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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-03
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Ndnts ni1t belfudtst rperoen tanH, totarat
ben Dteben III iattsu. Ginbri6e unO uebers
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& 60. stngebrpdsn. Grierem Uurben fur
$500 8ddren rntpsnoet; Qsstsrr ~SerlCrsn ct
srn $1,000.
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Bat fH an bas SEtegsminjRertum gu BaiD'
inetDn e~sponbt. famtt pieleS IUbalb oils tnSS'
lid bte N~uswefslung ees Gen. 0tliH ers
trGrte.
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unp rae 9eben mar bersitS entfIOtsn, als le
ffunben rurben.
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lisrt $500. @iae Dune In philadelphia,
cte fur3Iim tn eiusr Der 0reen(tra6en Cars
fubr. purDs auf t9ren NaGbar aufmerflant,
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tbr SaldsntuA 5Cg, fd aus Demitl6sn Der
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be an einsa S~aptlter in Ger @6tsnufnraBe
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&lspelnno pafirt. Sin SaIOntseper lief IiH
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s0b unO csIde "good for one drink ,rae
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Gsber jecD6 eineu 9yrt5unt, bsr pom @irtS
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cine Nn;abl @erpbngsitSiGuier, bic fb ioIGs
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netet: "Good for one drunk"
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No. s3ur D~elnnperen Neutrality-suspicious..
Sinpasetret une ~Eaesiepbe loGtsa issE s5rF4sig isia. eHe &,
srr asgEtts !naisa lnt icI:.E t~'sieiEgn aar qa leiatn 80
sgHtGtea sjseatsn ssrfta, sUet&t gN EtTcrs GeRsit se5:n
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a9tsskr ~susasitst Rsb. tfi8winpslt si @.rSsu yse ipg Sci
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Dar1GahrtSs 33Itettt
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So e. JiLbgesanbfs
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GttpsEiieateba.
s.sag 3tc. 81 Ehamestf., YalttmCre.
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&rante ustb @mter6ftefe!
Dr. SpGSns's

Sr. SirGHns's
suIamnsngeIes:fr Sptap Don NtipEtrlgea.
Esrusi uas ~easpisbIen BON Ell eerls utenen 5er3ten Gle
has fceltts xro ssats cite Wtttel in 0sr petluna boz gart'
Mas;eernne. slausa Suiteu, Glgtipsien, 9etIer{eu i9paaci
Stir1ue, SGmers IN pen nriNsacrsanen, ssroOrbsgen 8lta
G@atsrs IN Der selts pub Srsf. 9sT3t!opiaa Cesr SetSfranf-
belt, alien S9lsr, UIntt. nro Suusealeaben.
Or. SwagHe'6
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aefaest fe tsss assr EN- stertel SsDreIiiSstt oc5 q. Ssst'
uuh III az ~cerfonieE IN teeea! ~0srspsuten ShstIe GER &rhe.
DIR. @Ddpns'e -.
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vtrb s.sereiteI Saniero Ger anlairetbattn %MtFdt orn 81. 6.
Spa1ne, etnes eei@tcteu Nrstes, ser iess prcieihsnsas eaui.
bstn NIT sem lcicbti9en TSrtaetl elmer reselni6st8.n ~nes5tni
NaiehelSsia. ia bsAeiGy M per Welt. on8etrrten. 81 otents
uanber eimett tssItben Sernain IN ssps 9ebilgetGyea Gfsgta.
IAN. uus @er sss!s Jasrs ians WRIT i'm 9OipitaI una aIien
ar7ea5aas Iener SsG6t.
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3ulammen8elepter Gyrup Don gDtlDtirE1sn
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el %autDtberr.
Or. SweYae'e
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ntbt ~htnIdn8liG eHen lem iolac
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3tlen Hnh Elm i9neleS r~etni9entcs 3aItlniittsl, bas eIs b5.
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TENT, wobur6 oclee @sfnncbsit telgeient pilb.
K8r 3nbersitet ansi9ltesll6 eul9 Nt 3. Swapue.
PHILADELPHIA
Sine Bcr pirb pei goR fraaeo paisabe lei ge,sgsno ben
Is Gents. III
Naan abreiFre BetelnnOen on iAg cree.
t4g8 6 &L 3. Swatue & SObn.
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Gleftrffchs 9fnpnrnfe.

