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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25
1)ortrp.
L-E-G (EIcxy, ON MY LEG.

L-E-G (EIcgyl ON MY LEG.
Written by soldier who lost his leg at the bat
lie of Fair Oaks.
Good leg, thou vast faithful friend,
And truly hast thy duty done; e
thank thee most, that to the end
Thou didst not let this body run.
Strange paradox that in the fight
.5 Where of thee was thus bereft,
lost my left leg for the Right"
And yet the rights the one that's left
pos But while the sturdy stump remains,
.t3r may be able yet to patch it,
For even now Tve taken pains
aL 5tt To make an LEG to match it. at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
.,, @ COmDany.
MENT FOR is6s.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1864.
THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
Company hereby notified that the following
assessments have been made by the Directors all notes
In force the following days, to witt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

The Richmond Inquirer of the 7th urges
Lee to new invasion Of Pennsylvania, in
leader in whieh the following is sample
extract -" The success of the Northern
democratic party would be no longer doubt
ful should Gen. Lee once more advance on
Meade. Let him drive Meade into Wash
ington, and he will again raise the spirits of
the democrats, confirm their timid and give
confidence to their waverng. He will en-
bolden the peace party should he again
cross the Potomac, for he will show the
people Of Pennsylvania how little security
they have from Lincoln for the protection
OF their homes. Let the great and impor-
tant fact be constantly kept in tangible and
threatening aspect before the people of
Pennsylvania, that Notwithstanding they
have opened the Mississippi and are be-
sieging Charleston and threatening East
Tennessee, and Georgia, and Alabama
that, Notwithstanding all this, Pennsylvania
is not safe from invasion, and Washington
city is again beleaguered in this third year
of the war. The road to peace lies through
Pennsylvania, via Washington
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

The great essentials of happiness in this
life are, something to do, something to hope
for, and something to love.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

The intentions of Gen. Lee and the
strength of his army are to be tested. Gen.
Pleasantons cavalry made reconnaissance
three miles beyond Culpepper on Sunday,
skirmishing considerably with the enemy,
and capturing three guns and forty pris-
oners.
Gen. Gilmore has tenderly inquired of
government if he would be justified in bonn
harding Charleston TO its utter destruction.
The answer returned was such as to give
the assurance of heap of ashes where
Charleston stands if Charleston does not
surrender.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

4. 81 S Making u per cent. for the year end
ing August 1853 Said per oentag 10 be cast upon the
original amount ofthc premium note without reference to
any ndormen land to be paid to the Treasurer at his
office in Montpelier on before the lith day Of October
1853 @ .sna51 .igff atE. f0IlW
Members of the Company will fnd In the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the legislature Local Agents of
the Company, schedule showing the amount Of assess
ment due from each respectively and they are partcu-
sry desired that the for thu r assessments Is
forwarded the oce in October The assessments must
be paid due Those who fall thus pay ought
to to be paid IL their property is destroyed by fire.
little attention to this the Of the Members OF the
Company, the proper time viii save them expense si
trouble tsee s. Act Of Incorporation your policy,
which Will be enforcedl J, T.. THURSTON, Treas.
Montpelier, Aug, 2s, 1868. 3I-39
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

THE Managers of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad invite proposals until the LIST of January next,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25
Wrapping Paper,

1irABLE for Dry Goods and Groceries. for sale
At the lowest rates at the Book Bindery.
Y c. EDWARDS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

Bbls. nice FAMILY FLOUR, for sale by
ARMS s WILSON.
: Falls, April IA. 1863 l6-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-25

