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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
CLEVEsIlLAND, slL, gOIUMBUs (
wiNrER ARkAFarMENT.s

On and after Monday, November i7th, 1853 Passsn-
ger Trains will leave Cleveland - f0iluEss
let Train-7.Se A. M.-stoppiug a. Berla, Grafton,
wellington, New L0ndun, salem Shelby,
Crestline, Gallon, Cardingtou, Ashley, Dell
ware Lewis Center and - Lrtli1Eson, ST.
rTing a. Columbia 100 ?; Il cineinEnan
i - A. n; Louisville - A. H. Fort Wayne
355F. n; Uhicago va GFestlins mo P. n.
"a TEsins;l5 P N-St9ppinR At az stations north OF
daii0ui and 81 Gtlead, CardIa glou and Dell
aware, arriving At COlnmbuas l3-31 A. A.;
Cincinnati 6;20 A. NJ; Indianapolis 20 A. NJ,
fi fort haFnea;i5 a Nj 0hicaso via Crest
Trains Is6Vs goiuni bus Tor olsvelahd 6oOs H. and
l:35 P. M aud arrive IN CsYelaUd ON ColnmbLs II
$50 A. X. sad TO P. r.
s1a-a' o5NEF1-FIoss 1aH
shelby -Sandusky Mansfield 8 Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Nj Vernon, Nesark, Zanos-
Orestlue-Piftsbursh sort wayne Chicago Rail-
road kore-t, Y pper eaEdusEyt hpiphua. Lii
ma, Fort Wague, Laporte, Chicago, &c,
g9st. and hasEior Aansislds eoQEter' n as
Grait0a sud Belisfontins Rair6sd Line or Marion.
BeileiOnta taine, Sidney, UuiOn, Muncie, In
manaqoie, ferro hautey Flneelihes, Evans
Vile Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
OslaWaro-- zith SprinEdeld branch Tor spTinghCld.
OOlumbus-Aittle Miami B Columbus, and &eni
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis
TeTrs Hautes 81, Louis MorrOy, loyeand
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio B Mis-
gissipDi Railroad at Cincinnati Tor louisville
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and al points
on the Ohio river.
OolumbuB-Centrgl Ohio Bsilroad for Newark, Zanss.
Ellei Nbeeilng, ac,i CQlumbnsi FiQua .
lndiauh EailrQad tor PiQna, Grbana, &C.
- For Tickets to all points and Information a1-
Plg q the Passenger stati6nt aud % Union Ticket
80 B. = FLINT, suBsrIhisadent.
UleEsland, November liz, Is52-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
RAILROADS.
CLEVELAND q ERIE R.B
WHITE ARRANeEMENF.


sos A. H.-aIGHT EXPRESS TRATF-stoppine at
Girard, Conneaut, ABhsabula and PainssYills
only, and arrives st Cleveland Al 80 A. n
o7oo A. EMAIL AND DAOO9MMODATIOH TRAIN
1stopping 81 Al Etations and EFriTes a. ClsvB-
Ess P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Sto5ping al GI-
Fard5 spr1n ghsld, Qonuaaut, KiRFsFille, Ash
tsDulai Madison, PainesVifie and WillOugh-
D enlFs and arrives IN Cleveland at 6:l5 P n.
-. seeond Clsss Oars are run on sn through
Al tne trains going westward connect Al Cleveland
Will trains Tor Toledo, Chicago COIumlbus fincTn.
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis, &c; and Al throuqh
trains gong AaaEWArdy connect at DunkiFk with fhs
trains OF the N. 7. Railroad, and al BtffaIo Win
those Of the New York Central and Bfffsio = New
ao-k Olty Railroads for New York, Al hanT Boston,
hiagaIa Falls, kc aud at Erie Wltii .rains on ~
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
- Day Expires, East and west connacf3 al Girard
with Traids on 81 10 and Pittsburqh Railroad foF
LinesVills, meadTille. JamestoWn, &c
.,--,- -. IL. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" Bale OfAD.-l =
WINTER ARRAEaElIENT.

