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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ The President has informed the
Missouri and Kansas Delegations. that
be will carefully consider their address.
and give them an answer ct IN early day.
Is not this q bad omen f-especially %
It is said ths, the Cabinet is equally d.
vidsd on the question. and that the whole
Blair family. from gibbering old dotard
Frank down to Jigsdier. Brindls- Con-
gresham Frank. sre all there. chattering
aud c|smoriDg in favor of the Gamble
Scho6eld dynasty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

"a We have received several copies
of the st. Joseph Daily Tribune. new
paper Just established in that city. BY
D. K. Abeel. formerly of the K.nsss City
Journal of Commerce. The Tribune ia
Radical Union. and gives promise Of be-
ing an able and Influential paper. Sueh
q paper is needed in St. Joseph, and oil
straight out Union men cannot but wish
the Tribune success. Price-Dsily. 46
year; Weekly. 90.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
Tbs President and His EmanciDatioa
E' ProcIamatioa. !
" ERASxpoRF, KY... Au9ust 81,

Tbs Preet4ent ana Hts Emancipation
Proclamation. 9s"
FRAxkpoRF. KY.. Auenat 81.
Gen. Green Clay Smith. Conereasma an
elect. haa Just returned from Washing
ton. I Travelled with him to-day from
CovinRion to this place. And during
onr trip ha told ma that while at the Ns-
tional Capital ha had an interview with
Mr.. Lincoln relative to the iasue Of pro.
clamation Offering general amnesty to
all now in arms against the Government.
who ground their weapons of rebellion.
and como back to their allegiance. He
adviaed the President to guarantee fnll
protection to the persons and property
OF oil returning prodiesls-usine the
general term property" to include slave.
a well a. horsea and lsnda. Mr.. Lin
coin said he would NOT revoke one line
Of his proclamation. Gen. Smith said
he did not want him to do m. but simply
asked that repentsnt rebels he permitted
to test the Legality Of the edict in III.
civil conrss. The President expressed
himself perfectly willing that they should
do this. and said he would shids BY the
judicial decisions when made.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, 3: !: October 1, 1868.

WAsrs ORA TRapE.-Tbs Atchison
Champion urges upon the merchants Of
that town to make efforts for the trade Of
Doniphan County. After doing all in
her power to defeat enterprises cslcnlsted
to build up trade in this County. Atchi-
son now grabs for the trade which right
folly belongs at home. This the Cham
pion proposes to do BY q system of mis-
representation, and BY bribing one of our
County papers. Here is one of The Cham
pion's arguments:
At this time. we especially desire 10
call attention to the vast trade Of Doni-
phsn County. two thirds of which. with q
little exertion by our merchants. would
centre in Atchison. At present there is
. feeling of intense bitterness between the
citizens Of Doniphan County and the peo
pie Of saint Joe. owing to the amin osity
Of the Missourisns towards Kansas men.
Even in Elwooi. village opposite Saint
Joe. meetings have been held in regard
TO nom intercourse with Missouri. All
through Douiphan. feelings of dislike to-
wards trading with Saint Joe. are in
cfessing. and the trade is continually
changing to Atchison. Our merchants
have but to pnt forth their hands and the
ripe fruit can bo plucked. Will they do
i?
The above is simply false. As regards
the feeling in this County. The very
best feeling exists between the people of
this County and those Of St. Joseph
Oar people despise traitors IN St. Joseph,
ss they DO traitors in Atchison. They
de.estsd Border Raft ans in St. Joseph. ss
they did those in Atchison-and it was
about "nip and tuck" between the two
places in Border Ruff an times. a. it is
now. with the advantage somewhat in
favor of st. Joseph. In q difficulty,
several weeks ago. between Gen. Guitar
and the people of Elwood, the loyal ,iti.
sens of St. Joseph were unanimously on
the side of the Z anssns, and cheered them
when they came out shesd. That Ell.
wood meeting. instead of favorins con.
intercourse. was precisely the opposite
il expressed the best feeling for the Union
people Of Missouri. . determination to
protect them from plunder from this side
Of the river. and willingness to restore
to all loyal men their property.
Here is the slur the gentleman who
wants the Doniphsn County trade. gets
eff upon towns in this County which
have had the impudence to desire . rail.
road, notwithstanding the fact that the
town of Atchison existed:
To one who is familiar with the sra-
ded road-bed from Doniphan in the di-
rection Of the Rocky Mountains who
has heard the aspirations of the citizens
Of Geary CITY. Troy. Palermo. Colum.
bus, Mount Vernon. Highland. and Pc
tersburg: who have seen the Peter Creek
route. and the rusty rails at crumbling
Elwood, the allusion of the Doniphan
buffoon to unreslized railroads seem lit.
tie absurd.
All We have to say to the people of the
Northern Counties, on the trade question,
il this: II you cannot get goods at home
ct prices to suit you. nor at St. Joseph.
you cannot do it at Atchison, for that
has been tried often enough; and you
will find it to your advantage. after
starting out, to got Leavenworth at once.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

