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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
SUGAR Cane Seed.

TIIIE subscriber has hand and is receiving pure
i article Of OTEHEITAN CANE SEED, which the Hi
aad T-ya sugar Cane growers pronounce tho best
for sugar, 81 per pound. would say to the farmers
that have made arrangements for running by steam,
large SIX BOILER MILL, the largest sugar mill used
in the loyal States and shall make two Of Cooks
justly celebrated Eyaporators, known to the best
in use, which will enable to make from two to
three hundred gallons Of syrup per day Those wish
ing patronize nay enterprise, VIII be sup
Piled with th, best Surgho seed free Of charge.
Apri p, l. s53-4t. A. J.. PARKER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
SPt.CIAI. Nn1IC,I,-

SPECIAL. NOTICE.
On and after july 1st 1893 the PRIV eye OF clRvart-
ing tn present ssuc of l.FdiAL TENnER NOTES INTO
IltF NATIONAL SIX PER CENT. LOAN (ram.nDuIy called
- Flvc-l wentfcs'') will cease
All who wish 10 invest in ths Five Twenty L must
The core, apply before Ia. Ist OF JULY next
JAY COOKE. Subscription Agent
Ii4 SuLth Third 81. Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

The ratio Of sick ftr the whole army of TIE
Potomac is less tian six y-,i9ht in the ore
Thousand, or under scvcn pr cent. 'lhc oiTi
cial report of the Medical Dlector in which
tie above is stat,d Il. says that all tfe more ser
ious disPascs to which tror ps in camp are Ia
be, and especially hose hn depeld upon neg
lect Of sa i;ary precautions aud bad diet, have
lately 1T rtastd in marked degree. fyplinid
fever and diHrlhca have decreased respect yc'v
twcn'y eight and thirty two per cent. since
JAruary last. This lavnrabie sla:c Of health
is attributed 10 improved diet, The increased
attention To sali i'aiy reeHln'iots, aud The
carncstncss and ability of Medical oilitcls
TIE FEENcn GeyEENNExT BUILDING Ax
IMMENSE FEET OF STEAM fEANsroRTs.-The
London cOrir sF"Iident Ut the philadGlpiiiH
Enquirer writes as follows
The French are just now buiIling AN i'm
mense Atet Of steam transports, largc slrQ1g
and powerful, each one cirIalbe Of carry iry
thousand men, with horses and artillery
Forty Of these are completed, ami there are to
be enough to carry an army of 10000, with
all its stores and materials Now. the cr1es-
tion is, what can be the destination of this
large, costly, and powerful feet of transports
They are not for continental warfare In Eu-
rope they can be of use IN trnnsp1r. ing troops
only to Holy or England. TLey mean inva-
sion somewhere. by means OF them force
Of fifty thousand men could be landed any day
in England or Ireland and in ten or twelve
days in the United States, 1t may be doubt
ed if any country ever bad SO formidable
means OF aggressive warfare"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
Elijah CIark's Estdto.

RTOTTCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified Adminstra-
Of the Estate Of lh Clark deceased late Of Del
county, Ohio. All persons Interested will gov
crn themselves accordingly -
April 81, lS63-3w BYRON JENKINS.
Reaping and Moving Machines.
THE best in the market, for sale by
4 apr "a 63-Sm C. c. CHAMBERLAIN. Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
Sheep Shears.

TTYHITES Patent American Sheep Shears, a superior
w article Also Wkin sons and other makes, just
r,ccivod and for sale by
April "a 1S63-2n c. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
: JSNAF9
JAMES G. ETMORE
Richmond Papers Of the goth Contain the fol1ou-
o. S. NJ. Aye.

