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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10
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9P. M.-We have repulsed the enemy at
every point. Our soldiers are now collecting
their wounded.
We have taken in all 200 prisoners.
Their loss in killed and wounded will reach
500 or 600
Although the rebels were badly whipped,
no doubt but that they will renew the attack
at the earliest moment. They are now mass
ing troops for that purpose.
My force is inferior to that of the rebels,
but with aid expected from you and the gun
boats the rebels may be severely beaten.
The steamers Tycoon and Silver Moon ar.
rived with $50 prisoners captured yesterday,
including so commissioned officers.
No details of the fight have been received.
Prominent officers report our loss in killed and
wounded not over so.
The rebels captured six of our guns which
were afterwards re-captured.
The colored troops are reported to have
fought well.
Hubert has sent reinforcements promptly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

and judge for yourselves
Mr.. Richard Hemmingss l.
the great American Horseman, and
Tight Rope Dancer He will appear
at each Entertainments in a great
variety Of his thrilling Performances.
DAAT GADnKdED
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

THE COMPANY or PERFORMERS
Comprise the largest and best that
aver travelled. Great Expense has
been incurred in bringing them to-
gether, and we intend to give the
Best Circus Entertainment
that has ever been witnessed in this
country. Look at the
nREAn RTTGTEE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10
More about the Helena Fight-COmplete Union
Victory.

MEMPHIS, July 5.-Gen. Hubert has fur
nished the following extracts of letters from
Gen. Prentss:
HEAD QUARTERS DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, J
Helena, July 4-l0:3O A. M.
We have been hard pressed since daylight
by the combined force of Price, Holmes, Mar
maduke, Parson and others. Thus far we have
held our own and captured several hundred
prisoners, whom 1 send you on board of the
steamer Tycoon.
The enemy now evidently preparing for
a renewed attack in force.
Send another gunboat if possible.
The Tyler has done good service to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10
LIST NUMBER 2.
AdvertIsed Eetters

n EbIAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT DELAWARE
EOJ Ohio. on the 9th Of July 1868.
Persons calling for the following letters will please
give NUMBER Of list and DATE OF advertising
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10
now sICKLEs WAS WOUNDED.

When the gallant General fell, his staff ran
to his assistance, and bore him off the field
He was struck just below the knee by a shell,
and his leg so badly shattered that it hung
merely by shred. He was carried to a wheat
field in the rear, where amputation was per-
formed under the influence of chlOroform, as
previously described.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30
TIE CITY.


DunDer OF men, som E
en- in the rebel army,
% have, - guernllss.
nndering and murder
the ssate Of Missouri
Yin this State to escape
se to their Crimes aud
sekiDe 10 merit pardon
Iy living pcaceably and
kas becomes good ci.i-
lem are endaavoring to
Fur people in armed re-
And | very deep.
re II reason to believe
fopls have been found
cked enough 10 aid
iisyous designs.
bold and fierce denun.
sets of the President
Of the nited G<atou
and by indussr,uusly
hisen may iawful!y re-.
be deems an uncon.
p, and in other ways,
Ny such a. may be
b. their artful and
into armed resist.
of the General Gov
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