A GREAT DrscovERY.-It hes been
discovered BY thousands Of housewives in
sll sections of the country that D. B. De-
Land 4 Co.'S Chemical s, lerotus. 10 the
only saleratus that will produce uniform
result. and give perfect satisfaction every
time. II you once try it. you will o.
ways buy it. For sale BY oil Wholesale
Grocsrs in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
r. The Atchison County Journal. i

H The Atchison County Journal. is
the name Of handsome and thorough
going Union Emancipation paper just
started st Rockport. Mo-. published BY
John d. Dopf. and edited BY Lieut. Col.
P. Aus. Thompson. late Of Psn,ck's .
thieves" 1t is just the institution need
Cd in that corner Of Missoari. and should
recsivs . liberal support. a. it is the only
Union pspsr publishsd in Missouri. north
Of St. Joseph and west of Harrisoa Coun.
~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ The funeral Of the late Hon. s.
NJ. Thorp. of Lawrence. took place as
Angelica. Allegheny County. New York.
on the 5th Of September. He was buried
with Masonic honors. and was followed
to the grave BY . large eoucourss Of
Brethren and friends.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ The October number of the La
dies Repository has come to hand. The
embellishments are, "The Joy Of the
Dwelling" and . portrait Of Selma.
Countess Of Huntingdon. The reading
matter comprises sixteen prose and slev-
en- poetical contributions. besides the usu
al Departments. Cincinnati. Ohio-e2
a wear.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
I hsvs lived forty.nine years.-Lans's
Leovenwoytk Speech. .'

I hsve lived forty. yesrs.-Lans's .
LsavsnworM Speech. 1#' a.
From As to so years ago must have
been an awful time for children. Lane
wsa member Of the Topeka Convention
in October. 1855. In the roll of mem
bers 10 bis n.ne, put down James H.
Lsne. ago 80 years. born in Kentucky.
profession. lawyer. politics. Democrat.
That was Just eight years ago If Lane
told the truth then. he 10 40 years old
now but since the passage Of the Con-
scriptiou Law. Lane. like many others.
has been getting old fast. This reminds
"a Of scene in the Senate when the
Conscript Law WAS under discussion /;
We were in th. gallery. aud recolleet it
we'll Doelittle. Of Wisconsin. hsd the
floor, some one had moved to exempt
members Of Congress.
Dooliftle favored it. and stated that
there wss not over four members of the
Sensts but were over age. and not sub.
ject to the Law. Line sprsng to his feet. i.
and " desired to ssk the Senstor from
Wisconsin. IL 10 bic opinion. there is .
Senator on this Aoor. that would plead
age to exempt him from military duty!"
Senator Dooiiitls rstoried. al do not
know that thsrs is. but think the Ssns.
tor from Ksnsas would b - likely to.
- any ons." This brought the Ssusts
and galleries down with spplauss. II 10
now just - Doolittle said. Lane 10 plead
ing age; be is now seventeen years older
than he was eight ysars sgo. and is not
subject to military duty. Fs
P. q. A friend ct out elbow sagsests
that Lane wss not living with bic wife
in 1855. and wanted 10 marry sgain.-
Cosael Grow Pnsss. ezia .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ We have seen, Of late. in Ksn-
sss exchange. two or three allnsions to
Gen. Ewing as "s Judge without ever
having Q lawsuit" This comes with q
good grace from an individual who Wa
compelled to quit the law and 60 into the
newspaper business. in order to raiss
funds to pay his bosrd snd wash bills
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