Issa. WIETER ARRANGEMENT. 1852
TO take eject on Monday, November i7th, lssa.-
Trains leave Cleveland daily, Sundays eEo8BtsdJ as
fOilOWs:-
500 A. 4. MAIL-ArriVes at New York I0.sS A. n
Philadelphia ]; SO - III BgItimnra 80 An.
Pittsburgh $40 P. ~; Whaeling 6.fa p n. n
Philadelphia $50 P n r -3-r -
s:51P. 4. EXP PRESS-ArriVess ct New York SOC ?. r.:
Rnll4dslpnia so P. M.i Battinsora I'D P. NJ,
Pittsburgh ll.O0P H Wheeling ga A. n.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson Tor KkEoni and all
lsr8burgh.
Cans Pun through from Pittsburgh % Now York
VIA AllentOWn,l without change.
~ Fare IS low a. b. any other line
- Through Tickets can be procured Al fhe Union
tieket Othee, Meddel House, a. the Depot OF al the
Euelid -Street Station. d = r-- I = p
= r. MYElis, g. r Agent -'I'O aoVi5 oSR /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
COLUMBIAN MARlNE) ISs. Comply,
Or NEW YORK,
With q Branch 0fi,e at Buffalo, N. 7

Assets, Jan. L, IS63...-....-.. ], ,I35, $40 IS.
Statement Of the affairs Of the Company for the fifth
hsctl year, ending Dec. 3.st, 1872:
Premiums uusEpired risks, December
81, ,l65l.............-..-.. 722 20
Pr. miums received from that
date 70 Iecembcr 81 l562... SIS 52 A
Total amount OF Premiums ms........ 81 .g35, ,2ls g.
This Compauy issues no policies upon Life Risks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked ah as earned dur 'ng
the year, tles3 Re urn PTemiCms) and
interest received en- Ibves ments-...-S rs 3s6 80
Losses paid curing the esr......s4ll Ol3 81
Re-lnsurancess Expenses and
IaNe5-.-. o3,bU5 O. 4y6.olI .
NJ, --,sts -H = = co.. 20 !,
E6l pfOulh---. rs 10Y Il
Ths Company have the folloRing Assets
United States and New York City Stockss I62 800 %
Loans on demand, on gold......-.Sl29,OCO 90
Cash 10 inBanks....-....-,.---...--.-..- Il, ,6Gl 43
lnterugt due Jan. !, ls9 on IN
Agents...-.......... ...........-.......-. 25 sg5 50
Re-Insurance Salvage claims
and unpaid Prsmi1ms 1854 "A
Premium notes and uncolect,d
accounIs..............,...... 677,2ss j
Scrip OF Insurance tpmp3nies, |..
SundTy ClVims due the Com
pany, ........-.......-. -.......-. s4,5is p
Total amountof fAssets.............sII35 81 I35. $40 T5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
CONGREssIONA.

la WASHINGTON, Feb. 2
HOUSE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01

SalrnzGrOiinuns 9aut Untrue in
Hnlettm ~FsuIlJen (llt mirs or. Sam. Stnta,
taH'fr AM Spn"taA Sen >. ausuit itinen mum
S1Fml'en lin tbrmaIissu ,Isprl SUul," MN.
Hsn tti wr'ttr r'trl'ttn p'ti,lsu ttI CT irn,n
CSalt,n Rit sinem rtiriann yun6 dniwdrten mir.
pr. ShrtiybIutr 1T. nj, SEER wtis, in etr
Stladt lei gtd &iEss ,um Rrurptl a,itc1tn
%:uO'tsn, :: bh' a'iiitsa mt lin VIut ~stripritt ina
Ii.nils ielGss eIttraiatss, ilr ri. z aGt Ter 3,,is
tsit, nne CT tAt rN Der ten gsttd.sam 9nipnt aui
tie Attuns mn rs scl, Spmpatsis itlufr @il.
tarar. @pss fe ibm turt .ert. ,asktittn gu,
iarutb iu 5tsil msrrtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01
yriebens9ernbte ans @aibi"9tun

