The Shasta courier., 1863-09-26
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battery, which soon stopped the enemy.
who in turn were driven in disorder over the
same ground Davis division fell back with
heavy loss, and every gun of his battery
was captured, when his forces rallied, push
ed the enemy back and retook bis gums
REYNOLDS lost heavily, but stubbornly held
his position, driving the enemy, but never
leaving his line Palmer, who was over
whelmed, failed to get off his whole battery,
and two guns were lost.
Van Cleve's division fought gallantly, but
he was overpowered and failed to retain his
position. Our line was pressed heavily and
wavered, rebels exulting over their apparent
success, made the air resound with their
shouts. They advanced along the whole
| line, when withering fire of musketry roll
ed from right to left of our line. Until FIVE
o'clock the fighting was terrific. General
Rosecrans began to grow very anxious. Reb
els steadily gained on our lines, pressing
back all opposed to them, and from this time
till dark the battle ragged with destructive
fury. AT five clock firing had almost ceas-
ed. The enemy threw forward fresh troops
on our right, and the action now became gen.
eral, our loss very heavy.
Rebel prisoners say some Of their regiments
almost annihilated Both armies occupy
same ground as when action began. We
took several hundred prisoners, many of them
from the East.
New York, 2lst.-A person who left Rich
mond few days ago furnishes Herald the
following: Lees army is located near Han
over. Only about 10000 men are fit for
| duty 1t is understood if Meade advances
! Lee will fall back to Richmond. Informant
it. One of the shells struck the spire of a
church. They all struck within half a mile
of each other, producing great CONSERVATION.
City is nearly destroyed. Beauregard's force
to about 1900 by Jenkins division from
Lees army. Beauregard lost much popu-
larity when Federals captured Morris Island
Knoxville, l5th.-W Wednesday Lieutenant
was attacked near Kelly's Ford, IA miles up
the railroad, by 400 Rebels under jackson.
| After fighting gallantly two hours, our force
losing heavily in killed and wounded, were
compelled to surrender to overpowering mum
| bers.
| New York, 2ist.-Gold this morning l39
Cincinnati, 2lst.-Dispatch received at
Headquarters at | A. NJ, to- day from Rose
GRAMS Adjutant General, says battle still 60
ing on without any decisive results.
A REGULAR VALLANDIGnAMMER- DR..
Tuttle publishes Democratic paper in Ohio
called $ The Physician" Its editor supports
Vallandigham of course. Some time since
Tuttle was arrested for seditious practices, he
was recently released and since his release
| published the following editorial:
. Now will hereby inform these pnkes of
Abe Lincoln that they have not by all their
threats or anathemas moved me one iota from
my old political or religious landmarks ne-
ther can they do it so long as have my SEN
ses. ..have been arrested and imprisoned
by the internal whelps, but they have not sill
eneed my tongue nor my press, neither will
they do it while live Inow repeat
my wicked speech again:
. owe no allegiance to Abe Lincoln or
his scavenger, Governor David Tod, or Je-
ses Christ. | will add further, owe DO al
glance to any King or theological God, or to
any other God in the universe. Now. We po-
liiical, religious or hypocrtical saints, who
ever you are, you may chaw over it, you may
smoke IT, you may snuffit, or you may growl
and grunt or wag your head over what have
SAID. Resistance TO tyrants is patriotism.
But do not believe it is obedience to God, /,
for | never heard of God who was not a
tyrant. The God of the Bible is an absolute
tyrant, but do not consider Iii m such per-
jured usurper or such tyrant as Abe Lin
/ coin.
" Everything is mixed up now in such a
manner, praying and stealing, lying and
thanksgiving. patriotism and treason, godli-
ness and deviltry, holiness and robbery, Je-
sus and rebellion, negro freedom and the
saints, fasting and swindling, home guards
and jeff. Davis, Lincoln and Granny Goose.
God and slavery, and so on to the end of the
chapter of amalgamation, that no writer or
speaker can touch one sui ject without getting
his hands In up to the elbows in the other.
II, therefore, sentence old Abe Lincoln to
be hung by the neck and heels until he is
dead. dead, DEAD, DEAD! and if there is
any God who has disposition to have mercy
on his internal black soul, then there is no
need of a devil or theological hell.
Old Abe lied like hell in his inaugural /:
Seward lied in his dispatches, the Generals
all lie in the details of battles.
NOW be it known to the whole world
that L. DR.. Tuttle, of the town of Benton.
Crawford county, Ohio, on the 4th dav of
July, 1868, issue this my proclamation.
that old Abe Lincoln is damned old william
and knave but if l am mistaken in this,
then he is just as big an old dotard and fool. y
y RICH INCIDENr-DoG EAT Doc.-At Ital
ian Bar the Union men polled ten of the
eleven votes given there. At Italian Store
the traitors polied 81 of the 80 votes cast at
thot place. Knowing that the election would
be close. the Sonora traitors started thief
TO steal and destroy the ballots and poll. books
at Italian Bar The stupid rascal made a
mistake, went to Halian Store and effectually
did his errand-not vestige of either poll
lists or ballots can be found. and, 81 high old
cepperhead votes went up the fume,
Ever since, the Sonora traitors have been
IN condition IN comparison with which hy.
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