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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
S hrner perbrannt.

Tts Stsur tss 9ern Ystr gJitef, In Der Nd'
&c BON 9eltlr6rm wurOs Sprlsbtsn Mittwch
Wcran turt 5rusr ,uh6rt. Sc mar sur 3'it
Elm 96dl 5ru6t. Slats uno enses @drr8sa'
toe barin, nae au6 elm Naub Der 8ldmnen trur'
pc. Der game S6dbsn telduft T6 auf fsten
tis uGt Suntut 9baIsr. gBie Uas 5sur sntfanb
IN elm @rtsntni6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Rrie1seSS SSass,risi,tei,.

Bir laesn tierna&aftnb bic piGhsasn unb
uisfIt unbrlHsnlI&sn-benn ulIs 80 ssten 10 In
etrsm pS&sntlI&m 8tatts rein unmSali&-
Srises-Ra&ri&ttn, Srupprn.8 .8swfsunssn, u. +.
w., tpitbr, pis fis bon Sag 80 Sag BEL uns elm.
trtifen, fuIssn, 6amit unlsre eslsr bon alien Dor.
fallen TN 9uIdmmenbana linterrtttet psrbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
0siCenbahn-CpIlifun.

Gtnctnnatt,2 2. DEC. Nuf tr Nai&'
pils gaGn, 18 MsiIsn pOn ecuispils, bat elm
3uIummsnlcb spsisr 3dss RdttSrfunbsn, bel Dem
cine auSubl Care 3rlrimmsrt, 2 periUnsn Sst6b'
tet unp perpunNst trurem.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
wicoercinfansuna pon t11orsan's De,
fdbrten.

eouisUiGle, 3. Dec. Woior 9.
8. .6arris BON Der 8ebeimen poliBei fling
beute Qbsno jpei BON ben NIT Mor9an
8ebelen SffiIieren, Ole
Gopit6ns R. Sdjelbon uno 9. g. &aps
Tor, etma 6 Weifen 6fflib BON bier am
Rentufp llfer oes Slufes elm uno bratte
fie in's biefiee @auntpz z8ef6nanib.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
3 II Derlebn en-

giner Der btften Stobritdnos i'm @auntp.
a Der wObIbstannts Snrpplsp's
EEisH HStUbrhan in Saueono GaunlGtp,
9s6a @auntp. il pripatim Su usrlrbnsn 3u BEN
Staup ssb6rt eins CUTE gDCbnuns, uno an Otr'
btratbsttr Wann, NIT elmer flsinsn Gamiltt, bat
ben 8Crus-pUh tann bsristbs aud OuruO cline
.lro;ee gtrGon sttntet wsrpsn. StRB tdnn Ire
srnO rinsu Gag sessttn wtrom DdS NdbHt
tr peter tOTtftNon.
December 2. pqbs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
perurtbeiluus uesru Gc6urrratbs.

gtneinnatt,t 1 Dr. Die 5ctpsrrd'
tbsr BON Nutle Co., Sbio Die Dor Der Ser. ct.
Dirttt Court itren prr,sb gu brfsbsn tattsn,
Inb 16uleie tefunorn porosn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Gforaau in CANADA.

Cincinnati. 1. Dee. Sctn Mcrsan
tsIsaruptirts sensrn bon sOrCntc, bnb sr bort nn'
sstCmmtn ist. gDrO wOtI bsi gllunOistum nuf'
esaellt baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
IS 6 Il Orb M
(Durh paiicr QR. q. .hdfrihA

(0ur5 paitcr gS. Il. bdfrih.)
Dor siniaer 3sit, 6nr Omen Shmibt nit Orig
NnrYnnn Stiner, bsips bon Ssirslbrs. y
gm 3tsH Dfesm5tr. Serr esuls 5srmdnp NIT
Orig Sarat 6. eub, btibs BON SadionuiIs.
Gm !sbtsn Scrniaa IN Nqintaun, an Gltne.
1&p6ds. W abal lsna. g8ittwt Res DerRurs
Hnsn @rUrss gOst, TN 66Rtn esbsusjotrs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

