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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Capture of Jackson, Mississippi
Threatening aspect of affairs
i'm Kentueky.

Au AAeutuchy'
PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-The Bull
letin has a special dated Cincinnati, May
10, which says:
The rebel defeat at Raymond is said
to be very disastrous.
Grant took Jackson on the l4th, and
bhrnt the State Capital. b..
Heavy reiuforcements are hurrying to
the rebels IL miles east Of Jackson. A
great battle is imminent.
Tho rebel force in Wayne and Clin.
ton counties, KY, is said to be seven.
teen thousand and fourteen pieces Of
artillery, -Four regiments passed thro
jamestown, and twenty -four more regi.
ments are reported at MorristowA EasI
Tennessee. Buckner is said to be al
Clinton. Rebel pickets are on the
Cumberland at every available point.
A letter from Richmond, KY, says
the rebels had crossed the Cumberland
and are advancing on that place. Un.
queStionably another invasion of Ken
lucky is contemplated, to flank Rose
Grams and compel him to leave his strong
position at MurfreeSboro.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
CriticiSing the Administration
on the Conduct of the War.
The New York Tribune of Nav ID

on the Conduct of the War.
The New York Tribune Of May H.
has the following:
Gen. Franz Sigel returned to this city
yesterday, after an Intellectual visit tt
Washington, which was made in the
hope to serve the Republic again in the
field. We suppose it will hardly be
doubted that Gen. Sigel has some mill
tary talent and experience which might
be made available against the enemy. -
Yet he hos in vain offered and asked to
be assigned any duty, provided he might
be thought competent, even fit we're no
more than that of an aid ON the staff Of
the General commanding the Army Of
the Potomac. How long will the mill
tary authorities at Washington continue
to think they can afford to dispense with
the services of loyal, earnest, devoted,
capable men, who are willing to be put
anywhere they can be useeul2 When
they have ceased to cherish and act on
such opinions this war will be considers
ably nearer its end than it is now.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
More Arrests in Illinois.

John Amburn and g. W. Sampson,
living near Athens, in Menard county,
have. been arrested by order Of General
Ammen, upon the charge Of aiding the
rebellion, and are now in jail at Spring
field, They will probably be forwarded
to Cincinnati for trial by court. martial.
Il DR.. White, Of Marion county, who was
arrested by order Of General Ammen
few days ago, is now in Cincinnati
/. Chicago Post. ar lsiEstte a.ss 49,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Vallandigham Sentenced to Imprison.
ment During the War.

CINCINNATI, May lS.-General Burn
sides General Order recites the proceed
ings of the Vallandigham court.martial,
the finding Of which is sentence to
close Imprisonment during the war iu
in some fortress to be selected by the
commander of the Department The
order names Fort Warren as the place
of confinement. al. ,.f e.'.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Houker's Loss stiI1 increasing.

New York, May l6. "A Washington
letter to the Commercial says it is Ger.
tain that the Army of the Potomac lost
q large number of prisoners and missing:
that its dead and wounded exceed TWEEN.
ty-two thousand; that it left on the south
bank Of the Rappahannock twenty -four
pieces Of artillery, with large quantity
Of arms and ammunition, and that q ma.
jority of its general officers desire new
commander. Gen. Hooker has frankly
informed the President that he will re-
sign the command, if this step is consid.
cred desirable by the Government.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22

Important OraePs from the war
DepartmenI--The Expectation
OfHOrSes, Mules and War Ma
teriA Prohibited.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Information
has been received at the War Depart
ment that Sundry persons are purchasing
horses and mules within the United
States for expectation, contrary to the
Executive order Of November 81, 1862.
To the end that during the present war
the military resources of this government
shall not be withdrawn from the country
the commandants Of ofdepartments are, by
an official order, directed to prohibit the
purchase and sale of all horses and mules
within the limits Of theirrespective com
mands to be exported from the United
States, and to take and appropriate to
the use of the government any horses,
mules or live stock designed for expor.
tatation, causing the value thereof to be
appraised and reported to the Quarter
master Generals; and they are enjoined
vigilantly't to enforce the Executive order
of November 81, 1852, prohibiting the
expectation Of arms, ammunition and
munitions of war Claims for. property
taken under the order are required to be
presented to the Quartermaster General
for adjustment.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Newspnpers in the ARMY.