! H No war news. this week. Rose.
Grams is still reported safe at Chsttsnoo-
q, and thst reiuforcements arc roach.
ing him. Two corps-Hovard's and
Slocum's-have gone to him from the
Army of the Potomac. which indicates
that Meade does not intend to "On to
Richmond." Sc
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ We have received the first num-
Der Of . handsome little paper. called
the Usage County Chronicle. published
at Burlingame. Kansas. BY NJ Marshall
Murdock. The appearance Of the pspsr
indicates that be is q good printer. and
be gets up . creditabls psper in every
respect.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

{ ~ By reference to o. Bailey's ID.
vertisemsnt. it will bs seen that be pro-
poses to pack pork here. this season.
PersoHs having hogs to sell. may do we'll
to give him . chance for them. Many
have been selling their hogs to forsign
spectators. snd in all probability will
be bitten. "a usual,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

! r. The last company that left here.
has been mustered into the l4th, ct Fort
Scott. with the following officers: g. B.
Nusum. Captain: Jossphos UT. lst Lieu.
tensnt Henry Minton, % Lieutenant.
Maj. David has received his commission.
and hss been ordered to take command
of the regi ment for the present.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ The St. Joseph Tribune says that
Lieut.. Gov. willard P. Hall has rscsiv.
ed letter from Kansas, ordering him to
leave the country. Perhaps Kansss in.
tends to run" Missouri.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

IHH We tLis week publlsh On impor.
taut but miserably written) letter from
Senator Fishbsck. Of johnson County.
1t shows clearly the policy of the "Grim
Chieftsin." 1t is Jim Lane first. and
K snsas afterwards. His star must cer.
tainly be waning. when his best friends
become disgustsd with him. 1t is but =
short time since FIhbsck swore by Lane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ D. H. Bailey. editor Of tho Lesv-
enworth Times. prosecuted Mayor An
thony in the District Court Of that Coun-
ty, for false imprisonment. and obtained
. verdict OF $50 and costs. We under
stand that he intends to buy farm with
the proceeds snd with what is left. to
treat bis editorial brethren who stood BY
and sympathized with him in the day Of
bic tribulation. We'lltake sugsr in ours!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

re- We are requested to say that oil
persons indebted to 6. L. Jennings are
required to come forward and make set.
element forthwith. or their accounts will
be placed in the proper legal hands for
collection.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

Il ~ The 9Th Kansas lost heavily 10
the lsse battle Of CaickAmsoga. Among
the killed 10 Lieut.. John L. Grahan. Of
Nemsha County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

~ The latest rumor is. that Gen.
Pope is to snperseds Scbo6eld in COM
,nand of the Department Of Missouri.
Maybe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

E 1t is said to be settled that new
Department of Kansas is to be created.
aad Gen. Curtis placed in com msnd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