Gnen an REennatismns. @idt. Cbrtu- unS S~csA6m,r
sartbDrt8tst Selentsrstfbftt an9erneinsr cbG StiliSssgT
E@wGte nnh 6bnIiheH &raufpeitsn Ieth, ubea Qtripufn f,m,.
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u~nbequemlthtett eerooeu peGoen tGnn n. unb lit Syren gTss
sensrei&s @trfur8 tn sabaoiA Talen srpupFt.
@rets $3.50. .
bit eernni&k nnt ohreiFre n: n, N"~'
DIR, 6. Mebler.
Ill Sir-JraatinFraee, Gst,ooo
pOR EaGAss oaaa ' rnas
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-03
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pariton .:4 3awm'
Ser un 9.S0 MbentS ~ebesbenhs Grprebsue wtre nur az rot
aeroen iuoliG BON 9otrisbur9 eele5 sncn Fuatten dneaIten;
e5pltsbrrDu9b, Dprt, 3aAcStr sSunctton. essrn1nt yasttSn'
Morfipu; GbaunferSbMr9 uno ao6eg spile.
Der pcfiue eett t01lth, auSjer entnen Scnni06s' - On
grp es,ua tcTnmt tiglih, GU agncmae Wiortaes.
4saOasfeiefur Srt d. ntoicnen leuten ben rotrfpur9 cser
43orftoh : ccemotot 0 s.3ui nehuiea.
4oit- unb @rpreesnse nebtn 9enou IN Werolnotne ut
Der Yeunfp ronta 0tnaol-eltsnbabn III pattteDurs PUT
ptitsburs. @lsDslanp, @clumbus, 9tnctn
uott. S~nDianapplis, Sort WaYne. @bic1go
unb ansn glaSn ss stcsn QDelttns. frpie gu Gtmtra
nit her Rem. Dott @rie oil nbabm mad alen Biaern. I'M sert-
Ii@en uno No li9n gisw' gelt.
" 3use lapparts:
Rpasus tonnt an um...... $50. 10 u}r Is UaiH. gbenH
6srrtbufs Accommodation. $500. . 80 n Sadn'
Barton - -. -. 8 saWbenet'
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@b. g. 0p1ng,
Gen. Jratt II. Yaiiaeisr. Wsent WcSaI
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GEN
DO. 141 aBefs9 utabarparaat.

So DO. 141 Ielts9uabarparaae.
sd bsaeGriGt!ge meine Treunbe pnc @5nner, bag is IN.
rdbrenc bic beTen iMpcrtrten goet1s p~0rrdtbig 9alts, bic il
bet Der Tlai@s Cber fstm Gaseab bsaieer u~frsaufen .Gan of
elm an6eres b~ercrtge ge9aft ea 10 e&elben hurs SeHri
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ua S6peiSert6ie uns 3aptaT, wetaen I'D asteberrers6uferl
II grBGefem Onontititen Dinig Gblane.
AUD 0er5apfs i'd irrtwdbrenb Ns Hs9etet%nde RpIDeIs5te
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a22s JcS. Sstt,
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6as ss 6aS9
& 9B!dbtig fir &inmanoerer uuD NlelIerGe.
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y Wheeling mn GplunltGs.
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e~tuatr.@tet fat.
Gatrpretle pen Daltirapre uaA2
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ssg,s,s asSt1ttg fur @tsapataersF
~ Meue Heterogeneous iig Gin.
tuanOerer, Die naG Oeaa gsegtea 81 teiEsE

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are Pain aaa ~ssaaaatsa P.Eesas aEst
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Saul, JSod 9elano, burlington, Soma @ttS
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-06
From the Knoxville Register.
Gen Bragg's Official Report of
the Battle at Murfreesboro.
ICoNCLUDED.1
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TENNESSEE,
Tuilahoma, 23d Feb'y, 1863.

