davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
DeutlbeS GAIT uno 8oorcin9 = 9au'
III asin9ton gonst,
Mu8.ft NaNc,
ct. Wntbpny frabc. ct. WauL.

Das fruber BON 9er:n petcr Sag e,balteue
@aN- nnc Yoaroinsbaus r@ Arlington 5pu1,,"
nebif Bier @alorn. babe 10y misteruu, ubernon,-
men, empfeble eicies ccnfurtabel einseridtete, gut
rsltaurirte &tatli6ement hem @cblmcllen II. Ter
eeneisten Beadtuns res serebrten Yutlifu,ns BON
Nab uno Gern nit Der @erIderunq, paG ii9 jeecr
meiner pertben @aite lei mir beir,iid fiblen lpa.
Sur purtehlide Slide, CUTE @etranfe ar, Der
Bar mn YorSisIidc 9mauna 1T tetens Gorge
gstrasen. Bcarter eenieben lei mir polite Be-
qnemlidteit uno ale irnlt erhenfliden @ortbei!s
ssSa9li4 gutter acIt unb lolirer Yreile.
Nu9nt NaIe,
frIber i'm Garmcr 6pteI.~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
Sa8 critic Mceiment it jset tst Der 81

Sa8 critic Mceiment 1T jest tet Der Ye>
pmae- Irmee has altefte int Dienf unb bat nu.
nod Elm Sabr unb 3 Npunt ;u bienen. Gs bat
nur ncd} ben 6ten Steil leiner @ann|@aften une
msnn eS biz gun, Gnte ter Gisn0seit Dor benz
Seiase ieber bleibt, 70 wirt sieueidt faunn Gin
l1ntcruffsier unt 5 Monn mebr itris ,sin, msl1e
bic Tabne na@ @innelpta aurld %brinsen. Doe
# { f&meidslt fI9 nit FER Erfnune bur@ toa
Sc9 # atse!vI 81 .perben, ou.in Is pirt mobl
serSebens brFen. @eine 40 Mann Gnt 8ett.
rnnfn nnb BE {aad1 maa nl99{ gezn e9sr RAD
SnMS ais MAJ NuN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

Gibt III Mberfeben, nerebrte Da.
t,er.- - Suffice uno Gorepausb tpsrecn bent
nd9R ibr @ei&aft mad tiuem neuen 2cfal ssrte-
sen uns tsatIttisen beeba!b nit ibrem Eager an
@eibsMeusen. @erinces, Gelains, Galbmirs.
Soils te @besre, Mantel, MantiQer, pGubGen,
@&arpen etc. mSeli&f soQfdnbie sn raumen.
gu tielem 3pede sertaufen lie su vreiien, mt!9e
an bic euten tiaiSen 3eiten scr benz &rieee eriu-
nern unc eeteu ten Domen icmit @e!esenbtit ~
scrtbeilbaften GinfGufcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
s1sicser cine @eua1ttbat Der Np1i.

SStcocE etne VcmdltfDdt pcc NOlts
sci. - SIT ttr pcrean9eaen @r9c puroe ,pieter
Elm ts,'tf9er Giuwcbner elm Spfer Der unperssib'
li@en Wiltiir, teren 0d un,ere polisifen eiri
ider atfunft narentlid idulhis 1nadrn. 9trr
ebas. nsbris Bate in @trrbeders @alocn eintn
Wrr'ltreit ssDatt. Der rbne ale ernQen Grlsen
e~sbliebea nnt ni6t lie ~n,'ntefie SHTentlide &ube-
.RSrnn8 CUR Gulse sebatt bate. @as INNER Scr-
9efaQen mar, mar lansi soriber, ais F& 3err
uebris ouf ben 9einnpes tesab unb ,pabrenb Ct
rubis ieiEtr @trnbc %panbe!te Dot, einen, V~oli3i1en
Ssrbaftst, scr Squire Gibbs eetlbrt uno in ber
semfhnliden irn,mariiden @eiie mn $500 at.
:!;r semadt purbe. @ir mi1cn aesen biele Mrt
une Weile, bic Statttale eurd Mupenbuns TO-
Der Wiatubr auf 3o1et bts @elbtentels teut(9er
Burger gu berei@eru, auf bac Muer,rnReae pro-
"telfiren rnb tcare es:' fir BEN Mnspr at ber 3eit,
nit ieineu Siterbeitsteomten in biz h ge;isbuns
eiu erntes @urt 3u reten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
heue prp Wooo Girma.
&1nitb S $unlur