The exclusion of the New York news
papers from the Army Of the Potomac
is one Of the most transparent of oil the
:blunders Of our military authorities in
all that quarter To our intelligent,
reading andthiuking soldiers their news
papers are almost as much of necessity
as their morning rations. 1t is great
comfort to them to read from day to
,dayall that is going on at home, and
the latest. news from all our armies, in
rcluding the news Of their own achieve.
ments The newspaper thus brings all
--our. armies and soldiers together, and
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Arrival q General Hooker.
WAsHINqToN. Nav is. 1858.

Major General Hooker was in this
city to-day on official business. He was
riding on the avenue with Mrs. Lincoln
this forenoon, and made q number Of
social calls he appeared idbxeellent
health and Spirits.l saal- ~ N Aafh
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Grant EvaCuates Jackson.

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-We have in.
teIligence here that Gen. Grant, after
destroying the State House and rebel
stores in jackson, Miss, evacuated the
place. We have no particulars later
than Gen. Grants own dispatches.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22

The privatser Retribution has been
captured by the Federal steamer Ala
bama, She is o small schooner, ofvery
limited capacity, but has inflicted con.
siderable damage upon Federal com
merce. a.. y. .n..iaal.. -. .li,IEn
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
THE WAR IN crRcAssrA.
Defeat of the Russfans--NarrOw
Esaann nf fIna A pah m lr a NTi-

DGIeaI OF the RUSSIams"-NaTFOW
Escape of the Archduke Mi
chaeI. #ea& ~ p{Gel
The details Of the defeat Of the Rus.
slams by the Circassians, in which the
Grand Duke Michael had very mar
row escape from beirg captured, are.
published. s'3
The Russian party was routed by three
thousand Circassians, and the Grand
Duke and his followers fed IN great dis
order. Many of the Russians were
killed. ar s1 5',,t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22

A letter from Toronto, Canada, says,
IL is estimated that there are 80 tons of
American silver in circulation, or rather
heaped up, in Toronto, London and
Hamilton. Merchants take It OF only.
Eve per cent, discount ,ts ro8
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
Writ of Habeas Corpus Refused
10 VallandighaIn.

CINCINNATI, May l6 The applica-
tion for writ Of habeas corpus in the
case of Hon. G. L. Vallandigham, has
been refused. .,. ,s.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
@uSens MAJ0l'
NEW COG

y cruel, 10 oeny Tue SuIurSi HiS "V-Sr-
per. The addition to or subtraction
from our circulation of few hundred or
a few thousand papers is matter Of
no importance TO the New York Herald;
but we do regard it as a matter Of sufi.
Gent impoortauce where our faithful SOL
iidiers are concerned to call for the spec
iSl attention Of President Lincoiuto the
eubject.- We hope, accordingly, that
4 he will, bysoms general order, secure
10 the soldiers of our various armies the
privilege oftheiraeEsp EspaPers againsttlhs
SHY rapfices Of bluideripe generals: .
~ Y. Herald, ~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22

lnteresttng from the SOuth--
How the Rebels Feel the Loss
Of StOnewaIl JacksOn---The
Recent Battles Near ChanceI-
lOrsviIle.
[From the Richmond Wing, May l2.
THE sPoILs.
From every side we hear that the
spoils left by General Hooker's army
erceed those on any previous battle
field, not excepting the engagements
around Richmond Not only an am.
mense ntmberof small arnls--vqrious
ly estimated al from alinty thousand
to my thousandAbut an almost infnite
quantity O overcoais, tndpSactS, coats
and btqRkets / An idea Of the spoils
may be gathered from the statement
made to us by an artillery officer in re-
gard to the men of his battery. He
says the country is so strewn with blank
cts, &C., that his men, iu marching from
one field to another, since the late bat
ties, have never numbered themselves
with anything, being satisfied that wher-
ever they may camp for the night plen-
ty Of blankets and overcoats will be-
found. Shall these things be gathered
up or thrown away; left to rot, or to be
collected by negroes and citizens, who,
after all the trouble of getting them to-
gether, are 10 be insulted for so doing.
We trust most sincerely that Quarter
master Myers will show a proper eff
cheney in this important matter.
THE SPIRIT OF OUR MEN. {
It is said that some of the heroic men
of Jacksons's corps, during The late
forced march TO The rear Of the enemy,
rather than struggle or be left behind,
fell dead in their tracks from sheer
exhaustion.
OUR DEAD HERO.
Since the death of Washington nc
similar event has so profoundly and sor.
rowfnily impressed the people Of Vir.
ginia as the death of jackson. The
surprise and admiration with which bis
earlier feats in the war were regarded
had lopg since ripened into cordial graf
itude. for his services, boundless conf,
dence in his capacity, enthusiastic affec.
tion for his person and sincere venera.
tion for his character. They had come,
too, to regard him as one Of those MEN
,Oho have mission TO fulfil, and aohO
bear charmed life. The Providence
on which he had so firmly relied had
seemed to shield him from harm, aud
there was a sort Of supersticious faith
that he would pass unScathed through
all dangers to the end. They were not,
therefore, prepared for the cruel mis-
chance that struck him down, and still
less for the fatal result which has SO
speedily followed. There is not one
loyal heart in all this commonwealth,
not one in all this confederacy, that has
not, or will not sicken and sink aoith
grief al his fall. Were it possible to
restore him, we believe there are thou.
sands who would give their own lives to
ransom him from the captivity of death.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-22
A Deserler RhOl.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l5.-Private
Julius Mieek, of the elOth Michigan in,
fantty, was shot at noon to-day for de-
sertion. Z qdgsssd sg 's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19
NETWORK pAnY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1868.

