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The Home Guards.

''"v Burton is worn, that the Coy.rnmcn, .bo.,1
have made any distinction h.twe,n lov,l and d;s,o,
! al c'zsns, dshanding the armed ORGANIZATIONS Of
the "ne but encouraging the other to form military
companies fer defence. Il knew very we'll thu,
Delaware Guards and " IIaslit Guards" could NOT
be r'lied upon " a. time when invasion nicb, r.
a?p"nendrd. Nor is it {" a matter Of wonder" that
Government struggling against oncn secession
'ts, should dis rm ana diShand secr.t seccs,ioD;,.
when discovered; or should orp,ni,c e,o.
without the he p IF Governor who had IN h.,clv
deceived them. TIE GHvcrnoT very we'll kn.wstb,t
ne made certain representations whereby IN. Gov.
eminent was induced to trrst him. He yiol,t.d h.
trust ondlt stamped him his cnnntry's enemy Ur
therefore II the engine C ooticsl pow,r and Oh.
means ~ fr~ua-the draii--vas sionrnd. and nm -
hcent and rc''nhlc G'ce or'r,, Union rncn raised.
me only ground Of oh'"rti the part IF the
""Nernnr Is that 1t hiss not .u1icisnt traitors in
II 10 coStrol IFS organization and 10 extend Z, ths;,
Southern brethren that lingering, now distsn. bon.
OF active cno7erati"n when the armies of Jeff D,v;,
should eons to HLrrnts Delaware.
In few dsyS the Governor will retire a ,,;-.,.
are Let HIM know that the iudgmsnt Of IN. n.o-
pie Is, that his .duIn ,stration has b..o -,;.,,..
n't u the Stt, and the instrument .rth. .,o..;.
" "u' e nnt., toat /; has been devoted 10 .I,vcrx
"d Il 't'ery, Sc aH' a'nily; that good men spurn
"d S'ofn Us 'nrasuf's, they dispi<o tho impure
"'h VINO c"unseied them and pity the old man who
. 40 ''e'f du'e MIv IA" yet live to ees the country
' h'' =" "'cpIy 'ngea, united, prosperous. bonn.
If" aud hSppy.--JournGi
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PVEI.tC No p