No charges made at this Agency for bust
ness done or blanks furnished
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
TONES a. RRATT
NOTICE,

TTHE Arm heretofore existing under The name Of 3.
u a.. Littel B son. h dissolved by mutual
All those indebted 20 the late arm will please call
settle with n. N. IITTElL.
Delawtrs Ohlo, April 5, Ises.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

A pRafgs REroRr.-The Charleston 'Mer
enry says, 4 tbe Yankees love the nigger, -
The louisville Journal retorts that the COM
plexieB of . large peStiqa Of the servile pop
uIation of the South IS prstiy stFeug indica-
tion that. the 'chivaIry enteFtaip tAs esme feel
ing, at least -tSSTaFd the .teulale msR5Ys Of
the raIored race.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-10
NORTHERN TORIES AND TRAITORS

We are not Of those who denouuce oil po-
litical opponents of the Administration as
tories or traitors, for We know that many
Of them are Just as patriotic and loyal at
heart as we are. But when we hear man
continually accusing the Administration OF
"vioIsting the Constitution" in it's mea-
sures to punish traitors and vindicate the
authority of the Government; we cannot
repress feeling of suspicion that his 10y
atty is not az sound 40 it might be.
And when we hear man continually
prsting about s'peace," without pointing
out to Us a method Of making peace with
out dishonorablc concessions to armed
and defiant traitors against the government,
we set him down az either a coward or q
sympathiser with the rebels.
Every man who has harsher words for
the Administration at Washington than for
that at Richmond, who is more ready to
accord honors and rights toqour "Southern
brethren" than to loyal people and to
officers and2soldiers Of the Union armies;
who 10 more vehement in the championship
Of disioyal persons than free 10 bis sym
pathies Tor the cause Of the Uniou;-all
such men, whether high or low, great or
small, protesting to be loyal or not, may
safely be set down as tories, and many OF
them as traitors at heart who would be SO
in act if they had a good chance. Let such
men be sFmarkeds for future reference"
-TChioago journal.
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ing sem. Official communiession In relation
thereto wAs resolved By shs Post MasssE--s
Sominaaieatipn extremely aastering q Tho
General, and giving BIN ubmissskabls
proof that he 10 aapprsciatsd'' q head
quarters.
wAsHtEsros, Dec. 81, isaa.
Dear Feat Mas'eYs
Tho earth iss the Lords, and the fulnesa
thereof! Bot be careful Of the military
Brigadier Gensrxis are 20 BE- feared. They
say unto one, t'go, and he goesh, and 20
smother, come, and be oomssh !" where
fore they ara 70 Be held in ave. Tas
heather rage, and imagins . vain thing
They eaIl for the head Of William in . char-
ger T. Bat 80 yeIit cometh not on. ~
| Let the Saints OF the Lord possess their
souls in patiencs. The 6eVises Of the IN
cody shall some 70 Dought.
Yours in the true faith, and with dry
powder. JOHN.
To the P. H., oOunei! Bluffs, Iows,
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rMANcTPATION CONSTITUTIONAL.

+ The great Virginia orator, Patrick Henry,
whose democracy Bone will question, pre-
dicted that period would come when Con-
grsss would attempt the manumission OF
the slaves as o constitutional q OF. And
continues be, have they not power? "Have
they not power to provide for the general
defense and welfare May they not think
that these call for the abolition Of slavery?
May they not pronounce oil slaves free, and
tciN they not be sCarranted By that potoer?
This 10 no ambiguous implication or logical
deduction. The Constitution speaks to
the point: THEY HAvE TIE POWER. in clear
unsquiUocaE terms, and srilE, clearly and
certainly, exercise It," -Elliets's De-
bates Of Va vol. 3. p 500.
But this vas in the good old days when
democracy meant something, and stood on
the broad platform Of the declaration of
Independence that " all men are created
eqnal, )" and when democrats [Hke Jefsrse o,
Madison, Patric Henry had heads to think
and hearts TO feel for the ttrights Of all
mankind" Then the Constitutio9 was uu-
lderstOod to be framed for the advancement
Of liberty -noD sham democrats" can see
10 it nothing but conservator Of "South-
eren rights and interests" and especially
OF aE1peYg. ~ -g".s .+n,.
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New York. Jan. 6.