00a CLAPBoARDS. and $4,000
OUU Spruce Shingles, for sale by
Ii. iso3. l6- ARMS & WILSON.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-24

b~rettung psrf6aft, ionbsrn aud cine Netta@
ton wadaerufen, Oeren GnOe F& gar ntd,t abe
isben la6t. ate eon5e @esbrtenpcIt. bic
Stride fslblt, Der 6of, Oas gauge franaSIGGe
Bolt 1T aISenbItdlt6 tn 3uet srOBe 5eerluser
8efpaItsn, tn benen man liG NIT tetlptelOler
@rbttteruns far unO piOer Oa6 &enru'i@e
Bud Rrettet. Die u%ltramOntanen S~srlieren
is0sa Sag on Serraiu, unD baben iI@ Jest, 100
fA Die cpntld-8eutate Sober 9euiItOt's als
maGtlCs ~erpts1en BAT, lcsar at, ben BON t6nen
btsber ietneS 9tberaLiSmuS tpe8en 70 augsfetn>
Oeten Dater @a6a8lta Denoen mh6ea, un &c.
gen Neunu In bte S9ranfeu ia treten.
Da8 Dte ultramontanem Sournole n6rI=
gens tbetlweiIe tbren 2eleyn f1r &oF bieten.
mag aug bent getipiel Der Warile fee ,~1ntOnN
bsrOOrgeben, bte tn etuent Ianeea Nrtttel NIT
Uislen 3a9len nad3upetIen luHt, baB ote aes
ben &Spfe Der @pOfalppie Die gnfonesbr6iaa=
ben Der feben Manten Mrtns, SptnO3a, UOl-
tatre, 9OuReau, SeIuettu6, prcnb1on ttnb 8er
nan bebeuteten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-24
Scrrntfd5te SGa6rtbtea.

0r61tbent 9tncpln icI faJr3lt6 bte
Grfl6rurg ~obae9eben babeu, ba6 er tn Der Sc
fonfructiuus Groge raDtfalen 8ooen eiuMe6
men witrOe, nSn MiGonrt," fitats ct 6tn3u,
s60ben 0ue Oiejentgea, BITE mir unter1lbnug
~peroanfetI, gegen milo gearbe!tst, p6brenO
Dtejeni9eu mt@ mnteraGbten, eegen GorDe
gun8en i8 Seruetnte.
Berma9lpng pes Wrafen bon VdrtS NIT Der
dlteNen Scooter be6 6er3Ose bon MlcnttenTer.
Die faum fanf3eguiabrtge iunge Snfanttn 1T
U0n feltener SG1nbsit.
Sn @bottanO0ga wurpen am IS.
3. 3pet Deierteure Dur6 Yuloer unb 8lei btvs
eertdtet, @aleutia 8eniamtn Spn @ompneuie
6, A. SQinots Ne0t. unb Gra8mas DdtlY.
.GDmp. 9, SO. SQtupts Nsotment, beibe bon
Sbertcan'8 DtptffOn. benjamin. mar Elm
DeutiAer, IS Sabre alt, unO biuterldBt Trau
unO Rtuoer.
Qerr Grlnnger, ber 8anq1ter
oer Nebellennnlet be, bat tpte gernel<
bet Dtgp, titn Dte 6anb BON TrGul. @libsu.
To2ter pe8 NebetIeuselanoten, aagebaltsn.
SRI. @ltbeN TT bet 6Ofe ftGr popular uuO gilt
al9ernetn f3r etue @tnRltngtn Der &ailerin.
Changers Drtoatfaidiale iiub ni9t mtnber
p~ifauter Wrt, wie feline N6enteuer on Der Boz
le, roo er ol0 Wgent Der @eoe(lsu nnb bes 8ep
von TuniS ben bumOrtltii6sn Bldttern ptel
StOf 31 S4er3en CAB. Gr entfabrte Ietne
er2e Jrau, urb Oie1e war 0raulam geuu8, ltW
tpispcr entfabren gu Iofien, tpssweeen 5r. CT
lan9er 0or feds NlOnoten NIT Dem &duber
Eetner G6re Elm OueG betano, tn pslHem CT
ben Qsbteren (huer %oeripunOste. 6r @lieeQ
felbf miro fh bauernb In NariS nieoetlaGen E:
letn 8an3eS SermTSen 1T tn feanlS119sn ga,
aus'Iset uuo er tebt tpegen Gufauf8 et
mes 5auiss an Der @baaiee O'Nuttn In nnters
hdublumo.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-24
8afttmUss, bea "a. WOpem5es 1868.
SOnSerbare S&warmeret.