Gis Gtruat, ron Ger 8ilpuns sinsr Grisr,ut-
part.i i'm Gabinete ess 9rdlrsntsG. an rtrsn Cpite
Der Staltsttrtar Ssrars l.ts, :.saI.en F6 u,e
psrr.n nsus:pinss nit Ter tsetntIia.n SttQuu9
uaI.rts 8ssisrNaS ~ Zen antwal.issn Ma&tsn
in G:tinsuns ssssa&t. Gis Na&Sittsn rrn
unisr.n sisleuattl&m grtrttsrn I'M 9usianss
rsrrsn ron ZEN tpTuunasspQf Zen Mitsliss.m Ger
Nsminilratipn ais ietr srrssns tstra&ttt. Gns'
LAMB iabrs iOr,, rem Chin nil Yauuraifsn, ST.
I:utsn uns 0afsa lu ptri orstn. Grantrsi& iti
ldnslt sm!ialSltn. fiji IN uni.rt GussIs9snssitsn
.insumii&en. Gts sIanssnr.n Grislst str Ser.
Staattm Qrmssn warpsn risi.n Sutltlub, anitatt
lin III t~sisiliBsn. nur UNI 10 raider sur Gusilts
rune ~trinseu. Gran srUartt in BlIre ris Qn-
tunit sinsr IransOTiaen BIOtts an ser Nansuns
rts NiiiIiFppt, anstHIiG ,u Dem 3wsd, bic iurtiss
Notwithstanding su l&lssn, in @a1rssit at.r
nit gan; anrtrsn 9lansn. 9lu6 Gnslane Merle
l.iu. Yan,ridiHs ttunsn Rurlsm utsr ssa allan,
tiIa.n Dean i6idtn. Die matr. G.iatr siusr
Ginmii4uns, slaukt man, weres isst sTf %tsuinmsn,
sa Die auslidt aw' Zen SGalliasn Stura Ger Ni-
litdrmaSt res Suesns in naafs Ndbs s.radt Jet.
Go LANCE rsr Rampi uRsnt ltieren bin uns tsr
moots, tatten ris @la&ts rubis suits.n mSssn jssl
I it Sntsrs,ntiSn s.tutsn, psnn gnslaus isins altt
YOIitil, ts Ia&t su Ger. S.aatsn ~ tudtn
sur ausiabruns trinssa uur NapOlssn isins 5srr,
l&ait atsr @sriec iIdsrn woat. GnsIanS unl
uns Grantrsia hattsn Ea ss Ser. Staatsn laOr
%bsymabsn ,u Gsinssn ssma&t, sab bod naa In,
|, tsrsriduns Ger RsssniUn Elm 2rtss nit cen Der
} Staatsn unsnm.irli6 mare; b.dtr alio, fe l&li
gen iebt los, Ia i9nsn In Nn,srita nod Gin itart,
n Sunssss.nOfe sur Ssits F,bs.
r. anssTats risisr Grpdsuns uns ttr niatpfFeisl
len Ritttsilnnssn unisru tipIumatiiasn gsrirs
u ter i'm @usIanee, i&rsitt rim G0rrspCMssnt, fin
prdIrent 9inesln unp Staatsftrstdr Ssnars ~
as ustsruusuns s~.tcmmsn. sas anisrs Bs3isSuns.
mt gum GusIanp srutsnesr gtatur ittsn. g1ir l0nn.
NJ GnsIanp ni&t %trlouttn, unitru 5ane.I ~ ,nas
bic rsn. nod TranIrsi&, isins plane aui 3sriea I'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01