%'I !" aaH'' Appropriations h:rc!O!a-e r,sde for
rae o''' Fv'cc ! tn Navy Derart.usn, TO tb.
p'r''nt .: g1nil .tion o., that Drnarr.n.rt
Df /" e''!'5@ ~ tie SsHrs G!d House Of R,or.q.o.
"'V'S 81 '.s i't'd states Of i'ae,icG in t,nrrtss
"'t"''t'S' nat ti' Secretary 3r In. Trr.sur, h,
nS : h"rs7v t;'h 'rII'd and diree;gd to transfer
Nhr Amounts nerSSt.r apHt37riat,d f,r ,,a D,. -.
eh"fs OF barel,iS. clerks. ll.s.e,gr-. .,3 ~! "
0inhe''ed VITA IN" Ntvy D-rsr,i,en, so th.t ,in,
VIZ '"f'e'frl1 with tIe prcsent oryaniz.u N sr,
P1y as S"t''7i''d ~ tlr HI of Cnnyress of It,Iy
hfth' eigh;e.n hTadred md -Ixtvtwo. VIZ
I'e Lee 'f''n OF E.!t;rmrnt and Rec-,i,;,,
I'Al't ava tIgh; LGndTcd and seventy F,u,d NJ
~ . 'f"a" OF arcs and Dock, ten ,housan.
s'L hr"d'r. and 'or;r-tafee collars.
Il i'r BIrcau - NAvlysti,n. tii,,a ,lo,s,,i .u.
h'tr -c;. Il ..!.-. ~ ~4SSi'' Hi'
y =" r"s4 "c or!nAnrs. six ,hou,s.l ,ioa
hundred and lii'y-f,.ur iollr-. -"@ N'Ne
=" 'S h'reiH o '''strlrtrl IN and Z ,pair,. nina
'n1HS1"i ~ hnnrf.d and jh.r,y i,nr Il u,,s
u' . !'"'1 It" S'~zm Engineering, four thoa.
san l~' n';rd' ed sn4 twen.vf1ur dnlI,rs
, 80 ne bi'e,i o! FrJvis,oas AMI (I,tsicg g..
Eaon Al cigl' nc, 4 .na stf:y..i,, ,Il.,I'
- ;ie Rn-raa - qyi,ciY. ,Hd $50.
i7"f. ld eight hurdrAd do!i,-, - ''''
: t"G tf II frrttSr enacted. That AZ -
--''lg ''I"nc'S shall attach T. the os;ce 81 II,
'efe'aF' q II" N'vy, ani NAV ba expended h, hin
'n''' 'ier'cd 1s "e snail iudsr n. .a;src,,. 3
i;'e i'~pari"Ir't r-yu!5c
Se@. : tr6 5s il fgr,.Iy e,,,.,.; -r,.
on" th"1$2'.l s'.rs ho-.,of;,re s,,ny,r...J 60
T'a'iny"'t eV!' .a-s< 1.-THE BIa.an al ..,.,,e,,, =,
ii''''rh, -; E"'sir, he lYars:erfef -. !trr-,
~ ,''''l :. : n"C'iy ana ~. sam OF ,,. n! -
Hs 10 H's ''1r"aS Of Eqp,naent ,nd Rr.rr,,i,,
i'S.' ~ ,'.r san u i;;ou-4nl dollars b,e
,"',' 'h''1 ~ ;te' - T." ,os;!f.5rr. .,,.r.s
rs,u,, '"'"e'' b i'sns'rrcd 20 the f!a
ApP-sr... rr. q
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State Prisoners.
HEAtE Wnans or \ DtMncn,

I'iA't " h&'}S OF ! DEMorRAT
! Wednesday, on motion Of 1Ir. Wr,rit
C}"in"crat Of Iud.anal the bill roncarrt,,g
the discharge OF STATE prisoners w,x TAX -
up, ani Ii" proceeded to address the S.o,t,
a i'''gth. i!e said he should not vote TO,
/ ;hc %"teln'ns.it Of the Senator from Ken.
ti'N!, iN?. nAvis.} 70 strike ont the xac,jor
| authorizing the President 10 eusrrnd th,
WIT OF Aab'sN corpus II was 81 ti,n..
: necessary 70 max" arrests. and h. was no,
wiling - G!v" ;h' iI,l%b.;rau> The credit oi
t!AS bold but necessary measure II waa 9
lnnciplc ot u" Oh ,-.A true Dt,rocran>,
'iark]"n and Jefferson both asserted tkn
trr;h Of this principir He quoted from
] ,etVf' ol Jefferson, also speeches of Doug
| iaF' II SUPPORT of this assertion. He was
! 'orTy t. see men diS"4sS these questions n
7u''h 3 WY r. to cnlharrIss the (Ioyernnen>
n''tVlthst3n tin" th1ir own y91atod 1ovaltv
II" senator from Kentucky .Ifr. Powell,
tnr ";a"r day loudly declared that he ~.
i"yai % III" Constitution.
l. was only few months ago that few
Democrats issued call tor party or,,an;-
Iation, and from this had arisen ma, Z ~
tie troubles that now rerprx the country.
~ times Ike thcs" every good and tru,.
man should AK how he can hest serve h;s
country, AMI not stop to inquire what some
'ooHtl"a~t Las d"ar. TIE s-qi:I;o~ from
h"H'"'ky Mr. PowrID Lal rcioicrl over
the result Of the recent elections but those
e.''u"n had been brought about hv means
hH ca'ru!;tted - ,roduce much jy il waS
.! disseminating enl!>'mcuts, especially OF
those VINO could say at home and vote
oy making charges ayainst the Government
oy opposing The "ontiAoati)n acts bv opno-
sing taxst'"n tor the expenses Of the war
ny lmprcEsing the great Importance Of the
NN!'I OF tn" Mls8issippi TO the Northwest !;
An" al thtse mon loudly Wanted, long and
loui, Their loyalty TO the Government hut
none OF them. like the S nator from k.n-
lucky, mir. Powtil,) sad he was onpo,pd
10 Coercion
lie argued in favor Of an iron will and
nerve, and determined policy, on the nart
81 lhP Executive, to crush out the rebellion
by every possible means. and he would takr
III" property Of rebels cYcrvwhcre He
~""ted to see the Mississippi river opened
- i"e brave Western boys. and c;It off the
SniphrS "t reb"idom he wanted to- $40 a
hlndred thousand Shareholders running one
way and one niliion niggers the other way
LApplausc in galleries He wanted 70
strike at the heart OF the disease. and then
W" shall see daylight.
There is nothing to dcspond about he
thanked God we have an army. navy. and
country and he thanked God for another
thing, that We have General in the field
who is not fishing for the Presidency. VINO
with his staff is to be found in the thjckest
OF the fight, and his name is Rosecrans
lA.PPlause in galleries. lie would never
yield to any foreign intervention Ameri-
cans must settle their own difficulties and
1t was only in the event of guerilla war-
f're that h" feared foreign Intervention. He
would labor singly for the good of the
country and for no party.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15
The Manufacture OF Money.