Sm" - @UWlur
in tem ebennolieen 9otal sou $. &npr
SoDlpr
babtn tets s~rrratbis Gin sruess M6ostinent ssn
Gueu= rttb mptc=Saareu,
meIde 6e itbr
biQt9 DtQt9 biQi9 fir u@QD"
a%utisten. Infer Eager it reu uuS ,pcbl ausee-
tpablt une teltebt aug allsu Sorten RON
Waarcn fir ben 0ep1bnlt1en 8eeorf,
Strumpftpaarcn,
~ antee< g bottoms" &C. &c.
8eloueere gufmertlamfsit lenfen mir auf uule*e
a9ttarbieen s%seru6ten. @aIieps Al
~ Gents bic Yart.
Infer .-
Gn9ros=D cparten,ent
it auaseEattet NIT @aaren fir ben Betarf BON
vanetauaeuten, unb mir frnncn lie 70 uieeria rer-
tau1en, ais le in 0bieasc unb Milmeutee III Ia.
ben |np.
Mir babeu uns Der GienNc tes beliebttu urb
fteunpltd,en beutideu Yerfdufers
Sermanu $. @bGfer.
rer|'dert. Der trfreut iein mirb. BEN eeebrten tel,t~
lden Trsunren aufsunar!en, tpel1e inn bic 0uu0
lbrer Runeldatt erpei|en.
Smitb & Taylpr.
~Siai0cr Gafb=Stpre"
Bfuden-Vlae, Drttte@!rabe,
neben cer @rpreb>S ffce> 81. paul, Mitln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
Doctor NDIenf,

@eturtsbelfer Sptrateur, 3obnz unb
NuAenzNr;t.
Nimmt aQe Aranfbei.en BIS mInnlidsn unt
treitli&en @eidledtS in Sur uuo peripr. DIT bel
um|idti9er Bebanrlnu9 AUDI tic 8e1mSsensoer-
bdltnile Irmer su beriidi9tieen.
Office: Gde Der Dritten unr Miune 1otafraGe.
@pre&funeen: gpn 9 ubr Mursens tis4 ubr
NaGmittagS.
3eleen3: Tortfya6e, uabe Goty'5 9tore.
&Dmmt gum biQt9en Tleil1<
QaSen!'
Der l1nter5ei&uete teebrt lid, tas teutide gu.
el'fum biereur6 au beneari4tisen, haB ct Ycn
iebt an
Nincz unb &alb< 5tcafS better Sorte III
6Gents, Glcii@ sueiter @orte gu 4 @ts.
ta6 pfuur,
fcrtpdbrenb i'm Marft bat.
SD bate meinen 6leiiGmarft jebt 9eseniher
meiner @rtnune unb bate ale 6lei(Garten fir
oea Wcrfauf I'M @rcben unb Sleinn ZEN sansen
Sag ibsr fell.
81 NJ Snnd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

Scr bapriihe $of te5 5errn Ben. Gn-
hrebs in @batcree it Elm Muiermirtbabaus unt
etrabrt tin 70 tebaeli@es Auartier, als t,r @aIt
muir wani&en mag. Gas fasen aQe, bic tor.
einftbrtn, une 5err Qbas. @id, ber bort Dor
&urssm ssrreiIt> beauftrast uns lrsar gu iasen :
Gs 1T aues ,,frSt rate. Das @nibaue
fam ll& e;rer porsleliden Ginri9tuns rabmen,
uue 3err Gntrebs entmidelt cine Meifer@9aft,
fir Zen Comfort feline. @afe 3u 5orecn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
(eineeianbt.l
Meabs.eantfre, 20. Geb. 1863.
Qieten Greuute 2eutber u. Grel!

