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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
T1EN T!TISIsIR Z "
Administrators Sole Of Real
a.se Estate ta,ss .s...s,.
Wursdag. Nay 2lsk 1868.

HH pnr:tancgof an order granted ythe Probate
Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio, will cner for sale
at public auction on .Itt.e, y. s.r-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
G}riINenb Jreunctibit
Guni1unos 8 al
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2cu'5 llnp eil8sJaoen s'l elmer W}itiena>
viey llDr int WaIbinstcgl Oarren. %
jsbenp su nen N!eleeru " oisl 52eus nStbig
1t ycn wsoen osy O:oBen bupp5 uno psIn
!ongtI; Nabltp3userl uNp rer aatbun
ale Tag peurer Mrs uno aub o|s 8onllsss
70 o}lfIblaseH puDn pcn mc9en eer fc{tz
taren T:cern unp oIelen blubngn catauf
lp fJlnsn mir e5 Niebt V5ngcs |tdnesn,
7cnrevn niillsn suiolnmento|ten une lebsn
unIsre ueoIAs5 asgeDIt 5u fyie8en. Iorum
7eY0 einmistig unb tbut 0I'e fplnsnen
oubn, 9eoe5 IneA leinen9oh N;tarinass',
onpere berren n,iiNen stWo5 3ab1sn> menn
ile billeiu iupl!sn, ia ois!e beyieute gclf5z
m1ntsr rnp sinoeiaben, UNI id,eene 9ieben
III balIeu ais Icetp; GBbn> 5nbaler
Wsrner, 9iob9, Misib Oefnlsiey uno
oucere n,eby, uNp ca5 tann n1or1 bod njht
untfoaft perlanse1l. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
St. a)aul gllinne(ota, $omltag of,r 2 glaai 1863,

rs Na6 eil,cr Scene furAtbarer abs&
frubtlo{er Wutb trennte San G0 Yon laiz
ner Trou> Die er serfIuhte uno |uttte |eine
pFs9etodtcr auf. Gr fanb lie in Der trauz
rl0ilen Gage, aber ielbf 1T bieler 2aas i'm
8sfbe 'brer Gbye, tbrer lln10ulo uno ipr!z
an tslbloB er fit fie alIein su leten. ~. w..
Das Safer Der Sganfenbsit> Gem fb
Son er1sbsn unp oa5 INNER aeDr @emalt
ubrr ign eemann le traurieer @tine bausz
liben gsrbd|tnile fd oei:oltet botten,
lnaAte Dem lln9lldtiben eie leltf9encl[te
Nuf9abe Ietr lb.rer. ~ -, g..
gr tdmpfte unit e1er aroft sesen Nb
{e(h{f sncto :: 4 $500 81 : - osfs : .cf, :,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
WennlNly m & bNu,!

pcnnlDlyan.i|tle tle Olo buuns
Der W}ersenI'ern," nudcen er bic
Mnmen sIpeier tetriiaeri|tbsr sstcl1nsnien,
ncbit 9sb5riaetn 5euf tefannt 9emadt Bat
fIbyt fort Weitere CjaIben Ganricotsn
foIssu. So lleiten cie S0biae!. tDie bic
Bolaenpeu bisr fir eiHi9e 3eit IHentI;h
lteben, ur1 iie sieleidt sun' Nadpsnfsn
,u b,;n9sn, 9}ugs obsv pas 2l!!ts n;dt5,
rann mszcess ite sur q bunpe ibyer Slnoss,
StineeSfiucer, SdYpsasr loassrmarnsr
UNI Sobnamciter anl titbteu tellsn Gage,
spr ben 2!uaen oQtrr Wsit, Al asn la)pass
gen Wnl1en 9etniipft. " #..
Die smei 0teNts',as1!ten fsben babe,
nur mod cine Spanne pom 2ttorunes
&on1men IIe incsl1en ibrsy 0erbinrI'1fsi1
eeeea uNs mad uuo 1T Wed)tt5ua unt
GbrIibFeit ibnsn tisbsr al8 Sbanpe unt
Spot;, taun tpernell trir ete|e6 I'M Wpr'
oeniisrn an9e[sn, unp (pn,it Ifsniii0 il,
neu su ibrea, sutsn Wamen wteter neybel'
fem 2Gsrn Dol5 uno Gbre lieb 1T, re1
}ne,fe f1 ea8. - .ga-. @s- @f .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