audited ana allowed anil the Comptroller directed to I,
from appropriation for Repairs to Couniy buildings and
| Cgic.s'
! Vlich adopted by the following vote, viz
, hni'matiyc-sgporyi.ors nmu.. Lfisrs Conner ps'r'
Roche, st'~at Tweed and Wc.snGnn-S.
| N.gaii,"-suT, visor ru.dy-l.
Tie Commec County Iaccr- rrcscutede report in ia
v0r oil adopting 'solltIgn o. follows, viz .
Ee,eIrd That tie bill OF raI. Linn or supp furnished
County foil daring Jry lt Be srd'cd aud uov.d AZ 500
lor Support q n,oners IN he coiit, JAN"
Wb,ch Was ADOPTED by tue .Oi'owin- vote viz.
Rocl. stewart Tweed and W,lsniann-9.
| i.egslivo--Spp,nisos bna,-i.
TIE Conmiitee CriIs. Courts and foior presented 3
yeroi n favor tador,ins recon. ion 81 ioaow- VII:
h,,rlrcd That Il biz o. adams Spencer. amounting to
s5 orloti md mating IaIsted h"corirs OIL be
sud;tJ eni allow 3D. 4pd TO ,oniioir - directed - i Il
for a.rroI ~ Ton for Lirbur Cleaning end orTpi'''
| " nich wa sdop-rd b. ..s following vote va ,
fs-lley,--,'. cnison itg bfigss Conner De'i', Fg'
| 9y Role s'r'goi.. Tweed 'ud W num-
Tho sec.. Comr, T. oxlaiLc cim, Tor caia'.s al
.g, "a a,f ,,i stained D. coa.eqelea q: he recent q
rr,.sIrds report IN favor of adopting the oI'"''i o'd'
1S 5a6 rnias p,oyr 70. q. p,y,ocs q s,a.re'
,. ire. e.dif - Of lie i.ob NJ tie s'cel rot;
aic nd -nprNisos Of tLe Couniy oi Ne"-hoi- 90
s,os T. ! 6@ s, = 900 eco and .ach further amount
~ uay l.. relc'ic fr tle pufoee j. 81 ~ e'|'' -
NEE, M h. e., ,, o.a ., Jcro,s ~
oT -, IA wlicl W. ''d,.pyeJ ~
Re si' .n' -. 81, H. .c.,, 5 ~ rot" r.. II civ
"a urt-y .nCsa- tl enrc. leo-,A uctriti 20 "f ss
1a'ion trd ct 'uen, OF said cs, 80 ohei eAif''7 "
Sac !, %, Comptroller e telrby srhort~i e o'f',,
nom tine 20 fn, - credit Of tie touay spfh s1m or
.ri ot mor,y g., o' rea''i TO r4S q pyn ~.
,Iy ,r,or wiirs J., he d.isnstsd md srowi. he
ani Ue~ ief,,i a. rate 10. eice dug * per cen
.Lc !. IN, aid Lords sla ue .i-ne4 y DO Conruo.er
y IS Tie h.y1f lii ta w flc liilon D. y
,l.., 49,, on srf.r,i.,s atfF,d by iEe cirfs o. .zid
ilrc tie lst dt) - an-r.. 49,. 49, .
a.l 10. lie g4Jlr q lid l. ID. end he in'sre,' 70
. q D. =
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Of Buffalo for the purpose Of procuring substitutes for
the married men who are drafted from that organza
tior
The Lafayette Orl.) Journal el'.ms the "olG-
est in The world" Gresden IF 1ippecanoe Conn
y. II says he bonn in $780, in the Colony Of Viz
ginia and i one hundred and thirteen years Old
Ex-Presido,t Day OF Yale College has JET
completed lis mir, iiet year lie Is therefore hut 10"
uccls tie junior Of dc venerable President Of Union
CoIc-c.
TIE Dayton Josrra, Of tho 10Th nnnouneeS
,Io, the For JOHN A Corgne died at Crbana IN tie
~; instant.
Gen. Howard has cone to Augusta, " ere his
s,.g,l. O.. r-cs,f' reside c' o thort '.siogrh
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srzEprsNG EAVGAaaEENCE.
PORT or NHw-YoaK..".."..Aus. Ia


