, 1863-02-11
The Western men paired and not votir
What We Have Done and What
the Rebels Have Done.

w hnt VIC Have Done and What
the Rebels Have Done.
The following exhibit Of the successcs
gained in the present var By our armies and
fleets over the rebels, shows that there is no
cause for the gloom aud dissatisfaction which
secessionsts are striving to spread over the
land:
UNION VICTORIES.
DrafnEyille, Newberu.
Ail Spring, Roanoke Island,
Fort HcnrJ,* Norfolk,
boslles eIesn,. E9ssaatiS;n Es,t@tas; Of Manassas
Co1umbus,+ Yorktown,
Nashville WILLIAMSBURG
IL 1sland 20. 10,$ Hanover Court House,
Telt 4eEeri: Eas:ht, :iseaSfi Msive4n fiu,
Gortnth. New Orleans,
Two batues in the Ozark sonth Moulta!u,
. Mountains. Ark, AntIetam,
Fort Pulaski, Arkansas Post,
Reitd hef1 Maeon. net,a. Fosters doings in North
Port Royal,
*Sty.cd Gibra1tars' by The rebcls.
Tho rebels have been driven from Maryland,
Kentucky, Western Virginia, Missouri, and
nearly all Tennessee.
The Duke Of wellington never madc eucl,
progress as this in his Pcniusular campaign,
and our operations compare fayorably with
those Of the allies against Sebaatopol, or OF
the English against the rebels in India.
REBEL VICTORIES.
Two battles at Bull Run.
1 BiE Bethel: d
Bolivar.
James Leland.
Eicksburg.
Cedar Mountain.
Front Royal.
Harpcr's Ferry.
Mcclellan driven from Richmond.
fredericksburg.
Giarksyills f;ana = retaken, T. bnt Lost again;
nestruct.on 91 Congress-, Cumberland, and cap
Inc"rsnnsg' ss' Nt" int" Penre Pe,,,'sy1x x,n;, ,.,z
tneky, from which they we1o driven back.
ocp'eoae4'ue on 'ne nien eeas'
RECOVERY OF STOLEN CEar1rYcArgs.-
Christopher Hogan, Of tic Government De-
tective Police, has recovered g., 800 900 of Ger
tiGcates Of indebtedness, stolen from Mr..
spinncr's ,ths United States Treasurer's, office,
in November last. This matter was put into
Mr.. Hogan's hands by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and, through the assistance Of Mr..
po,;,o "a ,v;,,,.., c.,..,. ~ .s.'',oaaaa
:, -ooa.a-:.. ~ 49, oa.:o...1- -, sat.,-.
- 49,, - r.. nsertnrtor, ~ +o.a,..
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DECEASED soLD1RRs.-The following Is q
list OF the names OF soldiers who have died In
general hospitals in Louisville during the
week ending February 6, 1853:
Jan s-Saml \ NW!dncr, CO. p: 4ith IF Ind.
Feb. 1-Somue1 Risby- CO. = b 'Sa sGth IN Ind,
T1nes In1n Gafqss 1nsser, f. eG * as;S sIn RITZ ~
Feb. s-ChaB. lslcy, CO. G, 3oth Ind.
re, 4n os hatets, bat &C CO. =; M sisI I; MICH ef;;,o
Fell. 6-jas Britt, Co. q, 40th Ind.
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t'he7h1AAi eaAsE hEcoaaESos TIE NE
n.e1ioS of TIE rAfEH ooEf.@seefeta'y
en'es .'''' se''. !" recommendation 'of '''e
reduct'on oi tsc outy on printing paper, on
The total imports Of ill except writing paper
are given at $3.50, ,S25, producing a revenue of
not quite s50,0oo For such bcggar1y sum,
it is argued, il is hardly worth while to place
the interests Of the prcss at the merry IF q
combination Of paper manufacturers.
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E@ There IS said to be IN the hands Of tho
President q list Of the general Officers be]onr-
inp to the Army of t,,c R,nn,h,,roct v,nn,
a co7nnctent ;,aoc n.crnr;nn 1o",s;.a
,.,,;,t 49,. 49,.
unfit to retain their present commands, be-
cause Of lnud.,nouthed abuse Of tho Presi-
dent, or his policy, or of other manifestations
Of dlsloyalty. They will probably :" walk the
plank y very shortly.