Cute Habrid,tsn Don Of.GennsIts
Gineinnati, 3. Dec. Sot9enoe
|Oepei6e 1T 8sitern NbenO eineetrOHen:
ra CUMBERLAND Sap. 30. NOp.
ltnferc 9eiammte uerfiobore &ruppenz
|md6t marihlrt beute unter Dem Soms
manoo oes Sen. Softer pom Sap ob, in
Der IbIibt, Dem 9sneral 9ongitrect oth
8d6Bus nab 8ir9inien obSulbncioen.
Seneral Surnlloe treibt Den gtabtrab
oes 6emoes Dor iib ber. Gntf0elcenos
Srtol9e merocn erlpartet.
. y d t er.-S llbr Qbenos. Sin Of
ftcieler Gouritr 1T eben BON Gnorplle
an9ctommen.
I'm Sonntd0 mar es Den Rebellen 9e.
lun9en, cine Qontonbrdde iiber osn 6lus
5u ibld9en, allsin unIere Satterien, Die
pen punFt beltri6en, uerbinoerten ben
ueber9an9.
Olrousenit1no cine o(loemsine ghtodt
Die nit elmer Jtieoerla9e ces Ssinoes en-.
oi9te uno bel Der 8beeler's game Oiui.
fton, 5000 Wana fart. in uniere {o6not
flelen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
7nnn San franriern.

Can 5ranctsec 1. Dec. Die Unions
staats COMMITTEE bat Gettysburg, ga, ,als Ten
Ort ,ur abbultuns Der nd&fen NatiUnaI Con-
psntpn por9slhtagsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Oefentlt1e SSenbu.

SamItaas ben 26ifsn December,
,ls am 2rn @tritaa. UNI 10 utr gcrmtttdes,
iolIen am WalhintnsS SGnp pon 81 soer unO
gouna In allsntdun. fOIssnbs artitsl auf Of
icntIidsr gencu putauft pGosn; 1a
gtt Upr 10 quite nsue Drsf&mdf6trsn NIT
opsr cbnt S&ditsr. eins SObrmaI&ins, Strtu'
arr6ae, sinr Crrbbant. SObsIhdnts, A Sdraub'
iSds San' ptrfessfhtrr ron isosr Nrt, sins srO'
,e Gn,abl patttrns fir Yfsrrssewdltsn, StrOb.
,Snte unO anpers Nal6nsn, 8Iaiebdlss uno Elm
cCaadnpiscS S6misrscfhirr, tin ShlsIflfin, t'
le Auontitdt quite MoI6ineu. Slanten, stn autsr
Saul, stu Saurnwassn, SpaSierwassn. plug.
Sage, Gultip6or. 6cuIdtsrn NIT Shsmsl. pa'
tent StrcbbarF, 8rdtn une 6,attIn. cine Dfret'
aspaIt ,ur Dreebunt elm gl&tf&littsn, S&slsn,
pferocsrl6hr unp lcnR nod ptsIsrlst annTs Nr'
titet su umAdnpli& Su mslesn. ~
Dir 9rbinsanssn ant SntaufstaSs unS Guf'
partun9 BON -..-- ..- f,.o,.....-
8reoer uno Ycun9.
December 2. .-..... ..-.a g. .. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

B9- Ssmanb, Der in rinsm @aifbcfe Slide a6
faete gum 8sunu: ,,gHstn Der Der Slid nil
Itwmme." Gin Stubtr, Der ba 8inbHdI6 ub
unr risr t5rts, rIrfIusleif ,,gSsin bn; brr Dds
nil IauGen."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Don Rrntufy.

