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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
EpNu CHATTANOOGA

When the Yankee General Thomas tcie-
aranhcd to his Gayornmcnt that he had cap
tlred and burned "Brage's Forage Train,"
people here generally Gishelieved it there
Ind been nothing Of the kind revealed in any
Of the dispatches to Richmond, at least Of
those communicated 10 the public. In the
L7nchburg ''Virgin;an," however, ofthe 10Th,
we find what looks like confirmation Of the
!ifayorcd story:
awe learn, through an officer Just from the
West. that &c capture Of Brass's train, re-
sorted hv T!inmaS, in the Northern new pub
l;-hch .l.,iay. is correct. lie says that the
Yankees cai,tu-ed from i've ~ seven hundred
wagons. and burned them within sight Of cur
army"
IF the Aliutant Generals department has
r.ccivcl despatch 10 this effect, we must he
allowed to say that it would ha7c been better
t, communicate it to the public. \ disagree
ahl. impression i; created by the IDEA hcns
nermi;,ed 10 spread, that only favorable nsws
* promptly :isen to the people, while evil
tidiags are suppressed rs lang as pps'ibIe.-
The Imagination supplies what is suppressed
and more: and the cif"c. Of the whole is worse
han if all the news, bod and good we're
printed at once a. they arrive.
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THE CONFEDERATES AT SEA

A narrative. Furnished to the Cape Town
Advertiser" tCape of Good llopc) by the
commander and officers Of the Alabama, gives
this summary of her proceedings:
The total nun1her of our captures has been
Sc ships, bv which we estimate the damage
IN the enemy to he not less than four million
dollars, to say nothin. of the indirect results
. of the cruise in the way of loss OF treIghts.
high war insurance, and numerous sales OF
enemv's shin. to put them under neutral
aar.. In no instance. however, have we des
troyed . ship where the proof was complete
th,t the cargo was neutral-though there have
be.n some awkward attempts on the part OF
n,rcrupulous merchants to cover property
bnt when such were DESTROYED the proof OF
the fraud ives apparent on the papers
This is highly satisfactory even as to the
damage directly inflicted on the enemy by
one cruiser alone But it does not represent
nsrhaps, one-twentieth part of the loss to the
Yankee nation. "The loss Of freights, high
vor insurance, and numerous sales OF enemy 3
ship, to put them under neutral flag" these
ar. the things which really cut deep into the
resources of seafaring people And what
10 better, all this damage is inflicted without
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selves, but it is questionable which horn u th'
l;i.-,n i tia ;-cst hon6f2h.e.

selves, but it is questionable which horn u u;
1;,.uia is the nest honorable.
Cor Ugvg. ;Yio wcs ab0u. :" str.=n'ei. Nab
orly saved hy his horse :,;::ig fright. G 'i""g-
| ing through their lines. hs ri! c!ed has escape
rL;le Col. Nona.h han of the 9Th. which hois q
consuicuou, part in tie affair with Lieut. Col
Terry. of the eth. swan tie river. Tue hf;Ise
having long bsore that been in possession otthe
.nenr. Col Penn, the gallant commander OK
tn. 7.h shared ths fate OF bis men, only Two Oh
whom escaped.
Uoke's brigade behaved most saiIant'y, 80 d,'
also Green's Louisiana Gilari Battery nearly
| AL of whom were Captured. End nanny A'u'ss
| hem killed and wounded.
Such Me>s5s El;trrs i, the short nafa'ivo "i
the whole affair Gen. Lee and Cen. Early were
both present, and witnessed nj. While III. l".'
| fall, very severely upon orr already small bri-
pal. wi;rh mustered inrtr-t%o hundras when
first wa Joined Gen. E~sli's division. can as
,ur. Won That the not inconsdcrab' remainder
will strive ta have no sl-mi-h sn :E@ir tam" ard
nam. 50 proudly won arWinch-st"r. Port R"nra
lie. Manassas, Coal IIarbor. Gettysburg and many
o,hcr bloody fields. and for the achievement; Of
uLicl. hundreds Of their brave companions c2Vc
IN AL man can otfor II his country.
To enter into defence Of Gen. Hays is nnt
nv province nsr is it necessary. Ask the r"nk
anl a.. OF Con Lees army. Like all men, he
i. l;.bc to errors unlike many lie always .h"h's.
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sEGY CHAkLhSinl.