,Dsl'snnch mar iie ni9t gang ssteilt, lon<
bern Yon 3eit gu 3eit i,rab ibrc &rants
belt mitrer aus. Sic lstte pssba!b BON
Der Gam'lie meiit abss{bloGcn, nur bon
Der .S0weiter Bepflsst nie I.ct nit cer
SSrt|ihlttn Screfalt i1rer o,,lrabn,.
Maft benz Gpre Ser mu,ter Csfar5
Bate Die Eal1te llb u,ebr iblt unp pemBaz
ter 9enabsrt, ater tbr iibeus5 Ms|ey, ser
pIItere Gdleier, per lib il>lmer iitfr lie II.
treittn ldlen BE Spee eaF, ,pie IL einl
pabn'Innis se'peieil fie e5 ispen 2usaE<
Bid rpieosr wereen fTnne, belt Scipe III
elmer feten Gutfernung ypn ibr nne ibr
Malten in Der pbnetin Boe aetrprcenen
hauslidfeit maAte bisle nod Bper une
'!naffsf5unnlider. m =
SO mar nm tiele 3eit .ols Ssfar ouf
Nngronune iei1a5 Bater5 mebrere erose
Neilen mad Weitincien Inp Siipameyifo
antrat. -.. ...,. ...r .., @.r
Ser Wetb|tl rsr 5esnsrie serl1rsute i'm
uno teld pthtiste leinen Gram I'm osn
Gcf!Dlt Ger W|Ntter, tIe JHaeNp tSai tA6
l1ebv;oe. Netb nit 0fIp pe11sbsrl yell
alien 2uru8 umaebet, 1!ueirts er BIZ Wtrz
ltten uno Die 9iotUr, unn frSFtiate bic
@nerote ielner G5eeie ouFd3 bie 0ejtsbuuQ
sablreioper NbsnIsuer, cie haufts uiht pbnf
@jefabr wateu. -. o.. s-.4a q
Die Nabrid5t, hab 1eine Iantc plEblth
9eltcyten iel, lief i'm suyiitffsbrsIs. Sci
fe(nem Wieoerbstyeten res HiteyIicbet, 6au<
le5 fanp CT peu Gatsg sbenfall5 ldwer Ieiz
oe'ro. C5 1Aisn, al6 babe Der Gcn csr
0elisttsn Wa!tIn, tie Gniferrgna pes Gpbz
nca, ber ,lnlaoua nit etrsm 70 linbeiu,Ii,
deN 29efen mie Ieiue 9ch'paasrin e5 mar
ibn 9eillis uno f5rpe.itd anseayifsu,
GauA> mar C8far wieoey su Dou1s, ala
oct Noter lN auF . Stranfenlaeev teatc
uno III lpel!f9an QtlatUciea 5otunpen o:s
Seutf elmer lNred!ihen gpipsmls tparc.
..... (SSevtlsbuag foIst.} ...a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Gin G}cltreiter in osr Nsnee, Der let
leiNem geNang, nelGes iebt lpieperlpeuls
Itis rpey, cine Ulutb Dpn 5'llher ms
Wei'e Ihalell lief, 1puroe Spm General
aufseioyesrI, rubia ~ Iein.
User fins Gle n?" 4@t- T.
II sd bin Gommanceur Dls|sr grl1az
Be-" ant1rorte Der Wsneral. @ e- r
yllno iG,. entaes',sts esr 2ysiter, hin
8efeklabatst eieles Osipanns uno tbue
lpie mir oefatit 0esr reitgnirs, unb baum
fSnneH Gte l,1eiElen plag befomnlen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

gelhenf fit 9 iIdof 5usbes.
2ll5 oeglelbe Dor eini1en Iaaen frlb
am Wcr0sn bic Ibare leillsS DotalleS ETs
nese, fame CT = einen eiGsuL ihteienDen
Sungen, Del. eilva eiaell Ulunat alt mar
unp anf ser Brul eilltn 3ettel an pen
DlIlpof trua nprin Die Bitte ausaeipro<
den war. eaB er bod ben fieinen Welts
biirasr als 0eibsnf anlisbn1en rl5st. Seis
ne 5pbmiitpe lieb Jpn nad esrs 8inbflz
bau8 brinsen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