Cincinnati, 3. Dec. @dbiten
Oienita9 tritt bic 9elee9e chung bon aen=
tutp Sufammcn. Man alaubt, oaB Or.
Sreefinrie9e an Der Steas BON Z. 2S.
pomeu gum 8unoesienator erwd btt rper=
oen ipiro.
Sehs Oefertcurs Don SEEM 6ompf6ire
uno &entudp Re9imentern hno .ourd)
friees9rrihtli6en Sprub gum SoHe uers
urtbei.t uno ibr llrtbeil BON Sen. Surnz
iire beltdti9t rporoen.
Mebrere bunoert Sldbtlin9e aus Zen.
uefe iino uon Qllcm sntblobt in @opine.
ton en9etroffer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
1lchrniirnnn in Ophin.

gincinnatit Dec. Die Qrsdbl Der
Refrutsn fir ben Sr ct. Dt'nf tstrdst jsbt
r5dtntli& I'm Stdot 400 Wdnn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
DIR sr(it Sdnrt in l1bilaOelpbia.

9biIabeIpbta.1 Dec. DIR sriie S&nse
lief fl& BsRsrn frdt splf&sn unO 8 tibr ist'n,
bic Grsube buusrts jsbO& niGt ldnser als unSe'
fatr cine 8ifrtslfunbe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
9tprb Denn'd GtIenbabn.
gEinter Gtnrihtma.

Mad Bsttlsben. 0cplestaun ,i.. uno in fibter Der.
tinodn1 nit Der etda BAILEY @tfnbabn nab uuO rcn
Galtcn, lGsntcpn, Gatalouaua, Raud Gbunt,
ba,ettn, Gthp. @bits oau'n, gBiltGstarre,
GBllau s2crt 't
Drsi Durd, 3dSe. 5Onntass ousesncnlmrn.l
I'm uno nab gRcntae, zen is. RcpsmbSr, 1863,
ruerbsu bic NaNaeSrjd9s ouf eiCier @obn ras nsue
Dsrot, Der 3kn StraBt, cbGr5ab Sbcmplcn, qbtla
NGlpbia pis fCl9t ptrlaflsn:
lin 100 8ormutass (&prsf) tir Bablebsm. GIs
lgntaun, Waub Gbuaf, pai!tten, &ilttstarrs, 2Btls
llamsrort le. u
or Der 0u-uhr qua psrbinott fih in Betbs.
bsm miI Der eeha @alcp &if nt0bn uno fcrmitt bic
cbSnfe uno mill wurihsusUerIbs Routs nah allen
punften cer estha Rchttd Rtaou.
lin 3 IL 9la6mittass (GrprsD fdr 8Ctthbtm.
@aiion ,e.
Blrisr 5ue srrsiht Gotten nm $40 glatbm. uno
uerbinpst rtb nit Dem @eu: Ssrter @snraI fir Nsu
lOcrt.
lin 5l5 NoSmitbss nOd sstbsbtm, aaeutOuu.
0olauh 9bunt n.
Bsigs NRoo,u Der 2tcn uno 3tsn stru6s einS.
StaNt pafastcrwdssn, iaafH O'rstt nod Dem ntusn
Depot.
3ii9c nd6 9SbilabeIpbid:
G5ebSn al non ESsthtehem um $50 unb 8 30 Der.
mittaas, uno 6.07 0obmittaos. e ..- r.
prsis nath RrthIsben $3.50 notb gRaud 9hunt
'S2.55; nab Gaiicn $l.5n; nab IBiIamspcrt
S5.5O.-- rH .s.-.-s .a
Durtb uuo Stoas Sidcts mdfisn on Dee Sidet Of
fts in Der 3Wn eoSr 8Srts Strafen trbaItsn wCrocu
um ole OtigSn Slatcn Der 5Obrrr,iie ,u fhrrn.
E(lis Glarf, ABrnt.
December 8, 1868
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

Cincinnati, 4. December. Son
&uoruiQe lit fol9cnoe pom 80. 9toubr.
oatirte Dcpeitbe beim 9auptQuarter elm.
9slaufen.
ltGcs eebt gut. Ser Seino purbe &C.
tern NIT fbmerem Serluit juriif9ei6la'
gen.
Sai Gem Sturm ouf &norpiCe am 30.
Ioubr. uertoren Die Rebe1en iiber 1000
Mann on Sooten, Sermunceten uno
9cfan9ercn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Dre ciacncn Oaters 5bwieacrpater

