5000
Total protection s8OOO5o
Tits thu work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
they ought to patroaze it.
Presileut-JEssE SHARPE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15
Strawberries!
Strawberries!

Now is the time for putting up Strawberries for winter
~ ute; they are abundant and cheap. Call and examn
The mo st complete, simple and desirable Article ever al
eierd TO the citizens Of Wilmington In the form Of
lumber or jar with patent capsule; they are NOR
easily managed than any jar In use. Every variety
reliable tui jar will be kept hand the season nd
Fancosi TO which particular attention iE invited
TIlOs Y. DB NORMANDIR
Successor to q. b. sMYfH
jug. s02 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15

Ou5lIIHtduu-Ine COgnuc.
IlAls Brandy was imported by William r. Baily o. New
YORK, expressly for " C. Gpins sales for medicinal
aIapriTate use. For sale BY
I3 tiIoIsu eu' " c. GILPIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-15
sToVES!! sToVEs!I
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public.
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

OOANOy oAASOASI NObdIlGS 1QDl1C,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. II7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES SO, &C., promptly and
PROMlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinda bought and sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards in Pbiia
dephia New York, other cities by means Of CORES
ponding brokers who are all firms OF high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stocka or
osns purchased abroad the regular brokers eomnsson
OF one quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
aud our agents.
DRAFIs.-We draw on Philadelphia New York or Ilos
ton and procure dras other American cities At ina
lowest rates nf exchange - ~
FOREIGN DRAFTs.-We draw on Great Britain Ira
and Germany aud every other country in Europe
on houses Of undoubted standing, in to suit our
customers.
XCnANGE-Foregn or Domesile--bought and sold
AZ the most favorable rates allowed by the market A
premium will almost always be aowed for Checks on New
York
REAL EsTATE-We attend to tho purchase and sale
OF Heal Estate In town country and respectfully invite
purchaaefa or sellers to give call We rent houses
ana when desired by our customers attend to the eooc
ton Of their rents
COLLBCrlONs-0ur correspondence enables us 10
reach any prominent point In America IN any FOREIGN
country, through the reliable rhannelg Our fsrili
ties for making collections therefore complete aud
consequently persons awaiting themselves them may be
onhden that their business will be faithfully and
promptly attended to. ur charges are as low as ara
made by any reliable parties.
In every case where employed our aim 10 toSlo
be best for the interest OF customers and we solicit
he patronage OF our friends and ths public generally
ian 8 JOHN MeLEAR 4 SON
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SAMUEL w. REESE,

TTORNFY at Law and Notary Public, Dodseville
n Iowa County Wis Particular attention pad I
collecting Refer 10 Hon. G. G. Washburn, ana Coo'
: Sudduth o..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
MIN POINT SALOON

NJ Y u u l. + r
HAS OPENED AT HIS OLD Saloon on High
i Street, and supplied his Bar with the best S4
QuAiity Of Liquors lie viii be pleased
his old customers At any time, and invites the u
patronage OF the public generally.
May 81 1862. -23-tf
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UNR EMED ND s
Prom sales of 1880 in Iowa County, VIA
= L. ?

IUWA COUATF, WIS.,, NOVEMBER T. 4. d. 1s6Z- !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons interest
~ ed that the following described tracts land and
Town Lots sold in May A D. 1850, for the T. due
and unpaid for the year 1859 remain unredet m in
his office. Now therefore, unless the taxes in crest
and charge. set after the hereinafter described
hall be paid before the Sth 9th, 1Gh 18TH 14th
i6th 18TH 18TH and 21st days Of Nay A. d. 1868 [as
hereinafter specified, the will be conveyed 70
the purchasers in pursuance OF the Statute that
aAde and provided.
Interest computed rom the last day OF redeu ption
HI RY DUNSTAN
~ aa- Clerk 4 Supervisors IctoI Co. Wa
Redemption expires May Sth, 1887
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
DIR. IyM. HILDEEiBRA AND

OFFICE In Mofett's Block, in rear OF Drug ,
q y esfinsral POINT Wisconsin SAL y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
u II MnEEETT. VI. ID

GENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisl
tJ ons, Hardware, &c, Yellow stone Wis
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TA~Ef0NABL. 4

TA~ET0NABLE
BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING.
FI,HE Subscriber having recently opened shop In the
room adjoining the Post Office, is prepared t. wait
upon customers at any hour Of the day. SHAVING,
OaAMPoOING HAIR DRESSING, &c, done in the
b manner and most fashionable styles.
BY his business and ardent desire TO
please opes TO merit and receive share Of the pat
rona- of the citizens OF Mineral Point
Muerai Point, June 3rd 1861. .-tf VI. P. TURNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
CHARLES e.. LOEBER

.-,orSsFrIOR AT I,Aw.-OIce ia Ross Bplldng'
u opposite Tribune Once, up STAIRS, hisiA %
eral Point Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
John H. w ESTON
BESy. C.. SCOTT

NOTARY Public Conveyancer and General Agent
~ Linden Iowa county, WIS lo-u-
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Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Ia the old Eagle Saloon, doruer Of High and Vine
streets, Mineral Point Wis, by
BL rs 3 81 3 O NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07

nuYSICTAN Surgeon, and Accoucheur, Mineral
| point Wis Once opposite the United States Ho-
scl High Street -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
DOCTOR DaLGAIRNS.