Wo left about 1900 badly wounded,
one.hait Of whom, we learn, have since
died from the severity Of their injuries;
about 800 sick, too feeble to bear
transportation, and about 200 well
men and medical officers as their at.
tcndAnts. In addition to this the enc.
my had captured about 800 prisoners
from W.. As tho 1900 wounded orc
counted one" Nn1er that head among
our 'o55es, they should be excluded
IN inc general total. As an offset
to this loss we had secured, as will
appear from tho report of my Tnspec.
tor General herewith marked "5."
considerably over 5000 prisoners. had
captured over 80 Eieces Of artillery,
5000 stand Of small arms, 4 number
OF wagons, ambuiances, mules and
harness, with large amount Of other
valuable property, all of which was &C.
cured, ana appropriated to proper uses.
Besides all this secured, We had DESTROY
cd not less then 500 wagons, mostly
laden with various articles, such as
arms, ,iamDunitionI nIproyisions, baggage.
clothing, medicines and hospital stores.
We had lost three pieces of artillery
only, all in Breckiugidge's repulso. A
number cf stands Of coors, nine of
which are forwarded with this report,
were also captured on the field. 9th.
egs known to have been taken, have
not been sent in. The list marked sc"
Is herewith transmitted.
\ tabular statement of our forces
marked ~" is herewith submitted,
showing the number of fighting men
we had on the field, on the morning of
the 3lst Of Dee, to have been less than
$4,000, of which about 10000 wore in
iantry and artillery. Our losses also
are reported in this samo comprehen.
Slve table, so as to show how much each |
corps, division, and brigade suffered,
and in case OF BrccE inridges' division,
INC losses arc reported separately for
Wednesday and Friday. These ro-
ports arc minute and suggestive, show.
mg the severity Of the conflict as we'll
as where, when and and by whom it
vas sustained.
Among the gallant dead the nation
II called to mourn. none could have
;aI!en more honored or regretted than
brig. Gen. James f Rains, and r. w.
Hanson. They yielded their lives in
,ne heroic discharge of duty, and leave
snelr honored names as a rich legacy
70 their descendants. Brig. Gen. Jas.
\: Chalmers and b. W. Adams receiv-
sd disabling wounds on Wednesday, I
sm happy to say not serious, but which
rTtcprived us of their valuable services.
having hecn under my immediate
Command since the beginning Of the
war, | can bear evidence to their do.
'oton, and to the CONSPICUOUS gallant.
~ which has marked their services on
every field.
FOR The sacred names of other he. .
rooS and patriots Of lower grades, who
gave their lives illustrating the char
,Hetor Of tho Confederate soldier on this
0Ioody field, l must refer to the re.
ports of subordinate commanders, and
" toe list which will be suhmitted.--l
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-06
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Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
'mSes and deaths published as news
Advertisements Of charitable institutions at
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-06
Z. L LEE,
General Commanding
JACKSON. Nav 4