Sn Sbio tsirattets Gin Bittwsr rin iun8rs
MdE&m ron 20 Sabun unb bsNrn SObn, bic
Nlutter bIeirs WdpGrns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

gptseUnFn,14. glOp. am IA. NcVrm'
fer fel In bisIem Staats Gin BOD tisIsr S&rtF.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Jlus ccm Suocn ,

8 r't 80 onroe, 5. Dec. Senerol
Panfs fftbt not,' Rebeuenjeitun9en nit
5000 Wann in SropnspiQc, Sera6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

atlanta, 3. Dec. Ser Soo por
Sredinribae miro beifdtiat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
gaN a 9 T t0 t99
9ln ScI6r bic Trtunbe in Der 9lrmee
bcrlpren bdben. 4.

NIT ~gEVE VFE JEEWHVE ~ WI *fFHFFF
Dcrlpren baben.
Der lintsrssi6nus sitt tisrbur& GffsntIt&s
Na6riht. bab sr In sinteen Wr6sn mad . a u
fort. Sio Carolina, rriIen wtrb. Scl&s
pslGs bubsr bafsIba Sreunbs bic in Der llnirn'
9lrmss eswsIen, bssraben habrn, .,pslGs Is MIN
I&sn tisrtrr srbratt unb In itrer Seimatt beers
bist ,u frbrn--iowie SOl&t bic arbsrr @ef6dfts
bsIorst Su tabsn rptnfasn, rperben wUtl tbun,
p'nn lie Icalt6 bei itm ScriprsAen - inbrm sr
ollss pinflit tslUrssn unb bal fir nur rtue biai9e
SrsdtunB fcrrsrn pItb.
0aul 8atlict.
Mnsntaun, Dec g. 1863 na3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
SSeueffes pum Gbattanupaa :.

battanoo o9d, l. Sec. 9eneral
I6ooter 1T mob INNER in Rin9:lo, noe
am Oonueritl9 oas Sreff'n bate. 0as
z. Sbio Resiment, oae in Der porocllten
Helbe mar; bat furbtb1r 9elltten. Sol
Creighton mo eieut. z@ol. Crane iino os
tootet uno Ioi. Saeer 1T ibper perpun.
bet. gtur Elm Sffijier oes 8c9iment,
blieb unuerlest.
Rob INNER rperoen 9sfan9ene in gro
Ber Wldtn ein9ebrabt. Sbre 3abl miro
1000 erreiben. .-.
9ros's Brigade 1T bef6dfti9t, unferf
Sooten 5u he9raben, Die am 10. uno 20.
Jtcuembcr in Der S6llbtp pcn Gbicamau
ga 9etOotet uno Die nob unbeeroben 9e.
funoen puroen. @ini9en eeihnamen bat
te man Den &opf oboeba6t uno fie aui
9fGble uno Slumtumpen oufgelpieBt
Dies 1T feline rtebertrsibun9. Sen. Graft
nno Anoere baben Die SbGoel Ielblt sc
feben.
Die @'bir9e foQtn pca Sotooten vor
&entufp uns EcnneGee iein, Ole pol
Sroe9' 8 0rmee oeIertirt uno ouf Den
9Seee nab 0lufe iino. Bragg nit Den
Refte feiner 2lrmee jiebt iidD meter mad
Dem SIoen turiif.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
Don oer petomae armce.

8a fbinatcn, S. Sec. 2tuss fill
-ps beibt Die Qrmee sicbe iib nocb weter
,urId.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
5eOer unO 5C6eere.