surOlltrts @tlil sOa 1tiissrt i M
asttpsn GisuI tinihlis5t.
Die 9,stsrt III unt,r benz 9Ommanic iss Gem,
maneir.Hpsn Gsnnals rs Departments, unp
fam ni&t sasu strpanst usrssu. Civil samtsn
b.im eiuianssn uur In Der UusIisfsruus Fl&tis.r
SsIuDsu tsbuIFia ~ itu.
aaf SeitfI sss 0sneraE3 ajprs G&pEslo
9. @. Mario, y. u. o.
Dtsis Cresr mGat unisr.m Gamtls unp jstnsn
&reatur.n sintn arssu Grid turd tie R.anuns,
esnn isst sSnnsn fs RE Nilt, MIDI. s.tr gum gin>
ianssn ron FaGtissn SsIussn mistrau&sn, rUrauf
fs tod tsi Der Gabrietruns itrss ~fauOisn Gmaa'
strati0us'G sttss Fasr ssr,au.t lu tatsn iasinsn.
Gsnn Gle Gisilbsborssa faS ORns sts Vlit6uIis sss
Wilitars nur an nsniSsn Syteu i'm 5tanrs, Gas
Sslassn' Gla&tlinss-@ sts gu 6austatsn une auss
%juFlbrsn, uni Sens Die prattiiae aasiItruns nsi-
islttn tF BE /. 8. gmanetpatiOns' Bill nidts ale
elm tCftsr SuGiats. Eit 5srrsn Selas.nasltsr
n,0ssn fas Gnre Fer SrlaYsrsi tiuauslGistsn, 70
nett ft molten. fe mpssn f4 Die Disnts itrsr
Sclaptu auf 9stsns,sit r~eitrsirsn uns rarib.r @s>
isse maiden unp teiaIissra mas fs no Zen, Die
emancipation la1t fa ROD nidt mstr auitaItsn,
Die 9ctssfuns. fir ttr 9isklins,. Snfitut sat &C.
iatassn uns aut ihre Wabs, rahsIts gu rstl.n
unr, tptnn aud nur nod fir Elm paar SABRE, am
9sstn ,u srta!tsn, III ssrsstsns. Gis sOnst lOpa!s
S.sSItsruns son 1tfuuri - mir rsansn ,l,u
natirli6 nidt RE GUppnGsars uns SYmpatbsus
- s,rlunst ~iOisrtiss emancipation, ME liss g..
nusiam aus alien gOrsdnssn tsrSOrssbt, nc Gas
Gplt Gsltssnttit bate, ittHs G'sinnuns al rem
1al III lsssn, UNI mir fnp aui Tenn BITTEN
@tss, rists 3il gu srIsi&tA. 0snn i6on spr
Ger paifruns Ger 3umtus- emanfipatiOus Bill
pic SeIaS.n sussnswsiie ssisrtivtsn, 10 Iauisu q.
j.st III man6sn Gsssnsm gu Sunrsrttn raprn,
Sis traSsn tsin SsrIanSsn sanaa, nod Is Satire
lang pesr sisQti4l lst,nsllnslid iIr itr. Ssrrsr
umirnF 3a artsitsn un. ole gssabluas rafar hi
SeIastugsitiGs aui itrsm Rudsn gu iatltn, rat.
rmr i9,s Sraesr i'm Sarsn sura bic grpElama.
ticn res 9rdFr.ntsn irti s%erUrs.n linr.
@snn tit Stassn9altsr in Nifuuri nidt mi
S!intrsit s.itIas,u rarsn, 10 bdtttn ft lansit Elm
tttn ma0sn, rab ca nit rsr Selassrst bier nj:
Ristni8rittm ~ SnHs ssft, unit eas E:int Drri
nanssn uap tsirt 9etBt m,tr eititlts spm Inter
gang rsttsn %t6nnsn; nit E.irsn 5anesn tlttsu T
nab rem ;ssn MiuiUnsn srsiisn irasn. pie itns
lspt.n Nintsr scm Gunsr.b ole Gnti&ariSuns iii
pie cmaneipotipn iGrtr Selasen nstcttn i0'rrtr
uns and jest nod tdttsn lt fiji rs 81 nts str
; iI.lt.m msnishsns nod iur Gin raar SABRE Ttsr
1 ~trnn,n, w.nu RE GCnosntipn iricr!is. emaitipa
n ton s%rrdamirt unr ratst .in strnunitiSss UNI ~
. man.s sa,IinssiYfsm s~insciltrt Ratts.
II gitltibt trmmsu bic Stum Selastnbalt,
: nod ,u litisr Giplitt, atsr watrtsinlia nis
8 ,ttr, ais lis IS ST pit unl eit Sub aus e
Sta1 it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01