Inter Otsier tuffArift I9retbt bas giuctns
matt 8Olfsblatt u. a.:
vNenBerR ionOerbo: tit Die 8erGa0erung,
utlfe init unleres Sreunbes @uguR Beder
SiplCrattf&en NnlfGten SOreegangen 1T.
Am IA. Iuemlt 1858 fteute 81 tn Dem Don
tbm 70 ttGttG reet9trten cincinnati NspubGt
tdner" ben @runOiob ouf, Gag man lh gait
Snbtanern, &nOten %. b. Sc trs
nUtbtne8. .. Neb.l Srl6noeru,
@btnefem, Nt4aern NAB Dem
Eeufst fetbR Serefnfeem olrfe aee
gen bte Nt99erbemotrotte, bte l1rs
6sberin Der Hebellton ; CT 1ert6etoigte bteIsn
0runblaB a la 8i1elieu uno Napeleon tpoder
geSea Den bistl zen - 6OIfefreunb". Oenn mon
aber etumal ben Eeufet ats N1tirten eegen
Die Ntg~gerborOne unb omar tn Trtebeus3etten
anertannt bat, iit eS pa nt@t nebr als v6nberf
Ienoerbar", ben 8rteAtf1 tatbpIt@
I@en Bopf, ben @3aren, 8aradSupsiGsn
9essa stsIelbe 8anbe, u. 3rpar tn &rissa5stteu
tUenn fe tn eth 0erwUrfenes 8InOntB trettn
Utu nit ben eueliIAen unb fran35fl6en 6en-
fern gum umiur3 eer amerifanjl1sa Tgetbett
nnO Nspnblif. Il. u. 90. g."
9Gttsn fA bte 6erren rem @tnc. goifs6Iott,
Die bem Nas. 8sder 70 faa,f anf bic Singer
ieben, bemi5tet eefunoen, it9 neben lstnem
@slGrtebenen oaS 1858, aub Os{len 5n egins
1!ern mas er In 1860 unb neuerDtuas i'm
.Ueder" eel@rtsben bat. 70 rptrOen fe ptfen.
caB &c bte BON ben Mmsrifameyn 0efGrd,tete
SnterUenttCn Srautretd8 poer Gu9ianDS su
@unlen Der SflapsnItanten - lange Dor 6rn
WruCID Guee, Dem GoyreIpOnoenten Dec Bolts
hattes. oIs etne mUvalti0e unmGgs
lt@fett- naG9eptslen bat-i', NIT tbm
sine NGtou3 Serbamnren, Oie uus ni9t8 uieen
fnnu, Ins ober tn Der tfent!ttten Waetnung
cer ear3en ctoiliirten MsIt unsnoli0 blani-
zen unb IdaOen muB. gBie er 1853 eeOaGt
BAT, 70 benft er NOD tsbt. Sid absr aus blos
Sem 30b eeaen ben 20. 8epublttsa@
mOvber, Gals tUenn Da ettpas 3a ermorDen ge~
Ueien mare !! uuo bic G~neldnOer, oOer aus pu
gsr @elpenaerfurGt, cDer oi,ds - I'm roteoer
sinmoI ouT Soften oes @OItes In Gbompa9ner
anb Nultern lApel9en 81 tSaaen, ciuer bor
s Hapg ] Sa rJ 3 2 N z i'd ID ,d fFFa H " Atat6yr 4 GtnJ R}fp
fols Der gGu3ea amerifantl&su 0rele gum
ErUs, G6er ais N1aBen Dumnr, IaGerltG, Der,
G&tltp UnO osrOerblt@ gu ftnpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-24