DER trfe SbHss IN lieu DOrh.
Nsugprf. 80. NJS. 5sute III Stsr Der
ras SGnss In pisIcni Bnttr ssfalsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

SrOugb's .Alrbrhrit iibrr 100000.
Das UO1e @otum SbiO's, sinI&Its6li6 brs
Sotbntsn gctums, oitt @cuptrnsur grOu8b bic
unsstuue 0lrtrGsit bon 100, 1888 Stlmmsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09
rae fpatcffe pon oen 2Irmecn

8a f6inoton,4. Sec. Gin Sc
fern BON Den Rcbeten ocmadter Ser
Iu1 oen Rapioan Su iiberfbreitteu, murs
De surii69eibla9en. Sonit mar Qles
rubio.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-09

VGr: :QreliOent pirreeS Srau sicu9
neulib nit &ooe ab,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13

Ah1iuas proposed e ih5 ScHs'c,
on Monday, d senator Sherman, Of
Ohio provid.ae fora Tax q tao Per
ecpium 81 tte larrcst amount 81
notes ant Bank msy have auisiand.
ing q auf tme dulipr iAe year 20
b. le,ird on ne lst q July each year,
and ten prr ceuium On t6e largest
amount Il fae ioual notes similarly
outstanding
A locomotive Oh ,le Kee,uety
Central Railroad struck a bon be-
tween the c,cs fce DAYS ago and
completely lifted himoyer the smoke.
uack 81 the top &c he boiler from
which place be tumflcd and then st
op and went % ea'iag grass. minus a
horn Is fnolling ial happrned =
EJetauqe.- Try again friend.
In a Gen ally written article on
HE New Years Day. tic editors Of
tic New York Observer state that
now n The commencement Of their
forty first yearly volume, the founa-
crs. rroprietors, editors, and all who
have had any responsible connection
with It's editorial columns and busi-
ness management. are alive and in
good health to-day" This l. rcmark-
able
During he recent fighting in North
Carolina. q chaplain Of the Mas.a-
chusetls regiments, who was on the
field. seeing one Of the men Of bate.
nv Is, Sd New York artillery, being
borne off wounded, sail to him,
"Were you supported by Divine ms
piraion : NO" was the reply,
"we were supported by The 9th New
Jersey"
Attorney general Bales has decided
in answer TO a request from Secretary
Chase, that free men Of color born in
the United States, are citizens Of the
United States. Common sense came
TO this conclusion a long time ago, and
We are glad 10 have common sense
and law on the anne side for once.
Il is reported u Washington that
Secretary Chase will soon lead to the
hymeneal alter the accomplished wild
ow Of the late Senator Douglas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13
war for thc restoration OF the
Union.

less thar six months ago, every
Northern man, il is said. believed that
this unfortunate var was for tile res.
,ora,ion of the Gaion, but il has
turned lgSo a war for ihe liberation
of the negroes. And upon this a
howl j SET np that our men are be-.
ine u4arderel ii a conflict Tor giving
liberty 10 the blacks Bot why il
has beeome a var fer the liberation
of ,he negroes they do nos take any
pains 10 inform u. Bot il ]. quite
eyiden, that war may be carried on
fer the restoration Of the Union, pfi.
manly. and yet fr tho liberation a
the negroes also. seoondarily, aad b.
aaase tic latter TRAY b. nec ssary to
ABE former
The rebels destroy cur railroads And
hrldrss, ana capture sna burn our
rAps--gts 20 anion nan sapposes
thai ills cor this especially ,tai theY
begsn tie w2F G. continue 70 carr, i,
o.. TLsy DO these slliass and rsry
is@ wsas ;hias' r.aftg q wsak Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13


80 a53b kg
mea. ., q 3sas. esd slf.
81 1rrah 81 raaa aa3
a tIe 8n
A mst aftuly F aa
Sc ae uf - g pr q
swstto destroy railroads burn.
aea. asaay n -
f,he va IS 5r srt = .
layes
arn
g view ftar via speeding slt 2.
iaicnp terel iaIa astye op.
srr . suppress ihn destructive
t D4 y sosa saa iha 81
aila me n 81 wy q
rs sac Np Glai 81 tae ia.
l&l protected sic sale and pa,d Q
a5as drink Therapoa a 3cseeW
vas made a. al suitable frms agaissl
hr heea > ems and lhe law. that
muslone4 tie manufacture and aig
e mtoxi aius tquor But
ooaeg va lbi done tha tie rs 81
auc nnAadoaal.iy arosa ,hroag the
land ana ibe de.sel deaaaciaioH
cam josa upon the bends Of al
iaose who presumed 10 interfere vilb
lhc Laws relating to ihe sale Of roas
drink Temperance ws a aaol
thiug--mgral suasion was a cool
thing Ju % dsay 70 man lie sh
and liberty u manufacture and SEA
ardent spiiis gas contrary 10 all law
and al ishis Temperance men bad
the right 10 make war IN nlemper-
ance, bit they entirely forgot their
mission Wien they assailed the laws,
that prevented the attainment Of their
81 ject And no doubt all those who
got their living by selling strong
drink or held Office through their III.
fuence aud by their votes, were good
temperance men and quite wiling
flat moral suason should be employ
81 10 prevent men from drinking but
none oughlto inie,fgre with The law.
that rendered moral suasion INSULT,
eienl to accomplish the object
Soof those that complain that The
present war is being carried on fol
tie liberation Of the negroes, are
doubtless quite in favor Of preserving
the Union. The only trouble with
them Il, they are not in favor Of re.
sorting to measures that are found
necessary TO accomplish the object
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13

