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Fro,n-flae ARMY OF the Po-
lDERhsRc-
New york, Dec, 8-The Tribune's
special from Washington of the I'd,

New York, Dec. .3-The Tribune's
special from Washington Of the I'd,
says:
The Army of the Potomac tonight en-
camps on the grounds'it lettthe morning
of thanksgiving The reasons for this
sudden change of the programme Without
forcing Lee to general battle, are these:
At council of. wal. held on Monday night,
facts demonstrated that the eneniy was.
|entrenched behind very formidable earth
works, which they were every moment
strengthening. A fearful loss it would
entail upon lus and the inipossibihty of
suecoring our wounded before they would
perish with cold, in case we attempted to
carry the rebel works by ASSAULT were
some Of our considerations which induced
the subsequent action; our .rations and
forage had nearly ran out and !, the roads
too bad to allow further & transportation
| from our distant base Of supplies. These
lweighty comaiderations it is claimed in
iuced the commander to issue an order
to fall back. ~. So. $50,
Tonight the Army of the Potomac
rests on its old base ON the line of the
Orange 4 Alexandria Railroad. AS late
as 10 clock yesterday we rode circuit
position. We could look over into the
rebel wrrks and see the graybacks digging
away with wonderful activity on batter
:! ies all mounted and irowning at us. =
Rumors are rife in camps that Long
street had reinforced zee and We were
falling back on Frederick sburg, but
tcould trace them to no trustworthy J
source. - -f,-..fs.sl ,..g
H. Our entire battle line was in the enem ;,
front I'LL about 9 o'clock +. n, j, whei
Iall fell back and crossed tue Rapidan b.
GeImania and Culpepper ford. 57is5a
! Uur toiai !osscS i'll missing aud'wounj
.iiod arc ol0, and 80 killed Our wouude,
suffered extremely in their ambalaiice
Old the. rough roads and by severe eslt
while lying i'll the wagons last night, mn
as they must; again Tonight A spcei:.
. trafl has already. been despatched up til
road to bring duwn disa bied men.
The railroad track and telegraph wire
, remained as We lett them, uninjured-
Il Our main army left the front an Tues
day night and its advance could be see
! ff"PitouSHAhS oi~Huy sGtseiOe.rlfiftl- t-i-l .
At4 Q clock this morning u party @
y = fve rebel cavalry came dashing up to III
:, west bank Of the Rapilan alter aur bridge
+ were up, They were greeted with si.s
and rapidly vanquished. 81 L. buas
: There Is butIone tram per day that no
: runs up on railroad and that at night,
The guerrillas, charged with shoetin
Lane OF our men. came in on te7niSht
: train from Catlstt's Station. "a il.iaa
y y ir, On Suday night the guerrilias rushe
into the tent oI: the ile0th tenna. Oh pick,
I : duty seari Licking kun, capturing five c
: them, Yesterday morning three suerri
7 las caught a private Of the l42d Penna
While guarding the railroad near Ca;leit
Station, stripping him OF evcryayestige {
: tclothlng ana then, shot him dead with Ia
: lawnisupl The guerrillas whowere brougl
Atiownto night are suspected of haNth
some connection with this brutal murde
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/ rEA-. The substance Of the verdict of a.
recent Coroner's jury, on Il man whr.
died ina state of ilc6riation, was: death
b. ohanging--round ruin shop There
are many such. a1t7 ~ ~ 44
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-09

WM HoLswoRTH, of Monroe county. o,
was brought to this city Saturday night
and lodged in the Atheneum. Heis char
ged With calling Lincolna despct and say
ing that the soldiers were nothing but
TOOLS to carry out his hcllish designs. He
will be sent to St.Johns. where he will
remain aptill the end OF the war; Regis
fer.
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Je9q BosToN Dec. Mrs. jane VI. Pierce
wife of President Franklin Pierre e
died this morning at Anoyer, Mass.
FSheahad been in feeble health ior several
years. sai' -a'7 I" 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-09

