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The New York herald., 1863-09-25
Tn. Washington T.legrams.

WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1853
Adyices received by the government today from the
Army or the Cumberland to the effect that
ounded in tho three days battle before Chatlanoo
70 have conveyed 10 hospitals at Stevenson and
Bridgeport, Alabama, and thence taken to Nashville
rs fast as they physically able to be removed The
number Of wounded recovered the neld is not OFF.
cally stated nor whether any IN the hands Of
the enemy.
From tho names Of the rebel generals reported In the
Richmond paper. have been killed wounded Tho
recent battles Chattanooga, II is definitely ascer
tanned very large portion Of Lees rebel army u
Virginia In the engagements. MaJor General Hood
commanded the Third division Of Longsirects corIs
Brgadier General Bennng Commanded brigade in tbs
div sion and Brigadcr General woord commanded br
gade ID another division Of the corps. "a sthereore
evident that two II not all three. Of the divisions y
Iongstrccts corps the battle. A. Brgsdier Cen
era Gregg commanded brigade IN Fwclrs (iae stopc-
wall Jacksons) corps IL is presumed iha, IT sso
prcscut The division aud brigade commanders from
Lees army reported killed wouDdedsre known 60 ia,
had aggregate OF from sixty 10 seventy regiments ~
their commands and IL Ia believed that all Of bo,h Long
streets and Ewel corps in tho action. These
rrsc two thirds Of the Infantry that lately oompossi
fee's army Virginia and contained number q their
bcst nghiing rcgmsnts
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
The Cincinnati kilograms.

clxaSSAI, Sept. "a, 1905. i
General Ibomas sorps really the only which dii
any hard Hghtpg. on the iirst day u defeated bong
street with horrible slaughter driving him In great
coafusion COR over mile beyond the Chcamausa rver
Ionestreet in two hours nsh, lost thpusand
IL Killed and double that number IN wounied
AcCook's aud Crl,tepden's corps the same LAY were
both badly beaten, and the enemy broke the centre
driving Cri,tcndcn in every direction. The defeat
Of this par, oi tho line caused General Thomas
to abandon his field aDd fail back 70 protect
HE nsnk And rc-esiabsh bis line Al The time the
coeny, know ng what be had accomplished failed 70
pursue the advantage and Generals wood and Se.lcy
vent 10 The centre and recsabished ,hst par, of the
ine
The day xas ours though The enemy held the field We
mad taken three peccs of artillery than we had lost
on the frst day, when General Thomas had defeated
Longs1est. n Nw
On the second day he saved the army o General Rose
Grams rom annIha,ion, Prom ten 70 twelve sunday
he ought the enemy and repulsci him "a three charges.
when udns the assault 10 vain the enemy pushed Tor
sAd on the right and centre, and al the rst charge
broke critendsns ard xeooks lines ana routed their
entire commands driving them into Ross,lls and chat
trnooga.
General Thomas, with HE corps, s,ri contested the
day. and was enabled BY The timely enforcement of
GENERAL Granger hold position untn nshlfai covered
retreat 70 Rossviiie.
our MO man, let thc feld AT seven r. " Sunday
risht and Chattanooga tho Of Monday. Rosecrans
wis airg back Chattanooga, where be perfectly
safe from all General Bragg could Do. lie limos q CON-
munca,h sers perfectly secure, and be had plenty a
amnun,,Vu and provisions IA Chattanooga 20 stand a
nontbss siogs.
Tpo rebel Ioss ia klcd and wounded vii exceed our
own. In kiisi b. has lost double number
Rosecrans In no danger but At the time our nfornsn,
er, thas,anoogs, the danger 70 Barnsde vas very I'M
minent
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
PRoclAMATloH BY THE PaEslotHI.
Ths Port sf .Aiss:nar'a. Va. Ops~ so
Tvsd~.
- 90
~ rms rs0stDEsr 90 rng usfrrD STATES.
70.