N
w e te
asa SCI
tan WEsm fem W
eAasast
cr.i 4 d >gle. tats u
- m Cw
oas g t 5m reign
rv sap ~ Cen - a
t 5 N !iaaa Ha q
hs ha Neh rrted 8 Err
vacancy thaf lla
a so8rt web 3e roi hs
gfaas y0HF QCup
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13

saEaub sal atFafef
- frma ite 80 uoa.ss using
H 81 Rfet 81 panis 81 o
etica A3mialerH The money.
tacly o1 & seem. sas l5s
y Cesk gambling 4 nh q
Wesssa gsmi ler lave BEN arrest
"a haa aal - ceraia ameuni !, re.
ua3.a ,hes Ere 6 ba handed over 70
fhr rs o. officers ard
Iarn ii Gen Gfs army g
4 5n lie moasy ua % bsve been
paa a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13


i vas Eiih much regret, ih -
10 cbligf4 e. .s.ac or Gs' Uan'cf
pfaB ha9 shct.Hs So e'd Viz laa
sesk b. phsu ihe Lessee g s
mes papeT depends upon oc y 'ao
individuals 10 iiie eillee, i one q @ q
j d.sablci y sktess itapoi lsass
easy ia 9 caaairs laee' s. @Rpg
hs Place % ilaie e 'xsea'e saf wore
iA'ss prefer sfase's hai 20 ll''s ma /
81 Il ho" toy 81 III may H'Ie "
gs' e+F FaF1 II 'Ne =
'l'4e ~ saw
A'l"e9bi 2 y /" 'isse ''''0 -
ui41 9 y i+4l sur =" 0As y
p'aes = ehbtl E 9af "''oas rs
eoa'p''neN's q the { a4o'h ana @''h
'te'h HAPPY 'tse ifaf' 4 = 'f'e
ue "s" ieat COSTS ~ u'aei 2 e'ou''
lte seoufse q el'h war sun fcs's
upon ne 'aia Ds' We cannot 20
'Ala account ee'''n' cur asua' s''u'
'"aea' '''s'p Y var anu o''o'
sue" y hs 'a'''i' = man! y o"
young men "A'e iaiie"' anu many
hoasel'o'as afe ''i,a WIN iAoui hiDe'
yet We may AK Why IL ''is so' anu
the answer y because 81 treason aho
rebellion u The LAID. II Is because
oar young nan unwilling % see our
6oternment oFerihrown BY The enc
mics Of human Liberty and free ms
t'tut'ons vert forth ~ the call o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13
Mondn, Morning. Jar. II.

