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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-23
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Wfan 1aretbt aus DartS: Die 0rtelter, bic
unter Suare; pOltttt 9s9en pte &esterune
rnadten nnb bertrte6en pmr0en, febren isbt,
mo tbre Dartet pbenami il, tn Ofalie 3m tbren
Dfarreten 3nriid mnb ~begtnuess ttre 8bdttsteit
Iofort NIT 8etreibune BON Danfs Nbre6en an
ben &aiie r ber 8ran3V1en, tppbet, tpte auf 0as
role, jeOs6 Mal bte 0eubun9 Ooytommt, ySs.
Majetat mSge aud fernerbtn Dem 9anSe tbren
madbtt9en SGub 6epabren." Die vSGnars
gen., pel9e Dem 6~rettune btS @raber;ues ntGt
gang trauen, stebtn bic 6remOberr16aft zines
1ransT1l9en 0rUtecturatS elmer frdfttsen Ne=
oierung, rpsl1e i'm Qau0e tire gBurssln bur6
9eran8tebung aler rBarteien lnGen mGBte,
Dor. Nud BITE IASnen Sennorttas lnS felt
Dem 9rpBen Bale am 7. Suli, wp bic fran35,
TiGen STi3tege lire 2tebeuswarbt0tett srprobs
ten. entlAteOen fir bas fran5Sfl0e 0roteftprot
9eponnen !; au6 bat oue Dstret pom 80.
Stunt, porin Der Guadalupe. SrSen ber9efsQt
trurDe, bet DEN etteln 6pnoralioren Der 6aupts
aabt 6urOre 8entad)t. unD wel1e Werlpetttpe
erSfuet baS ftan3UTI6e 0rotettOrat ouf @tren.
2e9ionSfreu3s! 3u9let@ bat bte vgegentl9aft
oeB m~erttantlden &atIsrttunt6" cine Mteuge
nsnsr mOnar9tftlAer Bl1tter gesrGneet unD
In per y@lafetts", t6rent 6anptoraone, In Der
er(ten Nummer einea Nrttfel perGfsntli9t,
NORTH aGen biIpantfAen Staaten Der SsebDe-
9an0I9ub NIT Dan Worten bIaeepurfsn ptrO :
u6erofratu8, welGer ben Selnpel BON GpbeIus
~ansauoete, bat baourA letneu Namen fir bte
Gptsfett perbabt 8emaGt; tper. aber 0es Teuer
an ale bic tranrteen 6retltaaten le0en wuute,
pelGe bonn Hto Bravo BIS ans Gap 0urn
pegsttren, Der wuype nur Oas 3ervatn ebnen"
II: ~. ~. .5... eag f.
Die nsusfe msrifanil9e @ot b~sgsil1ert ben
GOulttutionet 81 einer l9pungrst@ea 9Obrebe.
TranfreI0 Zig bsgtant Das Btatt - be3tpedt
ta 0isrtfo -ssur Werte Der @erecattneett, lin j,
ei8enn0Btgtstt uEo @efttung. Die SDeeu,
us&e @eparo tn Ietnern &~unb1dretten pom
3. Wlar5 entmtGeIt, fab eben 70 ptele Dumm
betteu, oenn-fra9t Der GOuRttutipnel-ls6eu
Die Ser. Staatea ntnt In 9utem Ginperne6
men In 8ra1ltsu2 l1no pnrum potI!en lfe
bic grriAtung stns5 5petten &aiIerrei@S far@
ten, rpelGsS tbrem panbel unp tbter SnDutrte
etnen neuen u. ausgepe6nten Matft e,Sfnet e
Derarttge gnlFdtsn ltefen tbren @runoldben
nno Snterelen supiDer unb mir rednen gu
lebr auf bte 0eintdlthfett unb ben Qtbsraltez
mus bee Ser. Staaten, urr ntbt iber;eu8t Az
letn, DoB, wesn etnnral per grOBe Qugenbltd
oOr6et 1T, fe auerfeanen wsrbeu, baB Trnnts
reid 9etqan BAT, tras ss muBts, vr1no tab
WtertfO Elm Ne8t BAT, gu tbun, paS eS wtQ.
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Nn Die GlrHer Der Ser Gt0atett.
%uruer

[IEItSE .
