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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
The Assay af The PogomnC--Tht
Pennsylvania ElGcii0n.'

There is no soldiers voting law in
Pennsylvania. The Administration,
therefore, furloughed about 10000
Pennsylvania soldiers to go home and
@ote for its candidate, Curtin. This
coming to the ears of Lee, he orders
q general advance, and Meade, for
want of the troops the Administration
had deprived him Of in order to carry
the election, is obliged to fall back on
Washington with considerable loss
The very existence of our principal
army is jeopardized in order to obtain
a miserable party advantage Enc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
SATURDAYS NEWS.

Since the seventh instant no attacks have
been made by the enemy upon Gen. Rose
Grams front. The Confederate batterie:
on The north eastern slope Of Lookout Noun.
tain have been Withdrawn, and those or
the lett are silent. General Bragg has beer
forced to remove his headquarters from Mis-
sionary Ridge. Seven i en- who have deser
ted to the Federal lines report that the fgh
on tho sixth was between brigade oil Geor,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
The nran

Comes off on next Monday in this
State to fill Ohio's quota under former
calls, so says Gouernor Tod.
The President on last Saturday
called out THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND more men, and he says
if the number is not furnished by vol
unteers, the remainder will bc drafted
on the 9th Of January next.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

The Governor ofthe State gives no.
ti,e that if our quota of volunteers is
not filed before the 9th inst, resort
will be had to the draft. This >is as
we weexpected. We always knew that
the draft would come as soon as the
election was over.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

~ Gold has advanced in New
York, and Government Securities de.
cEned since it was known that the Re-
publicans had carried the late elec-
lions. The Republicans told us, be-
fore the election, that if they triumph.
ed, gold would 60 down and Govern
mont stocks % un.--[ Ena.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

arrest Of YallinE,ilm. At tbs right OF ths
people to assemble and discuss public q1,s :
tions, was followed up by every foul device
10 misrepresent tbs issues invoivsl in tbs
contest.
II the cause Of Constitutional Liberty IL
beaten in these States, so'wuch the grea'er
need for sturdy battle in every other State.
The good old party Of the Constitution may
be beaion to- a time, but it cannot bs van
qulsbed. Let it keep its camp fires brightly
burning and prepare for the great struggle
the last great struggle. it may be-OI l894.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
Ms Va:taadgghlls,.

Now that the election is over, the
Cincinnati Commercial, in a very Bit
Ter article, advises the President to re-
yoke his edict of banishment against
Mr.. Vallandigham, and allow him to
return home.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

sQr The Democrats of Ohio polled
but few thousand less votes than last
year, yet they are beaten some 60, 900
or 10000. Where did the increase Of
voters come from? viii some republi-
can answer?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
Certain Cure for Dipillcria.
- IN urr u,


I see diptheria is raging at Sratton, Ver-
mont. This disease occasionally breaks out
in different parts OF the country, and as
often battles the skill OF physicians. / have
seen remedy used successfully in many
cases, and write TO give it to the public
1t is this: Keep fat bacon, well salted, ap,
piled to the throat, and use gargle OF salt
water often. Apply also iodine to the inject
ed part four or five times each day by means
OF small sponge mop. A cure is almost
certain. Iodine Is also specific for cry.
sipelas. which is tho same, think as dipthe.
ria, except that it is outward. These diseases
both ragged here to an alarming extent soms
months back, and the iodine proved au excel
lent remedy. =
T. ERWIN RIOIIEY.
0rIf General Meade had the requisite
strength in numbers the seeson is not too
late or grand fall campaign. --Army OR.
,espondence.
But how can General Meade have "the
REQUISITE strength in numbers" until the
northern elections are oyer2 Both generals
and soldiers are needed to fsht the Rspuba
licau bs,tios Ia the Northern b,Ates,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

