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THE eONvRs s0S AND THE N0m4-
NA1lOaS.

We publish The proceedings 4 the State
Convention st Des Mvines in full in our
paper this morning. The Convention j.
renresen'ed to have been The largest and
IN, st enthusiastic ever held in the State.
The contest for Governor was liv,ly aud
protr.cted aud finally resulted iu favor oI
Col. Stone.
The Colonel was d. servedly a very pep.
ulaf man Lc'ore the war. and his long i'm
prlsonment BY tie rebels ard his gallan,
achievements on The battle e ID and ia
the assault on Vick, burg touch,d d the
patriotic chord OF the popular heart, and
secure him 1 nomination over two o.
the abest and best kaown politicians oi
Iowa. The choice OF the Convention will
be endorsed by the patriotism OF the pso.
pli and the enthusiastic approval of the
army in an overwhelming majority at the
polls in Octob,r.
Mr. Eastman. the nominee for Lieut.
G,sernpr, is an o!d and prominent citi
z.n OF the STATE. and with many o,hel
Democrats Gu loose FROM the party som.
ears ago when they found it was 10 b.
m pscled hand and foot and delivered
over to the nuli5 ing, State Rights, Sc
cesh Siaveh iie.s.
Judge Dillon is regarded by The B.,
and the people as Que of the best jul &c
IN Iowa, aud his accession to the benz
slll be hailed d-xilh general appreciation
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cE- The specil off. Of Provost
Marshal Dick against Governor G ,mb'e
was shat he refused 10 arrest and inpris-
on the " Lincoln editor Of the Journal
Of Commerce for radicalsm.
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r. The a,ing dust was slmos, into

- The flying dust was slmos. intol-
cradle yesterday. Douglass water work.
tried to keep it down on Main street, and
TO rome extent succeeded. What we will
do. il il doe. not ,aiu soon, no one can
foretslit Cis'erns are dry, and gardens
and vegetsbles are drying up.
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~ Don't forget TO attend the meeting
OF the Keokuk Bible Society tomorrow
(SabbHth) at p. m., at the Chatham
square Church.
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GKoGRApHY SCuooL. We call atteu
tion ~ Mr. D4vs' n"tics in advertising
column :. lie opens class ia Ceogra-
phy on Monday next. This is a good
time ~ give attention TO such instruct
ions in, order 10 refresh our memory on
the ge0srsphy of our country.
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bis hands should not by his agency be
dishonored. The Convention then ad.
j1urned for one hour.
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frem the 3Osh Iewn.
hioNrR ,sx. Iowa.
june 18th. 1865 (

june 18th. 1868.
Edtfor Gate (Ry:
have the liberty of sending yeu ar
xttact, taken from = privaie letter re
ceired here BY i,dy fron her son. whd
is a private ia the 30th Iowa Regimen,
now part of the heroic army Of General
Grant, before VicksLurg. send il not
for the 10 formatinn il contains, but TO
show he spiit and confidence our SO 'diers
feel in ,seir ability to duce that stroug
hold OF rebeldum.
Respectfully yours,
HGSaY A. MILLER.
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IT ACK LINE
BEYOND upwxHsR.