I,..g:Esr,y. No.. l2--rhc c.:ci.; =.
;,crs NJ . moderate arc IN >Gm;cr al! 6sr
tror, their mortar battery hni two mrr;sr:
One monitor and 81 wuc.lcn g'::hoat novel;.
70 Su'lirmr's i-larG ah0;.t - O'Clock; AMI
sbrliei the batteries f'T nLaut "a h1mf. lu.
lid no damage. \ shell! fr,.m Battery Sin.y.
kius exploded in tas midst Of {! Ear:Y arga..'i
in mounting anoiher heavy -nn ~ H.t:.,,
GREG. ard several YANKEES .ncA ka;H. r.,,
RCD awar on l;ttrrs. M report from ,,r : :;
this evening. The !arbcr was N::2in iI!rm'.
mated to night b. the Yankees with Calrur,
lights. Tie >hc.ing from the nle::2: ta:.sr,
i, still going OF.
CuARLESrr3, Nov. l%.--ii!e ,riag O.! d..
enemy from their uor,ars and ri', :''"rG, ~.
e-araa Two per minute last iI."t, and Is IT,
creg-ins and still going cn this naya,9:.-
The raruati., lat ni-it We: - a.i.c. AL
one slightly wounded.
CHARLESTON, Nov. i3.-Thc !i'iae = !:
.ac.uy i.~ been rapid aG! cun;:au9ns a.. H..
from he mortar: and r;hei c"as. - .a.,:.
cor, haze been cagacsl. AZ o>cis'an,! $:
and -hrll has been thrown by t:.c eAcG.y :.
M"ultr!e.
/ Thi. afternoon sc&,e Few shots icii;.5 Noun;
Pleasant. ~ iIslbc i3SS -. tist ',lS -.
ties, NJ rNror; from the i'r: Thu evening.
! CHARLESTON, Nov. l%-'SIr firing Of IL,
cncmv has been rapid and cci:inuo". al nv
from tie nortarS and r;f!cl :u@-. " ~ r,
tars haze been engaged. An occasional So:
ard she'll has becn thrown ~ .:.2 eacing q:
Nuu!!ric
This afternoon some few shots ;cIl :. Noa.t
; Pleasant. We hay" not heard Of an go al.
ticS. Ne report from the tort this e'cHi.,.
CHARLESTON. Nov ia mcicra.c Ire w.
kept up on Sumter last niSh;. NJ lc,.
from the folt yet this morr!n-. Tin w.,
one man killed ut Nl9ultric ycstc-ivy.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The cncmy'< Fl, u
Sumter continues steady. Battery G;c.:
opened fire this afternoon or Jane | .-,!
and Fort lfouluic. Fort Lamar AM battery
Simpkins replied. No casualties REPORTED
this evening. The monitors fred :! !cy +:J,.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lj.-frr;a: ai,au tie
same to-day From Thursday morEo. :, I'm.
down on Saturday enc Thousand i've t@.,.~d
al twcnty.thrcc mortar shells "nd ri!."e ,'r...
were fired AZ T.st Sumter of sy!a.'h ike uur-
bred and sixty-!i;c missed. IEe '"y'- '.:a
III. rc;Scl Il be ii am i'.I"ry 10 Il. t,.--
~ ;ir:rg to-,t;.y ~ Su'iiv"u'- - lame
Island. OR batteries continue t. keen uaa
s.,w fire on Hr"-.:.;snd the rr.r.ar h"rc:;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

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thoughts Of peace a''' goa WIZ " ''''",
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
DISCLAIMER.