5 ~ Gen. Geo. w. DsitsIss has 70.
signed bis commission. on account Of III
health. His resignation has bssn seesp-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

la the rule Of ny editorial conduct l
ahsll abjars thst serv,lity which destroys
The indepsadsnes of The Press. end cast
from me thst isetioss oppoiition which
Risea to panty. What = doe 70 eosat,y.
And whilst thS nsua Of ~ uJoernsl in
dieates In nnmistskshla tesma. its poll
tica. / shall. - . (1ishfnl ssasissl. forget
Whiea. Democrats. so~-NAhinei and
Rspublicsns. aud rsosmbsr only nv
Government. and tbs prsasrvatina of the
Federal Union-aa richly wnrth al the
sacrifices of blood and tssssurs their pres
ervstion may co&t-even to the extermi.
nation Of the prsssnt rsosi Of men. and
the consumption Of all the mssns of the
present ses '1o'sa cat
Puhlishsra inserting this Prospectus
once. prominently. and sending ne ths
paper to Cincinnati. will bs favored with
sn exchange. zoos i'-a ~
-. @.e- w. G. BRowMow.
September 7. 1868. 20 ,lsa $50 -1.'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

Y r. Tho rebels cannot Be 20 poorly o6
for clothing - has bssn reprsssntsd.-
There are great msny new breaches IL
Sumter. IA
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

, ~ II Asrshall Murdock. Of ths
Usage County Chronicle. 10 Supposed %
b 3-M printer. >aet
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

C0O8 oA4o0e
I propose to pablish . Weekly and
Ti. Weekly journal. bearing the shove
title. st Knoxville. IL East Teanssses /:
and the Weekly pspsr. uads up from ibs
contents Of the Til Weekliss. I psopose
to send oot to distant subsesibss. Tor two
dollars per annuu. invariably in edvasce.
Subscriptions, snd rsnisssnces will b
forwarded to Ne Il Cincinnsfi. from
which poist I'sxpsct TO sbip ny psper
and materials. I expect to issue the
6rst number u Octobsr. = il vas ia that
month. two ysars go. ny psper vas
crushed ont. BY the God -forsak.n mob ct
Ksoxville. called the Confederate suthor.
ifisa. I will comneacs With this hell.
born snd bsll.boopd Rebellion, where
the Traitors forcsd ne TO lssvs 'oG. end
al who wish the paper would do we'll to
begin with the 6rst Issue. - I intend that
singls paper shall b worth the snhacrip-
tion pries to any Uncouditionsl Union
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

! ~ Ono Of tho Big soas q Ksasss-
Psrrott. ~ aaf'- - e- zs.is p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-03


- have better opision u the honesty Of
ths mass of their party than they them
solves. The unreAscting will before long
- thu intrign4s Of tlsir leaders. and
thosgh brought y shevsrge Of the prsci-
pice. they will inevitably turn back their
steps. repudiate their false guides, and
prove that their love Of country is deeper
and stronger than that of party. The
hysnas and jaclnla Of the party may per-
haps be safely permitted to snsrl out their
rage. Their numbers are not
so formidable as they imagine, and they
aud their memory shall soon be as hated
rs their conduct has been iguominious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-03
~ Nh. Boyee, Of South Carolina

& ~ Mr.. Boyee, Of South Carolins,
said In 1e61:.a t.4 ass
-oS"I o6jsct, in strong terms = ! can, to
tho secession Of South Qasslisa. Sash
= the intensity Of my ceAvisEipns ppop
the subject, that If secession shopld taka
place. ] shall consider he iupfit1tipn u
slavery doomed; and that the QrAet God,
IN our blindness, ~ madA ~ Ahe isslru-
nents ofsits dsst<netian.'' This nItes.
snce snaoks very strongly Of psophssY.y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-03