Die 3ett TT berangefpmmen, no eS teoem
Denfenben flar ietu muB, 0ae Selbfpenter
un0 Ssl6Fbanoeln Der 8uraer bte erbalteaDer
Glen1ente etaee retn. bemCfratrIGeu Staates
0cer 9taeten=B unoe5 ltnb. 10Y
Gin tnrssr SItd auf bts pOlttt1de Geraon=
9enbett Der Ser. Staaten 9enn9t, UNI sur lie.
~bsr3ensuns gu fibreu, bae bte @~Iei@saltietetl
Der 9rCBen Wfafen Der 8Irger19aft, nanent,
ltd o6er Der beutl1en Glerneute, alGe uebel,
tpslGe isbt NIT rteftger @uht auf un5 ta(eu,
berbetgefitbrt BAT.
lBte ?..~
Daour@, OaB man 9eptfenlulen 8rOOpos
littferh unb ebr9et3t9en Oaunern bic gauge
SETTING Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf's un-
oe%rantpDrtlt@f BE it6erIteB. Sid an pOltttldeu
SorSsrl ammlungen unb 8orwablen 3u betbets
lt9eu. Da6 fel geraoe benz ebrltdRen 8ar1
ger ntGt eth, enttpeoer aus IAlent angebrddz
tenn 8ertramea Ober aus 6urGt, ltIblt NIT Dem
oerd4tlt9 estporbenen Namen etne0 Drabtate-
benoen Poltt!Fsrs beIe9t at tperoen.
60 Bate ote IeIbRia9ttg bersGuenbe 8rob.
paltttf 1ets fretes Sptet - uno BITE 8eretrtos
ten Staaten wurbeu bts 3uun Mbsrunoe bee
8eroerbenS 9ebra@t.
Dieter untpeIe EN- - neben anbern 3pefen
- ent9e9en3ntreten unD etner GelbftbGttgen,
retnen Democratic mad Dem Gorbiloe zines
EbpuaaS SeferI On uub anberer GROCER Oeuter
8abn gu breAen, baben ltG Die rabtfalen Gle,
mente oeutlAer Nbtunft ttetltpet(e e%eetntat. =
Gtne ~oopFdnot8e @tntgung bteIer @lemevte
TT niGt II pInlnen8wertb, fonbern nut6-
trenotg. - =
Nn lte tpsrpem ,tnb %rnifen I11 ote rabifaGen
&lemente Der 'amglpfdhfI9en uno anberer Na-
ttonsn anIGlteBen, uu0 0te polttiIbe 3utunft
Oteles 0anbes wtr0 SDnt rt@ti9eu Denfeu, ae>
re2tsn @plsn unb retuen Batrtutt8mus al
Iettt abbaneer, tpabrenb bts elenbeu Nuspii6le
ether polttlAen Drabtsteberet pur Der @ads
~faufstt Der oentenben WaFen psrI9ptnben
tperbeH.
"H Turter!
DteIer Organization mI1en mir uns att
i9lieBen, Denn MIR fsrnegbtu Experimentation
pes Gebtfaltemus geiw tuDlen.
Wrn grOBtn S9la4tentaGe bes IS. Sttober
werben liA IN @lsSelanO, ObtO, Mdnner sur
srnle1 Seratbun8 ulam1teninben.
Die Surner barfen babel ni6t feblen Uber
esltsbsn Elm, baB is bas 9rUbs 0ort Der 3stt
rs or GrtS! !" Oersefen baben. 1.aa.
@ammelt @u@ bsnn In bsutlGen @eretnen,
lenost 0ele8aten mad Cleveland unO tptrtt
NIT ben tt6rtgen OOruarts ftrebenbsn Deutl@eu
Oabtn, bab benz retn=oempfrattl@en Staatele>
ben etne bletbenos 8abu gebrU9en tpsrbe, eint
8abn fir 6retbsit, @letGbett un0 8edt fiji
gae. - Mtt 5anOi&lus unb p@ut 5stIl"
81 fuu ea Der IurnSeretn Dol
s)s ST @eUrgetuwn,D Dc.
@eprsetctpn, .. g., 81. Sept. 1868
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9. g. Mafft.