Hos. A. prpilu Mann, &c. Brusscis, Belgium
sls-We ere informed that Al arrangement has been
States and that Of Denmark for TRANSFERRING 70 the Danish
colonies In tho West Indies Arioaps who may be captured
from savers snd brought into the United States We
not informed Of the precise terms Of this agreement
VI course, have objection 70 oerto execution
confined TO the class 81 persons above gnatsd that
h to Africans released BY the United states from vessels
engaged IN the slave trade 10 violation Of laws and
treaties
has, however, been suggested % the presdcn, thai,
under Of this agreement the United States may
pose upon the good fah OF tho government Of Denmark
and make u the unwilling asd Innocent participant tho
war now wssed against us The recent legislation Of the
Congress Of the United stass and the action of is mill
tay authorities bcray the design OF converting war
into campaign OF Understandable robbery and murder
enclose herewith leter Of the President to the General
son the subject Of tho conduct Of Major GeneA Pope
commanding the enemy's forcos IN Northern Virginia
which are Threatened The cot q OosSrsss q the United
States (of which copy enciosed) dsoreeing the
cation q III. property o. al persons engaged IN
you aware, the entire property Of all the citi.
yens OF the concderacy. IN" sanc law dscrecr sustan
italy the emancipation of a olt sayes and an e-ccu.
tive order OF President L1cln directs the commanders
81 his armies 10 employ thom abysrs IN tho military
services II Va we'll kscwn however that no,w iths,snd.
generals openly employ fhe slaves 10 bear arms against
thef masters and have thus insugurssed AZ Ar e lies
In their power, ssrve war, az vhose'borr mankind
now living. The .psrhdy, vindicvsness. Ind savage
cluety With which thn war vagsd against Va have
had but few parallels IN The annals Of nations.
Ths govsrnnent OF the United States .bowevep ands
itssH erAtN embarrassed IN the oxScutioa of its
ss0sm6 ~ The d,dscuity. Of dsposIus Of the slaves
gsised ~ Ne troops and subjected 70 oonascAti&
= sss s''s's & x r. ' s: ,s' s... =
g.: ~ -. VII ,!s.:s: oss!:,. ~
-, ss g. sss s~l. :s s;s: s,i a:: =
d teaA,eo ~ rivpsSs tsifso VII NhiN kSksH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

time issue populations for carrying ~ ~ 4eias v(p
n hs provisions Of this act which shall b obligatory ~
al parties concerned therein.
Approved April n lee1
Cbu/sdsyats .xases Of lpsrjca
u 600 EOSD. =
This 10 to certify that OF y u propyloeoy 81
twenty bales Of cotton Of 10000 lbs weight rsnG vev Or
leans mddng a. i've pence sterling which ahA b deHyea
-S- or order Z, the port Of Charleston o. eavanr
nsh only 70 charges putting -
board ship and existing dusa the latter n
ceedng one-eighth Of per pound. ,
The win be delivered soon ~
holder Of this upon th: goveroment rsssvisg
made within the six months the dscarAon Of peaco
between the present beigerents in America; default q
within that period this be
by payment thousand dollars intcrest al The nc
per per annum, from the Issue endefSoa
hereon.
This certificate will confer right untn verified ana an
dorsed By Commissioner of the Confederate Bsates n
Great Britain
In testimony whereof Register % Treasury nah
his and the seal of the Treasury
partmen at Richmond this first day OF Noven Der 1852
Register Of Treasury.
gapy of "Pyodace (eytjanate.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

y MARI.
81 bales. Aggregate weteAt
n, 2is. ri 81. .4E,MU
state Of Mississippi;
County vi Madison.
Town, or Post Once. CantQn.
The undersigned having
sold to the Confederate StAtc3
OF America. and received the
value of same In bonds, the
receipt whereof Is hereby
acknowledged. 81 bales or
cotton, marked, numbered
aud classed as In ths margin,
which ara now Deposited a.
his plantation in said county.
hereby agrees 10 take due
care OF said cotton while on
his plantation. and 10 deliver
the same st his own expense,
n. Can on, on the N. o. I.
4 @. N. Railroad, In the State
of Mississippi, 10 the order Of
The Secretary Of the TreA-
sury, or hls agents, or ibeir
assigns. n ..,x
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|(PORTlNT CORRESPONDENCE

IMPORTANT CORRESP ONDENCB
Intercepted Lettors Of the
Rebel state, War, Naval and
Treasury Departments.
South Side View Of Military, Naval
and Financial Affairs.
Intrigues Of the French Rela-
tive to Texas.
TIE NEW MAI.WITRAWHITE Rat"
Attempt Of the French CensHls TO
Induce the "LeRe star" to
Sscede from the Confederacy.
EAdsn to Handle tho Natter with White
lid Gloves and Cireumspection.
GEORGE SANDERS ON IRON-CLADS.
The Fears Of George That Some One
Else Will Get the job
WIS PATRIOTIC APPEAL AND CONTRACTS.
Georges Pockets Full Of Cotton
Certificates.
His Iron-Ciads for Freighting al
Well as Fighting.
Ehe Stumbling Of Minister Mason
by Lord John Russell.
HOW HE BEARS 1T.
YHB REBEL ESTIMATE OF UNION LOSSES.
>,>-1>~~.-~~~.-~~-,-~~~~
Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand
the Figures,
10. H., -
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ggestions until full time Il gwen
GEORGE n. sANDEke.