Xxx. -
Meats.eanttre g, %. Ueb. 1863.
Qieten Greuute Neutber ". Grd!
@enern, ben u. 9anuar battea mir bier cine
Mili3wabl fir Gouapasnis.S fFtiere. "a ID Is
fir aneeuneftn uub ,rt&t belt. tab elmer Der brsi
Oif3itre Gin Deutl&er fem loQt, 10 f@lug i'd ei-
men Mann spr, Der in Ter Preu6if@eu GAP ausrie
seeient bate. MQsin bic @abl te0elbtn purbe
bar& 3mtt unasfirte Mdbler biutertrieben. Ct
tpurte scn ieineua @esner nit I. @t;mme M.br-
belt rseboten~. Da Is nod ni@t GaRna9t mar.
70 bielt i'd bic @abl fir uneiltie unb ta&te. 70
LANCE bic Union ned fol@e Btrtbdbis.r bat, lei
Is @pa6, @e&t ~ e~rlansen. SD eins mad Ba.
taitap. ,aasin IS II hort tein 8raut sttpa&len
fir's Ne&t. 60 it nod III temerten. tae cine
ptr1en ais Grauenaiu.mer n,astirt mar ; bic bel.
Zen uaftirttn 9,er(onen ,pareu feline Deutl&e.
tsLs3l7e -@ 81. 6. @e1ell.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

Captain SO. 80. gSebffcr scm britten
Sieeiment, auf 9efebl bes 0riessminiNeriums
aus tenn Dien0s entlalsn, wiro bnrG eiusn Be-
tebl ees 0eneral = Ntjutonten IbrnaS &riettr III
6areticn eelebt. Der @eueral : @tjrtant fam
fem runelautiser Sbomas" fein, font battle
ct nidt s%selautt> bsB Elm SffSier fur bic fdmdb-
lide @efonsennabme isinee &eeiments 0imn,en
unb bod Nnipru9 baten fam, in teufelben au
tienen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
Doctor 81. SrtntQnn,
Scuticbcr Mr;t

tn 81. Nntbony, Minnelcta>
seist bierturd e~reetenR at, bag Ct feline SfFee
nah Ter Maiu. @trabe rerlest bat, brittle
Sbur, etertalt 5errn l1brma9sr Lbcmp1ru unp
straee a.eeaiber benz Drug @tcre ,,ntsr @tan&~
Feb'5 9aU.
Office Stuutcn lnb Mittass Ecu baIb Gins bis
erei ubr uno Mbenes DON 6 bis s.
9raute. bic 5u teit Won bier e~ntfernt trcbnex,
UNI bic @tart teiudeu 81 %tSnnen, 5inb erlu1t,
V@ III 8riefen on ibn su weneen unt neyetn
prcuarte @ntwcrt erbalten.
Triiber 9mpfffpf
it Net5 Serratbis. DeutIds in eutfsrut e~eleeeren
WnIeeelun9en, :,elde lore Riacer geimrft ~ ba.
ben wiinl&en, ic4ten F@ ltriftlib an i'm rer>
ben, mcrauf e. eiaen SIG betimmen wirt an mel-
dem Ct lie telu1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
1ttri@ @hmeiscr u. 8rueeemann

9r. 1ttri@ Ghmeiscr II. &ru9eemann
@e5u nit rem beittn Grsmpel roran,
Sie braun Gin tSlli1 Mal3eetrdnt, .
Sie eeten rem B!ott eiu &es,um @si9ent.
%, me!@ Elm telitates Bier,
> 2atetranf, tu munbet mir.
Bia fart unb rein gang rbne 3wcifel.@
60 1prad binauf som Druderteufel
Sn unirsr Office bis gum r8ab,"
Jsspttsr, ter rrcbirt ncm JaB.
seer 1T tas Ga6, . @9mer3 unt 9rauer !
Sc leb has Bier unb feline @rauu!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