Mannl1aft elite bsr6et urO eS 0etang naA 2
@tunOen, OaS SAiT BON Bafer gu b~efgeten.
DieIe IbatIahe TT 9tn 0ebe!mntB, Da baS
@Aif niGt ledte, cbe eS ben S1tfs6aubuf
erresGte unb etue natere un~teriaAung mag
uteletnt bte Sa@e auftl6rev.
Die 3abl Der BIS jsbt In Dtenf 0emu(tere
ten Nsgertruppen betrd9t naG pffsteQen Be-
r!Gten 10000 WanH.
GS beftnbsn (I3 Dole so, 900 NebeQemqe,
faueene In linlern 6dnben, cline 3a6l, 10 l0e
ote Der tn Dtrte eefanBen eetnltenen 8nnoeSe
ioIbaten melt abertrtft. Die Gegierung bat
IfA erboten, tn Safe Die Nebe[eu6ebGroen BITE
9efaussnen 3eitungacorrepOnDenten fres9ebeu,
ebeulDptele tn Daft 8sba!tene GtOiItRen fret 10
geben.
Ote TabadS @rnbte 1853.
Die 8%efatdtun9en, baB bic otsSid6riae Grnbte
pteleS Stapels In 6Olge anbaltenoer OGrre uni
DeS Manget6 an @fl0u3en, Iouie fra0seitteer
NaGtfrSiie iebr gertna a~uSfallen tpitrbe, fAeint
i9 ni@t Su bs%pabrbetten. Der GabaG36ou
tn OttGpurt, wsl4er f@ frG0sr auf eepiIe
Dtftrtcte beldrGnfte, Fat f9 felt ben In 6clge
Dee &rte9sS be5abiten bOben N~retIen 800 Wiei=
In tpetter nTrDlt9 ausgeoebut uub Tnb es
bouptldGlt6 Dtele Dtltr'cte, tpetGe burCb ben
Sro(t lttten, suGbren0 bic anoeren sunt arGBten
1beil rerlAcut 6Itebsn. Snt Wsfen uGrDliA
bonn SbtO GlmfTe, NO 2aboG niemoIs fir sen
@rport prOcucirt tpuroe, ftneem mtr Denl ,t6en
teBt tn ben Staotsn Soma. S0inots, Snotana
II. SbiO tn beoeutesbem NtaaBRabe oepIan,t
IT. atn,mt Die Gutter b~eielten IN Dtslen Staa@
ten eiUsn a~pstual 10 gruBen Sldhenraum elm.
Ute In Wtlfpurt, Sentudp, benz laolt6en GGetl
boa Icnnsiiee, 8trstnter, Mort6 Carolina u.
8ir9tnta. Die bte6lGb'tae @rnbte tn N1t0ous
ii lptro bet peitem Die 9r0Bte letn. tpet0e te In
Oielsm Staote 9enn@t wwrpe. SbgIst0 e;n
She'll o~erelben bon Urbtnarer QuolitGt 2u fein
Itbetnt, 10 ptrp bod bte grOBe Weo0e. welNe
5ettta etu9ebetuaf TT u. nur un6ereuteno burG
Den SrOls lit, cine CUTE QualttGt aufpstIsn.
Sc laBt lA oaI|elbe bon Der GrnDte In &sntu
dp, Senmtfe u. Wtarplano lagen. Dem Cd.
boGsbou, Usl6er 06 5u Experimentation Drete
fen better sabtt, ole ole Orobuctten tr9enb eineS
auOeren Irtifei6, pirO In benz u66Ren Sabre
Der qrSBte 3betl bee Gerrains uni ) 0elo-
arbeit Der po~rbergenannten @taateu AetpiOa
tnet fetn, UNI Oo bte ua6ite @rnOte sepf1aust
lein ptrO, ebe bte Nusbebnuua Der bte6iGbrteen
III, 70 (ebt s8 ni6t su beSpeifctn, baf olsDaaa
etne entIpre@enoe NeOucttpn DER 0rei1e etns
trttt.
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Re1teiOnsffrett in SranHreta.