johnson, Cooke, tFoose,
tc,ssrs. ''ns''
The following unsigned letter Is Also found among si
fhe Hon 3 r. MALLORY, Secretary Of tbs Navy
s..-As contemplate leaving here without loss Of tim
for the purpose Of rendering important am
valuable service 70 the oonfederacy, deem proper
recommend 70 you The necessity q ny having the oc
operation of Commodore Forrest IN she plans which hsv
:ss ~: g ~
result IN the compsse realization Of my hcys and exps
tatsns indeed II Commander Sinclair could also accom-
connected with the plans have IN ccatsmplasicn,
satisfied that, with The professional kncwiedgs q th
render high and important service % css.s bosh
experimenting and constructing The vessels built 70 o.
up the enemy. commerce; have The honor. a,
hsndwrng With The Assve sster though much disguise
or very oarsessy writtsn-
Of London, are the houses with whom bad INC nepti
ton about the steamers request Capt. Sinclair, n
ss Ss m S e
Geo: Thompsos Co. ol..sow, WIN max: proposals
drawing and estimates complete
Lindsay O.. viii negotiate thu naval store bonds
tNovs social win shoes and elo,hiss Sndsr ths Nor
Csrona contract. Turpsntne loo shosm bring psr g
Ion ", rosin should bring Is - TO -.
Hon. C. O. msaGsass, secretary o. De 1tsss.ryG
sn have the honor 70 call your attention 20 the ec
OF the secret oint resolution OF Ccnsress which was
you on saturday, and 10 much 6my Recommendation
Congress upon tho subject q the act - shows Tho ba
upon which y was passsd, copy 4 which was also y
you Saturday.
Under THE authority contracts have besn made vi
Mr.. Geo ~ Sanders by tbs department for sig ships
be paid for Ia cotton, copy Of which contract ~ he
with enclosed. -
the price of the cotton be delivered he can executs
contract ana mot other wke and, decming ths ships
portaut n the public interest," sagEest for Jour osns
ration the cxpediepcy a stating the price, and u
suing vth reference N payment in cotton for u
sh,us the course you have adop'sd viii regard 70
co,on hords am respectfully, ysur obedient seSva
a. X. Mallory, SECRETARY Il the Navy
Nm. nEunrNaxR TO Nh. MALLORY.
CONFEDERATE STATE o. AnnRfcA,
Tss.sray DsrAxrnESr, RicnnoHp. Oot 30, 1854. II
sal approve the suggestion made BY you Of mai
vour contract Tor building ircaclad vsssss IN Eur
sorfovm 10 the arrangements Of THE COTTON certnca
scnt 10 the Hon. J. n. Mason. snclnes form q
n these certificates. Upon the meeting q Congress
srpropris on must he MADE N meet Jour ccutracss
ske terms can then be altered 70 ccnfovm the
N ma meps 70 the cotton certificates, nxing price
The ton, and providing for ths delivery a. any
upon adding shs charges OF transportation. The
limit those combined operations win - Ne quanss
CONTINUED ON yIrrH PAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

Gopy of "Prodpco Ceytjanate"
the re,ghf Of the bales only and their paovka
~ baes good ordinary cotton, marked g. B. A. End 10
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rH0s. @. SMITH.

CANTON, August D, l641x
The undcraigned as agent OF the government cert6es
that the within cotton has been examined by him,
that its character will rank according 70 The commercial
scale miding and good ordinary, and also that tbs
weights and marks describedthe cotton being In
good merchantabe order and safely stored in covered
building
The undersigned ceracs that she price agreed upon
. fair market price at the present time.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-10
The LouisriIIe Journal SAYS:

A correspondent at Flemingsburg, KY
says no has seen reliable man from the
rebel camp near Mount Sterling, who
says the rebels are about nine hundred
strong, with the addition Of small bar DIS,
and say they expect, when other for
ces get in, TO move on TO Lexington and
Paris They came from there sixty
strong to Flemingsburg on Saturday
night, aud robbed the post-oflice and
stables, taking nineteen good and the
best horses in the place (thirty-four
miles this side Of Mount Sierllng); and
ak miles from there on the Mount Ster-
ling road, at Tilton, they took twelve
more, and crossed Licking river on Sun
day morning at Daylight. They ouS ht
TO be routed by force from Paris before
they get all the best horses in Bath. Mont
gomery, and Fleming, or the people can.
not raise crop this season.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-10