H.. ..anA...
| fimoshy sssd.
u~ Flax sssdl
For sasA ID. Ashs.. CASH prs: "A. :, paid y
s0 Bones FIRE CRACKERS FOR
w The HOLIDAYS.
s.t <st ;.''''' 'A1'lroll001'
60n BBLs. KANAWHA l. LAKE
Per.slssy sAA'LpoLLocK.
TX BBLS. COAL OIL,
gO The lost brands
For ..le by sAML POLLOCK.
decIi-d
TX BAGS RIO COFFEE.
s.s :.l.sy sAx'L POLLOCK.
I'll ERRING, BY THE BBL. AND
n.es.r.l, /. Kits, Hf BOs., and Bills:
For sale by s. POLLOCK.
hO DENMARK CHEESE,
Ior sale By SAMUEL POLLOCK,
dccl0-d lie Main Street
ERESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
declo-d SAMUEL POLLOCK,
DAIsINS, CITRON AND CUR
dsslo-d sAnL POLLOCK.
CsO BOXES TOBACCO BEST
Z ss1,s. skAsDs-sor sale ssssLur, po,,ocx
90 HHDs. N. Q. SUGAR,
Refined susars.
For sale By sAM'L POLLOCK.
HILLS GERMAN SOAP, Gates
IL MATCHEs, EXTRACT OF COFFEE,
E1s sale shsio"ss. cash and re-
nayp-d Ils Main St.
COTTON BATTING,
Cotton Twins. and
Tof sale BY sAM,L POLLOCK.
7,AR, TAR,
= who'sssis and Rssail b.
nRIED PEACHES, AND DRIED
- 80. Arr IL 81. y .rurr po,,ocx
IRON AND NAILS, sa@
e ts,s 3.ssgsd lsr md bundle Iron;
rAltuAsrsI - san ss>sk Of Plov aud Csss sassi.
siaessn ~, Iso. Ar " sso' .. - and s. Lsyss,
. ssp'se-4. CoEsABLE sAYTH-
EUGAkAa ao .o7su sd'I
A. r.
50 hhds Prime h q. Sugar;
~ bbis Clarified. Crushed and Puivsriasd d.: "
just recsived, asd Tor salslo for Cash, b.
..p.soA eoasA'i y ana 3 Lev...
SAIr,
aoA ssis Ksaawha Salt;
son sask3 g. A.
acoe Essks Island .
u store Y prime ordsr t.nd 70 arrivs, for sale
..psaaa coNkXsLE . sxyTH.
WASrsQ
100 ou.Aei. Prime. Clear Tinathy Seed, at highest
sps ps''' for NM q L,ss sHyrH
CoTToN YARN.
White Carpet chainj
Is :. COiosed ..
9sst rsosivsd and for sais low er Cash ssA y
LAxss. By CONEADLk 4 eAYTA.
WANTED. FOR GOVERNMENT
~ M $780,. SUPPLIES.
Onions, Chickens,
Prime White B..ss. Gear ssc.. sides
sepiso-a I7-rI toskABLE d SMITH.
GRAIN SA CKS.
900 Two bashsi Kx.ra Linen seeks. 10 arrive.
VII % sold low for Cash, = g ana g Lsv.s 81
. p1 CoHAA6isk sAYlH.
Rec
bees Prime R.nsson RsAs,
suss rseessd, and for aA sw for Cash. ats7 and Sc
1890 COMMANDS = ssrTu.
TOBACCO,
g hexs4, 70 hpnDs
@ soxes Kldorsdo;
nads In ths lasa mouth II ~ year for
20. sale low fer Cash. y g and g Leves. ~
|Mo 'L4l| u:
:eSsas Hs,sAsr..seg.r Her.ss syrup xolassss;
Yor eel. lev TT Casa, At g AID S Isvss, By
sePcf-A GO UNABLE Il SMITH.
VERANDA House,
II. II. SLAUGHTER.
JsAssss strsst, tstsssA SsessS ~ 1zsrd, Kssksk.
Tho rrupssetor dsslg M 70 kssp M the Van nAsl
H0ueo - aess class ots1 and boarding Heuso and
rscesafeny soiiet u ars ofpublie patronage.
Ose. II, B3-dIy a
|nN account of the rise Of Iron and
~ Nails, -. Is unAsss1ensd, And it:psesssary "
raise the prize q Horse sheeing - follows;
Ns~ 0Ases. ~ Assss, !. q IS
-sT aeeA4Geheeas oasA, -. 90
'aa# 2 f1lHf1srsos. G 4 SILL y, 49,
-t& g. eAAlkx M Fiji. g. BLOW = pOe,
NJ ~ y, 3esannGf.-r \ n0Iz4nrex.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-03