unter allen @auDteaten MarYlanbs fir ote
berdn1absnDen 6~erbltwablen srreot g. g,
Mafft baS metIte NufIeten. Ote natirli@en
uria4en baOon lfnb Dreterlet Grt u Wet[
sr i6 TIM OaS beOeutsnbte Nmt beptrtt, bas
tn Der uaGlfen 0abl TIM Staate A.. perasben
tit; p nell er ptne 3weif;l bon allen @eeeu-
canCtOnten Der Hesieruug Der gef6trli@Re III !;
b neil Die Nbftmmung uber t6n unb Ietuen
0e9ner BON betben Getten al8 Musbrud beB
8plfSmtuens In Der Stlapeufraae betreGtet
uno oeBbalt bon betben Darteten auf's le6e
baftete betrteben tperben trtrb. @tn N1anu,
Der 70 Diel bon lt4 re6en mnGt wie 6r. Maf.
fit, TT wcbl rertb, Elm 8tsGen nGber tn's
Mu9e 9efabt gu tpsroen, mebpesen~ tptr, obne
unS tn etne LANCE btugrapbtI9e @1tlberuna
etn3alaIen, fetne puGtttI9e 8ebeutenbbett TN.
ieren Qeiern be9reift@ gu MAIDEN fuden. Die.
ler Wtann truroe unter Ie6r Straightforward I'm,
tGnbea 9ebOren, erpurb fh Ielbf bur& et1erne
NnItren9un9 cine fir etnen Wmertfaner ntbt
gerSbnlt&e Btlbuns, rang li& empor bon Ct
mem aruten Jn19en 5u e~tnert, tpean ntdt
ret&en, bo9 iebr tppblbabenben Mann, unD
maGte auS f9, Dem unanee1ebenen Slineltua.
etnen lOear bon letnen @e8nsrn fetuer @bdz
rattertGrte ipegen bo4gea@teten Mann. rlnb
IOnberbar, bteIer Wann, Oelien san3es Qeben
etn beFdnbtgeS Ntn8en tpar, De1en 9tetdt6um
unn Stelmng nur oaS STE laltat unuaterbrDp
&ener Ell erner Nrbett If, = Der NIT etnen
gBorte etneS Der pra@tSU0len grsmplare etnes
el6agemaGten Maunes lift, bieler Mann, Def
fen Snts1tsen3 unbe3weifelt unb befen 9fe@t>
I&a6enbett lprtGwGrtli@ if, TT iebt Der &C.
palttglte NDSpfat Der Serrptteten StlaOeret
Inn ieOpG bic 9arabUre DoQfanote gu MAIDEN
mi0en MIR nod btn3ufieen, baB bteler Manu
pom Nnfansea an Elm gang entlAieoener Unions
mann mar, Der game @Ompagnien in'S Self
l9idte unb NIT alien lsinen pulittlaen Srsua'
ben, ben is3siiOntli19en DemOfratsn, Brad
nm NIT 8atb unb 3bat 5u helfen, Der Re6el'
lion ben Naden gu breGen. Wsnn mir nut
nod 1aeen, ba6 bteler Wann BON TrennO uni
IGetnO alS Der fabielte anerfonnt ptro far biz
Steue, bte er 1Aon betletbet unD fur BITE {,
Itpteber eepdbGt tuerben min, bann ptrb mob
Seoermann Sueeben, baB CT eth 9ef6brli9e,
@esner letn mue In etneut @abItampfe. -
gBenn man 1ber beDenft, baB feline g1dbI cir
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Mt@t 10 f61imrt !

DAP General NUIecran8 ntAt 70 badly
beaten TT, trte itb bte 0elbfpefulanten BON
QoutSpiQe na@ 9etr g)ort bat,et teleardpbiren
lafen, 9ebt iACn barauS berSur, baB tptr nod
beute, alIe swei Sage na9 Der SoraebItGen
NteOerlage, BON beuttgen batirte telegraph
I&e OepeI&en aus CHATTANOOGA erbaltsn.
61tte Npfecran5 cine bebeutenbe Nteberla0e
e%Tlitten, pGre ct mad CHATTANOOGA 3uruf9e=
GAlngtn tpproen, 70 wGrf Der GeIearapG bpa
bort na9 bier ldn9lt serIfTrt unb trtr fGnnten
tdGelan9 auf NaGrt1ten bon Der Primer mar
ten. glnn a6er 19etnt es, baB 9tuGecrans iber=
6ampt ntGt 9eIhlagsn rcrben TT, 1on6ern feline
Steaung Der acknowledgement usbeymoGt gee
s~entber fanbbaft bsbauptet bat.