We regret 10 learn ri'at certal. a7'er5 "nc
.ncu OF tiays' brigade, vino arc f'jYuTnms IN
tu:g city, Iavo felt hurt q. our publication ni
au article from the Richmond ''Enqnlrer,'
which recommended the d,smi>sa! OF the bFl-
gadic7- engaged III the affair at kell%'S Ford.
1t SHOULD he unnecessary to say that an cd
itor docs nc, c;.dorse all the statements made
/ in his iobr.s.l The Enquirer" only Is re-
! sronsf.lc fer the article in question; but we
,.ill adj that we did not approve the seeming
" harsh sentence it;.as-ed.
L.. our next will be an article rindlcating
the officers i'll question, written by brother
off or.
The aluye, from tho Lynchburs ''EiTgin-
iar," requires further remark from U.S. At
tic time of the writing Of tie paragraph which
the "Yi.cirian" republshcl, and which, 1t
appears is q icciei to by 'ciIi :cls and men OF
U,v, h.igaic," no other Off GERS nam" was
mentioned iA the accounts OF this unacc 'un'n-
bic DISASTER except ihose two Generals; and
10 yer, the rrtl:; is denisi all knowledge o!
The affair. II is still emulhcrcd M and no
ciiicial explanation given. Some officer ID re-
s,onsi,lc, bus who that officer is, Wc have NOT
been able 20 ascertain. ll"ke's a"d lays
hri.a,!cs we're The commands bounced upon
bv the entmy-if the commanders OF these
hri.aArs are not the officers responsible Tor
this disaster, wko arc? We calic. for tse
nunishnG Mt nfuLe BryadicTs, because we IN
lcrsloud the responsibility TO rest "ith them
We desired an example made Of the officer OF
officers who had esuse'l the loss Of 50 imPor-
tan. n command. As long as the affair is
covered up in mysterious and understandable
silsrGc, the Erisadiers will suffer in public es'
,imation, because their names only appear in
accounts If the disaster. let them TiHdicate
themselves by bringing forth the responsible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
EEnM NORTHERN GEORHIA.

ATLANTA. y v. l3.-%,:t,u- from :: -. :
this m,ru;n.. \ y#rty al G'r4a >.a'c
troop, auL / :au~ kiir ne -; - -, E.v.
-,a AID ,hirty-iour %! hi~ mon ~'.c, ne
since oil the line between Georgia an! N.:.A
Carolina.
4 special 10 tie "nog'st.r." ia'e: $40 .
WAGER. Nv T.. says: lin" Fc:nra.s ia. d
moved al their Supplies To- knwN..tic "a:
safr;2 and ar. living IN haif r.'i'r-, : :y-
IA G".errHrs, rGcap,"gtj, We execute; ",ra
yesterday"
i special To tn" ..lmt"i!i -:HU.cc" AZ: Tee
Yarker officers. who !o,crted and cane ;a'r
our liaes, reports tina; Grant expect s,rr %
assault Lookout. Ills ARMY i. e" Eg'i ~
finn. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
THE EXCHANGE or PRISONERS

The flag Of truce boat which arrived on
Saturday. brought up three hundred and
eighty conyaicscens. Confederate soldiers
lately release! Frp;a coafnemen. in the
North An oxhnnec Of surgeons will take
place in few days. Eightv.five Yankee sur
s"ons arc now in prison in this city.
The y. Y. Herald" announces that large
;rnoun. Of cl,thiuc has h"nn >cnt ~ the Yam
kca pris 'psrs now l., This riiy ami thar an
order bad hran issued to frrwa-d them pro-
visions Medical supplies were also to be !or-
warded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
NOETUCAEOLIXA ELECTIONS.

Wa now tcei pretty sure iha;;:!n ;r,i.' "r an
ti-con>rrTative men have carried * %; ,H'
ten Congressional Dis;rictS--tp wi: Sni'A
ia TIE LIT district. Bri!ccrs ia rh" > !, t..."-
in the ID Gimc- in Tia" ':!, Lauder il to
9ih, and Gather in the oh.
The Conservative. or peace incH, have ~
rieI Leah in 4th d;str:cf, Turner in '.'a ~
Christian in the IN, and profanity. hu' - -
means certainly. Logan il: tie lprh.
As We b"ve before Remarked M.it'", '-"r
man. would have beaten Lc,c!r in hc t'!.a'''
trict had not the vote ui r." truc n.'n bcsad'
yilud between him and other canli!.'o- ~
the true side. S. Leach will represent
plurality and not Il majority Of the v-'":~ OIL.
his district lie is ompha -i2:l!y III" r1Pr1."a
;ativc Of minority Of the yo;c-s o! hi. l.:
tr!ct.-I Petersburg Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