The Tribuns ssys, sditorially, that let
ter from Q we'll Informed source, from
Paris, states that few days before q letter
written by che Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
Drhyn De L'Huys, EesehSd the Emperor,
II advised him q modification Of che policy
Of the Emperor was required By the public
voice that he was 90 Fer committed to the
present policy, that he could not change, he
therefore rendered bis FesiguatiOo, recon-
mending L. VsllessS 80 bic successor; thst
the notifications needed were, in Tia frst
place, greater liberty in regard to Italy |;
I'd. Tbs withdraYal Of che French army
from Mexico, and treaty with that powsr;
Sd. Joining 10 u note, 70 be sigusd by En.
gland and Russia" to- the Confederate aa.
thofitiss, taking the ground that as ths re-
bellion had nov eontina ed nearly two years
without success, that the Interests Of M
manisy and civilization required them TO
lay down their arms. The wrissr adds that
instead Of opposiDg these propositions, the
Emperor, upon further consideration, took
q more favorable view Of the policy indi-
Gated. The writer addss 10 an emphatic
manner, shas Notwithstanding the uuszpscs-
cd and surprising character Of this infofma-
tiop, it is strictly true. I'd !! III & IL d,
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Cane Race, Jan.

cape haces jan Q.
The City Of Washington, from Liverpool
Gath, Queenstown 25th, brings the follow
ing news. =.
The Liverpool Journal Of Commerce. says
the Government has issued orders that the
pirate Alabama be warned OF from oil
British ports, and notice given that If any
more British property is destroyed, The
Government will at once take steps to de-
ssroy the Alabama. The Shipping Ga2esss
denies this. -. - "
. The London Times publishes letter from
Commander Maury. He il very bitter
against the Lincoln Government, and repu-
dates the idea OF reunion. He says the
South are we'll supplied with arms, and as
determined as ever. He asserts that the
custom receipts ss Charleston in Jaly, was
greater than those Of corresponding months
for ten years past. p:
Consols 924(a92a. - i. Al"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-10
, Nawl YORK Ian. 1

The steamer Mcclellan, from New Or.
leans 9th, has arrived. Nothing impof.
tans has srapspirsd. II 10 understood that
Banks haa proposed making Baton Rouge
bis head quarters. ''','',' ST" 4 s-i'
It is reported that the French have gained
"ome successes ID Mexico. They had cap.
tuFed Paetta, and were waiting fer rein.
CrcrInrnts, and then expected TO advance
on the capital, distant abuut 90 miles. sig
thousand FrsDcb landed ana Ehavsss taker,
Tampico. a.. s.....
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-10
Z THE PROCLAMATION.

ABRAHAa LIscoLN has proved to the
world that be possesses will to which the
annals Of American history furnish no
squal. Hs has been tried in the are and
stood she heat. Bsseiged on one side BY
the cohorts of Abolition, demanding an
sdict OF immediate and unconditional
emancipation, and threatened, on the other
hand, by southern sympathizers, and hon.
eat, hut deludsd, conservatives" vi tn the
diress Of oalamities to the Union cause,
should he attempt s'any interference with
slavery in the States where it exists"-he
tas kept straight forward in the path
marked out for himself-not moved By en-.
treaties, nor intimidated By threats; he has
turned neither to the right hand nor the
left; every influence that could be brought
to bear upon hing has proved imposens TO
swerve him one iota from the path Of duty,
but with mind single to the great cause Of
the Constitution, be has pressed onward in
the even tenor of his way, having only in
view the preservation Of his country and
her inestimable union.
We have had frequent misgivings that the
surrounding pressure would prove too great
for the President, and induce him to re-
nounce the course he had elected to pursue;
bat the clouds in the horizon Of our hope
have disappeared--the dawn of realization
has dispelIsd the gloom Of suspense, and
the morning of the new year brings us re-
peved cause to thank God for Old ABE.
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BY T ELE GRAPH
Latest Dispatches.
Nashville. Jsn.E5.

Il rained hard here On Saturday, arqd ell
was ouiss until evening, when the 30 Ohio
and sssh Indiana chsfged md esrfad lttss
rshal breast works, cspsaring SO psisOnsrs
and killing many, with bus slight Joss 60
themselves. ,,,..r
Theirs Was spirited engagement as La.
vergns, ON she Sd, in which the rebels were sr
defeated. With loss 81 81 killed.
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Murftes sboro, Jan. S.