ben uno ibr aarses otpIs smpGrte I'D Be@
sen GsteFtr5N:, -.-. .,..
9sob - Seiaen1. ........
ste liisen< Maea1ne. sic Guo BE Sat
tin hes 8arvns aelpelen. ..~-.
Oabr|ele nanpte GeoerIirym nil etnem
prr9bi.iNen B!ife een 9iiifeu su, fe
wplte IItb emf ferns'l n6tr er bic,t lts ;uz
rid. -.1 sg.ss..a # SIS
SD befeble 5bnsn su blsitsu.
G:8 mug leppD cine Wren3s aub fiiy
Sbre 9sfebls esten. melt, .Gerr.
| NiGt 20 lanae Id at, 9eten bin, -.-
| SD weib eotb ein Dlit!eI.
llnp pas iH2 ..
| IrennunA, laetn Serr. 4a
Bpn Wusal. mas Granville ibr oe|aat
batte, mar Der plan sur Grennun8 ras
Gtnsige, mas lte nod in Weed9tni1e be<
bal!fn bate. @
@lauben Ste boeig sic fur1te? Da|,
! lelbe Mittel furd re!Ge8 td Sie auu1
Altare fibrie fsi1elt fe au0 ieEt an mid
Denn Sic elnsn ghritt spagen, elmer
! einsiee,, Der mir u,ibidllt> miso 9tr
@danre Sbren gltern entsedt.
Gbun Sie, tpa5 sic ,pouen, 1nein 6srr
SD bin jsBt alter urs
! Sie ridtets einen I seneen8lid aufbe,
Yaron.
nno Serefi1en g idt 5er Gsner
. RySm, flate basta insu, pab ID JET
surlf9efebrt bin
Gin NuSprue rral6una setat
5 sl9 BET Gepsrlf1 pancts (t9 20
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

! benz Giuen aunt gtnrern unb Elm bit;eres
| 2abeln }tbpebte uta lsine Qippen
qlb! SEPT peyReDe i'd 9ie. Sire Be>
|u6e BEL n,eiuer Trau, Derr 9sarpn, finn
allo nibt itneybalb per 0rsl1;en st,,cr oez
.rBDnLiheu GeurtpilIf Qebliebel, ]pncern
Sic baben an Dlittel espaAt, mir meine
55rau abwelpio III MAIDEN, NprbdIt %
I ib wirtli6 ~? NpDlan, pann nil ih
ne Belt beuugen, um Sbnen III seioen pag;
ib nod eSbr Mnul, Tin. ...,,.. - ~,. t-l'
EeperilrSm preete biz QetaiIte 5you}f &C,
aen Ieine 5tirn, er ldppiee ei,le,1 2Iuosnz
blid, er ibe,!ee.e - parouf Iadte er lout
i4nuf, -..''@ .,' 80. = %1
Sc Sbnel ,eioer, gNacome in
7b tefnnst> bic
.uoe pallenp fiir sic. SOM
-. oic, Wiaoonle, fpmmsu Sie! glsenu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Oi1odsnsNu8 fat, o,-l1n|eye oez
fern eIn9eirpfenen Wed(slbldtter aus
ct. Souls entba!tsn fclsenosn euriplsn
NuIyufper fc1 oon lsItft erfldrt -
9E1 rle 9;el!e Bet. ..
N5o(!eas 70 sNt Ieiu une cles byiden
laiItu nit srcgen budlEaben eab IS jeosa
lsien puhs. Gie piIrfen caUy outb fret
binFomHet. e5 Ipll lie nidbt5 &pitei,. Ser
yereIu faan lpater ontt belisr sob
Ie,a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

+~ g8a8 lit eth aefauiper gben,aan
Gin Wona, Ger be,gtsbbaber ieir1erJrau
einlaest iuabrenp ieiney> pe5Ma'1lie5, Atz
peienbsit ibr ai'iBit 0eleuIbaft gu leiiten !!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
sgentbiin,er 1tnb @erau69eber: 9teutber Il GreL
sScllctrt@tifDeS.
M q l..
Tn q. 50 off.