s,etrr.r--ri,s Morse Pore, Ne'g Oflears.
shig-No.ie tsl.mc1 Iain ..u. London Trlirs Co.
i..s---istl. - iifc -fa Gov lay. Er0atNsv 60
iti--kr. "s.ia tGa,ch), Lc J04; 4sl4te.dsa. unch
hti.ese Hsrat
.lo.asls--J. ~ Poua.. Crow-g baltimore 4 Howe.J
}uIa T., , Ifften trr. ilA O 4 i.isrn. i1.k bisaoud,
isrLs ~., H. l. : 30 t"ff . fiH = a. US. I.1E.s,
B. .l.l-i.A ir IIlH ...Ft A.uG ,ff-l tss-t 10,
.sl. - fiLicyG 90. l. Isvf,. j. ~ " .l. n,
sE..n. Z !. ba'y rrdefs ii1i-lgfi 's,aril son.
sl0op-surv.s Williams. Norwich, ~ D l.Yc.e.s d Sea
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EEEgCEAE..

- 49,. a5,.;,t,nco trcv vc,s refused hy Miss
So, ,oun,, lady O: i5 They replied that .hey
- o,ro in o, the sorne time attempting 10 break
down t,c door While tlis was going tie other ill.,
mats If the loese-sr. sclNs,t' John Wise. CaP;.
Golden IA Government horse-deaerj, ani young Ioan
IN his scY coeit, taxing i'm Shem (ns theJ supposed)
ST the sTas aad o'a"uni'i'n In il.lr AaSiy 'o'e-'
however is! LEI a:Vo!7ei. which I.s Schwartz ep'
propIiacd TO her own use She went TO INC door eU'
on opening It, iesenci the pistol 20 tho leader OF lie
glng to'c him to conc On, end INST some q Zen
Should III Sic would. Trey threatened to ~! acT IL
81 ia aot leave - door saeI'l-cd' 4he 81 enc
30 taxes ore sep toward this door dies ioi WIS .q
ecne OF M! i'feh'S' ana go! W"A'iS ~-u .>'-'' '-"
=. avg 90 ''-' s..' go. =, IT, l- .,r,t .fi
Sic, pr,vrr - ,e,t p,po-.lrc,t in rcac,ai
a. ,,,...., .,.......,. i~ly Ter Lee courage a.
1t, -1l h,.,t. 81. won vro deserted Ter 81 fhe
- ,-,......l ... ,-vo,rs IA, lcs,-yc no con
- -,,,,., .rlc,e,d revolver WORT
-. 80, -, .l,o heroine bs Ac,.lr Go,
i,.,,,os,,,,
~. nm ,,.,r,.,,,o
,,,'. qsis d'..,n.rs,ca ss,,l ,al
,ot, tie oe, y,.s @, ~, ..io .4l lis iD.,ss
-. ~ go ,,..e Z .lvc,,.,n His ain was 10
-, IN, s,,,.lsro of ,,,r, a,,.as Ia pupils is Ike
.1','-,,..,oer. +..,,l,, l,.,,.,,. = ,r,., Il 20
~. ,,or, sr,,,., de,o,e - he bet in.
-. o,}i, c,,,,,, .-l ro9tiaa. ne commenced
~, ,.rcc, -, Teacher 1t Dover " IT,. tleu q; Gerdl.
u.r We vie-. Lecs.lHlel re g.. tuition known ne
v.sG....ae. Igceau.. a.s.sa..d q, ia.o,cr. y Il.
Nae'e be i,.1 iro'' .''shI q ''''A.,'A o,''ie
VIII Sit n'l "".''l al" many nc e'''' " ''. 90 '-'
N' ,'''l'l cir'' q - !'--s ~ 80
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COUNTY Goy8I.NJs EMF.
vanrd o. l.nn.r,isor..