Gus Dem langen Bertdt aus Chattanooga
bonn %. Sept., ben tptr Geute brtu9en, TT fret
ltd niGt reGt ttu8 gu tpfrben. DaBNOIscrans
tte SGla9t Ielber cOmmdnbtrt babe, miro bort
gar nt1t erpabnt al8 commandments 6tsur
1T pIelnebr eth General Gbcrnas bur6 BAG
gan; @el9retbfl tthbur9. NlG8lt9, bae
RoIscrans betm 8e9tnn Ger SGlaGt an Ietnen
neult6 tn ben 3ettungen erpabmten unppbls
|ein IN CHATTANOOGA barnieDsrla9 unb erIt am
AM SOnntag btele 9tabt SerlteB-- tras eben-
falls genelpet irirb - um lt@ mad Dem
SGla4telOe 3u begs6en.
Die 3tpettd9i8e S9laGt purbs an 0etn bon
uns IGDn fri ser G..ssssssbeuteteR Srte - BET Ga
faYette, etneut ettpa Is Wetlen bon g9attaz
aUUga, 5rtfAen Der na@ Shben fabrenben
g@i lenbatn uIb ben 2oCtput WfuuntatnS, tn
etnem 9eureiIAeu @reuScountY 9eleaenen
StaDtGen, 9e1Alagsn, Sen. S6Umds Iheint
etn SUrpscUnlmanoant sa letn, Delen @Drps
ben ltnten 6lt9el Der Npleerans'i9en Nrmee
btlOete. Den reAten SligsI btsIes Corps con-
tnanOtrte Gen. NeYnUlDs mnD al5 NelerDe mar
t6m BrannCn'S Brigade augetbetlt. SIM @en-
trum iAetnt II, q. Elm General gar @leDe
nnb auf btm re&tem 6lRss( iGetnen bic @s=
rer6le Dabts un0 Sbertean ~cemmanbtrt 40
baben. Der SeinO begann NIT etuem 0rcntz
An9rif auf uaIern linten 6Ia9st, S6Ontas'
Corps. isa zs4a
Dnt 9rUBent 8erluf saridgeialageu, 1aGte
er Die SteIlIne bes Sen. GbUmaS AZ fIanft<
rsnf aEs Stsfsu vVas Irtt'puu trsvm tcdGru 6tGAel
ben Wttt. Ge9Rpl0s uno bon benz Centrum
tno benz re1teu 6lagel Der Sauptar<
~ E { bic Oenerale San @le1e nnb Dobt8 na1
letner bsbvobtea GIante csmmanbirte. Nls
Der 6eino Dtee 8stpsgung tutrtte, ItGurste CT
if& auf bas 8efGwG@te Centrum uno
ourGbraG bafel6e. SEPT ater Ittrate 1tG
@en. Granger, DeI6er bte Souptrelerpe c0nts
matotrt 81 BADEN I1etnt, auf ben burbrtn9ens
Den Getno, mart tBn burG unIere Gluten su.Id
un6 itelte 70 bic S4laGtCrOnuug pieber ter.
0aS tOlr um l l1br NeGmtttass.
um 4 nbr NaGmtttasS 8rtf Der Tetnb
a6ermaIs init erneuter 0utb un Ieren linttn
GtigN an, puroe ober abermals suraIfoe1Ala,
gen. Gr 1u@te nun Dieber ben Sen. 1bo,nas
uno guar ntGt ptne grfOIg,' gu usneeben,
sradte ss ater ntAt BIG gu etnem Tlantenou,
Grtf, "a ita StUmus in Der Na6t auf NUss
otle, sttpa 4 Weilen bon 9afa9stte, 3aritdsOa
uno bort cine aeue SteQung etnnobrn.
Dies nn9efatr IGetut Der lansen ggatta=
noo9a-@Orre pOuoen3 tur3er @tnn at fetn.
20 lGetnt afl0, baB man pctt unten cine /. a.
Dprntpt Battle" gef4Ia8m BAT.
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tun9" BON beute N6eno melbet. bos Dor etnts
Sogen an pie @rOStn3tolbebSrbeu bteNfobnuno
sei4tdt pnrOe, lt& auf bic neuen 6 a m e r
Bablen 9emGB ben beRebenben gerurb>
nurgen Sor5uberetten.
StaIiem.
2aut 8rtefen aus 81 TOM BON 2. SeSt6r.