The official report Of Hon. James Pol
lock, Director Of the Mint, for the fiscal
year ending June Both, 1862, contains q
great deal of statistical and other Inforna-
ton respecting our production Of gold
and silver and their conversion into coin
mat Ia very interesting We speak of the
gold and silver a American products. be-
cause the whole amount Of foreign coin and
bullion, deposted at the Mint and branches
during the year, was only ll,26S, ,Sln1I
Inc net amount Of ballion received during
the year at the Mint and branches was
$i", ,23l.0l. The total Coinage amount
ed to $65 ,023, ,658, and the number of pieces
coined, OF all denominations, to q. .296 .S99.
OF which number 1881 ,899 were coined
at the Philadelphia Mint, their value bsing
932 ~ 1893. AT the Assay Office in New
ork there were 1867 gold bars STAMPED
of the value Of SIC, 1876, ,987, and Z, 1854 silver
bars Of the value Of Sis, ,Gn3
Nothing has been done at the New Or
leans Branch Mint since the occupation Of
the city by our forces, and it is not likely
that work will be resumed there until afcr
the rebellion is wholly suppressed.
Our sources Of supply of American gold
and silver are multiplying California of
course, furnishes much the greater propor-
ton. But during the year thorp were de-
posts of gold also from Colorado. Oregon
Washington Territory. Neg IAxioo. Hsvs.
% aw 49, ..tse "A
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ty t:n't co.'sp' uous democrat, but very
doubtful patriot NallandisIAm. This was
o"n rate welcome to the returning,
Cnonl>m Of the South The 4. monratic
leaders are probably waiting and Watching
for thos, striking Union developments at
the south which they assured us would fol-
low democratic victories last fall.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

GA, 'tr'zoht. VI ,i.l"i, .Nor,l> .uulll,, >,..,,,
Carolina, Georgia and Vermont, the latter
State having yielded the mo,r It it'll. sum
OF :3,2,i3. The silver Of domestic proda,.-
ton was from New. Ia, California, Arizona
and the Lake Superior region Tie entir.
coinage Of thy Mint and branches. from the
year I':'i til Jun" > ,th 1872, amounted to
S27,''53.'''4 pieces, Of the ,auo O. ,s4;I =
3I'.'2';, Of which %1:|o.7p2.:'>3 was go,d
:l3 ,3A1.d& silver, and - 80. f. col,,,cr.
The gold Of domestic p~odugtlon. " !.,rl f,a,
been coiA"d. amounted to 80 .itI6.p,,2
Besides Il" st1'istic, contained IN Cove
nor Tpi.ocNa report, 'r"ln which We have
gathered tn" items e,trn ABOVE, Il give,
ni1ct. other interesting matter, ard makes
'ana"ie and sound Suggestions on Subjects
r"'.''.''f''t ''t.'she currency and ;hv coinage.
!!tEj,a.
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''.-, . rc.n5er 70, $50.
- = f,rr-