A Jolly THAsKsGlViSa- -! Chicago
next after Boston, nlu ust az considered til,
headquarters Of the qroaa aaressive re.iaarmer
und, as pliskt be ,eA pected, some 6l tn,
Iielurgymen there had 4 novel WAY OF OBJ
serving. Thanksgiving day. \ low dis
irensed with textssoi sc.iptafe, and wpcnl
a. a.. -ilv to their subjects, hampered /,
no sueli c.!lbarr, --ament. One chose iul
| a topio Lincoln and I..ii:5crtS,." 'AnotheSI
exhausted himseh in flights Of elp4uence
referring to the honest raii.uv, lIlinoi,
as 'sthc man OF destiny who should sua.:
out forever as the repre- entstire of this
struggle; 70 whom thirty centuries hence
tho world will look back as NC now gaze
at old Periclcs. Incidentally the Shod-
dyites got a severe thrust tro4i another
preacher as follows: sisll...I .Iaai niahi s9isYi
,'.Shoddy come from. the devil and those
who su ply shefdy tosour gallant men gs,
to the deril.. Broad is theu WHY, wide il
the gate,.it is a Ateep 'inclins--ihere are
no. breaks Oh iheitraia, and ii serves them
right.yn193noa Ysa 1nd 4aaaa bes dsitla
Still another doctsr of divinity made
all excellent hit viz: q
siDr ClarkSenf said that if when the
plates were llhanded in the AMOUNT seea
med tn he generous and sufficient, iihey
would conclude the services by singing
"Pr,isea God from whom all blessing flaw
iflnot, hc,would PRONOUNCE the benedietion
and lot the u,liencc retire "unhonored
an.li upsupgs" = 0n Inspection es;thc
tune .haviag been deea,e.f
satisfactory-the whole eongfe esatib4, ioiu.
cd. heartily in singing ,.the- Old Hundredi
Doxology and were. .disu,isxed." Isilsd
Though very tha nkful for tho omanci
patton proelan nation, aid NH tlaoaether
good things, this clergyman would not
sing sPE,ise Gadi without IA liberal col
leetion-7-wbich seems almost unremson.
able.a Mr.Lincoln and the proclamation
were the standard topics in the iehurches
In the evening. We ape told by the news
papers. the plnnes of amusement were
srowdsd TO oreriowing.led 'eg fam Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-09

MA Charles La,nb's opinion Of water;
cure; "lt IA neither new nor wonderful,
for tits as,old ms the drlueed,. when in.
my op iniepy itskirled suSFe thaDiit earsd.",
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-09
% Escagped f'resss Castle
81 b5i G.ks sara<E ter. esii

+ sIttis not the rebels alonc who escape
form our priaons,-Castle Thunder, at
HRichmopd, is subject to Leakage The
Editor Of the Washil g.on Chroaicle has
been called upon by eight soldiers and
suffers who escaped from Castle Thunder
on the 18th, in company with 25 others,
who were recaptured. OF their escape
from Castle Thunder the Eramiaer says
The room in which the Yankee dcscr-
ters, between eighty and one hundred in
humber. arc confined is on the first floor
cf the Castle, which is about ten OF, twelve
feet below, the level of the, alley way,
which runs along the rear of the Castle
The prisoners removed the masonry fuin
the rear wall, facing the alley, mined
directly aecrostit. in line about fourteen
feet below the surface, directly under the
tread Of the sentinels, and emerged on
Main street. The aperture. created was
two feet IN diameter, and was made to
rise as IT'S tersafRas was approached. No
tools were found about the tunnel, and if
the prisoners .employeu any, save their
finger nails, they carried them off with
them in their flight. But for the sudden
coming Of daylight, there was nothing to
prereaIt the escape OF every prisoner in
tie room f.ain Which ran this cxtraordin-
arr, tunnel, So toeu rar.-4a.a r
Ihe llAroaic!e il Informed that the
opening made by the escaned prisoners
US thirty feet iu length, aud Wac effoe.
ted by means ofa bayonet broken door
hinge, and the hanUs of. the men, k,tg
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Second ThougI,t.s :