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rr-rassrov
Whereas. n ny wo.sn,ai10u u ~ gTth a Apn. Issi
Tue prtsa tbs states ~ sbgiVsud caolsnA wof.
ior therein %, forth p,ao-i urser hio,r.ss
And whereas, the port ~ kiarandfis. yWsisa. has
been bloesaSed ba, th~ vi a ~sld ,.~,
may b@ ssfsty rgsrci vita adrsnls.a 10 III NJ
tsfc-u n oemm-os.
NV, therefore, bs u known thu, shgshsns ffaeo1a
PRESIDED, u tho rait@i sai-s parsasn tus aalh4 ~
10 v@va w tao hf,b sacfl a ~ Hci n psnu.s-
approved % shs iath q Jsy 1891 entif~s pe,far
thev pvyvif. for the csoctsn sa.as rtrsts ssi
Tor ot 20 20 o. % hsr.by sesife ih ~ bsss ia
% ths ssa port u kler sds s.l IL.
tsrni,s frosn sni afsr asis tt.' ,ser,l ietsr
course ~th tho sad gsft, st0-pt 4. f.rs ns g.
ant nforasiAa o.niassnd y -. ny " - usis csts
he csrr~i 20 s4k~c, y tba hw. ~ rngfsi e,.t-s
snd .ots nmHsnsos sBa 10 iur.aase@ " a. rssu.
,u. -hlcs pr..srbot ~ .,.sts,y = ~ rr.as
ury ns or1sf. -hiah = appsoass b ~ tvoe.auuga
u he ian a Nay. Isoa
In Nns.ss -b~r.s hays bss,aDso sat ny hauf 1na
oausef th~ sal ~ tss rsei statss II ~ sHrsf ropa
At the ciy = wAlastqa, tLs 4sth a. - r.Vss~ ter
tse - a oar Lats, lssa, aat = a. ,adeessssas 4
ls- niisa States ,hs ssh,y.ihfs
ABRAHAM uSosiS
" H. Pr~1stf
wM,D ssrisp. ssors,Afy ef slE
rss "a 4p nasD s,- Jrgsy 70, o,trrlsst.ss ss-.s -
Ths treble that noegfrsi ., Ns~aa tts ssyt t..rs
sri ~ 3hist ,hs ~bqls rosustst -. tss. tlfas ~,
b. - nsrsly Ne niscassgto 4 1bgrr.
wet pss s,.srus-f I. fsis#fHf r. ars sfs
e~ss t@fsa rmeri0p~f me tsa e#f "a tMatast
.w rs&dy W asfsnd 80 ttfM tlis hssmfF Il
nams W svins es''@ = ils ~ si @hp 49, ihtf Ehf
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

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essss frgny asirss soafo~ MA.s ~aitss@ sVsnh~ q
rves o.s. q w0 ffass bers y 80 rsBs ~ stfhasg.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
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The New York herald., 1863-09-25
The Surrender =, oumner,ama cap.