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon Mineral POINT Wisconsin TI;
Il oiieo W 49, 1y2O
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07

A-OTARY Public Land Agent &C, &c; Arena, TOW
~ couotv Wis viii attend to the payment OF taxei
kc. with accuracy and dispatch u
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j. III. CLAIR Y
GARDNER C. MEIGS

. TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
= eraI Point. Ofhce in hIilton's Block
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J. ..JACKs0N. NJ. d.
oo,p rEx WILSON JAS. F. sUpDUTE
COBB, WILSON & sUDDUTH.
GEORGE w. COBB,

PRODUCE and general Commission a, MerInan., ueai Lea
er IN salt Water Lime &c, stone warehouse, nea
e Depot, Mineral Point Ao-4I-
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s?etn Wnrf, %. g3Op. @enerulprufO

G?ctn Dart, %. g3op. @eneralprUfO6=
marlAau 6tY bat aneeorDnet, OaB bts Con-
fcrjption6s@ emmtlliuaen 8ebrudte 8er3etantHe
aQsr tn Die Gpn1criptipnsltfeu aufgeuommes
men Wamen berlteIsm uno an 5 Serlntebenen
BlGbtn beS betrefenben Ot1rift8 anbeften, 70
pte in tr8eno elmer 3ettang Oer6fentIi0en
lalisu, ban1it teeer, Der ais N~uSl1n0er p0er
tUeaen 81 bUben <er6 pber tGrperltGer unfas
tt9fsit ntGt mtlttGrpFt6tis III, bt6 gum 20.
DeS. D. 6: reflan,tgen unb DOR Den Qtlten 9es
frtGen trerDem fam. gla@ @bIauf bteler
3eit miro tetme berartt9e NetlamottOn uaebr
aneenommen werben. OteNdmen8ltl tie fir ben
9. DiFrttt fol- Capt. Seutins Dem Druid ibsr.
geben tabsn. Dtslel6e entb6It 5000 Nas
men, Don benen fettber nod fetner ge3O9en
pprDen t}
Glnet QeuBerung bes 8rigabegeneral 9uYs
sufol9e b1rfen gteger In btelem Staate an9es
lpprben perben. Ote1eIbsn BADEN jeoO6 fet.
ueu NnIpruA auf Die Bounty Dee SunDeo>
regterun9 3n maGen. nsbrtgens taben l9
berett6 nebrere etuf IuBrsi6e 8ar9er prgant=
ltrt, I'm aus ei8neu Mtttsln Den Ne8errtfruten
bte Bounty 3l be3a6Isu, pelAe ibnen bic ga
ttUnaIregterung perweteert. @ou0. Seymour
Bat entl4teOen, bag le gum gnpfan8 Der
StaatsbUuntp bereGttgt fno unb bab le bsm
Oitrtft gu gut 9elGrteten tperben fOlen, tn
le li9 anipeUben la6su.
Gin farbt9ss, BON tpetBen Sff3teren CONF
ntanotrtes 9te9tment Snfanterie, relHeS auf
ietnem WarlNe nah benz Rrte8oi@auplab tn
Den btsligen WarF= 8arraden etnen 9tubeta9
bteIt, erreste bnrd istne mtlitarii&s 9altuu8
aQesmeine Mufmerfinmteit. G6 TT bteb oas
farbise 8OlcntGr NeStmsnt, psl4es II
iere Staot paifrte.
Gin tniere1anter @rpseb. Ssit etntsen
bsfnGet lt6 Serr MtltOn 8bttnsp, eth
NOpCtot aus Baltimore bter, INN Nahfor
in 8e3ug auf etne 6%Crberuns BON 2
Neiu. Dollars on3ufeIen, rsIde BON @~erlonen
Stabt sssen BITE &~ssteruns erbVben
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stgGeis fgr ben q Iiiaa rs g Bs2sss.
g}cmeEfes bnn Ghntfnnnpnn.