msn, 1at aui sihsA grtrans s;,-
unr tatts Elm poo r,s,r ssl,e,,,.x, s.
mem 9swi6en @ir. e,.Fsss s, 49,. B,
mems Naion, bsist fss ap,s, - ~
tn Fer Hats ssm @asssySs. p,... s'''sh ",
i6r gissnttum t.dnsfutt nns,, w. g.
palfs 0are' NIT e'ialtlisn 3aa cir auss sa.a !, s
am 'Fr e's'n'0ursfsHs sui he G6RaA
'eh0 gu ma9in. 'i's iDahsisa "a ~ iii.
IN ~r. D'M''i, fiHta sisf sraalsa
eaten, ~sl1'r ft lsnu aa4 juaItfe
''1r'S annaem uni ttn eaasue
psrintsnrtHttn Ger 3. 81. n 6r.
ttsSrapS'st'' WfaiGs aliaHttH I'd
erneuct, Ut res :3uass ttne 4,..
c''s'Fs's"' fO'r'n lspi ttTssisn raEs
n'' u'ranfsn cher atsufastta, SIS 4
ears s'r''htn eaittn. Run sing ts
..1' 's' Et' Ssisstsa ssslsnst,a
pa"' tap sf SSssipA psI4t fa
camp aa's'sal'en 20 svst SsOtf II
arstitsn iur Il. YET sssfs Mssn. mira
"'0' III f's Sela7s saFa tsrse lrnd
fannAn nit Stfaltsa Ea,cbna aui $
a"' H"''s" len 'hns 3rtif4 HisnatRc
w. "'a" Ct E0 n'$ nit TN g @nsgs
Scrrmrtiot rudrlsts fpuuutrfrt Ns,,>
esirsn Nss.riinssr Iisltsu q iiSS j
'Hifunisff auf rit S&,a M r,sdt ~
iiers Der a6isn nun. Ian mir, 8 a.,s
taemtsn Gnsssrnt.uk pflStr iuisnsS ~
mar, 81 ttrfJtn, tie gt,a,r vino t,,,s SS
Nrbmsn, alsin ,Gtsai,s ki,t, .S M1
'uf raf'l'm, F$ in se Saas "a miiata, ,r ba,s
"0H StsuJ al Fen fraesr srtprb.nn Qus,,,,
UNI ssrI1nsts Line u.usn tin,u,u;l s.n; or en-,
l@ulsiot' fit samt, sab CT h;m OiEs. sisr tai,
UNI ldluG Ed l~ritTarts ~ tie Sui&.. 9lu
wan:ttn fh Gle StT,isrt nit csmltlt,n Uuud a,
brisrshsrldtss 9fiGt, MI ssm Stme,isn, Ct isun,
fs eslastn, sa itrs IsrlsH il cd m&t I'M Stan,
lt'fn, itrs Si9llIt1t 81 ttirst g., Wisssr ~tnllantn.
Car gtltt srtll;it aytr ruut gslaut, ,at u IT.
mn $:rHaitstertl st9sn rt 3tesss Suss ts,u R,.,
e, aNstr III Kim 0alt. t.B ihttm Gin Gnk. .@sr
nahSsTttlsa Itrrtu truat.
SGl"sltt selan3 &C etn = H;rrtn, ten sen
sas ;tar Iu utsl5fuS.n, taG iIa lin. bigger MT
II En- Care ts;IGttH uht Ger 3ua Ns,t uu "A.
LIP Wlttsr III 2trt. nng. SU lnkl9tn s,tlrs
Ffn lins ritT no ls nu RlnytpaIlt sAura, WlD
mir nltl Wsmaas w!a pc lstt.sm ssIs, su /.
ttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01
5aurtquaItisr TsYartemsnt p,s ]
NihOuri 81. Souls, DO. !
20. Stuff 1859.

las am IS. Ndra tsfdtists GVnsrss. @sits
%9srbistst anm SiF,isrsn Oesr anssren gsrlsn.u,
,r,I&. cine mtIitarit. stsQs I'm Ci.uR. Der g,r'
etaatsn ~tssisissu, irssns sinsn She'll Ter 9rups,u,
si. untsr i8Esm rip. g'mmanrp R.t.a, ,ur Su;s
ttsisruns pom iittism Selussn ~ s.rp,nt.n.
Uni @isssraansnifs in 9s,us Ter Gusssbnuuc
sisiss Ssrt'ts gu psrm.issn, pire btsmi. tttarn,
ssma8t Rag lid rafslts aui all. 1russ,n In.
ns'}HlS atsrs Issartsmsnts t.,isbt uns aud hi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01

Gin muT srrbcr JJrurbt' sltsatct, Ter srSbtt
in Ter 2HtIt, III t>tu III SRiraSO rclsRrtt mrrsm,
une Elm anrsrtr srn ~rtr1sls.n Grr5s yirs talr
itrtis itin. Cir iar ausrf maiI. sstaut mn
nit Fer Ftlttn una srafrmmsntsn Maitimris srs
lttsn, rSmntsr ith zine tsrsxttnrt sln;atI rem
Gairtanis 500 SuitsI frrpr Sealts t.fnt q, waa
lrmutl RIuitru ME Strtluitrn ron ghtrsirt Elm
rihtists 9rmifi garant u-Git Waie ssr Gss
treies. sis an sintm ~tiuii5tH 9ast rtrmittstt tiar
VIesatcttn StpcBtn mslrsu lam. III pirtiiG tnsrm.
It. strnssrts PRODUCTION o0a Gttrtifs in sen7
wsisn lit risuti6t tur6 nitts ttGtr nFatiia as
sarda rt raRtt Sermttsins IT, s~ffesfa Iur
Gmprsu snatme uar grritiTs. esa IN eets
eaSc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01
SofaIes.