HEADQUARTERS UsIrED STATES FoRsEsI =
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb q, 1868. {
Special order No. 81
/. The Nashville Gas Light Company
having, by its authorized agent, refused
TO make proper transfers of certain
shares in their Company legally sold by
the Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Com
pany to A. G. SANFORD and j. II. OGDEN,
alleging as the cause of such refusal, the
provisions of a certain measure Of Sc
questration, passed by the so-called Con-
federate Congress, by which the right Of
persons, in the Northern portion OF the
United States In property in the Southern
portion thereof, was declared 20 be for
feited;
II is hereby Ordered, That the Nashville
Gas Light Company, by their proper
officers, Immediately make transfer to the
parties heret ofore named upon the Com
pany books, in accordance with the
Charter and Bylaws Of the corpora
ton and the Statutes of the State of
Tennessee, not repealed or abrogated by
competent authority. .....-.
The act of any legislative convention
or other body called for the purpose of
legislating in rebellion to the Govern
ment of the United States, or of any
legislature convention, or body subse-
quent 10 its passage of acts unconstitu-
tional and rebellious to the Government
of the United States, are not competent
authorities.
and it is hereby further Ordered, That all
individuals and corporations attempting to
avail themselves Of or 10 obey any law
of the so-caled Confederate Congress
or any statute Of any legislature passed
subsequent TO the passage of disloyal
acts by such Legislature, shall forfeit all
their property in pursuance of the Con-
flscation Act passed by the Congress of
the United States; and, the individuals
attempting for themselves or for oorpo-
rations, to commit this act of treason shall
be sent South of the lines Of the United
States Army.
By order of
Brig Gen. r. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
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F'EApqUARTERs, e. FoRcEs,
NAsHynrE, Tenn FEB II, 1896.

vi. Col. MARTIN, Provost Marshal, will
arrest aud confine in the Penitentiary,
WILLIAM Il. CALHOUN and @. w. DONNIE
GAN, rebel inhabitants of this city.
They will be kept in such confinement
till john A. GoLTz and T. 7. II. Tabs,
peaceable citizens of Nashville, now i'm
prisoned by the Confederate authorities,
are released and arrive safely within the
Federal lines. By order of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JOHN PRATT, A. A. Gen.
feb 22-2w u R
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No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

HIS AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities for I'll,
successful prosecution and settlement OF ns
rsRnds against the General Government of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having bad severe
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims and the Execu
tive Departments at Washington, and beiuS thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws Apc
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will bo given to cases ar,.p,
out of the present war, including tho ACCOUNTS a
States, Contractors, and Discussing Officers Of ths
War and Navy Departments, and for ssGOIIect.
ing, Drilling, and Organising Vol.
unteers," the reimbursement Of which sauthor
ized by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR fNnEN
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOB
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in the service, and 70,
niiitary Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land. 'H rE
We give special attention to procuring PEN.
sionS, BOuDtlcs, etc, aooruing 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted ii ease, or th,
families Of such as have died, bpsu killed while in
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during ID
present war
Special care will also be given to claims vh,ob
have boon heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or Ine Giciently NAanageS
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property take.
for the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
andoolecting Gains against the ohartermAstors De,
partment .nHt lvrtO2 I arf
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Profopt
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in the hands Of Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful. edo
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily int,
course with all the departments enables US ia uoa
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thAs
where 81 communication aud ether necessary detail
must be conducted through the mails ST yI
To this end, solicit you to forward 20 us any an
all cases ofsuch character you may from time 10 t,n,
have prosecuted, aud, Is our custom, we Wnl fur.
niSh you With all the necessary blanks, and. vhs,
required, instructions
No charge made in any oass unless successful.
address, I'd CHARLES II. GREEN,
frDus- t- NO 80 Cherry street,
Nj.
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List of Discharge Papers

ID EWAINIEG AT POST DISCHARGE DEPART.
~ MINT, completed and ready for delivery, Feb
2sth, 1862
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V"IIU"I J IOi 1VVoJ
Special Orders, No. Ii. "a e.
~. Permission is given TO the mpnici.
pal authorities Of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming soavenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
interpretations of the military impressing
patrols. By order Of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNO. PRATT A. A. G.
JEo. HUsH SMITH, Mayor Of Nashville.
Jan.15-tf
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To A'may Officers and Soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

Washington, Oct. 20.