The enemy, in svacuatiug. left no prop.
srsy behind. Nsglsy pursusd them with in
taOsry and cavalry, and is ssiil following,
to-day. Spears first Tenn. brigade attack
cd and dispesssd heir rear guard yssssr.
y. Their loss on Wednesday was S 5000;
on Thursday, several hundreds /; on Friday;
over 1900; Saturday nights attack ] DO.
f., We have 1900 81 them PRISONERS, in
GLIDING two oolonels, several majors Tbs
famous Let Louisiaaa regiment was cut 30
pieces. '-'''',,' .' : 20 i2.Tfi.s {
> Our losses In all the engagements " |sss
1900 killed aad 5000 woundsds Several
shOusasd were taken prisoners One third
Of the wounded will soon be ablsto sssdas
duty. The army was considerably deplsksd
BY stragglers, ibSluding . number Of d.
Gers. The whole have bsss dismisssd in
disgrase. Arssisw Of sths Held on battle.
since the evacuation, shows that shs snssny
we're much more tOrmidablJ posssd than We
had developed even by terrible lighting. E;i
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-10

/. DR.. E. B. 0lds was. lately imprisoned on
account Of one Of bis public speeches, and
nov he Is elected to the Ohio Legislature.
While agreeing with him In some things,
We cannot regard bic election as q eredita-
bic thing. His arrest may have bsen wreng
or ill-judgsd, bnt the speech for which be
wss arrested Was al least very unpatriotic
and dislpyal one, and the author 10 unfit
to represent any 6thsrdhan an unpatriotic
and d'sl"yai, constituency. II does act
follow that a man ought To be il the
Legislature because be ought not to be
In jul.
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WaahingE0n. ian. I

70 the House, Nosl, OF Missouri, fspm
the select committee On Emancipation, Fs%
ported 4 bin to hid Missouri II securing Pie
adjustment Of slavery therein. Il pfoyiass
for the issue Of $l0 .000, 200, i'd 80 ysar
bonds, payable TO loyal Ownsrs, Govern
meut pledglng itself to the; deportation and
colonization Of freed men. The bill Eas
discussed some, time, when motion was
made to lay it on the tAbls-7disagrsed 10.
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Chicago. Ian. 8

'E-.' - f~F7a' - s1- - al rSt "a q
.,...s : -, ar oN'So' san.
y pc follO~'ng ssspn,e secOsDs q sas
9. $ar rigns ano 'ns feOoi 49, M
H ssns'esi 3 S'ss'aS - f '.H ''''''
1sss Oe'o reselseo - i .4.i
osn. @oc'oAs so"mSna' ~sssa ~
tne fssn'' eOaposea@ s0eesefsc,I
apa ooenaan = o .pla'' ~sts
r'gn l'. 20 ieis 10 70 the ofasF namsa. h
s % morning enemy snrsFa h am. gu ap
onenaan ana 'ne result vac 'eE tl r.o's -
epemy' ~ snsy were snflce repui'eo'
4 4'n satns saey ADVANCED m greaser naaas
ana VITA greater uespsrasl e sDaa 49,
ana snenaan = ss1l men q Were eompeaiea y
ground. y was only Tor momen.
ga.aaa' sen' siil, assissea ~ esnef 80
onosfs' soon rallied vac aoeps' aaa
asaFs anu STRIPES oaoe more aosAnoeV :
sne feoeas were ariven from 'nls aaaa's
we hsia' IL was . rev minutes a.sst 9 -
tnis socO1rfea, ana %. . snsts ams sisps
wnee me attention Fas olfee.sasO 2. Il
rene .l llgnss vnsrs 'nrse slslsl0ss =
snsmy under hasdss, advssOsd V ~
columns and charged lnpsssens1y on Is
sem DAVIS portiogn. Of Jonnso p11s MANI, 4
o. sSohnson's Diyisiop inlas ssn DIO1
. .l1'. Oetofe saey had tims % 'a1s -
aroAl inc ssaok. : sh'og exseh s1'sAsssty y
o. s91yss : aau nlsa sasss
n0ns ,,aa oss - toagas Nell ans
=, - ssss. 10ou.Ie1 O.,
80 = - - .susa aoss = - -.
ny: - Z ' $50 sns s. - = -
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New York, Jan. 5.