F'''ir Er.7ty5iox-No. l.,
. Tio' i2r i"crea,ng the bnnd .fihe Super.
whs,. ~. 'i'n' .: PHo!lc Printing.
"'e'Fas tne a"pyat Of .Iev ~,,cn can he adv.o
ed t. the Saper.a enden, Of the .ble P[,u,
ser sI''ihg Laws. is not sufseA; 10 ,ra5s I,,s -
'hs suFrsnt expenditures Of Ais seies; Tb.,s.
Ne'':'ta ~ t's Ss"s's gaG Hous. Of Repr,,,.,o.
".'' 'Ie "'''a NSfGs Of Amc,Irq in Congrr,s
: "1t tue SAID Superintendent be required
tSsusanf do1rs u' o. 'ofy
APProTer, December Is. Iss?
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

The Bill to provide for COMPENSATED
emancipation IN Missouri, as asked by the
LEGISLATURE OF that State, has passed the
National House of Representatives and will
no doubt soon become law. The Legis-
lature OF that State now in session stands
already to accept it at once. This will add
another free State to the Union before the
winter is over.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
Passed al the Tdird Nsssioa OF the Tnir,,,S,,.-.

''''7' '''tV1I y t!6 INITIl.SecPItI
Congress.
FtFLIC-No. IT,
Az ACT antsorzlng the holding Ola special sessior
Of Indiana. ''' "'S'' e'
he = sna"t'G ~ TIE SeaGte and Hons, of P.nr.
''"'H''T's = he tmtri States Of america in T"n
Efess iSs'Hblsa, That special session of the T,.sJ
S'Ate' D'''et C9-t for distric, Of IndYp, sbsT
.; h"idn' At che usual place of holding sid canr,
On TIE mt d'ndly in February in the wear of onr
5 1'Ta one 'n'Gsand eight hundred and sixty three
there's! fnIy ESQUIRE.
SIC. ,. 4 ID be aJnrt.er enacted. This, ali sn;t.
and p''cefrings o. a civil or criminal nstn,. NOW.
pending il ar reiu-na5le to said court si,.tI IN.
esed'd IL. n'ard, tried AID determined N bv ss;,
e'Hf a. :A'd s'clai session in the same manner =.
at r' 2 aT term al sad court.
Approve: December ij, 1862.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

MCZzIING TIE MTNlsrrY.-The Leh.,r0r,-
an has male rather an advance upon the
usual desire of the sO-ca!led Dcmorati,
papers, to shut and lock the lips Of all min
listers who do not preach to please them.
"A correspondent to whom he gives a con-
siderable amount of his editorial snace il
very much excited, and grows very esrpost
III his abuse Of one Of the ministers of VIII
mlngton, calling him hard names because
he saw fit TO write letter to panpr in
another city. SO it seems that the minis
try are not only not to preach except what
the Democracy permits them, but they are
not e'vn to uT7ts letters except on subjects tbat
this immaculate and pious party approves
We have heard before Of muzzlino tho
mouth, Of controlling the pulpit. hut never
before of controlling the pen and amt Ie,,syo
watc.l our tIe wr4ting taJL Of tie uiaIlc,, Il
IL q new Democratic invention.
Yet we hardly think the doctrine will
prevail, at least in New Castle county. II
may do in Dover, where, turning minister
from his charge because he does not pray
to suit the party, and whore ett3,,,.J a mar,
j'ce !" 1'1bh c"0ci oa(ctng hg an c;l4's u7yt
may become fashionable, but we do not see
II so herc.--!)d. Jon'.on'
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