G5 fUnpiot bas 3pitl4ern ter @Gwaltsn
Gicspmmen il! utisbsr osr Miai. '. 80
gs fiincistn 1uospen ,,uo glatbsn:
Die eefcNslts grre it frs. ".s.t'-.@ ..'
Grim bsfen GA Tslser unb Wiele, &c..
Grin f'sitst I'D Iutig ser Maip. ~
WinnrDs!ein tuiegeN bic 91pfe, ..-.
gcn, Morgenl0sin purpurn beltrablt.
Sin gsitrn auf asurnsm 5gisasl ss7
Der Sesn, Tauber uNhs O.
g5 treibt ibr ignctiB y
Gis Qensluft auf lhaafsInser y,
Der @amoun Freu5t BE S5rner a. 4
1crs|9re;tenb 1reHt er in, <Saet. IA
"a bat it, ,abeg, 0sItriiffs ..... .rI
Gin mc1iUes Salm ben esfnndt. ~ III
Ger Gaman lau1ds., Dcd SGwsiBcn #-
[)er1YhI tjn05 ouf tiNnmIr 5Iu1.
rg5 traA motl eer 0Sine 1T hsm JtSbria;
@in tro1tcnss Gdilfrpbr mr."
Ter Gimann fEreert tie 9tIbcit, H.
ga fnollt Gin GhuB aus hem JfrDr, .-.
llno e5 ltiirst, tris Elm bsUlsHeer Iieer
Ger rptbe Wprbsr berpor, e. H.. .-
De5 Mprber5 tSptli6e Suoel -~ sr .l:
Ocu Simann I'M oer5sn Ile traf;
Gs blibt bas MtNer Der SfetbbaNt .
I'm pes 8lsi9gsilGt5 Stirns uNo @Vlaf.
Der Scalp b1ugt llutenb a,l Ourtfi
l1np Nles il ItiQ une sorkei, - ~
-gs s;iuste! aas 3witltbfyt, cer GHnalbsn
Gjstc,nlnes 1T asiensr Der 9Noi. 4
Der aRai it misbsr getoHtmsG,
llnb btut0 lteb Ct ich an.
Do5 bat 9NiuneEo'n'5 ARt Gle!san ''
Wiit {siuty UauItcis 9giban.
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0:c N1>)fter:ess elmer SSasni!ie.
Momant;I1fs Gittea9euaIes. 6rsi nnd
esr Ghlpehil)fr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Situation IN totn ,.o.-, J.. cet De1atiz
rf9el1 Mn0lt upt oie 3ufunft Ber!ba6 =
bie5 par tbr Same = unb in cer Ser
SpeiFuna iiber feline eiSene unbeilbore
Gh,pSfle, fet ser Mrre snofit fo t|eF
caB 81 pen ginfItI ts:ullBen GersrItyplns>
eer nit aeibtem Slid III ibm or1 rehten
Mann fir Ielne p!lns erfannte, OebSr
|del1fte.
zGir wiNen, wie bur1 eInen n'srtnjirz
cteen 3ufau rer|slbe Waul!> an teiIeii Ioc
er 9earbeitst tbm Die Ipbtsr aus Dem
Wel!fnsyabs rettste mls tie i'm, sufubyte,
ola sr Iba susleib Ger;eibuns uno bic
Ureibsit 9ob. '.:...
WraupilIe lpar rer !syte llln|tanp ujcpt
befannt, ebenIo !peti9 pubte e:, lpie yer<
t1a in po6 5ans Oabyislen5 9sfcmmsn
rar, lpprin ct iie beuts sulr e>ftsn Wa!e
e:b!idts, eaoeas|1 tanl!'esy aus pem 6aule
BET Wuiter San uo er ,br of aenue BE-
seanste> Die per(5n!idFsit eer|elben unp
mar lsbr unanasnebm bsribyt pI4BIid) liN
e'''enl Wdodt'l 0sBfniiber 81 befneen
oaS fbn friiDeg III eitEsr aVteyen Sage ae=
|eten unb cem lpsnie ms Gin Ibeil |einer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Mibarb marbi,1