: For tbs sanatasiss = ne svss- a.Ga0
~ X pahtts, the ual~t-i -isa~A have - (W%
t..iis,eta baiLv LlSn or uAC9s ss.s~ ~
wills. via u-snl~sa osli- fosasise. ks~sslsss
Pis Asaatsi Study vsli- vtdtAnsla. - Chsfss ~
tssss't. T., ssts. ~ Co. s@aa,y
harxs rnn In seape Ism ~uh 80 esrsses - -
partar~ ~ the = Mstsys o. -.
We hare eantsrtsete 0ssxs, - Oe24 - -
s~.p In our ~0p - - ~ M2la 1ttzlS &4s
ful a. aeasa dsivsss. We tssas 25.5@ xl( \ ~
lAs trsssliag vHsiss. -. <i1S 1I11 s4ft sf
nas =. isss.-A1 sss n
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- See lessons ior Bible Class on Sd
page.
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HxApaU sRrsas D,srRnr ~ fa~A.t
uas.npo & Isas i5th, K4S.
The folio Ing Order 10 published the inf,
Of alt those cos~eru~si.
By osdsf OF Bras. 0snl u. s. RossRr,
jus NJ. q. BtL'.,
Capt aud A. A. q u. n. a.
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The State Convention Of Ohio was a
glorious success. and mace the stron pes
ticket ever presented in that State.
John Brough, Of Cleveland, their can.
didste for Governor. was for many years
the embodiment Of the live Democracy ol
Ohio, and was invincible on the stump
He is s,il! Democrat. but eustains the
Uu'on, and The war policy of the Admin.
istrstion.
Charles Anderson, Of Cincinnati, the
mott eloquent orator in Ohio, brother oil
the hero Of Fort Sumter, and himself o
refugee Uuion man. of National r, pnta
ton, IL the candidate for Lieutenant G ov.
ernor.
And II. III. Hunter. one Of the very
soundest and the most thoroughly homes,
ls~yers 10 the State of Ohio, is candidate
for Supreme Judge.
J FL Goodman YVES nominated for Au
ditor. j. N. Bsrrere for Member Of Boar d
Of Public W~rks, and @. v. Dorsey for
Treasurer OF State.
The following platform was adopted
which is s'mpe, truthful. and 10 the
plnt-presenilpg . favorable contrast u
the inierminsb!e logonachy of the Cop
perhead concern.
Resolved, That the calamities Of d q
present reheliion hsve bt en- brought upon
tho nftion by the Infamous doctrines oil
MIL h:stion and secession propounded
by Clhoun sad denounced by Jackson
in 1882. and reiiera'ed by The nveL
,i"n held 10 the CRY of Columbus +. n the
ilih inst. We deu"unes them as incom.
patible win the unity, integrity. power
aud glo'y of the American X public.
Resolved, That The war must go OF
With the meet vigor till the authority
ot the Federal G verhpcnt is r~.estabIi, h
ed, and tie old flag q ,ats again serurel,
AID uiumphanflv over every State anc
Territory oi the Union.
Resolved. Tia, IN the present exigen
cies of The Republic. We l,y sside person
81 preferences aud prjulices. and hem e
t'rlh, I'LL the war Is ended, We will draw
20 patty lines but the great line h,tweer
thuse who sustain the Government, nf ,lie
country aud those who oppose it between
those who rcJ"lce In tie triumph of oul
arms and Ihose who T, joiee in The triumph
OF the enemy.
he olved, That immortal honor and
gratitude are due "ur bravo and pat, ioti,
! FL lieis in the feld, aud eve, lasting shame
and Disgrace TO any citizen or party wht
withhold thcm that, sympathiz NJ with
the army 10 ITS hsrishlp> and proud o
IT. ga ntry, the lovers OF the Union vii
remember and support those WHO are dis
abl d, aud the fsmilies Of those who isl
lighting Tor their conntry.
Resolved, That, cotf ling in the hon
esry, patriotism and good sense Of til,
President, we pledge lo lin our suppor
III Ass Efforts 10 put down the reb j ion.
With such ticketand such llatform
the people OF OHIO will pile out III jpi
sty SD immense that Val;and CHAM vi
be buried in fathomless depths and tn
men taat now know hun will know hil
no more forever. ard will make haste I,
deny that they ever had relative VII
voted for +" val!sndigham. the traitor" !"
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DIED.

DIED.
June 10, 1861. Mr.. JEssir KrpptrK, srcd - years.
Fun raj so'cioek thi- morning (satur isyl. from
hfs .sldsnce eorner of srveath aud 0rand Ave u.
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Nfw a0pertlsrlnrnts.
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CO.PARTN ERsHIP.
The undersigned hsye associate them selves tn<eher
under the asms aad siyle q L-E SWANS fvr tns
j'urposs ~ trstss'rinE senesai FAatLr "a rskv
easIns.s Ths partIs sh pto dts from way ash 1885,
JAMks A, LEE,
JOHN Z. kyASS.
Keoknk, June II, 1864. ID
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EVENING Session At the hour ap-
pointed the Convention re assembled. and
nominated, each on the 6rst ballot for
Lieut.. Governor. Enoch w. Eastman, of
Hardin Co; for Judge OF Supreme Court,
John I. Dillon, OF Hardin Co.
MIR. HIdreth, of Floyd Co, from the
Committee on Resolutions, then submit
ted the following report:
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RIBLE MEETING.