from the Richmond Dispatch ept g9.l
The Bristol ff.rr. Adrscfn oout1 ~ me- rnri cl,
lars OF tho surrender the eierao torres at cuu
land Gap II says
II swtb deoI, ,nortiaea.on m, 80 nnpopnc. the an
conditional surrender ~ Cumberland tap the federal
forces Wednesday the Ih tnai Acc rdlng tbr
Information gather ,Dsfc 100 MN IN tho
garrison when II ~As surrendered u wsH rspattrd,
however That fonehng ncar thoiAsud 80 scd 70
ply with the surrender. and mate 'heif cscp' ~ these
latter Il s said tbat two huDdfei beurged ~ Cgi
slrmp's (6tih virYina) regiment. oar ic.s stour,
arms, ko, u,nU be considerable Aious Them s.s Icy
dcns battery, or the 9th Georgia hataOn-onc ~ tbs
most spleadd batteries tho presented
tho confcdefacy ~ The merchants y ytroy. md rAs
stationed near this placr nr several weeks ff.ng tie
pact summer that sylcrdd company ho .ner cfa,s,
who stationed here last xlpter aid u be among
y, captured. la' No ws sl no p1,a, 70 nsrrs,ns ="
but tho thiug regarded IN ins"iigr circcr here
being one q tho nost dlsgeccul oc re ccc y the
The garrison Il aid ~ have beHn 10 command u GeEcA
FRAZIER, of whom We know nothing
That noble regiment, ne firs' rennsr'ee, ~hlch bad
been rcecntiy placed detached service The vicinity
% the zap, ordered 70 this place ad tpk ~ thor
lioe u march hlther % Sunday rtng bolorc te sur
render, aud fcsr hei hero ilft Sabb IN II ~ ~ dor
Vi ood since their arrival here that tho Yankees passaei
them Jonesviii~ Va.
A. 70 tho obabls resu, os ,h srrcn ,sr ot tha gap
~ui not stacua,s farther ,nin ~ ssy that
fssrfu that tie enemy sin prosecute hir egtey 10 The
salt works Tisre u tgrf Pike rad frcun fte sap ,o
lstiiIyle thence ibore are parallel iYropk q sA
vilie-ooe Y way q Lebanon sof Hay'ors G,p ihe
o'hsf nr,usn ,bs reo, nssy .gd ~ -ay y Atineeoa
auiboutes and people stu oos 70 tho protection o.
Nohlng very mporan, .'rroun tho front" ,ivce 81,
last sAns In upper Eart Trnncs.s N,0r a~nefaf Jre-
II Ia c rnnnnd. tbsa was bfhk Fktfmish5g Mn
tay, ani - fnesjnY ~ cun. we 1VuDded bincdafaion
and four Yankee pfisoLers bfogt ~ from below
Joorsbo,o'. where they seSs wVenssi and ptgrei.
frpm later intelligence, feoaltsi ~ The 8itsssps tho
follow ns st u r. giinslts Il ths stHt btaI.cf
1he garrlspn consisted n fo8r fosm~~ts six-~r1ny.
rnh Georgia, sixty fourth yr.hi, satt tolna Kna fr.
tyfourih North tsr0lna, p9'tlou n iAens artlery,
tatt Lrnes comtsny. q Guorg's asp aL Itun.1sca
batiery. cpmfn,Iscf ~ lieut. 1nnsr. Tho Snfsuya
force At The zap comma del ~ Con Burnside ia
rorpou. lie eft The ksp Ifi5sy ~h hs Anf General
Shaekshords bfieahe, for knoKtif, iesFiHg aaiy
regnssts To guard tho sapthe 'He liu dfsf 4td iOur
and >Igety eighth ono 70 B. siu 10y nnnsnre tbr
erny hid ,nseo 10 move The freins alloy ouslde a
iber packet Iues. only Ato.l thfe haudf~l -
esearri the Ascf Pftlon % sLsn II col. hlssppH
command.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
Rebel Accounts Of the Siege.
TFrom the Charleston Mercury, Sept. 1871