Nicbarb marbin
mpcrtirt unb perfauft int @ruBsn, lptpis int 3lei'
nen WcrceQan, Glas unt ale in bas SAD
iUlaSenbe @aares.
Drftte unp Ben1 5trabe,
3pii9en 9spar" uub Wabaibaw,
ct, Yayl, MinnslpIa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
GI{tg S Ri,
g{ss 1seiS,

sBnbiusten>9 ttobe, Dtcre9aNeuas,
81. paul, Wlnn. .#
Danfber fir psu bisberi0en iulpru<t tecbrt lltb
Der iluterse;Nnste, bsm eeutlaeH pubIitum III
Winns{uta ansu5eisen, Bag er }stne @liefabrif in
pererGB Bsr.sm MaBfate in 'leigfm neuen Stsinss-
balipe siagsrAtet bat, une it I'M 9tanee, leine
Runoeu nit ceu ensemein helictten
Yrcmiunls Gifi1 .-
~ serfebsa. ginfadsr 'ppie Guppsl-g gIiIe 1T 1ms
mer 81 Ten! niserislten YTsiIe 81 babcu,
Dielsr G{Vs III ausee;eidnst gum ginnlader
por @urfen uue aucern6riidtsu, unb III Sou een
pra.ti(9en Gbsmiter Dr.Neio wl(Isnl nldnftiib un'
tsr|ubt4 Dsrlelbs fanb i'm ppIlfommen re II, u
swpfebtt ibn aaf'8 BeIe gum 6amienSe Setraud
Y1. 9DetS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Gdipor Debrle{a1,

~ Gaipar 4sbrletar,
NJ E r c H A n T T A Y L 0 r
uno ....
Bdrber.
Sab-gde SET 3ten unb Jadfentrabe,
ct. paul, Minn. --~ 5E
eauft uue btrtauft aite Rlsieer. une Sutsrt,
rsupsiyt unb fGrbt s;sis!ter aufs 8eRs. COB
9. S s. 3. Gilf1nan,
9toYpfateu uuo zNnwalte,
tmpfeblen li9 ibren nsrsbrteu bsutlhen Wittiir=
sern ais 2eGt8beiitdnce uns ia's BeItnesre su1
Musfertieuns spn llrtunSen,e.
Office: llstsr eittls's BUD a~esssn, Drift
StraBe, ct. paul. Z. III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

sic 't1r nur ne. terroIde ol5 tbr
Gjemabl unaeitijn1 +; IL e:Htrat une ibr
0eboI> igm al fqI9cs s!n feline barts
unp NGdltbts!olj9fstt AelpI6nt, fonnte le
N9 ouf nod 9r6gcEe }oS1te 0tfogt uaobcr,
psnu erit Dcr Surscm bate er obcr'nala
ysrIudt, ltc su benegsu, cie swildeu If
nen tsIlebenpe MISUNDERSTANDING QN{Sus
bsDsn une bate le i'm mIesr?ancer.
Den1llab iiblte Ne NU ouf's osfti9te
oer|ebt> a!8 eg iie foit nit Wepalt uab fb
idleppte unp pIBbliCb eea, Verptl NIT Ger
Nyo9e 6pae1lbttfeute;
Gie paeen pen' Daror iDr 6ers 9e9ez
ben, Maean1e1 mir otsr SIRE Dane, 20em
nee9reu Sie a!5 Ua:tin an
9ttFn1ane! aniwortste iie nad, elmer
Yaule nit beben9en 2ippen uno VoNatbz
n1eucer 8rult. s.. .. ...
Sic babsn mir Irsas uno 4iebe &C.
|bnoren a.-.
Ntsr sic tpuBtet, berett5l baE i'd Neis
res si1lsn Anpsru se0sbsN bate. Gie
fcroertsn ylur Teile 6onp, unp it babe
Ne Sbaen seysidpt< I'LL, bic Nubs nstne,
Gltern su benabren. 'G5uusll S5ie msby
foresrn =? a.s...... ..- .~.- I'D"
2<h~ ~ .....~s, 5;sie
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