The physical appearance Of man seno-
times changes the current Of events. a
case occurred few days ago in this eify.
The children Of two peighbors had their
daily quarrels and fights, which resulted
occasionally in bruised faces andsstorn
garments. The father ofsaone family,
believing his children to have sadly.imai-
treated, and being apassionate man. con-
Ecludeds that the surest way. to settle the
difference between their households psr-
manently, would be to chassise the hoad
Of the other family, although as yet, oho
had never seen him. He thereupon pro-
cured raw-hide, and abruptly entering
his neishbors tenement, inquired in =
threatening tone for the man of she
house
+, Il am here sir said parsonage up-
ward of SIX feet, as be approached to
learn the business of. his neighbor.
sDid | understand you that you wore
the gentleman Of the house 2
Y es sir
We'll, nj just dropped in. sir, to see
iif this is your raw hide" sssa4e sas
T asa-.ss1 ssSEwALL JAcKsos's ApxissIox
aINrp lHEAyEs.--Is was much amused
lthe rebel soldiers account of Stonewall
sJackson's admission into Heaven. they
were strong admirers of, Gen. Jack ,om,
! and esp ,cially of the great success OF. his
Hank mosemcnts--lsi'The S day after. his
death, said they, two angels came down
from Heaven TO carry Gcn. Jackson
back with them They, searched all
/, through the camp but could not find hin,
They we mt to the praye meeting, 20 the
hospital, and to every other place where
4 they thnnght themselves likely to End
him, but in vain FiralIy they were
forced TO return without him. What was
their surprise to End that. he had .just
.I executed y sspleaded flank movement smd
g"t into Heaven before them. 'l--CsS.
i Boston, Recorder. s4A,,Taassss :
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where is Gen. John Morgan2

ToRoNTo, C. w, Dec 2.-Thc report
that Gen. John Morgan is in Torpnto is
doubtful. Ifsheis in Canada he ID keep
ing dark, but it is net generally believed
thatlhe is here, and it was reporte', il
London Chat heshad reached Windsor
opposite Detroit. .----s-
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4 CIhcINNArI, Dec. Eight persons
have been arrested here for passing coun-
terleit twenty dollar treasury NOTES.
y Fifteen hundred bales Of tsevernment
cotton arrived here yesterday to be sold
at auction. a4l - s'i91 sl''o
A dispatch received Fl onl Gen. Fosters
Chief os Staff, dated Cumberland Gap
the lst, says uvthinSof the capture oi
5000 prisoners at Knoxville. 1911
Memphis adyicos Of the Both ult. says
the steamer Black Hawk was fred inlu
by guerrillas neae the mouth OF Red River
Several OIL board were wounded. The
boat put back to New 0rleaLs::
A Chattanooga dispatch Of the 81,
says movements of the army continue.
Fhe hospitals are full of both armies.
Refugees and deserssrs repert Rragg
reinforced ncir Dalton BY Joe Johnstoa.
~ Nothing latter from kno1yiilc.
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{ 1t is said that Parson Brcwnlow. when
be found out that the rebels were coming
TO Knoxville, made the best tine on rec, :
ord to kentuckey He is for sendiny rebels
to h---but conciracd NOT to STAY at
Knoxville 70 help do it. When be reach
ed Bartoursyili he aforn.ed Che world
At safe ,aistaics lAs- here WAS fighting
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-09

Rdv.1'he counties % Prehle, + Butler
and Montgomery, which lceastitutc tn
vallandigham election distIist of Ohio
gsse him = majority icr GorerRpr.
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FROM EaaE rOrxpMA AC.