niSS0LUfION.
fhr co partnersbp heretofore exi.tinr between the
nndrstvurd ~ss dt-soived BY mutual 8. on Msy
s3tH. isSs kther psui 10 ihosis~d ~ nsms
the d. Al la liquidation.
J. A. LEE.
II. HIGHAk.
keokux. June f7lh, Is03
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

daylight took the epsmys works and captured four hup
drei prisoners.
The in Of the Fifth corp. Is light not exceeding ny
IN ell.
The Fifty.siIth, Seventh Eighth snd Ninth Louisiana
regiments, composed The Louisiana brigade which vas
esptured yesterday
Many Of the prisoners were dresssd in new su'c Of
groy, snd wore heavy army shoes.
Prisoners state that tho only rebel uoops tho
Bsppshanuock Ewels aud Bs eorps. and that they
on short rA,ons and not in good nsh,lng condition
Our army advancing steadily and gradually upon ,hs
rebels and from day TO day thsre may 10 Hghtng un
wha, OF Lees army ia annihiated driven q
the dofences of Richmond. Flushed with victory consc
that tbcy eaDsot Be defeated by the demoralixeJ
fanishng and destitute rebels the soldiers cf the Army
OF The Potomac determined 20 forward oooquern
and 10 conquer unit, the Last armed foe expires snd this
cruel war IL over.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Tn. Pr.N Dsapahh.

wssHS0Ios, Nov. s 1908.
Il appear. from Information received here rti ih,,
yesterday morning the mn and Sinh army corps updyr
the command of xsjer General sc5swot. advanced 10
Raprshsnbook stsip they having the rgs, wing Of the
army The flrtt Second ana Thhd army eorps. forming
the LETT vps under k'or General french procesdsd 10
Ksly's Ford
when the right WING reached lhs Rsppsbsnpst ~.
enemy we're found 70 be in coniider,bs sosips
this aide Of the river Tho rsbei bsuese- eartbworss
and redovsis CROWNED the oauss each ss ~ ,hs rs
pabsnnoek
General s.dswics u once advanced sla Elorusd fh.n
With great uallsn,ry and mtstaosty, esusisg nseh
slaughter and taking large number Of pironsr
when General frsDeb reached Eslys fo<d. sb0e' sIs
miles below RsppshahDoos s,at,op. the enemy tlrsv
across entire division 70 support their pesst bs 20
thl. SIDE GeSsrs french hssipy took psi'os o. " 70
bring bis artillery 10 boar upon them and proceeded 70
shell them With nsrssd ssec,, DOT osly killing large
number, but throwing them sso utter oDrfass. 'l,er
ss them ~ndly snd taking many pssooss
general French, foio-ins ~ bis s1vsntsss. iDmsst
sisiy threw ,As rhst divsIoa a TIE Third oosps,
masdsd BY Gsbasi Bbpsy, TIE river ~tSh sSass
bis operatObs for the dsy
This rnorI.ps he cresd the river 9Th iss r,ns ssss
Il his command. General ssdSpks tad prsvto1sy
cros.sd ~ shd ~ uss oesocs this rsorrlrs The too
wings bad formed idss!sn sSi bsld eo,. bsI.s = tts
river.
Ths ssny sflsr ltsr asiss, o ltsss too snsassmsts
-ss % ho,ly pursssd by vetios foross uAi ttsy
nrsw themselves into ihs river in ,hsr ~sr's 10 ssssps
where soms ~~s iroWb.d std nssy ssrs tnsd ~ ea'
Afan,ry.
Al tas srinsry us r,esf bal 90 it, 80 -n esp.
tsrsd. n 10 ,s,ssssd 10 "a ssvss suss. Tbsf vhos
camp sqoipa<s usaoubsfy ~, iu,o or hsba' "a ts~y
wsr. oonpsllsi 10 lsav. n N thsr hsssy rssrss,
G.1.ra B.iorss eAvs'ry sr,-ssi 81 salpbar s.fihp "
cor. The right ssnk several mns sbo,s Hapy~hssno<
su,sn srd Genera. GREG All Knpsirss crossed b~'ow
gsrf,s Hfd 70 lova ~. i-r s.bs No sssEr ihss
a,oa 4 ,b.s af~rafyss hsd b@su vsd ~ 70 IRA
today
me Enemy .nsr crossing ths Hsspsbasfs 4 sta1 80
cover e The ri.h, moved IN ibs arse,oa cslp@p..
ans ~. sivsucs 'or,.~ s1fJsssf v - ssrs'ry
roacbsa Brnnsy s,sinH sariy v ar
ms rnornns ar ~bsis Inc s1'uo,4 -. - t"''
ygcss.d sy'siy fr-va Stsr tse rsirssinshs
I've su,Hs rsmssr q prs.-, ,sssa - ,o'n ?" 9
vsx ard Frstch 70 49, bsisysi 70 - - W
sisht huntrsf rrf t-sstysr Ofsrs rFfs fef' " ~
oss psvsseasr a. Asransria 70 fryffs - ihfi a-'a
| bss Toe prsnN-s arc onml1ss1 prfelfty , - hefb
cs,osi.a al T1.sia.a iros- Thf siefa'@ "a hf-r
,so~s ,ss d rosr gsczsl bfnsts - fSfffs 80 Asf
| ss1r,.
| Yn.,s.h., tss.s ~ stsaiss 80 frs - noussae
,.a tgss,.s - 80 tbzs,ts ~ s.st'ss n 'sr.siI.
4 ss, -srs tAsss ~ Ffs>h
\ rs-ti.sss- 40 us gre.sui ~HA ~ guy ssys 4
90 rsr.i sstt y .s> 81 ss>s~ as psisoosrs h .
s,s-dsss i.rssst - osDssfga W fsre.s ~
yrsiaa .lss-ssa ihsy ssssa ~ cavalry v pfs
/ vsai fuassfus al sscsg.
| Us.sas gsssss .sfs 49, ssits'~i y ats ~ "a
'.@a'fJ s-ssss-
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
The CASUALTIES.