Gold is at two hundred per cent pre-
feHlna ia Rbdassoad ssa slA Gza,~g r,passs.SL
Smyrna times., 1863-01-15

~ I'F''r> uF tIE ,E:",iED DLA.vAfy.
ne same shell wounded Gol Bailey, Major
itlc%rttS. aHI OH; ur sVo other .i,i,a rs ot
ti." II, at III" battle O. rcdtrickeiurr
at the battle Of Ant;ctam the nth Als-
Dana' lnaGnIticent rcgilnent-tila prrtcc-
ton "f drlil attempted to max" a CHARGE
on the II nc.&war.. The conlnanl,1.
officer Remarked: BOYS. there Is the l|a.
OF 4 Delaware Regiment, We mas, take that
home with US Tho gallant Second SAW,
them preparing Tor :.n attack cay, them a
y"Iley charged them, ann!hilated them
There was hardly remnant lrti. In Tins
bft!!" the ~ charged over tl.rar e,an.lar,!~
winch th"y !ct; laying on tie ground, and
whlch tci"r" they crossed hayon"ts with
the enemy W"r" ;iapHting ,i"iiant.v in liz.
ar. III" gallant second were too busy
rhasln., The enemy to stop to pick them W.
oAc mtn, !nda@d, stopped a,i rot one. bai
he found that n" conid net han,llo his mus
Net aad carry the STANDARD both. sni tni3k
lhG hEht!ng Was more css antiai ,irn,1,ed it
aad vent OF w.th t!M Say al d,srr...t
regiments p"x4d up ,h's,. standards. and
sent them ho;1H AZ II caot,rr.i hv them A..
the i'a.;.o u y MT pak sT7r,.. = %..u
t"rk reE'n"ai tark = ;a:j,. ana run i;,,
Nrront m'T'"'d up and took their places
Inc New FORK papers rave a Glowing no.
tie" OF til" regiment that ran, but sad moth
lnG OF the gallant Second.
ihe SECOND Drlawar" was on" Of the las,
regiments that I'ti Frederick sl,ur,e. II nj
the last. They were paced on t,lcN,t daty
the night at;'r the HatIle. Thr fed officers
being wounded. the command Of n rp,ei-
ment d@yo!yed Oh Capt MrCu!loulh The
night vas IrcaItully dark The REGIMENT
advanced caItions!y, when She tound th.m-
selves among the dead bodies OF the slain
!he hr7t pie they came to was three dead
field officers, stark and stiff The mon
picked their way smong them, many crawl
ing on their nSnds and knees, when they
saw something moving. Capt McCuilourh
advanced cautiously to the moving obirrfs
and upon calling ont to them 70 stand. toual
they Were three federal soldiers maxim.
their e-cape from the bloody field All
that night the % Delaware stood the fo-.-
most regiment, !a'!ny the enemy whist the
army made It's si,out and mastery retreat
Across the NHTpaha"nopk just about the
II ne day vas 0relK ag. caine the ord for
them to retreat, and they crossed the pon
toon br.d;2 n sa:a,y, and jojneu the rest Of
the army. Bat the officers and men w,Il
not soon forget the night thry passed on
the battle field, strrwcl and piled up with
corpScs, whom tley had to tread Oh ;tS thrv
moved. 1t was = f arfni night. hn, the oa-
liant Blue Hens Chickens untnrritird bv tho
awful scenes around them, stood flcin,, the
toe, listening to the preparations for the
attack on the army in the morning..
This regiment is now reduced 70 about
two hundred and sixty three men.-l,.rSca
Mrzz'NG TIE MIMsrIY.-The HelurQy,-
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" 70 r"gu- e'er f.!t the hal,c7 draw,
With god opinion Of the law"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
Foreign News.