Tas loss 0; ti.s enemy ms heea @,I'oas. Is ii'a
..75und l.. r5ii, q OH works w#7 literally co.,
cr.I with his ta..i. :! ,n;jn1"', o.: Saturday
,igi,. General Lee began :" ie. hack. On Sun
iay morning, lie termed the line ot battle beyond
Cnlpcper; bat aIriough the enemy had forced
tho guard r. Kelly f'ri, and compelled Genera,
Rhodes 10 fall back with y loss OF TWO hnhnteo
men. killed, wounded ard m,ss;"e' yer 10 a.: az
,,r,; WINS made oa,ys by the intaniry: In tie
the afternoon he fsemys cavalry attacked Gen'
eral Wilsox's brigade. and were badly cnt mp -
During Snrdsy nigh. Gsa.raI Lee te.! back I"
his o.? position. Sau'h Of the Rap:dan. ,,,
+. lcutenan,s Morrison. Lc:ler ana Nay
nsri, Of tie ;orty. seventh. n'e a safe
.JOnN PARIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

ARMAMENT Of GALVESTON I'll. NV W
leans Era" says: The armament Of Galveston
consists of forty guns The gu:.S are m:ou:!'rf N
ears Leading 20 the fortiicTtiors M! ;" "Tr'""r'
~ TO be moved from one pon: 80 aEoih.:, -, coz
tinccncies may require. and ;aken from IL" =
land if necessary. The l."vr!iy Il, tbs mann.
o; concentration Of ~. b.: the car>a:::'i'E"r@-.
is clever. indeed 20 say ;hc .ca>t If i. -
rebels fra,iy b Few. that th'ir guns :.a"" 49,
Client cai!hrc to repc! any movement by our Il ~
o navy.
The lisa Of constructing railroad ha''er". -
believe originated with Mviar john Sc:"''' o.
III" Savannah Fo'uu;ccr Gn4:'.a battalion a.:
tns city who shortly ;.:rcr tia ctn'm'e:.' a:"rl'
the mar, snd while tn, tir,t Ire Of :ar."r''.ni
.5r Inc DEFENCE Of :hr 2i'y. wrr' ~ iiy'r.' -
construction. planned an: elaborated 20" ':"':.'
T.: sy..e.n OF locrmo;;"c Llt'r::.'hy "irit i'r''
s,rn, could De moved ut r!ea,':r. '.'"[ 'ae 80
Of en'r."chincnts. aud readily r"ng:&,r...'. a.
Any given poin;.-t : .Ya!"aa Ee'",.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
GEORGIA LEL:lSLAJJ RE.

MrLLrpGrvllLE. No.. II Hon. j. II.
iumpkin was to-day unanimously confirmed
hy the Senate Judge Of me Suugcma : NJ; 81
tie ,r"iu Bo:h Houses have las-.'i r.H...'
;ipnl requesting the S"crr;arv # Va: IL r"'
yoke the authority OF imrreS-ins officers. al!
20 appin. citizens not liable I, tousr.lp;.""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

DtltabIcl ven !.
(OEeia.) W. ). WISDEs, A. 4. Gcn1
Iii. further right TO Ftn:e THAT Mr.. Tishe
did not come within eur lines IS any pern:l'-
sion from Lincoln or Stanton, nor by hag.Gi-
truce beat; bat that he "ran tha blockade
acros, the P.tsn in order 10 visit mis- lro-
ther, who is a rcvdnn, IF EichmcnG Cor sons
ycarA, as n school teacher.
Of cours. !; Is to he regretted that person
who turns cut innocent should have hsen
made to undergo five weeks imprisonment ia
Castle Thunder. and trial for c serious Of
fence all uson the false charge Of personal
enemy. a, tie evidence in this case showed -
Sill, we commend The vigilance OF our mill
tnrv authorities; and. with tic information
which was before him ~ the time, Genera!
W;pder could not hav. acted otEcr| Sc
Strangers coming here a; present ought Ia
know that thcy run 4 great risk 81 hcinS sub
ice,cd to Inconvenience, and even danger, il
there be any ono i'll disposed towards them
1t has happened c!;cn this very vigilance OF
the authorities has given facilities FOR private
c1mitv TO rrcak itself OH Il stranger. One
has only to run 10 General N!ndcr with II
plausible story ard danOunce any stranger as
= ar.v. If he cannot ~ once satisfy that "t'I-
Ger or the l".itmat" nature Of his business,
he i, necessarily Injected to detention and
! triul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
EAST TENNESSEE