st. THE SIEGE.
On Wednesday night, and throughout Thursday, the
wind how n gusts alternately from the east and south.
east bringing up cloud after cloud, each of which sue
cessvey discharged It's burden and passed away behind
the Opposite horizon. II only between tho hul tor.
OF that it was at all possible to observe the
oper atoms Of the enemy on Morris Island Enough how
otd to prove that they working with great
iudstry both at Gregg and Wagner Seven foir-horse
wagons supposed to be laden with intrenchng took
s,n TO- mounting guns, thirty-pounder Parrot on
n siege carriage, all destined for Gregg, were
plainly moving down the beach Our batteries on
James and Suhvm's Islands kept up slow ire both
during the night and day. upon Gregg Wagner and the
space ewen these two posts, but with what results We
The Monitors ard tho Ironsdes are reported to be still
within the bar
NEWS FROM THE ISLANDS.
Tho enemy, VT the exception Of occasional shot at
assing bat in the harbor, again remained silent
Yesterday force WIS observed at work on Battery Wag
pur a shell from aitory Simkins. thrown mt Battery
G.eg, xIoded and took effect upon Yankees apra
re- eng gadsi mounting gun Two three OF their
number seen 70 TALL and we're carried away by their
eos. aics Nnre after this affair at Battery
Ieg f0 tue balance Of the One Monitor came round
warGs After moving round little time, without
nfine returned and anchored on battery Gregg
oi Nogtre and battery Bee on suilivans Island and
mkius. heves and Haskell continued 10 keep
steady aud effective fire ON Morris Island. ;hey
driving the working parties at battery Wagner
l;rorq The eney's operations during tho
day time. puTug he night they have been busy Ia the
erec auothcr bombproof at battery Gregg ON our
fsn slda all works progressing vigorously, and
r,t o eood p o,nisc Of the most favorable results
FE0 iron tho Charleston Mercury, sept. 10
THE SIEGE.
THE ctv hsrbor tvo never, since the beginning
or ihe s.c-t ben quiet they were on lhurscly
rtgaud through the whole OF Friday. houifre ana tho
James island were, indeed, not altogether idei
b.. tacr IRE w. even slower than that Of the past
ew ia,a lha sucmy, tcrg stii engaged In pcriectng
turIr Nork, did II. I nre shot
fiu tnccorrse " Thursday night tho wind chopped
a5outl, and the threatening look o tho weather dsip
Cclred VI piay dawDed With sky as blue as May
vie arrn southwest wind blew lust strongly enou Il
l. ffuee tho with delicate foam. Tho Monitors
vsgr3 repsrted I, be III tho position which they
escuuici bc,ur The gale 10 the afternoon, one u
tie Wa sean towards Cumming Point and
aen retire. tikg brief glance into tie harbor
sa qfLgGnAAs 10 TnE RICHMOND PAPERS.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 10, 1853.
Inere VAS firing last night nor this morning.
CnsRLEnos, Sept. 20, 1893.
Nsi,ag unusual has lranspired The Monilors and
lrfssacs ne wi hin the bar. 0ae Monitor towed
col to.aav. The cuemys works on Morris Island are
faptiy - easing Ia extent and strength.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

fss y ws.r rmsr, .rrw srryr. shorty after two
,cs~e~ on 1LnssiAy morn Ore occurred on tho ,ap
o. q siaat 4 Sssyksrs and prmi works, No i37
W'st hirty sixth street rbs are smned way pot.
lae lcor beams. IL Was calsc1 iho beat q ne
eoier ci'.sines nss. Ln~ sssss ei0o. Insured
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
INST ufnmn0
The vu,r.

ttO,tag ma,rn for thousand dollars viii come n
ca ~ rno Il ,he Fashion Course, between &. rau
Aiaa@ 49, - slslpn Hesry Gay. Bslh these horscs
ss.t-sii asd t1ey oughs 10 make gs.d race.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
The Nnvy.