NeuetatliyteS
@ctn.> @ci6dft.
@eprB Ben3,

wv ~N*SOy
Smpcsteur- @roI- unr RleinbGnbler
Don &beinwcinen,
l1nAarwfine,
6ranj6fI@e urb
Gatopba<Beine
Macciro< uno Yort=Weincn
ron pnihietenen Sabrg1neen. melte bsin Gu1-
3ent, Blalde uno Ulas ~vertau't wsreen in leiney
@tiubnQc, Sritfe &trafe,
5wilben D1arte!> ". @aibinsten- Str,
Tren6'8 Stein9ebauec.
Aebtfr 56mGnr ND &mhu2n1 &3l6e
1e~te 9uuano. @drirae>
9aroeaen uno Sareinc1
tets sprratbts Hae 5a zen m1s!i91t tiQisfenprei.
len 5u batsu.
Jtrner: Musaeieidnete5 Gbicagp unt
6 incinnati ale Ins Yprter, unb bic
feiniten Sorten Don 2iqueuren uuo
Gbampa9ncr.
@owie eablid elm ercelen.es M1ertiment BON
Gapanua=G i0arrp8.
gortebenres If Auf5 gut uno in rei9er Tiae
.orratbi8 bel
... -....-.. 0eor3 8en;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

&C. Der Greanpieat Sun ter Staa:e3eituna
bat ned inmer 8au&erin n. { gol!abl. }
Der tleine @ieeebppf pom @olt5tlatt labt nd
nod INNER an tem Durdfal II tts Grcanbira>
ten. Seltlan1tr Mppetil ! un1ppciNli4er 0rael!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
Deut@9e5
Gapeten< ur0 Ypllter9el9dft
tDu
Sobu matbeis,

~RN1A' 01lNPtI
Sings fruberem @tore eeseniber, aete bent
rNmeriean 3rule,"
ct. YauL Minne@pta.
Dleineu p%erebrten rcatlden Trcunten unb @Sn-
nern hermit bic anieise, hab i'd in ,neinem neu<
e~tablirten Sapetcn- uup No!lterer. @eIhdft all,
S,rten ron 2apetsa II. Matra3en surrGtbis bate
une empfeble i9 midi sur ti0isen unt p%rcmpten
Nnfsrtisung BON allsn in bieism Sc dGfte prr-
ton1menheu Mrteiten.
@ @u@ bate i@ RetS cine Nn;abl
fertt8er Spun9e5 sorrdtbi9.
Spbn Matbeia.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
Ibertcr Gorup. @. 81. &bamrlin.
8prap ,,,,b Gbamplin.
@rcbtGnbler in
- + o e e + / e 8.
a Eager, Spccitions unt
GpmmtIlfpn8 @eI66ft.

Wir Dalten tas 9rDBte Eager Son 5pe;erei-
Waaren in ct. PAUL, unb QanbtaaFeute tptrosu
e. IN ibremS nters0e Fneen, bel uns sorsulpu@eu,
ebe fe oncerswo ~taufen..
Maeiniee Meentcn far
bic Milmautte< uno prairie pu Gbieu
Gi(enbabn, @alcna unp Miune>
iotl padst Company,
Ncrshern'2ine padet Gompany uub @rrat SIT
tern Tiepa,d.
Jradteontratte perten su rem scrI eilbaftelteu
Btotneunsen atgel&lc0,n mad rem
Often lnc SlScn.
uet'rtteuerunaen u. Yerlu(. turd sic Qiniru
bic mir Sertrtten. treree1 auf unlrerO fTcc pron,pt
unt idne1 a%bjuli!t.
Wir en1pfangen unb Serididcn iete1radt rbne
GiieataDn.
Sur btlonhern Qonsen;en3 unlerer seretrten
i&en Glert,
3errn Gbmar6 zimmerman,
angtptut. her l9 eir beloareres @ersuisen bar.
aus Iaadbeu tpirb, feline beutl9en 2anesleute auf
pas vrruapteife III bebienen.
Bprup 1 Gbamplin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
0entjbc Sauf,

Sentic5c Sanf,
ct. paul, Miune( ota.
0elt. Britfe, cter 3adriHten licecn scr fit
Nr. 100, Sobonn Gdart.
1872, Scbann Wartin MIue1. o
. 147, s. 9. IS. Snbnlon,
y 214, Sotn Wtblia.
= 225. Mnereas Baycr..
. 232, 9enry 8odeu{elb,
238. SuboNn Nau|d!c,
miIliue BrrS. II. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