The subjOned is partial let q tho killed and wound
ed
Captain r W. rurl.ns. os D, s.h Maine.
Captain James Oidwsy, Go. D, 9th Wisconsin.
Lieut. VI. wilkins, %. a, 9th Maine.
Lieut.. john French, Co. b, 9th Maine.
s.lse.O, John G..y Colo, ',sars,, c. x, s'h A.t.
Corporal 1hos. sharkey, Co. X, 9th Maine.
Chas Hammond, Co X, 9Th Maine.
Geo Brown, Go. x, 6th Malice.
Cha, Nelson, Co. X, 9th Maine.
Brigadior General R0b o. Tyler struck and grazsd BY
spent rle bulot-nct disabled.
soonel ',sla, J, = cs, Allen On Wisconsin, IN hand.
slightly.
Lcuienan, Colonel b D. Harris 9th Maine hip shattered
eide.
MAJOR Fym, AID View York, In wrist,
MAJOR II. Wheeler 5,h Wisconsin.
Adutant Charles A. Clark, 9th Maine, loy
Capt George W Darnha Co. q, ota Maine, bach, theI
capt J. o. Roberts Co ". 9TH Maine, arm
Captain >; wiieeasi Co x, Oh haine, abdomen.
into hip, grazcd tho spinal column aud passed out
Captain Rob 7, WILSON. Acting Adatant General Cen.
Cap, w. r. casler i2lsi Ncw York, Ioft arm.
First Lieutenant II. H. waii Co. d, 9Th Maine bres,t,
First I!ouieuant porcvs Knowles Go. X, 9Th Name.
chest, probably mortal
breast.
first Lieutenant simon ro,,lc Co. v, 9Th Maine, s.,n
fractured.
First Lieut.. Z. W. Smith, Co. G, 9th Malns, logl
second Lieut.. ) II Jacobs, 6th Maue, shouiderg
Second Lieut. VIM. II. Coin, Co. II, 9th Maino
Second Lieutenant H. Chambcrllo, Co. 9th Name foot
Second Lieut. ldward wlians 60. ., oh Maine hand.
Lieut.. Calvin Hutchinson Co. II, bih Wisconsin back.
Lieut. =. p. Mills, Co. y, 5th Wisconsin, arm, slight.
Lieut. FMwel 60. X, 5th Wisconsin.
Sergeant Thatcher Vose, Co. X. 9Th Maine.
Sergeant John Homer, Co. X, 9th Maine.
Corporal Thos N. Kerr, Co. X, 9th Maine
Corporal Lew Blood, Co. X, 9th Maine.
Vim. WarioD, Co X, 9th Maine.
Fergu. Potter, Co. X, 9Th Maine.
Patrick bryan, Co. X, 9Th Maine.
Emile Hannomann, Go. X, 9th Name.
Frederick Dang, Co. X, 9th Maine.
Allsn Cum nabam, Co. X, 9th Maino.
Peter Chester. Co. X, eth Maine
Daniel ". Baglay, Go. X, 9th Maine.
Sol. W Lidcy, Co. X, 9Th Maine.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
oar wsssissson Despatch.