Abingdon, Nov. ll.--Nntl:rs Frr,A"r from
East Tennessee. Weather clpHiy "nI a
slight snow falling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

4 prrr.-iu affair 4! honor came off near
BRISTOL on Monday morning. til" principals being
Col Wrr. Peters aud M"ior John u. lisrvie,
br.h yrgiaimrs. T"r ra'lrs fought with rifles
ut Sixty yards, aud AFTER exchanging one shot,
he difficulty was 'amica0.y and honorably ;.d-
n. ta,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
FROM SCuTuWE,IEEN VIRGINIA.


Abingdon, Nov. I2.-G"a. rr.sto;. - >:
rived here. Our scouts v;sit Grrc.ri.."ra '
and report no enemy this s.dc # N,!rl'' 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
ONO DEMOCRATS.

The Cincinnati Enquirer" Of the 18th ul'i-
mo contains tie following reflections upon the
rcsu, OF the Guherua;or:al election in Ohio,
which took place the day before;
After in heroic and gallant s'ruscle, after
4 campaign Of umexamp"d length and bitter.
ac.s. H.. :riri:l. of civil liberty were over
thrown yesterday. and the apo!"s SIS of the
administrator Obtained Il temporary, and
villa; will prove, We bavc no doubt. an i'm
material aud t'"rting triumph 1t will he so,
hecau>e error. trily and crime arc never, III
tie esd. successful! AID Alwnys receive their
lust desert and pu'i-E!m"nt. To doubt tins
i To spurn the uniierm lessons Of history,
and j. - Ignore the IA: tia. a iust and he
rcliccn; Providence prcslcs over tie cestinic'
or this World:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
MARRIED..

u.,-r.r q, ts.ai :.,,,-.,er -: ra''-.'. -!
n, -, Mr. L.. .rrg. 30 JOHN - ri;
AN q. r.x.-eU .o-i.::, W 49, .'!'' .
HtRMI, .: Ii p.sn,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
"Tru'L c-u he'd to e.rth will ~" e:v's,
.''rh.- en-. :, Y-.r. ~ lod aru hers.
While error " i:hirs .';ils III rain,
Aud die. ~, 4 or o:gIi;,pc!s"

We have q kind Of recollection that VIC !'a-c
seen these lines somewhere before: cited, too,
Tor the same purp"sc-to console Yarty beaten
Al the rails. "rrnth,' here. Eisans, Of course,
tic Buckrye Democracy: but, cundidly, we
must b" allowed TO Iculs if that thing will
rise again /, seems to us to be dying amid
is wor<hjrrrrs; ard its friends may well
! ub: whr !hcr it viii survive the next Fresi'
:,n,;al term which Mr.. Lincoln, or else Chase
is sure to have and enjoy.
Besides, that "error" ever lies, is itscl
m error. II enc error ere: dies, another II
>rrs to. rise from lis ashes, fresh and brish
Ikea phtr;ix. Ga the whole, Me+srs. Val
.ani;-i,uln and Pngh Will derive little conso
lat:ca from the above poetry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

IMPORTANT Tr RAILROAD MaH.-A NE
r.;.,, OF III. representative. u s.Ts:''. f"'
4 .:esi;ns Of lie Presidents anj SUP, ''H'.'.
O: tho several railroad. .; IT, C.": ssEt,7 g.,
i, ceM, to convene -; ;h- cry q -'"c'''' >, ~,
or "Wednesday. the 18th # November ~,
TIE chico: Of The n'e-ri"g il 10 "f's:'t. u
;,r o. rates ior Government .Th"r Io'' h''o"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
Mr. W ID. T!GIfE.