u. 8uee E&retbt Dem Cincinnati gclfsbl. i.
Der btttsre ¨f, Der 8wtlasn ben 8lerttG
len anb ben 6r~eifsnt9sn in Grantret@ BET
@slegsnbstt Der 8erGfentltGuns bes 02tbenS
SeIu @brtftt" BON Jfenau entfonb, unb Der Az
elmer uobrcn Stub bon g1Aern, 8ru1dnren
anb 3ettnnasortittlu 9'fabrt Bat. watbst nod
NIT elmer OeftigFett fort, pst@e etnen eoua
urgenTGnliGsn @barafter an flo tr68t. un6
wslGe 3stqt, bab bos fran3SflGe goIf retf 1T,
In reltei5er Ss3tebuns etnsn ~unssbsur.n
SGritt mad DUrwdrts gu MAIDEN. Die ultros
nrUntnnen beoouern se In bielem Nueeubltd
setriB bitter, ben G~s6oebunOlAub, ben @enau
tbnen In Isinem t1tnen @srte btntparf. 10 bes
rsttrtuts oufeenUmmen gu taben. Ste ba=
ben onr& ibre VOlsmit nuf ben Gan3eln unO
tn Zen Srsonsn Der @etnli9fett ntht blOs
Dem Su@e, 6oB beretts In ale lebenSen Spras
gen n5srlsst 'rprten tn, etue ungsbears 8ere
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etnfunft pes @riftnSampfers sanfbee.

New9ort, %. Soy. Der Ser. ct.
Oampfer Sutton, BON sort &o9al an 20.
ab9efo6ren, fam oielsn NoGmtttag NIT Dem
8lOfaOerunner 8anlbee i'm StbIspptaU bter
an, tpeINen ct mad elmer lebtaften Sa9O una
er mnnGe SGIHe auf bsnielbea al.
9sfeuert bate, ana II. B. Nf. gefan9sn na9m.
Die Na6rt6t aug Baltimore, Da6 f1 etn an=
SAtf an Der Osfansennubme bebstItgt
babe, 1T uncorrett. Der 8an16ee t2 Elm ct
lerner Nabpampfer uno botte cine 2uouug
%Glenwaoren, @e:le u. +. tp. an Gpr0.
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SOn GbGr.eFOn SGr.-GSesnabme zines rpertbpOIs
F. len SIOf0bebredoers

Der 8sr; ct. GrauspUrtDampfer Delatrare
lief getsrn NIT NaGrt@ten bonn 81. b. aus
@Ort Nopal TIM bte1gen 6ofem etn.
Die 0attertsn auf Woyrts eJsIanb beI9te-
Bsn mod thinner Sort @ufnter unp tperfea ss-
petlen 8ur MbweGSIun8 aud etne Bonnie nad)
&tarIeItOu, Mn Die Daneu uno 0erren bel
benz 2eatiaquneS- &iea 3n an,iiirsn, ooS am
10. b. 8emoS etuer Proclamation Dec WtatOrs
N(ocetD GebaItsn Durbe.
Der DeIapare psrlteB sort Rc9al am 20.
unb pali!rte am iette:3 Sac 2 ubr Wa6m.
Stono Bar. Nm 21. gepabrte er einen Oams
pier, pec quer GA tim oprn6er naG u. 81. IS.
iteuerte tfUp entoedte balD. DaB peg|slae tpeiGe
RoGle brenne. Der Oelanare tpur0e lofort
berumgeors9t, I'm Dem m~utbmabttAen 8lOfa
osOyener Den We8 ab3rfhnetDeu. Der lsbtsre
Gnoerte ioFort ietueu @nurs unD 1euerte rad
Der Cheaen See 3u Ssbt fam Oec Dampfer
Tultoa Dinsm un0 nodte genetnidaitlth NIT
Dem Delapaye Sa9o auf ba5 frembe SAif.
Der Sutton, Elm lNne(les unD mG9iges Tatr.
3su9, fam bem UIaGtItn9 boIo 10 nabe auf ben
9ett, boB er bstle6te unO fhA ereab. DsrieIbe
erpts0 lI0 ais ber Jtebs(en.D dmpfer 8anIbee
0un 0lafiau rad WtIntugton tettnimt unb
c'.'-~"- f% ~~stsVV"Sss WT0Fttst0Is Gvru1S
befra6ttt Dte NrtGe miss uuter s8efebl pe5
er(Sen Offjter6 Sont Sutton ndbItsn Waoutag
NaAu1tttag Ia glcp g)orf eintrsFen.
gSeucifeS bou g9arlefnm.
SUntber lit Sic 9taSt seipOrfeu.-Sie SSaTermausr
BON SMmte total SerftDrt.
New gorf, %. glc9 Gin 8rtef BON
MOtris Selanb, betirt pom 49, telo9t. bnB
an II Bomber in ben beD5tfertfen 30etl BON
@berletoa 8etrprfst nnroen.
SH Der SOnnta8 Na@t Durben unIere
We,fe aaf'S 5sftt9te bon Den Te6elIea bez
i9Onen. O9n Der SlOtte niGtS 9leues.
Onr0 ben Oampfer Sutton erGabren t0tc,
boB bte Wadernnnuer bon Sumter tolol gerz
fort Uur0e. Die 8ebeIen bauen bCmbenfefe
&aletnatten III ben Nutuen uuo bpS 8ontar=
bertfnt pauert ununierbrDHen fort.
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0nn Menne's Nlr,nrr.
Serfelbe fOn iber ben Nopisan aeIest {,