Tie news this morning Is not At
all cheering to tie Union cause. We
have a report Of the evacuation Of
Galveston, IN Texas, by our forces.
II would seem bg the account, that
iAe rcinforcemcn's Vf that place dil
no, arrive in season e aid IN defence
81 the rlaee The ilig slip &C tie
commodore was aground 10 another
channel and could therefore take no
part ia the fight The rebels rroba-
bis knew ,las. and timed their at.
tack accordingly. The resuli Is con-
tanned in the war ness We publish.
The loss Of the Flag ,hip AID ihe
Harriet Lane s a severe loss--but
the greater loss Is in The officers and
men that fell IN The unfortunate affair.
We have no'hife to change tho a..
pee, Of affairs at yick.burg, OF on tic
river general troops are With
drawn for tie present, % Napoleon, a
place at the Junction Of ihe Arkan-
Gas AMI White river, and the Missis-
sippi, about half way between Vicks
burg and Memphis Il has the ap-
pears4ce Of being very convenient
place Cor bisc q operations on the
river.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13

Ere hundred sid and ay rebels
were ALLIED voup1g3 aul letsn pr
ousr
seven husdrcd stand y sras and 4
large amoaut 81 aoor .at ard other
retcl stores and also a locomotive apd'
tao cara wree 4, *lyCyel
A tri.t skl'mish look place a tho
waniauga bridge, and another at
Jonesvlle
we los, bug ten men.
Nashville. Jar. s.
Murlrcesboro is entirely deserted /.
Or army and Gen. Rosseran's
headquarters have advanced ten milcs
beyond that place.
The ryb,l army is reported to be
~ Tullahooma.
81 Louis, Jan. 2
Tclerraphic communication With
Springfield closed y, s o'clock this 4
n. Tie enemy entered our slockadc
yesterday r. NJ
Our force was reported 70 be GOOD
strong, with two pieces Of artillery.
Springfield contains a very large
amount Of army stores, sru~ and am.
muuiiion.
Fifteen four horse teams aud 30l
men belonging 10 tho telcrraphic|
corps, was supposed to have been capt.
ured few miles north o. Springfield
Cairo, Jan. .,
Nolling from Vickshurg to day.
The jackson Appeal Of the SD
characlriizes the fight at that place a
trivial affair, as FAR rs Tho rebels were|
concerned, and says their loss was
small.
II places the Federal loss AT 1000.
1t regards the federals falling back
as trap auguring no good 10 thd|
rebel cause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-13
MONDAY.
New York. Jan, H.


The Creole arrived here io.nighd
from Now Orleans
Purser COX reports by arrival q
tie gunbo Clifton, NJ Southwest Pas.
on the evening Of the I'd
81 learn that on the morning Of ll,'|
Isl, the rebels made an attack w
land and water Oh The federal lroopl
1t Galveston. Our gunboals W re nj
tackled BY five rebel steamers, protect
81 by double rows of bales Of co'ioiI
and loaded with troops armed Will
rifles, mnskcts, etc.
The Harriet Lane was captured IN
boarding, after about MI her iIicers
including Capt Wainwright aud
Lieut.. Lee. and crew, 1870 al told
had been Killed ~ muskelg from lht|
rebel steamers. Ny informant stated
that but one or two ofilc officers, autl
but IL or 10 Of The crew escaped
death.
The Owasco had | killed and IA
wounded. Two barks loaded will
coal fell into the hands Of The enemy
The Westfeld, flag ship, Como
dore Renshaw, was not engaged, bel
ing ashore ia another channel He'd
crew were transferred 10 frnt sport.
Com. Rcpsbaw. fearing she wonll cal
into the bands Of The rnhels, blew Ice
ZIP. BY some Encouragement 81
accident, IN explosion occurred lc|
fore the boat containing Com. Rcns|
haw, Lieut. Xmnrrmnn and The boat
crew got away, and thcy were blowl|
up with the ship. The crew Of thi
/ WestfiIl arrived IL New Orleans ii
tran ports and The remaining troop|
ore ou their way back. They did
not arrive until lle place had bee|
evacuated All The feet ato on thu
way 10 Nov Orleans.
I Tie rebel force was estimated NJ
about 5000 under Maqrnder.
/ Our land force, under command u
Colonel Burrill. Of Mass, probab
did not exceed 800. the reserve mol
having arrived. or not disembarked
at The time Of the fight.
Our loss was estimated nj $50 n
100 killed. 200 taken prisoners, thi
navy suffering the most.
II is thought the rebel loss wa
much more, as our guns were Grin
grape and canister continually !
their midst.