A Falmouth dispatch OF the 80 gives %
account of the reconnaissance, IN force, re-
gently made to Morrisvine, on this side Of
the Rsppahannoek. They made distance
Of 4s miles in 80 hours. One Of the regi-
ments crossed the Rappahapnoek and pea
etrased seven miles into the interior, but no
rebels were found.
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- : - No York. Jan. ..

=. NeW IOtks sAns %
The Times, Of this dsy, 'has the fol-
lowing: II ~,
Nashville, 5sh.-zRrona persons arriving
from the battle iieid Ss learn that on Sat-
urday Dight, during the storm, shs rebels
attacked our men in their rife pits alongthe
whole line. There was heavy Sighting On
the center. We finally succeeded In dri-
wing the rebels across Stone river. The
TIN Pennsylvania, Sd Ohio and 18Th To-
diana were the frst Regiments who carried
their defences. s'.-7 -T ..'' 4 ...a-~f
On Sunday morning stanley's brigade
sDtsred Murfressboro. The town 10 CON
siderably injured by shell. ."s.'
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New York, Jan.S.|

(, =. t.tt.s New York, JansS.
4. washingssn spesials say,a bill for lsss
Of. massue and Feprisal againss the red
referred to-day, and viii probably p
after being amended 90 a. 10 inelads
sign enemies, as well as domestic.
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Oonsols 921@92f..
Wash;uvkonx Jan, 6,

Saturdays Richmond papers have dis-
patch from Murfraesboro Of the 3lss saying
the Confederates destroyed two milliou dol.
lars wersh Of Yankee property in the rear
OF their army, last night. -...: ~:
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Wmhinaton. Jan. s.

In ths House bin was inseodas bed TO an-
nul all treaties with csrtain Stony tribes Of
Minussosa, 20 relievs the sufferers caused
by the late oasrages, Ii appropriates si,'
SOC, 900 out Of, and sxsingnishss the trust
fund II these Indiana. a reserve OF LOU
asrss will be set apart for saqh Indian who
sxsrssd himself to stay the massacre. Bill
passed. rs to IL. 5s. s,g..8 r.
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Louisville. Jan. :

: -hah .1sE#i LOUISVILLE, JAM IL
dc AdSiess from head quartera say that or
dsrs haVa,bsen Issued fer the arrest Of .
number Of desssteFs from the army Of MUIR
frsesboro. ~hsy were fsturped to NASH
VILE Ia lropa. sz Na@ fsts.sa5i 4-:....5"
Dispatches say that 30 me rsbel prisoners
captured on Thursday, and paroled, had
been 10 MurfressborO only four hours, be-
longing to Regiments which were diress
from Richmond, = .....- 81 =. ,-..-. -.
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Ohieseo..J,

Major l. N, Cook, paynasssr Of. shsl q.
8. army, 10 . asfaslssr.in the snm 81, nearly
bali . millisn of dollars, which hs bas
gamoled away in Cincinnati, LouisTiile 4nd
eA'res Nearly hslf asf IL BE-. already b cen
rec "e'sd' IL ia, believed .kss the whole
N'''s De sTeasHa'|y restored sofshs Gore to'..
mensz v-.... 1883 farI
- - T. e. e & u |
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PesT OFFICE, coUNeTr. BLuFFB, I
nnAA

-N'1 OoSs lvkAs AooSs ,
Brig. Gss. JOA" Cosk, SiOsR City I0ss:
Dear Sig:-Your favor Of the 18th, IL re-
osiVsd, informing me Of the srsnsmissiOD
OF certified copies Of nv demonstration TO
you, to headquarters. Thanking you for
yonr kindness and consideration FOR poster
icy. have to inform you that have also
sent copies Of your pronupcismsnso TO the
"powers that be. J" that they might have an
opporsuni.y-to sdmirs ito freshness and
beauty.
Iiopiag that both your and my documents
May arrive safely at headquarters, =.
remain your ob~dsnt servant,
W. w.. MGYSARD, P. u.
GRAND FINALE.
The whole matter hassng been laid before
the Department 81 WsshisgsOS, sbs follow
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HEApouARrras AKxy Pore