~ New York. Dec. l'-fhc Times has the
Following special from Washington, dated
the goth Nov:
'ls Army officers fren Besitoass Station to.
night report heavy cannonading as being
heard since. early his morning in the dl-
reetion Of Oransei Court House. Tie
nrrug was heaSy and eonlil.nnYui' preclu-
ding the possibility Of It's being skirmls-
hing The opinion Was thai i general
eng cement was III progress. Ftrins Was
last aicard at II this iuiciioon. -
Ice aud hts @hjie force are cntrepched
between Orange Gil AL, uoraonsvll.
Supplies are despatched to Meade by
tnc new route. ..,I,.5
the weather is FIJI shtfully cold and has
been since yesterday. lii, oadty 1soun.cd
lett out last night, ana those to oo lell oui
to.night where they fail must. rert.ini !
die 40 they light without over oats.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-09

Tonosro, c. W., Nov. aO.--John Nor
gan arrived here to-day, Via Treat West
ern Railroad. ~. stF m
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
To Contractors.

Gealed proposals, guaranteed by two rsspon
~ sible parties, will be received at the Great
Nemaha Agency Office, until the 24th day of
April, 1868, for furnishing and delivering at said
Agency, twenty thousand feet of clear Cotton
wood Lumber, of such widths and thieknesses
as may be necessary for the use of the Iowa
Idians; each kind o. lumber stuck up in pile
BY itself, so that it will d,y; one fourth Of the
amount to be delivered monthly, commencing
on the first day of June next. The Agent re-
serves the right to employ the Iowa Indians to
deliver and stack up said lumber. the contrac-
tor to pay them three dollars per thousand feet
for the same, out Of the amount received for
such lumber; also, the right to increase or d.
ninish the amount of the lumber. Payment
will be made for said lumber, when the whole
amount is delivered. No bid will be binding
upon the United States, until approved BY the
of Indian Affairs.
JOHN A. BURBANK,
U. s. Indian Agent.
April 8, 1861.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
To Builders,

Cealed proposals guaranteed BY two responsi-
~ bic parties, will be received at the Great
Nemaha Agency Office. until April Oath, 1869,
for furnishing all materials and erecting two
houses on the Sac L Fox Of Missouri Reserva.
ton
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Agency Office. No bid will be binding on the
sioner of Indian Affairs.
JOHN A. BURBANK,
U. s. Indian Agent.
April 9, 1857.
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WATsoN'S
WOOl1en Factory!
Removed, Improved, and Enlarged!

WYE would respectfully announce to our
w former patrons, that having re6tted our
establishment and added more machinery, we
are better able than formerly to attend to their
wants.
We will be prepared to do custom carding
and spinning, fulling, dyeing, and dressing, on
the most reasonable terms.
We will also be prepared to manufacture Cas-
simere, Satinet, Jeans, Linsey, Flannel, and
Blankets.
Customers from distance can rely upon be-
ing attended to promptly.
We have removed from our former stand, to
the Steam Mill building in Oregon Come,
every one, aud we will full, card or bny your
wool.
SAMUEL WATSON l. SONS.
Oregon, No., April ., 1s63-6m.
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Notice is hereby given, that the Lands and
Town Lots described in the foregoing list, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, will, on
the first Tuesday in May next, the same still
remaining unpaid, be sold for the taxes, pen
atty and costs thereon, at the Court House, in
Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas; the sale to
continue from day to day, until all are sold.
E. S. DAVIS, Comfy Treasurer.
April 9, lss3-4w.
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ii to A b 10 each 231
Switzler Mrs swhse 80 9 % GO "A
Sweeney Dan1 nhsw 80 do 80 81
Studar Joseph NV 3 do lG0 10 a
Sally VIM h swnw l 3 81 100 ii 81
Sellers James sc l % 100 9 65
Schuyler George fr of do 100 81
Studar Peter ne do 100 IA 70
Sonderger - n hts W IS 2 do IS $40
do Columbus 5 8 72 each ii
Sellers Marshall l.
sc third e 80 g % 60 81
Soday NV 25 do l60 30
Stocking Ira 1t l W end Rush Island 40 Go
Sibree VIM Columbus ! b % each ii
st Clair Hiram B do 367 b 81 each l3
Tubigan Latte s hse 3 3 % so 5 80
do W hf W "a 2 do so 5 Sc
Tompkins L Mutt s side Rush Isl'd 80 So
Wise SamuaI
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do Elwood b 50
l23b 50 l6b5l each
ll9 20 b l07 lab 50 % b I'D
ll3 b l25 5 , b l29 each
III ls b g. | Z b 20 | 3 b 30 each
l21 b 122 ia b lbs "a b LAG
llbl4I each
l23 b l46 l2 b IA 10 l54
lI3blS7 each
ia b 154 ! "a b 1854 | 90 b 1873
~ l. ,anh
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AttaehAent,
s ss !: ss:''s'ss. r''''''''