,iuablGfiis su isber Xags5- nnb Wa6tsis 1T bic
0tilbte an BET Mrbsit. eaS pcn BEN Guneen selli>
Ierts Gstrsirc ii tas bette Wfsb uns alste umsn,
uaubiin. gHsbl sen Der pcr;HslidNsn Gualitat
II tets III ben nisssislsa Matftprsiitn su babsn.
sfoaaenmebI, weliAfernmebl, aleie
une Gbfet unb aiie icnIfisen Nrtltel, tpelbe eiae
Wabs srjter a!ale !isfern tann, tsts su batsn.
Nidarp Warlbau,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Die Sdmeltes mar aus europa uitaez
fommen uno war in Volae pfrl5nlibsr
Grlebniie aif rer Meile It, Rabn|inn ser>
fallen. 2anBe 3eit bate, lie. III Nnlerifa
il, eiueI, fir unelidlide @eiltesfranse be-
1timmten Snitituie as!ebt unp tieIes e,it
perlalen> al5 bic 3eIt Die Grinnsrl,nsen
in ibrer 5eele se|bmddt unp ibrsef6stes
@emutb beruDiat butte.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
From Pittsburg

PITTSBURG, May |.
Treat excitement here to-day in conse-
quence of reports from Morgantown.
General Howe received a letter from
Major Showalter, stating that the rebels
had defeated Colonel Mulligan at Fair
mount, and were returning to Morgan
town in force, having received reinforce
ments from Beverly
A letter from Colonel Oliphant confirm
ed this report. stating that unless rein
forcements were Immediately sent from
here, the whole district would be at the
mercy of the enemy.
A meeting was held at General Howe's
office at which Governor Pierpont, of
Virginia, Senator Wiley, Colonel Cross.
Commander of the post here, and several
of the most influential citizens were pres
ent. After earnest discussion it was de-
cided that nothing could be done for
want of proper authority.
The 10 o'clock train, to-day, from I'm
iontown brought Sergeant Boston of the
Provost Guard, one of the scouts sent by
Captain Wright, who vent rs far as Nor
gantown. He states the rebels as num-
bering 1900.
A special messenger arrived here last
night from Greensboro, ten miles from
Morganstown. with the intelligence that
Mulligan had attacked n small force un-
der the rebel leader Jones. and was get
ting the better of them when the enemy
was reinforced by a large force under I'M
boden by the way of the Evansville Pike,
and from Herman's by way of Indian
Creek, so that MuIiigan's little force was
nearly surrounded and had to retreat
No troops have yet left here, but two reg
iments are fully equipped and can be
sent Immediately should the Government
call them out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
INV YoRK. Nav .

The Trt6uns'S correspondence says
The account of a gentleman who left
Fredericksburg on Wednesday evening
represents the citizens as fleeing in every
direction.
1t is believed the city will be shelled
and all the property destroyed. A COM
plete panic prevails through the whole
country.
Stuart, Lee and Hampton with the
whole cavalry force were in c~ulpepper
watching Stoneman They have all been
intercepted 10y the national infantry. and
if Stoneman bestirs himself he will cap
ture the whole concern. A Brigade at
the U. s. Ford barely escape leaving all
their camp equipage behind.
Wheelock's Brigade marched out from
Fredericksburg intending to check the
advance of Hooker's army, but hearing
of the magnitude of the movement or
dered back his brigade, which fed panic
stricken back to the Notifications.
Generals Lee and jackson are in COM
mand at Fredericksburg, Longstreet at
Suffolk, and A. p. Hill and Pickett in
North Carolina.
Four brigades are three miles ON this
side of the city, with orders IA fall back
to the rifle pits on the approach of the
Yankees.
The train from Richmond failing to ar
rive at Fredericksburg yesterday, it is
believed the railroad has been cut by a
portion of our cavalry sent u for the
purpose.
The troops from Germania, Ely's and
U. q. fords have joined.
Tins far all i we'll
The y. Y. Commercial Advert4er of the
ID says
We have received information from a
source which we know to be entitled to a
high degree OF credit, which warrants the
hope that Gen. Hooker has cut off the re-
treat of the rebel forces at Fredericks-
burg, and that they may be captured or
destroyed.
While four columns nave crossed the
Rappahannock others yet remain before
the city.
1t is believed that Gen. Stoneman's
cavalry has got between the rebels and
Richmond, and will cut off supplies and
arrest retreat in that direction.
1t is also understood that a strong dl-
version has been made from Suffolk in the
direction of Richmond, and that it is 10y
no means impossible that the rebel Capi-
tai may before the close of another week
be surrounded and invested by Union
troopS.i
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New YORK, Nav |