GGa, In Iowa, where the Democrats
run a General in the army-a War
Democrat-for Governor, named Tut
tie, they are as badly beaten as we are
in Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
s1Thcre is some satisfaction

Es5 utTe Is sUIHV sdIIsIaVNVH III
sthc fact that the Republicans have
Tained nothing in the way Of power
from the Democratic party. They
rimply hold their own, and have no.
thing that they have not had for two
years, They have simply had their
lease renewed for another term.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

a6S Curtin, Aboliticnist, is elected
Governor of Pennsylvania by small
mrjority. Illegal voting done it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
Majority for Rronph
Majority for Tod

The Abolition minority, two years
ago, on Governor was 1888. Now, on
considerably increased vote, it is but
63!-T Enc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21

Bag~ The Columbus Statesman says
that Rev. Col. Moody drank considers
able quantities of whiskey in that city
on last Wednesday, in honor of
Broug's election.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-21
County Fsac RHoSEsc
of YHliaaadjgGlna

Amid the general rout in the State,
Montgomery County, the home Of the
noble and patriotic Vallandigham, has
done we'll. The vote, according to the
Dayton Journal, the Brough organ Of
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
@omfortables teutl1es
y d It. un6 6 . Il + a II s
3,lnt Mtiuueiptd=XhnI. .,.

Tert StraBe, @lobe Dem @lodenbau6.
Qer unter3sibuets erlaubt F4 bicrmit, bic Muf-
mertlamtett beg sinbeimtl9en unp auapirtiaeu
eentldtn publifuns auf iein nett unb beouert
e'n@er'@tstes GAIT uno &cibaus au lenfeu.
IN otmlelten fnett ber ,pertbe Sat bic al1er-
tnteane'!9te ~ une bQigite 8seitnune, reinli&es
xe9.s, 81 au1e Het. tur3 Muee, mas in elmer anitGu.
@9utt 2taQuns teFnbet ld ebenfale beim 6ou5,.
Oas 9treben te5 llntersei9neteu III bic Wner.
'ennuns tertr, bic ibn beebren.
Gbepbpr 8 an1n1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
5Inftes 8apitel.
Cine @piree.