EsfraoEIAL TO cArrAiN JANIS ALDEN, UNITED
STATE. NAVY, By THE CREW OF The UNITED
srAgs sgrASga RICHMOND, LATELY UNDER HIS
Coa.4 50.
n, me EDITOR HERALD
saos NEw Yokx sept. 2s, 1863 1
Th~cree az tie United States steamer Richmond desire
a4 oAgrsa tnfou.n Of your paper tho high
IIstSct sGa they entertain for Captain James
Aiieo United slater Navy, their late commander, who
Ia cn ~ all The engagements with tb4 enemy on the
p rver iron Fsris jackson and st Philip 70
,Icksborg
our sh'y being on Tho OF again leaving 'hs
nsf ~ sN 10 ipging this rebellion To cIoes (which
aullcpAte ~,ii he IL would bs graft
fyiak hgsiu Aaen sgsiu 10 Command our vessol
A. officer lle him. such = vessel the Richmond,
Il a. bcnusynon tor warfare And " may b
bsYe og pae cay That hopes exist he may bc again
veU seihr here again, should be happy lot 70
res4s ~if, assure he bat 10 add ~
"a M IN 80. 0s,lcs lie ueht The Ru n nond In on TIA
West .rtt rors Jsgsn, Fort ~. Pnip, aud several
bu'rrns soaap New orcaus q leo frssn New Orleans
" %icsb ~n,b iortinsa,i ns 20 hsd sone warm
snra0cmetaA .tt1 On sovesa occ.stons
Atrrieae ~ me Mixsis sppi 90 The blockade OF
Nosaie 'hu rscers OF thsserv,cc recalled us 10 ooope
rate wltl a. uarai IAass' army Captain Alden showed
tie roar '-1sgs ,ssason that osisred - hin, hi
dccransfla las - NfEis taem into submission MPert
"A Attug couo~rt against the batteries, tho
cnmBna llsaD-d from the etsny works, and
W usulsi-e~ ,n,lr tsnge, " ~brh she did not rc
turu chlf nuabe Tor fnrner tnsfe. captain
Gaeu lat - s'se l"r Sew or cans, 10 a tug winch was
atI.ea~a Eacaiiiss her way down. iisving only
ahI fFAsfa lay la 80 wa" oalntcis oui re-
s.sfet iA rehe- bs hrugDg the tK into acton win
taen fosairiias sha. nd The crew q he Richmond
re wps s.a -s.iriae 49, N1t bils able to stand
.slgihg wants sith em that occasion he could
to at h n. sad bad 20 leave them
ssn 4 hegfs i,e 10 loaYe ship, al
it N8H f0HG.s al their bs~ums, for they felt
Vs wtfa ppfu VIA ena ~l.o lAd boon 10 them a
II Us hfr- ocasio here friehd.hip could be ala.
pa "A, ~. boluR sirlcs dsc pllnarlaD aud
pN sY8 u8 ,ias .M m..M r a# Ma4#.
ne. our test ws o., M We can assure him wo = IN
rtu carry ra,s VI ~ lin, aud sboud
81 a.a0 h. aUr conn aud - lian the Knhr,oud n
era,g r y r,.ry ~ huce an shile furvnx under the
Nter. 4f. rit~ss lca8ag "a ha IA trla pa rlL
~ GRIN Ot I'LL WtIisOND X
W.s rr tatre ginboa,s Maratan1as and Mont
sm ry tre s.n,z = IN Frying Pan snoas on ,be "a a
INST ornisins ra4
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
" ~ Prssifsrf
wM u ssraau. seors,Afy III slsse
S..aI Navigation.
n.s., rn.o-.,. na..a !. Coy Point.

ststsF esft "A lts7
ma sssss i, nssnas = essei - 'aats 80 a.stlss
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
rhr Govsrn meme p,ce.

NJ ss'.r or gegerpm-ni bends ,r.day amounted "a
ta-T.2T ~F N
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
REBEL NEWS FROM EAST rtssrssrf
tnina Attack ~. y~tftsor~s. TsWm
From lle Niehmptd 1isp.tsh w#t 81
las raj NsNArml