4 OrIo
Or hooFT' ee'' /" W. r,,,nors of
IN reply 10 inquiries 'i'ei "IO TIM, AZ.
Federal ehli9'hehts III lto'~"o' 0u'
thentie was ooVaiheu' 49, o-,b NJ
In the House ol OouLno'l ~ VI s"o otteo.
Foster aSheU ""e'hei VIC '.-.o. g Eon-
tioo mao "e7I 81" ~ w Iff,;,.J Sta,es
land lfeh0iy reunions " WI ''0 'isN1 tle'
owing 10 the h0'lns ou' VI S"ip? VI ""' 'o
ConI'deIa.eS III Eu2lis" P''" - ',',.lI tha
ot the forelg9 ehiiS'ue"S a0' iit
case OF the Aia"a'n@' anu 'Hp"0 NV 49,.
honno W II qo'Fe i"'o '"0 ~ La,iora,i
IN Tue hattef' hh"Ie eSP 70''''y 40
0taef F@sseIo we n'''llS ou'' .,.-.,.
Inc 9'lIc'or ,'ene''' ">o 'e' '''''' Wv
OF the AmT'e 0oVef"Mrn' was NOV u''C'n ~
ed lie warmly defended 'n7 co"1ooI .. 'ne
British Government, and TeIn'ted 'Hat Tue
American Government had not always le'p+'V-
ed neutrality wAen our lnVeiestS were cou'
cerned.
Sir I. Barring and Mr.. Br1ht deprecated the
remarks OF the Solicitor General as calculated
to Increase the irritation IN AneTlc1
Mr. Laird, the builder OF the Alabama nam
tanned that the whole transaction was most op-n
and legitimate.
Mr.. Fitzgerald called on the Government to
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

For. Sumter to Fort Moultrie interiered Wild
/ hr tro Iess OF our ships. -.
In conseo ence OF this and the POSITION OF the
lronsdes, as above stated. the plan OF operations
for the battle was deranged and the space loi
maneuYe ing being only from SUI 20 loOo
wards, the vessels we're obliged to prepare at
once to engage the forts, and the al '1ehS oa'-
teries. The sigual bad been mads f,r ac'loh al
half past three in the afternoon ~ the Iton-
sides, but the rebels had previously o2ene1 n'e
on the leading vessels. The contest Is repre-
scented rs in the highest degree exciting present
ing Il fearful scene OF FIRE bechlng from ali
points Of the land ard water, with continuous
roar of cannon A iow minutes Afterwards the
Keokuk was disabled, all the vessels wtthdre"
al signal from the dag shlp, 1t beng oeehe1
impracticable to continue any further hoStli
TIES.
The Kaokuk was within 500 or 600 yards OF
Fort Sumner aud was completely rddled. one
was struck form all the batteries within range
az least 80 times Ia 90 minutes. The shot was
from rjAsd gums of the heaviest callbre. Capt.
Rhiud, her commander, received confusion or
the leg. Twelve Of Cho men were wounded, to-
gether with Acting EosiGn Mcintosh, who had
charge Of The guus. Ills iujlnes are supposed
to be fatal. The next morning, finding I'm
posoi5lo to save the vessel, Capt, Rhind called
boat which took all his men on board. A
few minutes thereafter the keokuk sunk. Per-
belonging to tno ship lost all their personal
effects.
Oo Wednesday, the squadron remained at an
chor in the main ship channel IL Is said that
the number of inca in our feet was only about
100, with 80 gdos, while the enemy had, it Is
supposed, at last 800 guns the best IN the
world. The injury TO the vessels, excluding toe
Keokuk, will require but short time for re
pairs. The casualties among our men were re
markedly few, including one killed and three
wounded on the Nahant.
The advantage of our fleet being in possession
OF the main ship channel, narrows the circuit
Of the blockade, two-thlrds OF the former dis
lance Nome Of the batteries fired upon our
vessels till the latter reeched the vicinity of the
main torts.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

The latest accounts from Gen. Foster s'ate
that the ebels had sent IN three flags OF truce
for him to surrender Washington. Gen.foSter e
reply to the letter was - send in no more ndgs'
if shey did he would capture them, and II they
wanted Washin ton to come and take 1t.
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Fl A r T. & RS
lew MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
NE W
Critical Notices of the Press.