WAsmS0TosI Nov. ,, tkoJ.
Advces from The froo, are 10 The eect ,ha, General
Kparet occupied the city and heights Of Frederick
burg yesterday, and was In position 10 bod them oD,I
the infantry could reach him. II 10 probable that the
army has already ioIned him, and 70 now Int enehins
tssf on the south bang OF the RAppsnannccs.
Ibs train conveying ihe wounded FROM he battle u
Reys Ford yesterday TO the ngmbsr cf sdrod and
MY, arrived here At ten O'Clock 10 hight, Trers
smbuisnees there 70 transport Tho wounded 70
the hospital, and may bs ssyerA hour, before nov ~
b. placed where they can recsue surgical st,sDt.oo.
The prisoners expected " arrive during the Bsht
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

Of which tslesraphsd you this morning. The other
column consisting the First Second and Third corps
left wanen,op Junction about daylight, the Kslys
Ford rosd, and about reached tps river.
When approaching this river, and certainly expecting
trouble, advance encountered the ensmys rckets
srd drove then IN towards the ford. lhs column
pressed pursuit the Third corps leading until when
near tba srea the enemy opened upon with infantry
and artillery But the attack was sufficient check
ia advance The driven across the river in
eoafus,on and were followed by rrneys division
Third corps which bvouscksd on The south bank,
where they remained until joined BY the rest Of the
nssnd this morning.
10 this action took about three hundred prisoners
hear General Alexander Hays commanding dvi-
Second corps captured yesterday but the
report scks confirmation.
The whole number Of prisoners who fell into or
hands the lights eighteen hundred and twenty.
seven, of which hundred and hfty commis
s,oned officers. Our entire losses viii snm up
three hundred and nf,y in killed wounded and missing
A. two O'Clock sAis morning Geoeral French's aOd
senera sedswicks bugles sounded advance aud the
pursuit viii 10 pressed vigorously II possible that We
may ind the enemy stronger the south side Of the
siver tb.a anticipate, and tha, the termination
may attend this enterprise that accompanied Hooker and
borus their csmpsns but do no, believe n lee
has developed the tactics as heretofore failing back
and attacking ground Of his selection, 10 which
We have hitherto been worsted
M. y. q. Chspman's Third Dsspasch.
HrADeUsnrss, ARMY or rHs PoIosAc,
Nov. s-4 Y. n. !
learn that our army are well over the river, and
sedswick's advance bas reached Brandy station.
No reports Of ngntins have been received.
This VII he week o. not WORK.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

ysAs the price OF coal steadily the advance having
gone up u per ton since this day week. Lehgh coal is
.ow ing from inc yards 10 shs city a. $40 short
pounds The demand for coal is active, and noswIth.
standing scarcity Of suitable vessels for the trade coal
40 Circulation yesterday that ri had broken In the
Lehsh region. some miles above ksucn Chunk In which
very denpe cause OF The difficulty or its probable
!nssncs was stated with the present scarcely o. fuel
hno nien price OF coal Is important that Gil utesTup-
@ovso Undef me most favorable workings OF ne s,sds
mere VII NO doubt, be much suffering the approAehin
Smss., sn0uid " 90 severe ono; but II the supply
greatly aggravated = n
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
~. .. p.v,as..s: D..p.sss.