IN Justice 70 this gentleman, who has been
detained IN prison ard brought to trial by
Court Martial as Il SPY, VIC lubi:sh the hIc-
ins Of the Court:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

The proceedings ard findings in tic case OF
Vim. D. Tighe are approved, and the aocused
will be released.
(Sisncd) JoHS IL. WiSnER'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

OF the first specification 81 the charsc-not
guilty.
Or the second specification Of the charge
not guilty.
Of the charsa-not guilty.
And the Court do, therefore, hororably &C.
cult the said accused, Vim. b. Tigke.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
ParSOn BrOWnl0W's Latest.

From the Nashville Union
The following correspondence will af-
ford both amusement and wholesome in
structiou. 1t explains itself fully:
JoBNsoN's ISLAND, sANDUsEY, o., June IL
" G. BrOuonL01U:
DEAR SIR: have been at this place
week, prisoner of war I was taken on
the field of Champion Hill; consequent
ly here without funds. The collaterals,
which held as principal owner of the
Marietta Paper Mill Company, were new
er paid by Kinsloe or your favor VIII
you oblige me by sending a draft to this
place for any part of the sum you may
deem proper and give direction as to the
manner of credit on account?
Very respectfully,
C. D. PHILLIPS.
Marietta Paper Company.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
SUGAR EVAPORATOR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator.

Cooks Sugar Evaporator.
IXTE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w Sale of the Celebrated Evaporator for GIB-
son AND VANDERBURGH Counties. We
recommend them from personal experience, hav-
ing manufactured 500 gallons of beautiful Syrup
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-ov. STARE. Her vast area. her fertility Of soil,
her mineral resouEees, and her central positioa
only need skill, estetprissand capital 70 odevelep
a wealth unequAled. e. 81 /.
= Tux UNION sPAcls,c &RAu.oAD.y The future
highway of nations. Its passage through Kansas
insures Us peace, prosperity and wealth. Its
political and commercial importance is already
recognized BY the people Of the Nation. 81,
Response by Robert McBratney, who offered
the following:
JOHN G. FaExoSr. In his Identification with
the Union Pacific Railroed, we recognize the
right man in the right place.
THE PIONEER LADIES OF KANSAS. For the self.
sacrifice, the dauntless courage, and devoted
love which they have manifested, the civiliza-
ton of the present and the future must stand
largely their debtor. aa. II s. pa IS,
Response by Lieutenant Pierce, ,se, "a .-.f
In the evening. there was . social dance.
which passed of pleasantly and on the whole
never was the day more agreeably celebrated
For the music furnished by Captain Beuter, oul
citizens express many thanks. ssI,
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They Get Licked All Around!
SEVERE BATTLE AT HELENA!

The Silver Moon has arrived at Cairo
from below, and brings news that at three
o'clock the morning of the Fourth, General
Price, with . command said to number
$4,000, under Marmaduke and Holmes,
made furious attack upon Helena, where
Gen. Prentiss was entrenched with five
thousand Illinois, Indiana aud Wisconsin
troops. The fight lasted some hours, the
little garrison maintaining its ground brave
ly and successfully. Presently force of
about one thousand rebels found entrance
to our works and went into Helena. They
we're soon closed upon by . determined
force of Western boys. Nearly every man
vas captured, killed or wounded. Follow.
ing up this success with rapidity, Price and
his remaining force were finally driven of
with considerable loss. Prentiss estimates
bis loss in killed and wounded at hundred.
Rebel loss not known-admitted by pris-
ouers to be severe. The Silver Moon
brought up seven hundred and twenty six
prisoners taken in the fight, among them
sixty line officers. ta ei.a a,l 3D.
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Junction CITY, Kansas,

u Our heart is too full for utteranee, this
morning. We havn't word to say. Read the
dispatches. We are sorry We cannot give them
more fully. Vicksburg surrendered to our
forces on the glorious Fourth Lees whole army
on loyal ground and surrounded! 1t was whip
ped both days.! Richmond exposed to our forces
Dix on the Rappahannock on the look foI
retreating rebels! Rosecrans is driving Bragg
Burnside pushing on through East Tennessee
Meade may be the coming man"-he did no
stop to re-organize and re-drill that army.