30 g., ,i'y rs.-
Fn,i t. .Its e. 1fs.fi sfd Ar.sl-l--J.
ia tte abs,uco OF ~. dent
Supervisor moso4 hat snIcfv'or Tweed .'ke the
Nii,h wa. csrird
ftIIIo>F.
rs.f'i-,eofJ,inr V .',on ~ lirs.r I'D Z. T vrn
i il.iatC J. f,sn. e. danase' su.''.l'd dnril. tue
Nlf.h ner, g. ilsi h. itr Copr.rcler
l,l, OF il'p .il.ou, Tor remission Of ar or pers2na
wi. & W, ref~re' to n, ccr'ri,iee o. inrua T'Es.
iroa ofJo-n Jsy 20 haze iaa Improperly s''e'ed cor
,.h va, referred to d.. Committee Aunu.i Ta2er
rmAI,ap rae.r araor,as to Sc. for closet for pi,
l,.s 80; .,.,t.yd to tie Committee CT Criminal co4f's
III Pip rtrer Co., srrcaa,ins to siTf for srfen.
NH.s ua.1.,.l. ,l.'otr ,oa, ..iee OF County orr,
~. e9 -loaAii. d, o.. o.. .io.'',''I '''''"'
!. 49,. l,,.sea to tic corl..t,e Chime. Coast,
"a oiC,, H. rurrcr .p.oruirs e7o - for ea.n' q!
NL.l v.. .ricn,I 20 so SPECIAL comni,'ee On New
II ofo.a H. clark amounting 70 So fr Ss'i.re'J f'-
Ni-a VA r'ciI,I 20 tie Coar-i;:se Printing and
D.. 90 lockwood Co.. amounting IS Cor ~ster-
oog.r .f.i''rt i't.l ei- uorry riic'
'afts REFINE. 10 'le Committee en- Criminal Courts
- = ,-,. Csrea'er amounting % f!79 10 Tor box.
y. + .,l r,sr no.. ,oi', Cclr'c, On Coal'y cn,ea.
ii1.f ft.is .r''if i!l O. .s'~. or olt'i- @" "a
g. Jsa.s.aa f-,A,. g.. s,'.c'' eeis. ne !rni l'. go
viiA "a. r,ns4 20 sscei.. ai.eeo 90 New Govt
CONTRADICTIONS
.-,i,t ~, f,. .,.l t.u ue Couri-'orers e
f'sni .i. tsn.,t''.t lft .. s.A o. ,,.4 brt-r ~
b. f r.la. fo. .-,,..ts.. f..+......... I'd -
= O. I,. tr.'-.. r. t.sri-' t.'a'rf..... l-f q
r -r-.r. .. .-f,-,s . A.-4n.rt ir.H' ....-.... - "
g. .I, a. l,,.. ~ .,f,,r. 3, Fsr,r-s sa4 ~
200.
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SCALpED TO DRATU.--CorOner Naumnnn ON
Tuesday held IN inquest or tic body Of cltd years
81 40. named John GaMa rlcr, whose pnlcriS IT,
eide g. .CJ sin On nvcnr' bo was s''idtd 10 uca'n
y, sitting y Rob 81 bot water ON tie 9TH ns' cI''
Heels Iaocd on he wolk ~ Nis. Mayer. sic was cen
sred BY The Coroner's jerry aid verdict IN aec'iu'
anoe WI.A the iaets Iond,I,d
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lcdy # an Unknown man aged q, found IN tc oock
foot ~ Pier No - North River IccegSd Wat dr.ssch
IN white shirt dark pantaloons thick Shoes s"ce
loatle, iC. nrcu.d lsdy, AID light Lar Feia4't vi
Ggoy ned WAS rordcItd.
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SUrpHT pFATHs.-About G p. m. on Monday
'Is ll1lc'h rny rct dirP et No ~ no 'nrcy Sire
aged 80. died trctcaly, nom CAUSES unknown 1h'
tOI1n,i wee notified.
About q y. l.. on Monday Marx G"ieaan, q Ger
fr.1. &! ad - r. dirg % NJ q Carrou - 1t pawn
rrErr wtie attending 20 lis husii'ss tc dead beiind
tie counter. Tie Coroner was notified.
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r.. ~, ,. - a 81 Sew rifrt te''ie rr1o'e!
''-.- ''i" rorr.f. Lore . 1893.
Ttr,ir f, i-s,1 Us teen r-'. i' ~l ~ tfl, ar,
20 ,5, , . ~ er cog. go I'D soo.t tl sl % i-4sd
E =. p..n.. lAs i.er De-. So" ~ me Nfii'e 80
-. ami e. Ia fastened. ,nsole hel 70 conun-o Hei
.. A. "A Yeii.s.
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TEE CAPTURE or NRoro PaAYrp.,rrrr.