john. T. Wofs0A. OeIeno1oS.
Before Joshua Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Of
Iowa Township. Douiphan County, Kansas.
I'M the 4th day Of April, A. D. 1888, aid
" Justice issued an Order Of Attaehaent in
The above ac43on, Tor the sum Of seventeen Dol
lass. J. TAYLOR. J. 2.
.AFl Q. l0o1v. he - ..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
mao lfno RebfIIcn.sritcn.

Sin unIbuloi9er Sropf fIaate neulid
iiber ben boben preis oes Wuslins, unit
ieste oann binju, pccS fin eten bic sutt
9incoln 3eiten. "
gtein, ou oriner hummer Sropf. Sas
fino feline 9incoln 3eiten, lonoer es iine
Rebellen 3eiten. t6dtten bic 2ebellen Die
Seinoe unferer Re0ierun9, 9iuccIn in
Srieocn re0ieren uno feline 9cre6ten Mab.
re9eln anwenoen laben, Ipie e6 bic olte
Srenun9 uno bic 9eieee bes 9anoes for.
oerten, uno lpie mir INNER 9eipcbnt rua.
ren gu tbun, 70 bdtten mir Srieoen, Sc.
oeiben uno 8oblffano. Qber Die 8cbel.
len pollten aaein rr9ieren, uno als IIe Die,
les ni6t tbun foniften, ffdriten Gie BAG
eano in &riee uno lln9IGd. Sie pertu6s
ten ben Qreiioent ju crmcrben ebe er i'm
Nmte mar, uno als oieiss ibnen nibt sc.
lang, fu6ten fis Die Union ju nloroen, uno
oaber fommt oa6 9leno pe9rn Den boben
Muslin Yrelben, oen boben 5arfn, Dem
Draft, Dem Sammer, BOO uno Srduer in
Samilien.
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SSpn Der 1Sptpmnc 0Irmsc.

% auptq quartier I6. Sebr.-
3wet Grpeoitionen Iino eben juriidaes
febrt, bic beioe erfcI9rei6 tparen.
Gs banbelte Iib oarum, oem Contra
bano 0onoel Sni1ben Marplano uno
Sir9inien elm Gnoe Su MAIDEN, Der Jmi=
Iben Uerf6ieoenen 9unften pon Ct.
Wtorp5 So, Wo., uno Der BON Dem pctos
mac uno Hoppobonnof Sluhe 9ebiloeten
S0llbinIel 9eftibrt muroe. @tei63eitia
folIte oub Die Nu6 fibrun9 Der 3p1n96s
au6bebun9 in ben auf 9enannter 0albins
lei lie9enoen @aunties bon Sir9inien uerz
binoPrt peroen, Die in Der 3eit pom II.
BIG II. Sebr. ftattfnOen follte.
unfere Sruppen nabmen cine 9rogt
Su1ntitdt fir Die Rebelen in 8ibmonc
bettimmten 9eben6mittel, cine Qnjabl
pferoe uno @aultbiere meg uno bra6ten
cine Wen9e ge9er NIT 5uriid.
3pei fir bic Rebelen beffimmte Yolt.
beutel ipuroen aboefabt, mebrere S6mu9.
9ler arretirt uno Elm 6ebellensSffi3ier
Der beauftro9t lpar, Die Sepe9unoen I'M:
ierer S6iHe auf Dem potomac ju Ii9nal:
lltren, iolpie mebrere Soloaten 5u Sc:
fan9enen ecma6t. Gini9e gum S6mu8.
gel benuete Sabr3eu9e wuroen Serft6rt,
0auptq II. Sebr.-
Williom SrODne BON Der 8. &c. y. un:
abb6n9i9en Satterie rpuree beute be
eincm Oefertion5periu6 eri6oilen.
Sin ltareer S6neciturm berrI1t, mel
der Die gSe0e momG9tib nod fblebte,
MAIDEN miro, olS fie ibon finp.,
Sn allen Re9imentern bort man bel
| l6drfiten Gaoel iber bic Sffijiere aug
iPre6en, lpeIbe Den in 8eneral Sroe
$40. ) 9e9ebenen llrlaub iibcrlbritten.
Der &aplan bon Sen. Stuart't
Corps, pelber por eini9en 8o6en ee
fan9en 9rnommen mar, ipuroe eeftern 81
oen feinoliben einiep bindber eei1idt
Sen. Sarfsoale, @ommanbant oes so
itcn6, pei9erte fi6 aber, ibn in gmpfant
Iu nebmen, BIG oepife Sormalitdten ct
fdQt feien. 8enn bie5 9eibeben 1T
miro er mOr9en Wiecer biniiber eeicbif
peroen.
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Wnes 4um GutPn