@ofbtn9tun, %. glUS. Das Giro
ntcIe BAT NaArt4ten BON Der 0OtOmac Irmes
BON Seltern. G8 betBt, Meaoe babe al fetne
Grauten unO Sampfunfabi8en 3urtdgef@tdt
uno babe ben Napt0an NIT 9efCGten Stationed
fir 10 Tage lber16rttten.
Secs Mrmee 1oI t@ in 6onpper Sunftipn
balbwegS stptlGsn Grsosrifsburs unO 3t@4
mDn0 bsfnoen.
Die WctomacsWrmee 1T frrtwdbrenb pom
beItsn @eite bslebt unO ltebt Dem bepUrteben-
ben &f NIT l1ngepulD ent9s9en.
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pic aebenem pOn per @iiDfsite surifaetriebe..

0ie gtebelen ppm Der @iiDfeite suri6setrieben.
Gtncinnatt, %. Nop. Sen. Mator
TtfAsr TIT anSetcmmea uab ptrb beute na9
RnorotIe abeeben.
SfFStsIe Nu9rt&teu aus 8 Ftenne1se BON
8eftern Mor9en IL u9r lino errutbteenO.
81 iener 3eit rurOe Elm befttees Tsuern BON
unleren auBerften GorpO(tsn BEL Cumberland
Sap seb5rt.
I0jutant StanlsY pom IL. 60. @aS. Ge9.
fam uetern naW Cumberland Sap uno briu0t
erfreuIt6e Ma6rtGten ii6er bte Situation.
Sen. 8nrnlDe bielt soa, aus mno Bate Dte
8tireer wtfen Ialieu, baB CT 2nprStGe unter
aQen umfdaoen ~be9aupten meroe. Ole tim
geeend6erfetenoen StrettFrdfte Der GebeQen
spurDen auf 26, 1000 Manu ge(91bt. RnOr=
1tQe lit ntAt eit9e etnseidl0fsn unO Der GetnD
bate tA BON Der SaDette oe8 TtuReS 3urids
8e3o8en nno mir fcuro9tren buieIbf.
DaS MrtIlerie 9 0efeGt bonn 10. uno 90.
war fr9r beftt8 uno Der 6stnO butte lAwsre
0erluts erlttten,
Bri8aoe8enera( Sdnoerion, Der boz etnigen
Ea9en bet @ampe(s Stettun nsrDunbet mnrs
be, tt iettoem BeitC.ben. Gel. @ClforO If
(1per D%ertpunoet.
Der @tuc @ommeyciat Ga9t: D6s j3urGd>
3tebsn bs6 GeinOes BON Der @iOleitt pom 3nOrs
rtGc peutet CT, DoB Der Oetnp entIDteoen 3u=
ridge(9lagen puroe, @enernl 8nrnTpe be-
bauptet &aorutae auf 8efsbl Dec Generals
Grant uuO es TT oaber ntdt an3unebmen. oa6
unierc StrsttFvGft e uslter GbOmo8, SCOOTER unp
Spermau tire 3stt pderenO OteleS De,bGng,
ntBOodsn 3ettpuufteS uesgeuoen wer0en. Wlr
erlpartea ltanpIiA NaArt@tsn pom b5Gfer
Bi6tt9fftt.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