= y.h
rG.-rhe capture Of rcgrO praycrmeegg In aiiss.s,
siuri by Icus Col De Costs. q" the "a rkalsas (col
oicd) Kegimeut is thus Described by li.na cores,
rondent. On Sunday. lie reoonDplerinct'e country,
Col De Costa came across negro pre- cr,rtirl IN 10
voc1s. where largo nlabcT II iic!s aetr sssoabed
Ior Eorlip. Via LIS s.aDN pity be fingered u tas
outs Its for While md N-irr'D g. The lrJ"Is II tho
llaes preacher. lie wac prayu fr tie dclycrence II
~, heihfen from the cLain~ 'f SiHrcry WITH oi TO
e"fheatn.ss OF We regIO Isis elDr e. 20 ll~irr 10
crnihg IL the N-nl ccs and tie rnl l.igu - ;hrir
"biie erh'1rsrs. Tie C,Aiel t.r erddci'v made lis
sr'niaLce al t.elT n'dst l small psgty AID ~:
filhpu them fhnt 'rcir prayers were answered. ara
h't lie had come - deliver. y nm ~ ha@ iFg .iL
s0ai- oI ni and. lniuR their ibns tn heaven called
God 10 bless tacii Genrier g." u. Costa instruct
st thou - come % tc store irWrlmtel- aiG Ls.ns
IN them I'll the hoIses E,i,s md cfuf they could
uy t,cir hard SifiN tr entire asstillv II wors
slpcss Eas transformed ntv Cne yast cnruytn pgrsu.
ire tie - u IT, Iiycr bank lie WIS povel
ef3 crO.'s II lie c,:c. t--'"u end women lot
end mounted Euies ant ioiers; children. cotton,
baufclth 1Gif md fHb.'rtyL'r stuics IL cots. HE
~ AID yocr,- . i-1e Tie !tit fvd the l-ld wcre
C,o ,hcie IL was motley ,sfrllire. end ~ seemed
animated b. the NE dc,i.c--lic GcaIc ior Nbe.iyU
singing lLe y'or - JGhj.'e los C he.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

rhladophia Is living evidence Of the ya!or Of frat.
80 i,Ilhacpha Quaker. There many instances
~ e c1owd mat assembled 10 witness tie departure
., 1e ." S| no., keement few days since
words aud acts w. ' NV ~ '
Hundreds o! Quaker ladies' from New.Jersey no.
ccmpanied their sons ard lro,le,s 80 rr NV ~, !, S
merit Saloon nrelng them on to hottc for Tie Urion and
;be lays II tho baud. Tie ccrscript oosse,s ehoro
spoken Of were 10 have been sert with go snhs.i.tcs.
10 Ai,landIla yesterday afternoon. Pill Pres. lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

sin-ni'cs. 81. Ses........... 6's Ioon-ses'' wv
WATER rHfs btT.
ssudy Eooa. s.os Gov. Lsud. ..li:57 Hell Gste l:ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

TAt RIVER IisE--Tfe steamer Metropolis
Of THE Fall River Inc di 49, frtve Yesterday uorrir
until Laie, ha,inr. Wien OF witch Iih. lr,Aca r.
.al Thee va be 10 uol; or ,iua LIE Ills afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

,n-tts-csSa-,ce.ei,E b. big } rlnAhorc, Of wiHd'Or
Il ), lof - .o-h, :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

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