lhi fhiNNhAfM.
= o.,s .olIeenta .a.t ~ iAea.
The enemy maGn 4 em.f4afratian AZ rfra fr . h.fe
q day AMI wcra repusnA NJ oAsasrv fdtiatt m fa
Huntsville - mrs fr0u here tier rtee tUs s..f t4
day are believed 10 have bon aa y tlAs ~ t.as.
sand~~a mounted-and TT ti.fHe ~ artf.aefE FIea
other regiments fepttrl tstssan stassRats ...k
Wantauva bridge. bat they iisi ernta p.3 t \. al
the latter place late this aficfBeGn.
sAarn. JoNEs Nalas geaorai
L0ilIcoYtH, Iutn -o.a gp tsoA
Via AmN0fos. srpf. wf
Tho enemy attacked THIS pnst with tnsr avaoosd
guard cnrslEing ~ four Or 1--we H. NHAHA fa4u#F Msf
we're repulsed after an en4elfnout ~ fsur heFs
which n&iaa U the excellent lsslnn " or hts'a.
loss Vas ouly two Killed aHi -ouudof Tie NaH.
nauadirg was heavy, Anothr litack here u cstostet
have sent you the particulars rs usai
nm1,s, sept y i.s5
After the .neny retired yester.av ~ ossslsy scot
IN purrnt of them md ~ wiz IN ~ ths nsqfnfN
two miles below hountyille, where II ~ atu-si ,att
pisht.
u "a reported by courier who eet artlsri that
the enemy have again advanced mie~ fratn .nlH
yillc IN this dfocton, Win tho intention uf fnAkin.
hank mosment via this place.
orco of federal cavalry dashed InUo this place o.
SUNDAY nsht aud burnt the building erected .ef ca
nAlssaIy stores.
They b4rnt The railroad brldfc NJ CO dNyH % ~
virginia aud Tennessee Railroad and tfesflo hrdgo t
tho tasi rcnncsscc and Virginia Rslroai "a l4los wot
Of here Hams VII pass over both 70 sAose
rs itllo Gamaso done.
ZoIlcolar " station the Fast TenDassc. Ani va
gina la foad, eleven miles frnn Bslst 4 J0n,Hlsf0 II
thiry.two miles from Irs,oi The dFupca irob nglatd
to Knoxville Is one hundred aud thirty misa
nowataper despatch. dated iynchhaf9, Ne9teMber
81 Haya the enemy, thousand lhfen hnarnd aFaas
entered ilr@ol ucar the state Npr, neeiin. sth but
feeble resistance and destroyed coiprsary ku.
ing with ono hundred barrels ~ isAr AEd oiho,
Three miles north ~ Bristol they tore up the rsl barn.
cd the bridge anu thcn returned.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
THE GREAT BATTLE.
General BraRg's Oniciai Dispatches to
the Rebel War De pm tme mt.

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Sept %
CAcKAMAuGA RIVER, Sept. 20, ya RiSeGorp, Sept. q.
To General 5. COOPER, a. and ]. General
After two days. hard fighting we have driven tho
eremy, after desperate resistance from several posi-.
tlons. end hold tho field but he attn conirons
The losses heavy both SIDES especially SO in our
officers.
We have taken over twenty pieces Of artillery, and
some twenty hve hundred prisoners
BRAxToN BRAGG, General.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

k4o~ tho ssae. GspetM Prsgg ma1 DC ooh
scious that h 'h5FN Fresdv suaicIcet'y ps"red
hi KIN IN making retreats Let hope ,hat tho fane
be has earned In that line Of sui eien. W sa
fy him, rnd that he desires achieve rcnown Of an
other description. he 10 determined TO tight, we "o
not what is prevent him from beating his adversary
II, as he says, he has ncen largely reinforced
III defeat Of Rosocans would not only secslc KENTUCKY
ani Tennessee, and prevent tho enemy from Invading
virgi la anu cutting "a the suppiy Of sali, but n would
be tho death blow to Grant, future operators Il would
eveas Of the Onto and cef,an PORTION q the
AssIssn np below the junction Of the rivors thereby
enabling 10 on his supplies, and conpel his aban
donmont oi tho operations he has contompatou.
Tho probability that ne would reach tho Yankoe
states again excep, as oaliise.l
p. s.--snco the above written the intelligence
published In another column nforas that the grea,
struggle for Tennessee has begun battle commenced
on saturday on tho Chickamauga river, small stream
running for about twenty-five miles along the buc ~
the mountains. rising Lafayette, IN Georgis, aud
cmp'yms into the river near Ghat,anooyni Tenn The
conflict, It Will be seen, contnoed through sunday and
was yst undecided, though our forces had gained ma
teria advantage As tho armies of Rosccrans anl agg
facing each other, about six miles apart ai summer
vilc, Georgia the 18th inst 1t probable that the
former rctreatng TO Chattanooga when Bragg prcc
pi,aed his torces upon IT, THIS Is the likely from
the fact that Cleveland Toms captured by our
troops on Thursday last, Eoaccrauss c,t being thus
threatened, forced him to retire Chattanooga The
line OF the Cbckamauya river about miles from
Rnggod. Georgia. Tie despatch from General Bragg tells
all that we can know abou, the result tho two days
fight II is 10 bc hoped that during the day Intelligence
viii be received giving additional news o the sauio
rha
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-26
Die gcrassGrpspittum ses Gen. 8onfs.