Gin tlsinsr Srdwaa %.nti,anr lsbtsn EisnRas am
Gspct. Cine ecmpasnis en fls rsrausn Soma
Rssimsnt, psl6ss ieit sinissn Wcnutsn bic Bril-
den an Ter pasiFe R.8. t.wa&t bait. II. JET pom Ell
ltut anesrn &ssim.nt uts,ISF III, UNI ss S.ra'
dung Ger arisssssianssusn in Alton gu %us'rns3-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01

E Fl. LII. STpE mWf am Titrital Ten
II. auyuit II Numunn anmtGns i.,u. l,ts ;at
9'rtt; tur als fuIm'stn. w,tps iitlrsil,ls Grtmy.
sionsF1p;tIs rpn I'M upsll,a sltsn pi.r ~ ,s
tal,sn wu.tit.u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01
@Dhentlide 8anbInau.

Die Ma6ri6tsn pom arisssi6aupl aes wl6r.ne
GER psT8anssnsn @U6t laut.n TN NGasmeintn
9nnltiS. llnitrt 9lrmesn ilne i6.rell in, Gcrridtn
F'9''F'n pns laN'n ssm Gsim wenis 3tit, irssur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01
Gaseonabe Gpuntp aaHoA
8ereiu. /.

am SOantas rem 2. ausua 2 liz uer 81 81
r,s,imasis. Sslammluns i'm 4n;tbauf.
Die WitSIifttr iup ssttt !, sInftlit III ~
i6tinsn pau,it Sprtttrunsts iar glr HdhIts Nrs4|
fsGans s.trvftH Psrstn fosSsa. y
8 En-. Isfftt5eItg
gdvlfE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01
Ba- Sir iins autlori1rt,
9srrn SJameS IS. Stpeus,

fsn ~seSsarartissn Snhatsr res gmtss, als Gan'
eifat Iar sas 8i&terumt res 8. Surieial Cifrit.
1' anluSsiSen. 8aN am srtsn 1pntas mad
ssm srfsn Tisnitas i'm Ncssmttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-01

tit Riialist.r Der o pisas@ Ial
Si;mi: EriaGt sinR Ee.s NfS
nsifsr sinSuSasitn. ea
stt .dt ,rtrt q tInask,
F~-~
~
5nmlmn, ausuR |.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-08
General Blunts Official Report of
the Rout in Arkansas.

The following is General BLuNr's Off.
cial report, TO which allusion was made
in our dispatches of Thursday
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE FsoNTIER.l
VAN buren,, ARK, Dec. %. (
Major General Curtis
GENERAL The stars and stripes now
wave in triumph over Van Buren,. On
learning that Hindman had been rein
forced, and contemplated making another
attempt to force his way to Missouri,
| determined TO make the attack upon
him. Leaving my transportation north
Of the mountains, | marched from Prai-
rie Grove at eight o'clock Yesterday
morning, upon this place, distance CIV
miles. "
at 10 o'clock this morning, my advance
came upon two regiments OF rebel cayal-
~ at Dripping Springs, eight miles north
OF the river. Dashing upon them with
5000 cavalry and four mountain how
iizers, a brisk running fight took place,
was kept up into town, resulting in the
capture of all their transportation, forty
wagons, with six mule teams, ali their
camp and garrison equippage. one
hundred prisoner $, and a large amount
OF ammunition. -Four steamres and a
ferry boat also captured. The
latter, in attempting TO cross the
river with rebel troops, was shelled
from the howitzers when in tho
middle Of the stream. The boat was
disabled and number of men were
killed the remainder jumped over
board and swan ashore. Three
large steamers, heavily laden with
Government supplies, had got up steam
and attempted to escape down the river.
but were pursued by the cavalry five
miles, and brought 10 by the fire Of their
carbines, and returned TO the levee. The
enemy then brought their artillery to the
opposite bank of the river, and commenc.
ed Smelling the town for the purpose of
driving out my cavalry, but resulting In
no other damage than the destruction of
some buildings. My artillery coming
up, soon silenced their batteries. Quite |
number of the enemy have been killed |
during the days operations. The only |
casualties on our side are five or six men
slightly wounded.
My long-range guns are now Smelling
the rebel camp across the river, five miles
below this place. If the enemy do not
retreat during the night, | shall endeavor
to cross my troops over the river in the
morning and offer them battle.
Respectfully,
JAMES G.. BLUNT.
Brigadier- General Commanding.
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Our Iron Clads.