0ic Unions : 0lrmee #ebf 10 Waeilen iiber GbiFGs
manga : Greee. - Die SIT : EenneKee : Gifenbabn
cMrdtidbnittet -&unbcrt Saggasc'SSG9em unbSOO
Gefan9ene nSeggenOm1inen. ltniOnSsSerImft in 3
Eagen 5000 N1auH.
Chattanooga, 27. 9lop. Die Situa>
ton TIT b6G6t 3ufrteOenReuenp. Ote GOmman=
BOG bsr 0euer0le Scooter, Valmer unb SGer-
man inb ungefG9r 10 MeiIen BON G6ida-
manga In Bsrfolgun9 8rngB'c be8riFen, Def,
fen Irnee gang ~3eTlreut 1T - unfere gor-
pOlten batteu Elm IGarfes GefeAt bet Dalton
otsien Morgen. Die 8ruppen te6 Gen. palmer
nabmen 4 Gauunen unD ma9ten 800 &C.
f%an9ene.
Gen. Sherman TT aUancirt bon GVre Stottou
unO bat 300 Nsbellen obge1huitteu. OteWe8e
fab NIT Wageu, 0aoren unb anoernGr ut 4
mern Der 8rags'i4en Nraee 6eOsdt. Die &c
faugsnen Gasen, baB e8 Den @eneralen unm69s
ltd 1T, TIRE Gruppen 3uun Ste0sn su %brtnoen.
S6eri& Sang. Dslher Gin OstaAement Gas
0aucrie commanDtrt, tebrte BON etnem 9treifz
auge autif. Gr bat bte 6ooDa Is Meilen TN
1mfrsiie 3erlSrt, (omie Die @tiengteBereien Der
6ebs[sn gu GlepeLanb. Gtne grUBs QWantts
tat Nrmetprrrdtbe uuo 300 Gefaugene ffsten
tn Ietne 6Gnbe.
Sol. Sang mar BOT Surgeon BON ben 9Re6els
len 8~sfan9en wOrbsn, ober GO 0eIan8 t4m, 81
eatfommen.
0fDrSerifder 9Gnsriff 0On Coolers xruppen.
Deber @en. Grant nod Gboma8 9laubteu,
baB 60 m6glia pare, Den 9isel our6 etnen
otvetten Gn9rtf su nebmen. @s poren feiue
8efeble fir ben Gnsrtf 9e9e6en unO Die Off
Stere wurOen beim Nnruden ibrsr 1ruppen
buGRabIt@ pe9geua9t. DteIe St,unpg (auf
benz 9Hsel) purbe son BEN Nebelen fir uu>
einuebmbar gebaIten. Die @eneraIe Bragg
unb 8redtnrtOee e~laubteu 70 fslt. DoB tbre
Gruppsu bos 6slb bebaupten pUr0en, raB fe
Bic 3ulest auf benz &fp(nb blteben unO uuE
nit fnappsr 9lot3 Der @sfangsnl&oft ent9ius
gen.
unQeo@tet beS faratbaren Teuere. benz TN
iere GOlOnnen aue9eisst wareo, tnb uniere
gsrluRe isbr 9srtug. etnt9s Sunoert Oeden
bteielben. Die 3abI Der 9efaugenen Gtebe1en
mar 3uerf $500, bod fommsn aanbIi6 tpets
tere 9prpen i'm 6auptqunrtter an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-30
Ser SeinS siebt Crdb suracf.

Nm Grettag Mprgen wurte entbedt, bne
It@ Der Ietnb BON GuIerem Centrum nod
etnem Dnntt 3pet Meilen BON Orange @Uurts
bane 5urud8e3o8en ia be.
Die 0bt9e NaGriGt retht Big gum 8rettag
NtenO unD rurre burG etnen @rtrototen, Der
bstnaee BON @usrta0s s~efan9en purDen mare,
aa@ Nsalbtnafon GsbraGt.
Darren'8 Corps trteb bic Nebsuen b:nteg
8obertEons Td8eru unb btloete bos Centrum.
@uf Der reGtsn GIanfe Rteb 8rince's Dtpie
tou pom 6. @orps ouf Gweu's @Orys uub
btelt mebrere Stunoen aus Bic Der O1et bes
Corps unb BOG 6. Corps berdnridten.
Oas brittle GOrps fpQ 500 Wann on Gubs
ten pn0 0srpunneten S~erlOren Eoben. bod
3IGtt9te e6 BEN Geino unb no6m tim 900
Wonn ~9eFau8eu, pte General JrsnG melOst.
SIM Centrum wurbe nt&t bsftis o~st1mpft
uno ouBer in @re9e's Gapauerte DtptliOn
paren uuGere 8srlulte u~nbepeutenb.
Nm SumRag @Or9n bat Elm bsfttgeS
0efeht auf Der Gurupite fattssfunben. GIN
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-30

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8ereoet tpOrOen. Die 0erren GeSerbY SOtns
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