! Gov. PettUs say tha, no serious disaster oc.
CURED near Grand Gulf and wishes pcople to
hava confidence in the result. lie has come
TO tho ration. and deliberate conclusion tha.
! The Who'll .ate can be held. A few towns on
! the river will probably be taken and tempora.
rily held, but measures will be taken to meet
the enemy at every point assailed, and drive
him back. He thinks affairs arc not half SO
gloomy AS three days ago
Writ Adams amhushed Grlerson near Amite
bridge Ike let three companies pass before he
oy,n.t fire, killing and wounding several
Coz. Prince ordered Lis regiment to charge,
his mon refused Prince then charged at the
head of a few men, and was mortally wound
ed, ho is since dead. His body is in our
possession. Three Companies escaped 70 Baton
Rouge. The remainder arc helnmed in, and
viii probably bc captured.
An extra -ul1sisslppian says that Gen Bowen
fell back from his position, Grand Gull being
attacked With overwhelming numbers and out
hanEed Tho 3lst Louisiana was captured.
fighting desperately. The loss was very heavy
on both sides.
bowen occupies a position east Of Grand Gulf
and south Of Bayou Pierre, with Port Gibson
between him aud the enemy
The enemy at Pontotoc, seven hundred
strong, intend marching on Meridian, via
Columbus.
The \. .. True Delta, of the 26th ultimo,
predicts that the United States are on the eve
of a war with Great Britain and France.
VICKSBURG, Maya
A Yankee craft, with two barges in tow,
loaded with medical store, and rations for the
army below, attempting to run past the bate
rles last night were set on fire by our guns and
burned 20 the waters edge. Tie crew were
taken ca b. our sk:tfs ana brough. he.a
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-06

FROM MIS- STS sIppI,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-06
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
GREAT VICTORY IN YIRGINIAI
|,---~-~. .~~>~-~~-~~
DISPATCH FROM GEN, LEE.
YANKEE LOSS HEAVY.
Many Prisoners Captured.
"a " X EES FLYING
Stonewall Jackson Severely, and
Generals Hoth and A. P. Hill
Slightly Wounded,


GEN'L PAXTON KILLED.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-06

FROM FORREST.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-06-27
Fight With GuerriIlas.

A small detachment Of our troops
were fred upon on Sunday morning.
about fifteen miles from Kansas Ciiy.
The euelrillas were concealed in house
belonging to MIR. Richardson. Our
troops attacked them. killing SIX and
routing them.
Gsn.Ewing Immediately sent cut two
companies Of the llth regiment, with
orders TO scour the country in that VI
ciniiy. and burn Richardson's house.
The Gen. declares his intention to burn
every house that harbors bushwhackers.
lie means to stop this internal guerrilla
uar.-Iames.
Hurrah for Ewing Put in the licks'
General. the very biggest you can lay
on. aud all the people will say amen.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-06-27

THE ATLANTIC MoSTHLY for July has
the following table OF contents: "Doings
of the Sunbeam; Tie Wrath of Ocin;
Gala Days; The Fleurde-Lis at poIi
Royal; Her Epitaph: Outside Glimpse
Of English Poverty; Paul Bleck; BY the
RIVER; The Growth Of Continents; The
Musician English Naval Power and
English Colonies Our General; The
Claims TO Service or labor; Reviews
and Literary Notices" The usual abil-
ity marks the articles in this number.
Some of the papers are very forcibe.
The Atlantic is doing good service in
the cause Of the country AM freedom.
May its -ponderous blows fall thick and
last upon the foes of both. In many
respects the Atlantic has improved; its
tone is less eqiivocal in matters Of
Christianity, and tile great talent EN-
plOyed in enriching lis pages seems d.
reeted to the grand work Of the times;
the redemption Of our country from the
double curse Of Treason and Slavery.
Is year, Ticknor & Fields. Boston,
Mass.
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The Jefersoniau.