Simmer gew6bne iib Der 0enlb 3u ben:
Ten: ,,rpos Soft fbidt III gut; es bin:
te mtr GUT Coer bOie."
Sin frGmmer gSeiier fam Dor Elm,
Stoet, cerfn Sbcre aethlsiIen lparen,
gtiemano woIIte iie ibm ofnen, uno c,
muBts bnn9rI9 uno ourItia unter freien
0Immel li5erndhten. Gr fpra6 ,,mo(
8ctt ibitt, 1T out" unp Ieete itb ME:
Der.
Reben ibm ifanp icin Glel, 3u leinel
Selte eIne brennenoe 9aterne, llm Der TN.
lt6erbrit Willen in oerlelben @eoeno. -
Nber Elm Stmm entitano uno l6fbte Iein
Stbt au6 ein H6me fam uno serriB Ieis
nen gieI. Gr eripabte, fano iIb alIein
uno iprab /; ,,ipds Soft f1idt, lit gut. "
Gr erluartete rubi9 bic Wor8cnrotbe.
Nl5 er ans Sbor fam, fano CT Die Sbo.
re often, Die Staot perpiifct, beraubt uno
Sin Stbaar Rduber mar
sin9efauen, uno batten eben in oiefer
sta6t Die Ginwobner 9efan9en, peaees
fdbrt ooer 9et0btct. 9r mar UerIbont.
,,Sd9te ib nidt,' fprab er, ,,oaB olle6,
Ipas Soft un6 f6idt, gut fei +? nur fpben
mir meiitens am Mor9en ertt, parum er
InS etlpaS oe5 UbenoS ueridate.
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Bon SSciu SrIeauS.