Bate Der Dapf bte Wuforoeruns 3uua @ebste
fGr 0oIen, tpeEAe ben SAGuB be8 Bet @eleoen>
belt Der neultGen Nro5eIlion bon bem garots
nal : 0tcnr erlaIsnsn S@riftfidss bt(Det,
bteIem Document init et8ener 6ano bta3as
sefast.
Das l1rt9etl TN 9rO3b 8arbeetnt III &C.
fGut tuorSen; 9nattromante par6 Der Ser
l@tpSrnn8 iAul0t8 b%efnnben unb gu 5ebu
Sabren @tni4lteBunB 0erurtbetlt, bic GGrtiu
8arbertnt btn8s8sn fret8eiproGfn.
sfmalarb.
Die oTrance" Bate 5terIt bon Dem S@ub-
tanO Grutbnnbntle gelprOGen, bag swiI9en
NuBtanb uno ben Beretnt8tcn Gtaaten TN
Werfe iet. Der rullti6e vSnSaltoe" bonn 90.
Nu9uf metnt, etn IUlbe8 @eI4pab 5erbtene
gar feline 8tDerle9un8 Nublanb beftnbe GG
eueenbltflt@ niGt Ia Der Sage, 8Gnbntfe
IuGen 81 mnfen letn gI,tes Gtn1ernebnen
NIT ben Ser. &5taatsn let a6er bur9 bic 0es
i@tGte unO beioerlettt8e Sntereisn 9ebettt9t,
nnO e8 itebe iebt 10 feF, tpte thinner. Dte1e
gSteOsrle8un8 oes Off3teuen 8lattes madt ben
gtnOrud, alS rOle man ben 6ran3OGen Iagen /:
W1BlanO un0 bic l1nt0n beufen an FeineNQtan,,
oenn cine iol&e brauAsn fs sar utGt erl ;
lOute eB gum S&lasen gegen etnen gemetni a.
ttetulan1en Tetno fOnamsn, 70 miro Ser betber.
letttae U0rtbstl e8 iDOn NIT i& 6rtngea, bab
rFe S41lter an SAulter ouftreten.
G6ina 1nr Sapan.
@9am6Rat %, Suit. Sn Gbtna
herrI4t aQ8etnetne @tuDe.
Die @b9lera pattet tn Shanghai.
Sn SaPan tF Elm 8argerfrteg (3pts
i@en benz 3aifan nno ben 0atmtus) ausee-
brD9ea.
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Sremne G6tHe.

5StUntngtpn, ST., 22. Sept. 3ret
eroBe Dampffreeatten, pabrl&etnltd ru1il&e
lteeen Dor BENT 9afen auf @iluten pdrtenb.
Dtetlben ge9en pefltG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14

REFUGEEs PROM NEWBERN.-We learn that some sew
enty eighty persons VINO recently out of New
bern now at KinstOn, and few others who came
out have scattered in other directions These persons
have all come in consequence of theorder recently
issued by the Federal authorities offering them the oath
of allegiance or Punishment beyond their lines. The
order, we learn, issued with the expectation of
frightening many into taking the OATH but failing
have that effect it was countermanded. Those who
came out we're not allowed to bring any property and
Of course the condition of many who without
is pitsble indeed. We learn that the order COMPEL
ing citizens to leave or take the OATH has been with
drawn-both at Newburn and Washington Raleigh
PROGRESS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14
TEI.EGRAPHIC.
FRoH NASHVILLE.

CHATTANOOGA, May I2tb.-There is nothing stirring
in front Nashville dates of the 9th have been received
The steamer Bard has been sunk in the river above
Nashville by the Gonfederates. The passengers and
crew we're captured. Thos. E. Brewelette has been
nominated as candidate for the Office Of Governor Of
Kentucky.
Five thousand persons, chiefly free negroes, have
taken the oath of allegiance at Nashville under orders
In a raid by guerillas eight miles from Nashville, on
the sOh uls, the Federal pckets were captured aud
wood cutters driven in. N
Two daughters of Rev. CD. Elliott, at Nashville,
have been arrested for carrying Southern letters and
have been sent North.
The Nashville Press News says that Nashville must be
Union in sentiment, or the population must be deci
mated.
Fifteen prisoners from De Kalb, Smith, and Wilson
counties have arrived at Nashville and transportation
North furnished by the authorities.
ANOTHER DESPATCH
TULLAHoMA, May l2th-scOuts from the front to-day
report the removal of the enemys heavy baggage and
tents to the rear of Nashville
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14
ANDY JOHNSON AND HIS SON-Ex.GOVERNOE
BROWN.