@pr @eterRrIms 6auie an ter S@ifs,
bride berrl@te Gin unoewIbnli@e5 Gret=
ben. Cine Gquipase perordn8te bic an,
cerc. Die Safe ipransen aus Ten 8a>
gen unc be9aten ii9 in bic 9ldn3enp CT
leudtete @obnune. llniformen unc @i<
oiltra9ten mil ldtcn fiA bunt unter einan>
cer.
Inter cen 3ablrei@en @lnen. bic @e<
oerltrSm einaelacen bate, erblidte man
mebrere ber Wini ifer, oer Chefs rer porz
nebmiten 5ancelsbdulex eer bodnebenpsn
8eamten lo.pie aud, eini9e einFuBrei9e
Burger une lun8e Mdnner.
@eeeriarSm perltano e. i& NIT Yerlo<
nen ~ um9eben. bic ieinen @lan; u. 1ein
Mnieben perar06ern tonnten. Die Menee
urtbeilt na6 benz du6ern @deint.
@dmmtlide @dltt batten ii& ldon ems
9efunren, ater Der @irtb 1elbf lief fi9
ned ni@t bliden. Man ia9tc. Gin @e>
|6dft, oa5 our9auS feinen Nufl9ub tulpe,
tel&aftiot Jpn.
Oisle Wabttdt 19ten et1pa6 |onberbor,
aber Re par ol8 Elm erRe6 9bema rer
@onYerl lation iebr riutpmmen.
Die Dame tes 6au(eS ma@te bic Son.
neur5 auf cine 70 freunpli1e einnebmente
Art unc 8eife, cae Elm anaenebme5 ST.
tdbl res 9Goblitins uno cer llnaesmun>
oenbeit (t1 rem oanien &reile mittbeilte,
| Grau @eceritr5m ,par niat mebr il, ter
erftn 8lltte re6 2ebens, ioncern btreits
in jtnsm Mlter no Die Granen ni9t NUT
In ren Spie8el iebtn. UNI fd 3u Yeree-
wi0ern, pie besauberno Ie fine, lcnrern
no iie nod5 een Grideinen cer erlten Nurz
| aeln welde ZEN Beoinn ibre6 @elfens
serfdncen, dnsfli6 ipdbenr. Sbre 3les
raren nod pom bobrr S95nbeit u. mue,
ten, ais rer erite Sdimmer rer 9usenr
lie um8ldn3tt, entsddenp eemeien ictn.
8ereint nit elmer f9lanfen @ei1alt, ipela,
BON rtr eeelaen @raiie umfc0en &pu1re
|fonnte bic 0eidilperte nod manhea
! San8li8n5>uno Mdnnerber3 in 6lammer
(leBen. G5 lag in ibrem @eitn ou6erpeu
etmaS @ei@ee unp Melandoliihes, elm
i Qeri0e 9nniafeit, ,pel@e bic Gmpfaneli&
teit fir tieie 2eiuenidafteu besei&nets
&u@ maro cas- anmutbspoue @e{i@t be
c:utenper rorur9, rab aus ZEN feinen 81
nien belelten cas @ebeimnib elmer leiceu
l&aftli@en Gersanseubeit miersr ~ itrab
len 14ien. 40
Grau GeceritrSm mar nur la.intar m
ibrem 9ansen @elen tei rer @eltlldai
4 it.e Aufmertiamteit maa bauptid&li1 a,
: BE 9blr aelentt, bic 3u Geperitrbms Gig,
; men, 9auie fiibrte uno pieienise, bur
!. pel4e bic @dfe eintraten. Mber es eric
: eettr ni4t reniQe Mtni4snt.natni6,
n entpeden, bae eiR brer llm0ebuns ga
n frtmter @feanft fe tef&dftiete, 70 tinnt
l usn, nae 3upcatpmu'enb seiste fie f&.
ki (8srtfssans fulet.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
Sellctriifiibes.
J 4 (o?
20: q. 81 off.

Zig, l9impf' unh eeb oui @@lanseupestn.
gleib Niemanc ais eem Gelefad treu>
Ger Greibeit tritt fred uuc oerwtsen,
Dem Rs9t eutsssen, cbne S4eu.
xQa0 ME unb nimmer did serbliiHen !"
Das 1si Dir Nsts Dein crit @ebct.
Gertrau uur Gnifen tubu unb VFftn
Sn jeper Gahrli1ftit unb Nr!b.
9fie tdmpf' fir bas, mas ALLEN tienet,
Sir alltr MenI9en slei@es Ns@t;
gDenn Ct ii@ aufsuitebn erfabnet.
@r bilf ertriidtn Du ben 8ne@t.
Sud- Rets auf's @aarfRe su ersriineen
Dss robasn gorurtbeils Yescbr,
9Eas gut bic md9t' sen Gliquen fuben.
Gafiir tritt aQseit in's Gswsbr.
@ot lausns, ieine Ditner iamabe
@reif an Der Stride Sau NIB @rune
3upor ieoua p1iif une eripabt
81 Eeinem @tlelod es eeiuno.
Wenn benz 70 1T, bann tIbae tedIi4
Ten @lauten unb taa Sacrament,
Gntweibsn mSsen. its ettledlid.
Nltar uup Iaufe Deine 9ano'.
Dp@> menn bic @acramentenl9antuns,
Ser rYfaHeu">5ab Dir ni4t mebr sablt.
Damn na9e plSSli9 cine QSeneaus
llnb Seis' bic pallenbe @sfa!t.
Gu vlaBef, no bic @pStter FBen ~
@es cid su Grrmmen nun in Gil;
Sis' felt, uno ioate Dir au4 iapissn
Mnfanss Dsin allsrpertbaer Ibeil.
Mit fre9em 5ubu tratlt Gu eatsessa
Was &aulenpen gait bcd une tebr.
Sing, bet une osb' auf 0rttss @tssn"
Dun oenn ter llnelaub' "a 1t nidt rebr.
Sc fre9tr Du tinlt marl ais Siint:r
Sc frImmere @ei ii&ter sieb,
Gu bat's su tbun nit 5aufsn Slintr
llne nWunous, btibt's, pult oecipi."
6alt Gu bic palme baan errunscn
SIN alsr fre9fen Nalenerstn.
So it, pas Gu auFnei1 selunsen,
Gs faun Dir ni9ts mebr ldicfe gsba.
Dir tient tin 9ser sc.1 treuen Yupeln,
Die Dummbtit 1T Dein Satte!eaul;
Dram tpirb Dir maiten, trirb Dir nueelu,
Yrau9f auf,ulperrsn nur eas Mau!.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28
Oie @pfterien ciner Tamilie.
&temantil9ss @itteneemdIee. Jrei na9
tem ShpehilGen.
(Gcrtiebung.)