Der Oompfer Empire Gitp trof an
Samita9 bon gterp Srleons NIT Bis ,um
g. Sebr. rei6enoen Ha6ri6ten bier elm.
Sen. Sanfs Sruppen waren mad beinel
monatll1en uebun9 in elmer SeibofTen:
belt, ins Selo riiden 3u f6nnen, uno mar
erpartete cine foforti9e Srupprnbepe
9un9 gum 3lpeG Der S6uberun9 oes 9a'
| fcur6e; 9ebieteS.
SSn Der 9tabt pom 3. rpurSe Elm NiIber.
boot aut Dem See 9enommen, in lpel6en
| ltb orei Suoen befanoen. Das 8oot
mar nab pontdatould beifimmt unit
bate cine betrdbtldbe NuantitGt 2(r5:
nelitofre fir Die 8ebellen 9elaoen, ipit
aub Sriefe bon 40 bis so bePonnter
Sur9ern in gtep Orleans an borboeiteQtC
| Qerionen bel Der ebellen=Heoieruno.-
Sle Suoen puroen am 4. Dor @eribt oe.
! itellt SRichtPr Oeabnhn hieft ntit feine,r
llrtDell ieootb mob juriiG, oamit erit oit
bon Sen. SanfS an9eoronett &erbaf:
tun9 Der Sriefibreiber erfolQen f6nne
DaS 98etter mar in gteD SrLeans feb,
eolt uno l1eberr0de in 9roBer 9la6fraoe
uno babel mar Der Warft nit Grobeerer
l6on iiberfulIt.
Der in elmer tiberou5 iibeln Sage fid
bcftnoenoe, f1ft beibdftr9unQsloie Qr;
beitCritano bat fi6 an Sen. 93anfs Qe.
menoet, uno oiefer bat perfprc:ben, nae
in ieinen &rGften itebe, tbun Iu poQen
um oeRen Gage 5u erleidbtern.
Der neue 8eneral profo5morfdbal
Don Houliian1, Der gtep Worfer Gr. Yo(i.
3el Sommin0r Sopen, bat cine Sroer
erlaiien, oem5ufCloe BON Qbenos 6 ltbr
fein S1iff oen 9afen BON SEEM Srleona
oerlailen oarf.
lleber Die in 2fu6fIbt 9eitellten militia.
riiben Spsrationcn perlGutet nihts SBe.
itimmte5.
Oie pilCten in 9ilot.Sown i'm Glib
neitpaB oeS Mifitifippi fpmpatbiIiren Of
rem nit ben Rebcllen uno finb iiberboupt
febr unjuperl6fit9. Sic fteben troeoem
mob i'm Oenite Der Re9ierune.
lin 2, Sebr. jo9cn cine Qro6e lrn;ob(
Srauen uno &in6er uno cine oerinoprp
Nnjabl Wdnnfr nit @rlaubni5 6es COM
manorenoen 8eperal5 nab SeceIiien qb,
um itb NIT lbren bort befinolicben Qnae,
borl9en 6u prreiuieen. Der Dampfer
Srppn bra6tc Die Smi9ranten iibcr oen
See pCnttbartroin nab @aoifonville.
Sen. Sanf'S bat cine Sroer erlaiIen,
oerjufol9e Die &Gnoi9un9 BON Sbliootios
nen ouf oas Seiietbun lopaIer 8iroer,
lople Der 3wan9euerfAuf BON foI6em big
9uf peitere Sroer unterfa9t iein Io(.
Sles iou leoo6 feinen 8eju9 baben auf
Sbuloen, Die nob @rlaB oieier Sroer
9emabt uno innerbalb 6 Mcaaten nicbt
9etil9t pOroen fino.
Oae Delta pom 6. cntbGtt cine Grfl6s
run9 Der Sroer $50. ID oes Sen. 8anfs
bejd9Iib Der GmanjipationS. iprottdmo.
tion oes prdfIoenten, bic oabin eebt, oos
Ole Stlaperei uibt LANCER in 9ouiiiana
in @irfIi6feit eriifirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Drei 5biffs' pen Eebellen DampferB
aenSmtuetI.

y SO # on, 10. Sebr. Die Brig
@batelain bon 9uuoeloupe nab Giens
fue9os beftimmt, puroe am 81. .. 81.
In Der gtdbe Der Nltoretta SelIen pom
Dem Rebelen Dampfer alabama 9es
fapert uno perbronnt, no6oem Captain
Scmmes juuor Die noutii6en Suitrus
mentc uno $500 in 9oIo fcrt9encmmen
bate.
p Die Wannfbaft tpurbe in ct. Dos
min9o ans eano 9eieet.
Ser Qlabama nabm am %. D. 80.
in Der 9edbe oes @ape &ibaron Die Bart
9Cloen Rule, Die BON gteip Yort na6
Aspinpau bsItimr7t mar uno uerbrannte
oief fdbe. Die MaRnfbaft puroe in ct.
Domingo Gitp 9Cloroet.
Ser S6ooner l6Qnover bon Soton
nab Qur @apss beitimmt, lpuroe BON
Dem Rebellen Ddmpfer Retribution in
| Der N6be pon Sape 6ainault 9enommen.
Die @annibaft wuroe ans eano 9eset.