9QIle
ron
2put3 Strpbecfcr,
Dritte 9tra6e. seoenlber Der p%restYterian-
Stride, 81. Yaul. Minn. -.
Die l1eternabme bieiea teliebttn Grlfs. 2cfales
biermit rem Serebrteu put!itum mittbsilenr, seist
i'd Suslei& e~rsstent an, bab i@ in meiusm ga.
Icon nit
9utem 2a8erb'cr 2 @la5 fir $ Gente,
alien Sprtcn 2ifGrcn,
alien 9peiien unb feineu @isarren aufsumarten
INT 9tanoe bin. QrutS @trobeder.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
ScmtfDc Somf
Wi((iuS Bros. { Oun60r, st Uau)

Wi((ius Bros. { Dunbar, st pauC.
Grlber S. u. g. @iuiu8.)
ct. paul Minne}pta.
Mu0er aQer Itriesu 8randen tes Banfsc|@il
tee mipmen mir unleEe beipnbere Mufmerflanfsi
benz Gerfaure pom
@e&(eln ouf Deut11lanb,
ionic auf bic 5auptpldsc Tronfreida, @n8lants,
Der S6tpeis unp Der Ser. Gtaate1n unb t~raiIrer1
wirunter 4nberr au' folgenbeeurcrdii9e 96u{ert-
Gam Warronts,
mi unIerer l4r;ftlid3en Oarantie auf unteerenatt
3eit perlebeu, utermtmen bic
Bele9un9 Ypn Gapitalien
IN 0runbeisenttum oeer eegen Snteredfn, auf
er1te ) Ypotbeto1'lGe@ i@erbeit, be}pr-
gen Die
BcjeblunA Don Taren
in ieSem Gbeile unierea @taatea, taufeu uub per-
taufen Sch urh '!tn1ee Muusen, 3ablen bic
h 4 r., r 2 81 "a ~ r f;;r H1cdTeI o..f 0Jo.. M~.e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07
5taot< It. Ga~nb>9fQ6rt6ten.
Generals @taat
SO tuucfpfu.

eenerdl:S9orpf1uarttcr Gt1at
SO iuncfpta.
& Central u iutanten- Dfficc1
Bid .-s @. paul, g., SEER. 1863. :
SpeSial : @efebl SO. 4.
8raft Der scu BEN ariessminiRer;um erbalte'
Nsn &rmadtieung, batirt 8. Dec. 1862, Serfus'
Der Sterbefeblsbaber Der Wiitarn.ht bes Staa-
tes lie ~fpfrrtiee Drsaniiaticn elmer 8attsrie lsi9-
ter Irtiuerie gum, Dien1 fir 3 Sabre reer bic
Dauer res 8riseea, gu be3eidnm ais tie brittle
@atterie, @irneirn 2eidter Irti0erie, tpe!de
salammenseiebt iein ipQ, mic fplet:
1 Gnpitdu. -
r .. 2 Stcrlieuteuanta.
o.. Geconbe, 2ieutenante.
Grfer Sergeant.
1 9ereeant-2 uartisrmci ltsr.
@ersearten.
12 &prprra
esissmaliheu.
2Teuerwerter.
1 Wagner.
1922 3anpnie,s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

8. Alb E ID t,
Gatrifant unb 9incler in
ruffifden, amerifaniiden s. leip1iacr
$el5maQrfn,
bat in itinem neuerSHnetsn @aaren-2as.r,
Drttte 5traBe,
rterbalb Der Bride, jtets s%rrrattia cine arc6e
Nusrabl son feinen unc rreindren Ytl3maaren
aQer Mrt.
9erren unt Damien fnten in n1einem @tcre ar,
8url@nertraaren idmmitlihe Mrtitel. melde bic
Wteoe une ter Comfort fir bic @inter-S aiIcn in
Minneicta erbeilden.
ca Meine @elddfts- arrangements ieseu
mid in BEN @teae. nsinen y e,ebrten &uutcn III
preiltn gu Serfaufer, nelde reit inter Der Dor.
au9li@ea Aualitat Der @aaren itben.
6. MltreGt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