Tuesday was another eventful dav in
our iron-clad navy, The United Statea
steam battery Montauk left NewsYork
her commander Captain Worden, receiv.
ing perfect ovation on his departure.
AS early as TO o'clock A. NJ, crowds of
persons endeavored TO obtain admission
to the nayy-yard 10 witness the DEPART
ure OF the gallant officer and his new
Monitor. All were kept outside, however.
save favored few. Steam was cot nm
on board the MontRuk az an early bour
and Admiral Paulding was informed AT
lO5a that she was about 10 leave. Off
GERS then throDged the wharf aud when
Captain Worden arrived each took a warm
farewell of him. The scene was most
affecting. Prophecies Of great events.
and fresh laurels soon 10 be won, were
heaped upon him. At IL O'clock tho
MontSuk began 10 move, and cheers
greeted her as she turned seward. On.
posite Fulton Ferry boatmen and passen.
gers ON the river shouted and waved
hRndkerchiefs in an excited manner
The speed attained on the trip down the
bay was nearly seven miles an hour. al
though the engines were not doing their
best. When of the Battery the Revenue
ensign and the flags Of all naval vessels
and transports were dipped, Il having
been known who commanded the Mon.
tAuk. There wss no stopping for powder,
and at about 4 o'clock, the low hull of
the Monitor No. 4" disappeared in the
distance.
The steam convoy Columbia, which is
to accompany the Montauk TO Hampton
Roads, left the Navy yard at 3 o'clock. !
and oyerhauled the irOn-clad outside the |
Spit.
The Patapsco, one Of the last nine |
Ericsson batteries, tried her engines on |
Monday at Wilmington, Del, having re- |
'eived orders, when they were in work |
ing condition, 10 proceed 10 Philadelphia. |
This is one Of three iron.clads armed
With a rifle, instead Of an lI-inch gun.
She has besides a l5-inoh piece Of ord
'le'e success 80 far and as 40 firing is
rance. The Patapsco is said 90 be com
ieemed indispensable 10 prove the eff
iiency Of her armament, she will be De.
ipatched to active service Immediately.
Ter officers have an Joined her, and she
vii probably be. manned from The re-
Giving ship Princeton.
The Weehawken is under sailing Or
lers, and will follow the Passaic and
non tank' She 10 now AZ New Jersey,
ND viii not 10 is believed, make any
ocular trial trip beyond the usual test of
Ter engines az the Wharf.-N y Papa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-08
From the Louisville Journal Of tao 9Th instl
Vicksburg Occupied by the Fe deral
Army
The Mississippi River Open!

We learn through the medium of teIe-
graphic despatch from Gen. U. S. Grant
to the War Department, that the Jackson
(Miss.) Appeal admits the capture of
Vicksburg by the Federal army under
command of General Sherman. The
report had already reached us through
other channels, but in such questionable
shape that we could not give it full Gre
dence.
This great result has been brought
about, doubtless, through the bravery
and gallantry of the troops under Gen.
Sherman's command, as we have received
no assurances of the cooperation of the
forces sent forward by Gen Banks from
New Orleans,
1t is rumored that as one of the results
Of this great conquest no less than ten
thousand rebel prisoners have fallen into
our hands, together with all the NUM-
tons of war and army stores necessary
to the equipment and subsistence Of a
vast army.
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400 to 5000. in
ecu. Morgan and Col.
Wyman!
Johnston in Command OF ths
Rebelsl

LOUISVILLE Jan. New York m
sEne special Of The Sd says that $4,000
rebels attacked General Sherman on
Monday, compelling him to fall back
from his position. The fighting Of Sun :
day was desperate
Federal general Morgan and Colonel
j. B. WymSn, of Illinois, killed General
H. M. Smith, wounded in the breast.
General Sherman's loss is estimated
at four TO five thousand
General Joseph e. Johnston command
cd the rebels.
The fighting continued on Tuesday.
Results unascertained.
News from the East unimporiant