The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-19

turbed.
The correspondent of the Philadel
phia Inquirer, says: 'Information i:
Just eeceiyed from the South, indicating
that large number of North Caroline
and Georgia Unionists, who have habita
tions only in the mountains of Eastern
North Carolina. have made their escape
with their arms and much valuable in
formation into East Tennessee. They
will swell the ranks of Gen. Fosters
army. They come to Us as original Union
men and will guide and fight with our
volunteers to the end These men form.
ed themselves into an army and number,
ed about 5000 men, poorly armed and
equipped but with real courage and pat
riotism. They were dared to give battle
to rebel regulars at place called Warm
Springs, Buncombe county, n. c and
near the Tennessee line. These brave
men were making their way towards
Knoxville, when they were attacked on
the Goth of October, by part Of the
25th North Carolina regiment, under
command Of Lieut.. Col Tom Bryson who
was badly whipped and forced to beat a
hasty retreat After the fight the band
advanced and took Ashvile as 4 tcint
and came near taking Gen. Vance, the
Governor and his staff prisoners. After
mountains"
The Pine Bluff affair is thus related
in the Little Rock (Arkansas) Dcm0crat
Of the Sd inst: Marmaaukc is reported to
have gained great victory at Pine
BIufF-to have captured 100 horses. The
truth Is, Clayton gave Narmaduke ter
rible thrashiDg, killed and wounded $50
Of his men and drove him with three
times Clayton's number away in haste.
Claytou's loss Yves eleven killed and %
wounded 60 Government mules were
cut loose ~ order Of Col. Clayton. 70 keep
them from being burned up. The only
loss Of property was in the burning Of
part Of the town by NarmaIukc, Most Of
the property belonged to scccssiorists.
The Richmond Wig of the 18th
contains the following:
Charleston, l2M-Thc enemy kept
up d moderate fire on Sumter all day
from their mortar batteries and two mon
it0rs. OUc monitor and a wooden gun
boat moved up towards Suliyan's Island
at noon aud slelled the batteries one
hour.
( Charleston, 1871 The firing of the
enemy from their mortars and rifle pieces
averaging two shots per minute all last
night, and is increasing and still going
on this morning. The casualties last
night were two killed and one wounded
A Washington dispatch of the 18th
inst says the President has received dis
patches announcing the election of Il.
Gratz Brown and John B. Henderson as
L. s. Senators from Missouri. The an
nouncemcnt is received with unmixed
satisfaction at the White House. The
election of Gratz Brown who is regarded
here as the original emancipation leader
of Missouri. gives rise on all hands to
especia! congratulation, and is regarded
as triumph Of the good cause hardly
second to the recent election in Mary
land, but its peculiar significance is that
to consist in the fact that it is an utter
and ovcrwhohn;n,, dof,a. 81 H. DI,:n
The President H., son, ~ a',,.I, '''I''
tory disnatch On tba ra.,it &c ' - "' '1
ton in which ~oforr;n~, :, ~. w ''.0.
nress;on aIont r.Lrool,;or - .h h'' I"1 "a
Tho Radicals and C1arba.7. .a. '.,"1' ~: y,
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sovS bo ..I-roclo1 49,. l1- III
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..-- "a ~ hn1A''l'e o'sParch OF tie llth,
s: ;}y, c an ',,c recent analr at dodgers
,shNimad " a "s, 'o . 'olCeS were over
rpbpls toot 506 ,a" ~, "''""e''' ! ne ne
,r,aano No.. - L"' '"7 'ro 'o
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has .,ton ovor Snn "V", p"'"s'ae
cg,,a into Tonrcssno ;rI I,p"r'S S.''Ie !, ne
gorr;so, a+ Crmho,I,n '3I ci,, "u,"t 81 'lo
FAR aIeod Of tho r4bels. W. W. In 1," f,o 10
Washins,On an tIo oI TonrasSon "' ,; from a,
Bulls Gap.