AAA e'luINeH cN
@in;iebu',s son @el.ern
IN europa mt ~fs'tisen bic biersu erfurterliaen
Wariere, ale:
grQlna9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, G%obteufde;ue u, ,eyhf,
at, p:rbirsen teren @ultisteit unp be{protn BE
eenlular'l@e Beslaasisuns per1elben iomie aud
bic ""@
MuS;atlun9 Ypn @eloern
in ltsem xbeile Isrti9lauts uub Der @dmei,
!nes1 tp,r ben GsAenmertb Der bel une tinae>
1a!bltea Setrdseten lsltit in ben entleaenfen Sri
i$aften teebnenssn Gnffauseru tudenfrsi ms
9aus ienben laden.
YoIia9e(Geine
59r ueet1tabrt nDn Bremen mad Nep-grrf
Sf9:ll@tnen, unsin Dampfi9ifen bts .N,r
s = + sloys,* iDpie CUR @tiit .u
yameat9 NAG 5ep~gerti in DampftSten Der
lslll1aft" s.rfauen wir auberat.
st1tbten W%re;(cn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-07

Cine SS&in er1sr 3'a0e.- Der bSdfe 2ubn
sesablt. - gu ~erfraeen in Der 8anf BON
Ibpmp1pn Brothers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

Last July for three days the City Of
New York was in the complete possession
Of a COpperhesd-Irish mob, who murdered
in cold blood hundreds Of inofensive peo-
pie, took cOlOred men and hung them to
lamp posts in different parts of the city =
in one instance saturatiDg hspless VIC
tim with turpentine, and burning him dIiVe,
destroyed q large number of buildiu gs
by Ere, and sacked sn Orphan Asylum
containing eight hundred children. Many
Of these Irish devils were arrested and
taken before an Irish-COpperbesd Police
Justice by the name of McCunn, who in all
Instances discharged them from eust0dy-
merely bseasss they 'Dsrs all C5pPsrheas
VoseTsi To such an extent did he pursue
this course, that the Chief of Police was
compelled to give orders not to have any
more prisoners taken before him.
This deTotee Of murder and rapine, Ms
Gum, we regret to say, has been declared
reelected by Democratic Board Of Can
vassers, by throwing out entirely the vote
Of disputed district. II the vote Of that
district had been allowed, BOswOrth, the
law and order candidate, would have been
elected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROnI CHATrANnOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov 70.
Bragg retreated from his position last
night and it is represented to be perfect
rout. Sheridan reached Chicksmauga
Station at four o'clock this morning aud
captured 500 prisoners, guns and num-
Der of pontoons. The enemy attempted TO
burn the bridge behind them and partially
succeeded. They burned the depot and all
the stores st Chieksmaugs. Sherman
crossed the Chicksms4ga this forenoon.
Hooker was reported at Ringold at five
o'clock this afternoon.
Captures and desertions are rapidly
thinning out the rebel army. The number
of cannon captured thus far is reported to
be tAirty-two, including the celebrated
Loomis battery lost at Chicksmsugs.-
Sherman's loss is much less than estima-
ted and will not exceed five hundred.
Nearly six thousand prisoners have been
reported. Breckenridges son and Major
Wilson, his chief Of staff, have been brought
in. Breckenridge himself narrowly es-
capped. A strong column are in pursuit Of
the enemy and it is not at all improbable
that another disastrous defeat will be
forced upon him.
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FROM GRANT.
NEW YORK, NOVem'