@eperifr6m bate ciele 8e9eonun9 ni@t
er&partet unp feline Stirne SoS l9 in biz
itere Talten be6 MibpergnI9en5.
ueberau treten sic mir in ZEN @e1
beme1fte Ct.
Die umltdnce wpuen es 10, antuprtete
@ranpiue, unlere 0s9e freu;en f&.
go 1T eer @opttdn ceS Dolphin? ? fra8te
@eperfrpm einen Don cer Mannl9aft OBJ
ne weiter auf @ranviQes 8emsrfun9 ein>
su9eben.
.,5n ber Gailte
Der S1ifsfapitdn, cer Nmerifaner
unb Der Steuermann 1paren cauit bel96f<
ti8t bic @eretteten ,pieoer ins 2eben ju
rufen.
6oten Gie audi @elhdfte nit meineu,
Gopitdn? froete @erer(trSm carauf @ran>
siNe NIT eiuem ironil1en 2ddeln. @enn
rem 70 1T, 70 MAIDEN sic juerlt ibre &r<
oelesenbeit ob, i9 fam warten, i9 babe
3eit.
Granville antwettste NIT einew 0el;en
8Iid.
Sd babe nYr @elddite nit 9bntn,
Ser @spe10r4m. SD bin Sbretwteen,
niGt reS Gapitdn9 peaeu bereefemmeu.
sic muncern lt&, pab i'd pier bin i&
weree es Sbnen IN reata 8qr!en ertld<
reu. @,e leltR Rno IN pidtisen Ansele<
senbeiten bierbersetommsn. 80
SD? ...:... ..
2eu9nen @ie ni6t i9 fe,ne sic ia.
5a! i@ .Yerftebe - meine Yapiere -
rercamn,t, n,eine Yapiere, muruelte @e>
cfrlrSm. .'. :.
YstlaDeN Sie Ga ee9balb ni@t. Dis
Yapiere ,perren Sbnen uiu,mer i@aeen,
wenn sic mir feinen S@aeen be,eiteu
pullen, ince0en ile leusnen ia ni&t, pob
sic in eer Mbdat bierber 9efommen Fnp,
Sbren Better re9t ber3lid in S@wseeu
pilfommen 3u beiben uno ibm Slid ~
punl4en> pab ct nit Ieinen @apttdn 8lIds
li1 lter ben Secan 0elhwommen 1T.
SeBt rrar e8 @ranptlle, eer cine 8eri0t
Srpnie in feline @orte leats. .
3e;r GecerRrRu', fubr ct 9lei@ barau
ernf uuo often fort perneben lpir uns bod
einn,al, petltanbisen mir uns unp Mi
>perben urs einoncer nleli& (ein tPnnen
/ Bum @eilpie| iet - sic peuea 9bre1
Setter log ieiu: ..-..
! @eperltrDu1 leufte Ieinen 8lid III 8ocen
/ @leberlo1en sic mir ibren Setter, fust
@ransiae binsu. .:...a- ~
unmS9li9, nein! SD tann ni9t, ID
miQ niat! antwprtete @eperltrSn, eber mi
ieinem eisenen @ewidsn ais nit @rapiQ
recenc. ...-. .,.- ......... .4s :...
Nter feline @enp Rri9 eabei Gbcr i.in
@tiru une (ein 8lid falrte in ben peite
1orisent. =" :, eu g.
Nun, tbpn Sit> pie sic tpouen.
@ranoiQe ipra& 10 rubi9 une einfad
y als rpenn e9 l@ vp, eiae 8aoateue 8ebar
> 3slt bdtte une pies rercroe GeperRram no
mstr
Sic yerleBte Giseuliebe rerlieb ibm au
:, :, !p;eper ieinen Stols unr @ranuiQe lei
" bel Seite i@stepe, teaat Ct Nd binunt
ts in bic @ajQte re5 @opitana. a 7e4
Das 9erettete Yaor tpar Gem Qeben ri
teree9eten, ober Ne lo9en nod ermat
l. auf cen 8etten in rer Nebentailte cee 6
pitdns. Der Nmerifaner pe@lelte bic &l
Ter unb Der Steuermann war ibm bal
bebllFi&. .a Z
a., Der @api.dn tsr 10 etsn eas Mdbd
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