. .. HEADQUARTERS ARHY PoTesAenl
7@. @s1~@@ Jan. Z.
Although there i no rehsl force os's
frODss and the army q Port Royal u.
drawn sntifely from views il 10 not
lisvsd The army has been sens 70 rtiDfqs
thsfebels at any other quaEtar. b
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Philadsluhia. Jan. e..

The commander Of the Bank. hsad Monis
ter, in bis Official report expresses sbsiopiD-
ion that the Monitor sprung lsak in the
forward part where the hull joins to the ar
NOR. She sunk In 40 fathpms Of water.
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New Ymk. Jaa {

Richmond papers oonsain ) speeial
patch IRON Bssgg. il which II ssEss
edges sIlas he founa or fsssss 100 Sd
for him, end ras epnsslIsd % fail bssk
Tuilohoms. The papsrs iAmsDs tba.
Yanksss will now obsaia = psseion If "a
lAU20e&SScs& =, a. = ggssszss
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! eP Counterfeit munitions Of postal
eur rney ~ The DENOMINATION Of fitty cents.
are IN cFcuIa,"n IN hs EASTERN part Ut
the State. Look 0at for them.
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~ aahipesgR 3aa. q
B;sssaSsd papers u kIshsa5 ksss
patches from Ldsat. Gen. Ps1bsss
yisksbute d shs u, whieh - ~ y
ny, isdIpg III ea0st anasssIiasg =
any inraad npos orr pesisisn hsse, -
enbsrkss lahslss ! sopAidsssbls psn
of ,ihlrsnchlHg 1osIs ssd Other rda
He has apparsntl5 rslinq aisbsd kis -
spou Vicksbarg. G'hAttanooka -. y
Yankee prisonsrs, fran y differs
.nsnts, hays been broaght ID wiIhia -
swo days. 4 train, loaded viii Gees
rste weandsd, vas throRn from shs 81
on Friday norning, near BridgspeEs. =!
en soldiers wsrs killed.
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WaahinaEol

I The oomhissss 6f wags ans hears BAD
iabofioas session dsysftFnooa.
10 likeIy that thor will recommend the isss
Of $500, 600, 900 Iegsl .ender notes.
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We expect TO "hold, occupy and possess"
ell the rivers Of the South Ia less than 60
days. We shall have the Father of waters
and an his children.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-10
hinrfrsashorA. Jan. 5.

n Brdggsa army left without bnrying their
dead. xhieAssur array Is now doing. Search
over che battle field. reveals terrible
slaughtae4in jsheirs rauka. 4: IL will double
ours. Rosecrans' army is in spleudid spir-
lis, and eager 70. follow after the enemy.
\ Moss of TIE resident secessionists Of this
pa. p'a e.. and their families, asd, nOswith-
standing the rain. Our troops were en-
gagged on Saturday and part Of Sunday in
throwing up lDtrsnchmenss, gradually get
ting nearer town, untii at last they were
able 70 throw shelf into the heart of the
place. r AZ 10 O'Clock on Sunday Gear
Rose Grams and staff entered the town. gs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-10
Nashville. Ian. &.

NAsnFtiAes Jan" o.
Over 600 prisoners, including nineteen
commissioned officers, arrived here to day.
UusfBctal reports say Oannonading has
been heard to-day ten miles beyond MUIR.
freesboro: Bragg may stand ct TullohO-
ma. Our Joss does not exceed 10000.
The rebel loss is doubls eurs. a nuubsr
Of che best buildings iB Nashville have
been taken for hospiesas. News from the
front ID very nAsagrs. Cumberland river
IL still fising. Gs51s'a f107q egsf asai,xa 81 s.