We have received the first number
Of the Jefersonian. published at Grass
hopper Falls 10 this county. Il is edit
ed with ability by R. H. CROSBY, Esq.
neatly printed by the publisher, ?. IL.
Peters, and makes fine appearance.
Long may it live 10 DO good in the
world. The terms are SO year; ten
copies SIS; twenty copies 525; fifty
copies $50. address R H. CROSBY,
GTasshopper Falls. Kansas.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 9Th, 1868.
FRIEND RoBERrs:-On the I2,b inst
our Reg. left Rolla. on the cars, bound
for Kansas City, in obedience to orders
to report at that place. We arrived a!
Washington, thriving town on tie
MISSOURI river in the afternoon. Here
we LETT the railroad and embarked on
The steamboat Fanny Ogden. and after
a pleasant trip Of about four days. we
arrived here yesterday afternoon. We
had good weather, and the men all on
Joyed The trip hrstrate. Our regiment
will probably be divided into bat,aliops
and stationed at different points on the
river Tie leih Reg. is to report a.
II. Scott 10 Gen. Blunt, and be put in
active service.
Guerril!as have again made their an
pearanae. Abou. sundown last even.
ing party Of about so belonging 10
the 9th Kansas, were coming into
Wes;port and when within about mile
OF that place, were attacked BY party
of guerIillas who were concealed be.
hind stone wall, and 8 of our men
were killed at the first fire. The rebels
numbered about 60, and Our men were
forced TO retreat, the enemy pursuing
them, and it is reported, killing ls more.
Nothing has yet been heard Of the rest.
News has just cane in of consider
able force of rebels a; Olathe, who are
reported 10 have killed % men in that
vicinity last night Co.'S and G have
been ordered TO march to Olathe, in one
hour. But one rebel is known to have
been killed.
| will keep YOU informed of any lu
lure movement of guerrillas in this
vicinity. Yours, DC,
UNIoy.
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From Johnson County.

We are permitted to make extracts
from another letter of Job. Trap 10 his
parents, dated at Aubrey. johnson Co..,
Kan, June Goth. 1868, as follows:
Il have just returned from scout
IN No. We had some trouble this time.
We went through to Kansas City with
out any trouble. A part of our Com
pany and part Of Go. Z. came in be-
hind US. When they got nearly to
Wesiport. and were passing through a
lane, the rebels, who were conceale d
in the bush, rose and charged on them.
taking them by surprise. Some Of their
guns we've fastened to the saddles, hen
the indignant devils fred into the squad.
The lane was about Two miles long,ani
the fight was kept up 10 the end of it
and a mile beyond. Our boys We're
all in muss until hey reached he end
Of the lane. when they formed line
ard drove the rebels.
Our loss is II allied and . wounded;
) of the killed bling of our C mpsny.
namely. Jas. Mccormick John Cosner,
Albert Cosner. VIM Mason ana J ohm
Snyder; aud 2. Foley wounded. Loss
of the enemy 20 laown; bodies were
seen on the ground after the fight, aud
The citizens said they carried OF several.
Their loss may be equal to ours.
Our squad at the time was in Kan,as
City. As soon as we heard Of il we
started straight out and patrol.ed the
country until dark. and at daylight
next morning resumed the scout, struck
theif Trail and followed il up for several
hours, when we came TO ,bick patch
of brush. Hare We disInounied, went
in and found the rascals asleep. We
cautiously until within ten
steps of their camp. One OF them
raised up and began to ruS his eyes,
when a piece Of cold lead struck Inn
about the heart. We killed 4 s,od
one. There were but few in /
The camp. We took every thing at the
camp. some 10 horses and equipments;
3 revolvers and guns. blankets. spurs,
hats, coats, etc. Maj Thatcher and
Capt. Pike were in command. Not a
man Of US received scratch.
Capt. Flesher commanded the other
Boys in the fight. He is no. afraid Of
my thing. Indeed he is too careless.
The ladies deserve credit for their
.,tention 10 our boys. They dressed
hem nice, decorated their bosonls with
lowers. and cried as if they were their
,wn brothers. They were well buried.
The headquarters of the regiment
ire to be removed 10 Westport or Kan
;as City; but We do not know yet
" bether our Company will move or not.
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Kansas News.

Our State news for the week may be
''leny summed up as follows:
lsser cases Of theft, robbery and out
."'y. The guerrilla fight between our
'0ys and The bushwhackers near West
Prt. The commencement Of the enroll
sa' o. the citizens preparatory TO the
aH. biun.'s efforts TO raise new
= 'nen'. Reports Of good crops from
, r'nls. seasonsble weather-except
y.ss I've Camp for cutting wheat = and
AZ. Prosperity; for which all should
oa;y thankful.