Sclaenne5 III Elm Wl5;ua aus Der @rrrsircnnens
hss 81. 9. 6srals in 8strsf Der 2anbuns Ger Nrmss
bss @msral 9anfs All Der &iits ben Ssras:
Sic GrpsSiticn tsrIis6 in Ser tsrsits in friteren
8srittsn ssu1slcstsn @sibsniclss Den @ietrs1paB
ar. Der MIncrns hss MiiTiippi. @atreno Der sr>
fen 3 Sage mar bas g1sttsr siinitis uno Die Tabrt
aina alIdlih rcn gtattsn, tis In Der aaht rom 80.
SIT. 1h rlrelih Elm iirhtHliher gicreiturm erbcb,
Ger tburmbcbe @enen auipsitIhte.
Sic Grpeeiticn tsfano srSStentbeils aus euten
Iest:Gtiam ghifsn ecd muStsn einiss flsiners
Eobr,s,,ee mitasnrmmsn ,rsresn, nimlih Die lsbr
iriht aebsnnm Camper n3sptpr," u8aslsp" unb
.llnicn", fctrie etnise Shcrner, irel@e BON Den srSs
Ssren Dampfern i'm Shlsprtau 9encmmen ,rarsn,
inb fir Bic @iherbsit bisir Sabrseuss bsrrihts i'm
Sale zines @turmes src6e 8slcrsni6.
@ctalo Der Ncrefurm eintrat, taubte bic Sabr'
%rrsnuns, Die tisbsr auiredt srbalten murhs, faaen
aslai7en rereen, unD isnss SAiT iuhte in ieinsr
@siis Der Nutt Der Glemsnie 81 %bssesnen.
Ser flsine 9ampisr Union, Der nstt 1sinsr Sc,
mannuna, 46 Ntann pcm gctps b'Nfriqus nit sinsm
lieutenant an 9rrb bate ruros rcn Der xGmpire
Stir" in's gAlerptau ssncmmsn. 8alb Ssists es
Rh, has Die Union aus ben Susen aips unb tsneu.
tene MafIsr ,ca. @aritdn Barter pcn Der empire
Giip 1didte fsina 9suts NIT &stt,nsstcctsn ab, bss
men ss sslans Die s%elam,nts Wannihaft an 9pro Su
brinas1. Sic Union ianf Samitas Mcrssns, rbns
noR Gin MenlheNlstsn batsi ~rerlcrea sssanaen
,rare.
aaGer 3sptrr fat feline Moihine ;srtrchsn unb
wurhe ron Dem Gancnsntcct Smasec in's Sau &C.
ncm,nei,. Ser 8aslep mubte fA Den Nino unb
gSele itsrlaitn, muree nett aus Der Hihtuna psrs
ihlaaen unb srt ais Die 0tcite tsrsits am 9sio @rans
Be war, trahte bic Seer. Ct. 8risa Dabia Die Nahs
riat, tae le Den Gan,pisr 8aslsp ssistsn NIB CAP
bcrlsftc lh an Gem tsltinmtsn Sammelplas s~iufins
ben meree.
Mstit Der linton sinsen in Dem Stnrns nrh ;ipsi
@drrusr All @runbs. SIN 2aufs ess Sarta3s ses
lana ss Gem srSBtsn Sbsil Der Tlctts, ith ,risesr 81
iammsln. sim Madmttiase iisnalilrte bic empire
Gits Dem Slasssnihihs Wie@lsuan, ZAP is 2 8stsls
Ienceisrteure, bic fe in sinem 8ccts 40 Wtsilsn Rom
4a6 @apalo ssirrifsh an 9oro bats. Sen. 8anfs
iraf fcaIsih 2~nitaltsr, nieie 2sats aui eas Ulasssns
fhifT triusen 6u I aI1en, uno IS faEn Iif, oab bisisltsn
bSbit %msrtbpOus Wlittbsilmssn gu MAIDEN i'm Stanoe
maren.
Sic Drisrtsure saten ibrs Namm als @ecrs Si>
mon uno Ssinrih Buih an; Hs fno Ssutlhe BON
Gsturt, lettsn ater LANCE 3eit In Ssras. Sie ses
bSrten gum s. Ssras.Sniantsrie @saimsnt, murcsn
atsr lsstsn alusuit nstit s anrsrn 3ur 9emannuns
nes &etsasaoampfsrs .Sobn s. Gar" eetadirt. Nat
nielsn Sd,He marsn fs i'm Brascs'UluHe %itattcnirt,
ala, III, Scnnsrltas 2tsnes sin flsines Bcct enteed'
ten, NIT bent ie itre Sluht 81 te,rcrsfsdisen tss
ihtcien, in bee SrTnnns, an Der Maneun9 ess
Tlufes sinss mlersr Shife pom 9lcdane'
sslA.rahsr ,u trtisn, pom Dem is anfsencmnlsn bnl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-26
2u %perfdl1fen:

3wansis gaulctten poer finn der Vantts nebh einent neuen
hsilSdissn Jran,stauie, Slide, Seller @yferne, Staauns
&C., a0es nit elmer anten 8reterfrnre eingsftlp1en.
ORies ~mertbSpQe Gisentbum in in ter Stabt @ranb Sra.
pies, Mit., aeessn, tuel6e bic apete Sfabt BEG Staatea, me.
gen ibrer unerit6r1iten @Ypaaser, ibrer Sitlen unc eraiebi.
gen Satquelen, mesen ibrer Strpm ldneaen, BON benen 5un-
aussebebnfen eumbsr- Santels mad Chicago ub entit ne-
gen ibrsr aussegttnsten 8orns2 dntereen gu ben Ssripretenb-
fen ScFnunsen Der 3ufunft beredtat ii. 9hfes giesntbunt
Iist i'm ipsenannisn authorization giertel, eisnet fb porsaa-
lid our @artenwirtbibaft pbfr @artnerei, fails % elmer nidt
~pprssben ip0te, bafelbe in snselne Gotten gu perfaufen. Nn-
fdnse sur @artnerei, as Grbbeeren . geete &c. inb bsrsits
sgnabt. Der Gisentbumer t~eeben mube fensn, yerrfe
auiplee in sinen anbe en- Staat ssbsn, unp III baber milens.
ba1elbe ~ ben anrsbmbarasn Yerinsunsen, Elm Drh.el baar,
BEN &ea su 6 prpcent 3infen su ~re,faufen.
8auahbbaber modem ft sefdQsft UNI nabere Musfunff an
81. 8remer, GEO, @ranb Hapibs, Mit., peer an ben 6er-
ausssbsr bss 0elbpten, 8r. Hisier. geo in 8 columbus, Sbo.
peer aud an Gr. Wm. &iRmaun, in SGaumburG &ppf
Co., ST., member.
Columbus, o., October IA. 1863.