AMI JOHNOON AMI HIS SON-EA'UUi ERNOR
BROWN.
CHATTANOOGA, May l1.-An quiet in front. No pros
poets of battle. Andrew johnson has been commits
stoned Major General in the Yankee army, with au-
thority to organize force Of 5000 Tennesseeans ten
thousand niggers. When one regiment of the latter
has been organized Williamsons cavalry will be dis
banded. Bob johnson, son of Andy, has been promo
ted to Brigader.
Ex-Governor Neil S. Brown, of Tenn, has come
through the lines from Nashville and is now at Pulaski
The Daily Press of the 9th contains telegram rela-
tive to the late battles in Virginia. The loss of the
Federals in Sedgwick's command alone, it says was
5000 men. In an editorial, the Press remarks that
Hooker having changed his base tells the story that he
was defeated "0ur first reports were base fabrca-
tons" 'The picture is rghtful 1t adds to the chrO
nOlogy of our sanguinary defeats in the East. The
Press reports the Rebe" loss at ten to fifteen thOus
and"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14

ANUsENESTs.-The several places of amusement, in
this city which have properly, been closed since Satur
day night win be again opened this evening.
At the Theatre, "The JeWessn viii be performed and
as the occasion is Miss Katie Estees benefit the attend
ance viii doubtless be large.
At Metropolitan Hail. several new tabeauK Will be in.
trOducsd This exhibition is really meritoriOus and
has been admired by al who have visited the Hall.
At tie Varieties, Miss Ella Wren will make her first
appearance, as "Evadnen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14
THE ENEMY NEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IhE ENEMY NEAR CHARbESTON-MUFEME
OF STEAMERS.
CHARLESTON, May l2.-The enemy is showing unu-
sual activity He has built large and formidable bat
teres on Folly Island, bearing upon the southern
tremity of Norris Island Several Yankee regiments are
also fOrtiying seabroOk Island Five iron cads and
numerous transports still in North Edsto and
enJy transports remain at Port Royal
The steamer Britain, with merchandise, has arrived
through the blockade. She started from Nassau Thurs
day. in company with the steamer Norsman, which has
not yet been heard from.
The steamer Pet from Wilmington, had arrived at
Nassau. The steamers CALYPSO, Bausel and Antonca
were also there, about to sail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14
[FrOm the Columbus (ohlo) orisis.l
A RUMPUS IN TOPHET.
NoarH RIDaESILLE, Ohio, Jan. %.
Hon S. Meddry


Hon S. Neddry:
SR:-I sand you the following lines comprising leaf in
~ which think has yet been published. Should
think them worthy place the CisiS you will please give
an inleriiOn:
Cone genils muse and touch strain,
Twill echo back the sound again
On scenes that pass'd We now must dwell,
When old Jdhn Brown atriN ed In Hell.
whea Pluto heard old Brown was hung,
Old Tophet with HOsannRs rung;
For vel they knew the lying thief
Would make for them an honOred chief.
Brown to receive they now prepare,
All eager in the Joy TO share;
Old Satan from his throne came down
And eft his seat for old John Brown.
NotIo-g indeed, for him they walt,
For soon he thundeI'd at the gate;
"eome 10, says Pluto, "Qulcky cone,
You're Welcome 10 your fiery home"
Three cheers rOI'd forth In accents brief
To hail the Abodu chief
Old john chlm'd in, and thank the Fates-
Ned safely passed ihe pearly gates
While Arnold held him By the hand,
Old satAn took the Speakers stand
silence cried he "how sl sit down,
And hear me Welcome brother Brown
you're welcome John, 10 your reward,
You've cheated Riddle and the Lord
Though pesrly gates vi ie open dew,
They did not catch my servant true
Az oft you've murdered, lied and stole,
u did rejoice my burning soul,
You've run your length In ear,h's career,
Aud We are pleased 10 see you here.
You'll take your seat at my left hand,
Why do Ihls you'll understand;
BE not surprised when tell you,
Old Abraham is coming too.
There on my right, that vacant chair,
Long since for hinI did prepare
And soon know that he viii come
His earthly race is almost run.
John ct my left, Abe at my right,
Wen give the be avenly hosts fight;
triude group we then shall be,
Yes, t1ree IN one ana one In three.