Fare - low . ~ my othor Houtol
- r = g N 80 Nj
n us ROME Trsagnts can - iorvarded with ~
Sstcn . Nsu lsgk. kaeteA. k1iiadalfhis, heltass1
.ua rcirss nerts. Gass and Seatheas. wefehane(
= nj ~ a = thelr a1venaAes 70 Ahip freehss lr
- kast b. this route Over CbAiEes and Dsmaes1
1ssnptly sssIs1. R<T1s ~ Low Al TIL AoW1
EST. !
NJ An fcfTicketsby way sftks Great wseesl
vSli1y 1este ,aud be safs }es xetihen. e1f
TF New and Elegant slse Ding Cars arerunffoo,
o6lneyse Lafa yssae t2G0 ailss, % Snat
get good ~ lille p asssss s1asiVess
1ey.
! NF DAegege Chesks fsen Ksskuk toaiiADese
tanEP lacss, Eastand South.
u.D.~TAcksss fer sale sttbssessere1
Main and second streets.
n. =. 4UN1ONs
Freight and Ticket Aee9s(
juas3l-a kBOAUAs IVWA.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

Co. and Gordon, Bruce Go. rcrort:--Rec arm. Pork
has upward tendency the inferior qualities I'm
Is. Butter 6rmer with advance finer qualities.
Lard active and advanced 3D. Iallow steady quoted at
4os q 43s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady. Sugar nrmer Cocco quiet and steady.
Rice upward Cod oil steady at 2is Sd Iinsced OIL
arm. Rosn quiet and steady Spirits turpeniino nom,-
nal Petroleum steady refined, 2s I'd; crude los. I'd.
Bcnzine active and deasor.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuns quiet Iron steady. sugar steady Coffee
quiet and steady. Rice dull Tea steady. Taiiow very
dull. Spirits tnrpentinc declining Petroleum seady:
re0ncd q. 3D. Ccd oil advancing quoted bSs. Lnseed
oil easier.
HAvRR COTTcN MARKET.
Sales Of cotton for the week II SEQ bales The
market steady and unchanged Stock in port, % 900
bales.
Arrival Of the Asia at Halifax.
HALIFAX, August IS. 1862
Tho Asia arrived here at half past two O'Clock this after
noon, and sails for Boston at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
CHARLESTON.
-~~~~~~-~~>~~>~~~~~~~e>~>
Rebel Accounts OF the Pro-
grcss OF the Siege.
->o~~o~~~~>~~>~>><D>~~
Awful Bombardment Of Fort
Sumter on Saturday Last.
>~~~>~>>~~-@~eSy>s~o-~
All the Land and Naval Bat
teries Hard at Work.
Vigorous Prosecution Of the
Fight ON Sunday,
&c, &C.. Go.

wAnuroroS. August II. 1862
A dispatch WAS received this mornse by the govern
mcut, dated the I7ih instant from distinguished mill
tary ocer In Tennessee stating that tho chattAnoosa
Re, Of tho 10th instant announced that ,he lombard
Of Charleston Saturday, tho 18th instant,
awful, and that the nrins from General Gimorcs land
batteries ON Morris Island and from the Mentors vas
chiefly directed against fors sumter.
The combined land and naval forces u tho fcdsrala
sesmci " bc engaged.
The information published In the Rss received AZ
Chattanooga from tbnrston nv telegraph ana the hsh,
going when the paper went TO rrcsa on 9unsy.
The oflcer who communicates 10 tha government ths
contents OF the Rde says that tho eitor OF The Rrsi
instead OF making any boasts about The result %
anMesting tho least ub,an, feeling tho situation
Of affairs at Charcs,on exhibits most positive cvden,s
OF "g oom I,
Tho he, states that the our,des and all the NJ niiors
enly the action bat that the whole feet and
largo number of transports inside tho bar dUiIG
the engagement