: An amended circular has been sent
out from the Provost Marshal Generals
Office, by which it appears every recruit
who is . veteran volunteer receives q
bounty Of S4O9. and TO al other recruits
not veterans $500. These are for the
old organizations. The object is to encpur
age volunteering, as those who are draft
ed receive only 800 bounty. Men en-
listing under this order will be permitted
to select their regiment, which, however,
must be one Of the old regiments ip the
field. ne
Thomas Jefferson Boyington, late Uni
ted States Attorney for the Southern Dis
trict of Florida, was to-day appoin ted
Judge Of the same District, in place of
Marvin.
There seems to be well founded belief
that If any change shall be made Gen.
Grant will be the successor of General
Rosecrans.
There is probably no truth in the ru-
NOR that Gen Meade is in hot pursuit of
the flying rebels, or that they have re-
treated beyond the Rapidan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

WHAT DoEs II MzAN?-The summary
OF foreign news brought by the last steam
er announces the departure of the rebel
emissary, Mason, from London. and i'm.
mediateiy afterwards gives the following
paragraph:
"Mr. James Buchanan, formerly Min.
lister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraor-
binary to the Court of st. James. from
the United States, and afterward Presi.
dent OF the Republic, arrived in London a
few days ago"
Can 1t be true that the O. p. +. has
gone to England? II SO, his departure
has been kept very secret by his friends
In Pennsylvania. Perhaps he goes to
take Mr. Mason's place, and do ali he can
to lower the United States 10 British es.
Will not the Copperhead or
gans or leaders announce whether Mr..
Buchanan is at home; or, if he has gone
abroad at this time, will they not announce
the object of his mission
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

nrOWhsOn'e views OF the war.
In speech at Philadelphia, Orestes
Brownson said
"The war is not calamity. Nations
have gone out and expired in abs lute
hunkeyism. hope the war will not
cease until it has made all the North men
1t has been our supineness that hes ALLOW
ed the South for thirty years TO gamble
on our love of the Union.
men cant be neutral in these times.
How can good son be neutral when he
sees man with dagger pointed at his
mothers heart! Country is more than
mother. The neutral is not only traitor;
ne is coward. have no sym pathy with
a party that seeks to come into pbwer
through peace. Give the rebels peace
and you give them independence. The
Copperheads are deceived. Some of their
leaders expect but temporary secession.
The South has no such an idea. They
have used the Northern Democrats how
they intend 10 future to treat them can
be seen from the Richmond papers. They
will keep between them and the wind.
and then hold their noses. This Union
once dissolved can never be restored -
We must elect such men to Office as will
push the war and sustain the Govern.
ment."
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many Preparations sold Hnaer toe nars G.
Bitters. pax mp n cazr Bottles compounded q The
cheapest whsSey or common run, costing from 20 L
80 cents ESlloR, The taste disguised BY Anre o.
Coriander Seed.
This class Of Biers has csusei ard will cont niue 70
cause long ihes be sed huna reds to die III.
death Of he drunksr. By their the system keut
ccutnusily urder the influence OF Alcoholic
Of the worst sni, The sesre fsr Liquor created am
kept up. sod the result zItthe horrors
on q drurkRrdfs lise and dean.
For thase v be desire and will have Liquor Bitters
we tubsh the foiIqSios receipt. Get Ore Boftfr of
HooAaEa's Gernsn BifteFs sud mix with three Ouarfs
OF good Brandy or hiskey. and the result viii be .
PREPARATION that will far excel in medcin-I v;rtne,
and true excellence al the LIQUOR Bite
In the market, and vii cost much less. Ton will hsv
all thu virtue q Il0onards htiersin connection iii
good article OF Liquor 81 much less price thar
these interior preparations " III cost xou