The Tribune's bulletin that
Rockers army has crossed the Rappahan,
mock in four places. The enemy con-
founded. We captured pickets and re-
serves. 400 prisoners taken.
The Tribune's account states on Mon
day that the llth, 18th and 5th corps moY-
ed to Kelley's Ford, and reached there
Tuesday morning. A brigade had been
guarding the ford for two weeks. We
crossed on pontoons superintendent by
General Howard. No enemy found but
a few pickets. Stoneman's cavalry cross
ed the next morning. A wagon train
were parked near Banks ford, and it was
evident a connection would be forced
from there to the troops at Kelly's Ford.
From IL to l o'clock a regular firing
was heard from the direction of German
ia, on the Rapidan. 1t is supposed the
enemy were trying to check the rapid
march of our troops.
NOOK, TUEsDAY.-The lst, Sd and 9th
Corps broke camp at daylight. Wednes-
day the enemy's picket reserves were cap
tured and two bridges built four miles be-
low fredericksburg. Twenty men of the
10th Pennsylvania were wounded. A
third bridge was constructed, and a suffi-
cient force to hold the bridge crossed.
Two miles further down Reynolds first
corps constructed a bridge in the face of
the enemy's rife pits and effected a cross
ing. The resistance was stubborn but
u artillery fire was too severe for the en-
envy, who fed, leaving 81 prisoners from
the 18th Georgia and the 10th Louisiana
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Gov. Tod at youngstown.

On Saturday last Gov. Tod addressed a
large meeting at his old home, Youngs-
Town. Circumstances prevented us from
attending, but we are informed that it
was n of the largest and most enthusi-
astic meetings ever held in Mahoning Co
1t was the first time the Governor had
visited his former home, since assuming
the duties of his position, which he has
so zealously end enthusiastically dis
charged. One of the most impressive in
cidents of the meeting was the heart
mess and unanimity with which his
G~ubernatorial course was endorsed by
those who had known him as a neighbor,
although many of them had hitherto diff
iered w.t. him in politics. Whatever
else may be said of Governor Tod, it can
not be denied that he has devoted his en-
tire energiesto the supporto of the Admins
ration, the welfare of the soldiers, and
the discontinue of Southern and North
ern traitors, and this in face of the oppo-
sition of very many with whom he form
erly associated in friendly and political
intercourse.
Hon. Samuel Galloway also addressed
the meeting in such a speech as only he
can make. Altogether, the meeting was
a great success and one from which much
good will result, and about which we also
expect TO hear much Kissing from the
copPerheads.
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From W~ashington.
WASHINGTON, May

WASHINGTON, May /.
The National Republic of this after
noon publishes semi-official dispatches
from Gen. Banks, dated near St. Martins
vile, April 18th, from which it appears
when he left Baton Rouge three regiments
of coloYed troops remained for its defense.
The results among others of Gen. Banks
expedition are, accomplishing a march of
over 800 miles, beating the enemy in three
battles, two on land and one on Grand
Lake, dispensing the rebel army-utterly
destroying the rebel navy, capturing the
boundaries of the enemy at Franklin and
New Ibera, and demolishing the salt
works ten miles southwest of the latter,
capturing the camp equipages of the enc
my, also several guns, and nearly 1000
prisoners, and so deranging the plans of
the rebels hat they cannot for some
months, if ever. reorganize. Other sue
cesses of Gen. Banks, already known to
the public, are mentioned. Our loss in
the two land battles was about GOO or 700.
Nothing could exceed the conduct of the
officers and p~rivates in Banks command.
The dispatches say we have not only des-
troyed the army and navy of the enemy
and captured his materials for re-organi-
z%ation, but have also in our possession his
ablest officers of the sea and land.
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Gen. Rosecran's War Policy.

A recent letter from Murfreesboro' to
the st. Louis Republican says:
General Rosecrans' policy is the sure
and true one, in such a war as this. He
might rush ahead faster, and drive over
the country here, and be driven back
there. But he prefers to go when he gets
ready, and then he goes to stay. His
men appreciate this, and SO do his oppo-
nents, and the rebellious people here
With such a base of supplies, well protec-
ted, as here and at Nashville, his divis-
ions will make raids over this country for
a hundred miles, without fear of reverse,
even if not thought best to make a gene
raj advance. One of the great merits of
our General is his sureness. That he has
never been compelled to fall back in his
campaigns heretofore may be partly the
result of circumstances. but is mainly ow-
ing l think, TO his caution"