| NEW AOhhj NONemDbE Ats
Tribune's special:
Although General Burnside is invested
by ferce in position on the north side
only of Knoxville, and although no direct
adViees have been received from him dur
ing the last two days, it is believed that the
measures which General Grant has taken
| for his relief will be successful, and his as
ssilants will soon fnd themselves on the
defensive, with fair prospect of being
taken prisoners or forced into an inglori-
GUS retreat.
Very full semi-ofheial dispatches, de-
soriptiVe Of the operations yesterday in
| front Of Chattanooga, received here to day,
| speak in terms of most enthusiastic admi-
ration Of the conduct of the troops, and
particularly of the divisions of General
Wood and Sheriden, now embraced under
the command Of General HoOker:-These
men, excited by their success in capturing
the rihe-pits on the slope of Missionary
Ridge which they had been ordered to take
at all hazards, rushed up the precipitous
ridge and carried its crest, capturing some
thirty cannon and thousands Of prisoners
Neither Grant or Thomas believed that the
hill could be carried by direct assault No
| eAANAo AN4 Oh os9dAAA nU16 klNCh anu Lub
officers were almost literally swept along
by the rush of soldiers. The hill, besides
being very steep, were enfladed by srtil-
lery both right and left.
The number of rebels taken prisoners is
reported at three thousand five hundred,
but it will be largely increased by strsg-
glers, Of whom q great number are coming
in this morning.
Brsggs forces are now massed near
Rossville in the forks Of the Chicamsugs,
and to the left Of the positions won by our
army.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 27.
Killed in 36th Ohio: P. l. Nesselroods,
Amos Rose, A Y. Coy, J. Wakeman, VIM.
Surgeon, H. 8. johnson, J. P. Stone, F. L.
Grinnis, Rufus Mapes. Wounded-Cap-
tain J. C. Selby, Lieut.. o. F. Wood, Lieut..
]. NJ. Hamlin. Killed 9; wounded 66i mis-
siLg4.
Killed in 92d Ohio Capt. Whittlesey,
Lieut.. Turner, Lieut.. Townsend. Wound
ed-Lieut. Col. Putnam, Lieut. Putnam 8
killed, 45 wounded and 4 missing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28


The New York Herald contains the fol-
lowing intelligent statement Of the results
Of the series of battles fought between the
srmy Of GenSral Burnside and that Of the
rebel General LOngstreet to resist the ad-
vance Of the latter upon Nashville:
"The conduct Of General Burnside and
his army has been certainly ell that the
country could desire. Five battles in four
days, from an army in retreat before q sup
erior force, speak all the praise that could
possibly be given to q commander or his
men. Longstreet it appears, threw q
force, on Saturday, November IA, over the
river LoudOn, which the dispatches call
the Tennessee, though that name is apt to
Dialead in respect TO geography. Above
SIS e0nauence with the Clinch, the stream
should be known as the Holston river, and
that name would consequently apply to it
near Loudon.-GenaFsl Burnside immedi-
stsly gave battle to this force, and drove it
to the river, where it was doubtless cover
ed by artillery on the other side. Burn
e%ie appears TO have been successful, and
10 have done all that could have been done
IN this frs: battle bat, as LOngstreet was
able to cross q t.Srger force at night, Burn
side retired to Lenciir. At thst place on
Sunday, the 18Th, the seeond battle
was fought. This time LOnGstreet had the
offensive, and was repulsed Burnside,
oatnumbered, but certainly not outfeught,
continued his retirement; but, as the pur-
suit was hot, he fought third, and spPar-
entity q seVeae hattie on Monday at Camp
hal Station. Unable to maintain his pos
sitioH, he again retired; and fought his
fourth battle short distance in the rear
OF the field ubon which the second was
fought. On Mondsy night he sgain with
drew, on Tuesday foughI q fifth battle near
Knoxville, and expected snorier on Wed
aesdsy the 18Th inst Such is the 5-illiant
record Of the courage and endurance Of
Burnsides army and Of the tendency Of
that General. An army not greatly su-
perior in number could not have kept the
Impetus Of its advance against such presis-
teney IS Longstreets did; nor, could an
army not of the first order in its morale, OF
not admirably handled, have marched and
fought as Burnside's did
tBut we suspect that the harm has been
taken out Of Longstreet By this time!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Nov. 26.
Late adyiees from Arkansas River, rep
resent that the country is subject to fire.
quentincursiOns from consoripting squads.
Ci1Eens are compelled to hand together
for protection. This state of affairs rem
ders the efforts of planters to gather crops
Intellectual, and the amount of cotton gath
cred will be small compared with the
amount grown.
Prices force is represented small, and
no prospect Of q movement on his part.
The Memphis Bulletin, in noticing the
arrivals there, says it is believed that in q
few days the restrictions now preventing
cotton coming in from the country will be
removed. The stock is rapidly decreasing.
About one Thousand bales reached here
this morning by boats. The amount Of
business done is small aud quotations re-
main unchanged, being little more than
nominal. O.