R.yialssocr srinfos, Nov. :, 1899
Hs has been another signal day 10 the hs,ory Of the
Army Of the Potomac. The sixth Army corps has
achieved spt1did victory, aud added another wrea,h
70 ns s,re.ay dearly boush, hrrels. Orr losses are
heavy compared tue numbers engaged upoo side,
ba, nshi wbeo The naspiaesn, reulw are considered
We have upwards o. twelve hundred prisoners. four
rprs apa numerous stands Of oolors and battle tsss
Our c.sss are estimated ~ s.yso,y.srs Killed and two
husdsei aud hf,y wounded
ssjos General John ssdv~Ies, soumandins ths rish,
vine Of The ,usy, consisting ~ The ssth and rfb
ocrps Ten wssu,on this morning with orders 70 pro.
esed n nsrrshspsocs s,s,os sad ,ste and nOd ,bs,
position. The march ~. . rapid one, and the
Fist twyishrs) d'vvios ., tbe Sixth oorps, under
the csmmsnd ~ Brtrsdlsr General David A. Rus
ssl General wflxh, being IN command Of ,hs
oorpe), REACHED ihs heights ,his aide Of ,be Rappa
nsnpock shout oclccr aud drs,s 10 tho euspys
picsrt. Bowss sesobd avi.ion Of ,ne same corps ras
sussss right and comssBced skrnsbng sooo sf,er,
and Drove the eaemy before them. The Fh cofDs "a.
der NAJos .-nsssi sysss. formed tbey ssrmsh line
The south u 10. Orange snd Nexsndris Rsroaa srech
rg down ,p-1ds Nsrmans fovd. FArly~ DIVISION of
t~sNs fthsi cors ocnpted We gbs on this side of
,b. river n. vorp upoo which they had % trusd 10
them defepslble from attack from this direc,co.
Those oonstractei by summer
-si, we ooaunee the iire Il Ne Rspp~hAnpocx Ths
sassay, hO~sres, bad strenssheacd thsro BY dsrss
sehofol. Of rife pats uouna their 'front.' sacb wss lbe
formidable position which R.ssss brave boy, sisssci
ADa carried Io.jsy
Colonel rumvkw, Il ,be Iifsi Escds Irlsns ar.
fHe,y and chief ~ ArIiIsry % General ssSspick's
s,sn, psstei csptsla Martins battery q The Finh
ua,~i s.sies utihsry, snd Captain Waterman |,
bst,sry cf tho Prs, Rhode issnd npoo The heghts,
sboo, thresfour,hs q nile tbs eide Of tho river.
1sess cornsDosd shell the works shos' three O'Clock
snd shortly Afterwards General Robert 6. Tyler com.
rnandins The reserve artillery. sh0 sss % ns grouni
s.pt bic aajuiAni ssnsrai captain u. shttlsssy, 70
order up cap,sin y o rsfts Fifth ssr Yors iudspen
dec, battery of ss t~eutypouuder parro,s making all
ssh,esn saDs engaged IN absnips them st the sbor,
range. the erug -ss besut.fa ara re srsc, dsnorsl
isng. fhst % ths sosmy's Artsry vas Aso very sss
Dsastce
wbrq ~ - lsins ~ Sssa. R,tsfy VA bsD ia
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

our total loss reported 10 bs four hundred hsd ard
wounded, but no pr isouers. D.
our wounded we're carried 10 warrenton Junction and
'e'aeFy cared for From thence ihoy sent 70 Aex
andria this Afternoon.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
w.nssvvs Jrscrvs. ysy D Issa

rss Assv W rss yuouD
ssseszy~i sso1s shs Ice Il sAs ovssss sss Assssssi
asnrosh, tasly sssAssA IN rssssfsi,e' f~ s's'rev
ciasns a. tss fsfi eAnr~ss Tbs issssuy are ss"rss
~ rsresvss ssyyis~s vtls TIE csvsiry ere spssssS 70
pssss.,.x osivs~ss and rssss rsco-hoissAso~s . Ms
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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
General Butler at home.

In the course OLA reply to his welcome
home, Gen. Butler makes these remarks -
81 have found that this rebellion is Il
rebellion against the working classes, with
out distinction ofco!or. The rebellion was
begun and is carried on for the purpose Of
creating landed aristocracy, which shall
rive to four hundred thousand the govern
ment of eight millions of whites and four
millions of blacks. 1t is for that that JEFF
Davis and his confederates have undertaken
a rebellion which they claim is to secure the
rights Of the people.
at is to correct this idea that the North
ern man, with red blood, blue eyes, light
hair, and all that God gives to this image
of himself, is not equal to the slave drivers,
with their thin lips and pallid brows. tits
to correct this idea, say, that We are en-
gagged in this momcntions struggle. That
IS the question before us; and he who does
not side with us on that question says that
he desires to kiss the feet of those masters
II went to Louisiana desiring TODD every
thing to restore it as it was; to see II, by
any possibility, / might bring the principles,
the laws. and the institutions which govern
that State into harmony with the Union;
but found there no disposition to have that
done. found that the aristocracy looked
unon IA as their enemies; and | found Chat
the working and the hiddling classes locked
upon us as friends.