The volumes b0uad constitute OF emseves a lib~a
ry OF miscellaneous read hg such can not be found
in the same compass any other publca ion hat has
come der our notice - Boston Courier.
The most popular Monthly in he wo ld.-M Y. Oh
SHUer
We must refer in terms Of eulcgy the high tone and
varied excel e,c OF uarler's a.aZlpea ,urna with
monthly CT Gu atlo4 Of about Il 90 OpeS-Iu whose
pSges 10 be found some OF The CHI yicrst light and
general readug OF the day. We ~ eak Of this wok as
an evidence OF the American People aud The ppu arr
ty has scquiied Is reri'ed Zach Lu b cOntai S
July l44 pages OF residing matter, appiopra ely il US
traed with good cut al 1t con lines in rs If lie "a.
cy monthly and the more phllo o. hcal q artery
blended with the beat features ofthe daily urual 1t
has great poTer in the di,semna ion OF a al pure
literature Trubno's CUTE tn american Lttrdime,
L ndOn.
No Magazine in Europe or America is go well known ,
none has halt as many tadeIs and, may ely
none has rec vel 80 J. ga tOute If admir- ltIon rom
the Gu llYatt classes, Mt ght in heal h> diver.
sihed eleyafng pr odita literature ItIs the foremost
Msgazlne of The ca. =. fires de ntvrr had more
delightful comp nor he MI! ion )re eat rp"is
int frend than tlarper's Alaaazne- AethOdt PSoteS
tant, baitimore.)
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
WASHINGTON, April IL. The following ha
been received ut headquarters

WASHINGTON, April IL. The following has
been received at headquarters
MURF KREsBORo, April IL.
To MAJOR General HaHcck:
The following dispatch was received from Gen
Granger, dated on the 10th:
Van Dorm made his promised attack to-day,
at clock, directly in front and on the town.
The Infantry regiments on guard in the town,
with the cavalry picketS, held him at bay until
their ammunition WAS exhausted The dense
smoks and the atmosphere favored their opera
TONS, and enabled them TO approach very near
without our beng able to observe them. Our
siege guns and light batteries opened upon them
with murderous effect, literally strewlng the
ground with men and horses. had halted
Stanley four miles out on the Murfreesboro road.
IIs at once crossed his force over at Heights
Mills, vigorously attacking Forrest s division,
moving down on the Lewisburg turnpike, cap
turing 6 pieces of artillery and some 200 prison
ers, but owing TO the untayorable nature OF the
country he was unable to hold them, being at
tackled by greatly superior numbers.
Our loss in killed, wounded and prisoners is
less than 100, while the enemy's clnnot be less
than three times that number They were re-
pulsed on all sides, and driven until darkness:
prevented the pursuit. Capt. Mclntire, of thu
4th regulars, took the battery and prisoners
bringing off 80 Of the latter.
(Sgned) g. GRANGER, Maj, Con.
| W. s. RoskCRANs, Maj Item.
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WAsHlNGToN, April - The steamer Flam-
beau arrived here this afternoon, with Lit. Com.
Rhind, as bearer of dispatches from Admiral
Dupont to the Government The reports from
the several commanders had not been received
up to the time the Flambeau lelt-W ednesday
night
1t is ascertained that the vessels advanced up
on Charleston on the, 7lh. They proceeded up
the main channel. arriving within 100 yards of
the main fsrts The Ironsi1es became unlnan-
ageable, owing to the tides and narrowness of
the channel, and she was therefore obliged to
drop anchor to prevent drifting ashore. Owing
to these circumstances, she signaled to disre-
gard her motions The remainder of thesquad-
ron continued on its course, and soon came
within easy range of the rebel fire hem all
points, The Instructions Of the channel from