Abss Cabinet IDS very true,
Win soon kuCck here IS loud as you
Il short, the negro zing clan,
Are travelling here unto man.
shall protest. most loog and loud,
Gains; taking In the motley crowd
For vel know they'd ne dethrone,
And swear that Tophet was their own.
Let Sumner, Stevens, and their host,
When they on earth give up the gho5t-
Unto lower bel appear;
We have no room for them up here
Tseir Clergy, too, I much do fear,
Attractions law will draw them here
Their earthly teachings-tholgh tell,
Are doctrines long since preached in he'll.
They. TOO, must e I'd lower hsne.
For hiher sure 'hey shall not coms-
We are crowded now In every spot
Save here and there q vacant lot.
These I've reserved through all our fights,
Frr ih"ss who have prescription rights;
That corner logs for BsckbOae Tod,
renegade accursed Of God.
The traitor here from his own place
Can view ths scenes st Fortress Chase
Laugh a. the woes Of his old friends,
Till bis curs'd life In horror enjs.
There's other traitors I could tell,
They a-e too mean % 70 He'll
80 LEI each 80 and hunt bis hole,
For green backs here won't pSy their toll
And row, o Jcho, on earth Oppressed,
You are with us welcome guest;
On esrth you played our part full well,
So now with ut forever dwell.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14

FRUrrs OF TIE SUFFOLK CANPneN.-During Ger.
LOngstre0ts investment of Suffolk, he caused the re
mova Of the splendid iron Of the Seaboar and Roanoke
Railroad up to point near Franklin, distance Of
nearly twenty miles. lie has sent away millions Of
pounds Of bacon, and other supplies aud all this has
been done with an nconsderbe loss on our part while
in every srmish he dealt severe blow to the enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-14
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The Lynchburg Republican has intelligence that Gen.
Jones was entirely successful in his raid upon the enc
my, which has been already noticed General Jones
has returned to the Valley, bringing with him two
thousand horses and mules one thousand head Of cat
lie and Eve hundred head Of sheep and six hundred
prisoners who reached S,aunsoa saturday Ffty-.wo
Of them we're sent to Richmond Saturday by way Of the
Central railroad
During bis raid General Jones visited both Maryland
and Pennsylvania tore up and destroyed the track Of
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad IN several places and
also seriously damaged the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
50 much to make it useless for several months to
come.
In conjunction with the destruction of the trussel
work across the Cheat river accomplished by General
ImbOden, the damage done to the railroad is great and
viii eubarras the enemys means Of transportation on
that line for long time come. The Yankees, after
this exploit Of General Jones' when eon;rasted with
t1eir abO-tve efforts at raidng by SOneman, had bet
ter quit Tue business. They are not fitted for it.
HoSE's NoIru CAEoLxA BsIGADE.-The Raleigh
State Journal learns that at Charlottesville General
Hose led his in charge which challenged the ad-
miration Of the commanding General A breastwoIk
had 70 be carried The men moved steadily forward
Hoke led them upon the enemys works. gave the enemy
but one round Of musketry and then resorting to the
blyonet he pushed in upon the foe with loud cheers
driving them from the work, back upon the supporting
forces in the rear who broken and confused with the
pressure Of their own men, fell back in turn upon still
farther lines Of the support, causing general rout-
General Lee asked, "whO the young man was leading
that gallant brigade" and was answered that it was Gen.
Hoke. In this great charge Hoke was stricken from
his horse with serious wound In his ardor, he knew
not the injury he had received but remounted pushed
with bis work. and when it was done, he found him
s far in advance Ofany other Confederate troops weak
with loss Of blood and he became aware Of the serious
Of his wound. He had been shot through the left
shoulder near the Joint with minnie ball. and though
portion Of the bone is broken, we are glad to learn
the wound is not regarded as serious
GEN. JAcKsoS's REMANs.-The body of Lieutenant
General Jackson taken to S;auntOn yesterday on
special train. From Staunton it will be conveyed to
Lexington for sepgture. Gov Letcher will attend the
body to its last resting place.
The pall-bearers in the procession Tuesday we're
Asi Gen. EWel, Maj. Gen. Elzey,
Big. Gen. Winder, Com. Forrest.
Brig. Gen. Corse, Brig. Gen. Garnett
Brig. Gen. Kemper, Brig. Gen. Stuart.
The new Dag which draped the remains Of General
Jackson, while lying in state in this city was presented
by his Exeeeney the President to the widow of the
ilustrous General
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