- Tomorrow is the day fixed for tho elec-
tion OF United States Senator from the State Of
New York, TO supply the seat TO become va
can't on the ith OF March next by The sxpira-
ton OF the term Of the Hon. Preston King It is
expected that the contest between the Repub-
t'cans Will Re lively one, as several dis
unguished candidates are In the field, each
We'll supported in the Legislature. Ex-Goy-
ernor Morgan. Hon. j. :. Wadsworth, Hon.
II; J. raymond, Hon Preston King, Hon. Cur
It's Noyes, Hon. VIM. M Evar;s, Hon. D.
Dudley Field, and Hon. G.. b. Sedgwick, Hor-
ace Greeley, Henry Ward Beecher, Judge
Ingram, Recorder Hoffman, and number of
other distinguished politicians are among the
crow Row at Albany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02
Bcmbardmen. OF Galveston

The following extract from letter written
by Acting Paymaster Frederick r. Thompson.
of the U. 5. steamer New London, detailing
some incidents of the bombardment Of Calves
ton, has been forwarded to the Secretary of the
Navy:
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. IO-We arrived
On Galveston about noon to-day, and soon
Sc the captain reported TO the flag officer the
order ran up from the flag ship to prepare
for action and get under way The BROOKLYN
stopped about two miles from the fort " lie
the New London and Scotia went close in, to
draw, if possible, the fire of any batteries which
the rebels may have erected.
Surrounding the fort could be seen the tents
OF the troops, and towards them our fire was
Ign, which was lying about a mile and half
from us. We saw a puff Of smoke at her bow
and then heard the deep booming OF her guns,
While IN the air We could hear the bowling of
ner smells as they passed over Us.
The Sciota followed with her eleven in IN
and Parrots guns at one extremity Of the town.
While we We're along the front at the other ex-
Sawyer, but ELECTED no reply. We the. went
within mile and q half of the fort and opened
Ire upon the rebel encampment. The Sciota
came after as, while the Brooklyn, with the
In the fort at nearly the distance Of three mi les
We were rolling tremendously, and had TO
nre as we were rising. Our starboard thirty
pounder was fired, and we watched in tho di-
fort, and soon down came the rebel flag, the
haiyards being cut, so the credit belongs to the
New London. After firing several good shots,
the signal was sent up from the flag ship TO
cease action. We then came about, and as wa
returned field apiece battery was opened upon
us, but it fell short, though near enough for us
TO hear and see the shot as 1t struck about 20
rods from US.
We then gave them q broadside, and the
Sciota three eleven-inch shells, all OF which
struck and exploded in the battery. The effect
must have been tremendous, Judging from what
we could see through the glass. We could see
the masts OF the Harriet Lane over the town,
which - on narrow strip OF land. Tonight
our squadron has been reinforced by two more
sunboate, carrying sixteen guns. Tomorrow,
being Sunday, nothing will be done, but whan
the eombardment Is renewed it will b. terrific
Galveston is q doomed town. The disgrace
the capture Of the Harriet Lane must
be wiped out, and the vengeance upon its can
tors will be awful. On Monday we shall At
tempt to pass the forts at the mouth OF the har-
bOr.