alter San. nabm Sstar lest pas @ort
Du peibt, eab Id Did femme unc pa6 81
tie @@onun8 ni@t oerbienl, Die meir
0ctter Dir benefit, ober tenube cielelbl
uno peroe sin ebrli@er &crl. Sd weif
lebr mobL wobin Mrmutb, Gleuo unit
Branntwein einen Menl&en fabren TN.
men, uns bamit Du Did Gin anpermal
ni&t enti@ulpieen tannn, 10 trittft Du
pom oteltm Mueentlide an in meiueu
Dienf. Yit Du pamit 3ufrteeen :?
San traute faum ieinen eieenen Obren.
-NQes pas er b5rte, mar i'm ein 9rauu,.
Cine sepaltise tiefe &esuns tenabm ibu,
bic Spra@t, Ct iaut por Ostar In biz
&uie. .-e...s
&nie por @ott, ia9te 0star, aber ni@i
Dot mir. ..... -
@ecerar5m fol8te bieltr 6anrlun9 nit
einem auf O5tar 9eri&te!en l4arfen, pra>
ftnten Blid.
Sn Yaulltns Nu9e l9immerte cine 0rp,
be 9brdne, aber Ct pancte ll9 leitmdrte
uno .pildte Ge nit BET 9anp ab.
SD femme Define ndbern llmlldnoe nitb.,
0an, fubr Ostar fort; tpenn Du ater
perbeiratbet bif une Define Grau AM &e<
ben 1T, 10 3iebt ite uaturliderweiie nit Dir
in mein 5au8, tpenn i4 eft zines BABE.
San trabte iid binterm DIRE uno itin
@ei@t prldte bic 8r6bte unrube aus.
Nein, 3ndoieer 6err iaete e. la0en
sic fie bort wo lie it. @ie-ie-
8ie Du piQh San, ober .penn Du
etu &inp baf-eine &o9ter.
A@ ia-t@ babe eine-unb @ie erlau<
ben, oab i'd fe NIT mir nebme-o mein
@ott tpie sic gut iinp - @lauben Sie
mir, Don bielen Nusenblide an perbe i'd
Elm ebtlt@er &erl ltin. M(eine Go@ter-
es 1T eisentlid meine YFeoetodter, ro@
pFe9eto@ttr orer leitli@e Eo&ter - i1
liebe iie wie mein eisenes &ine.
Sn ttelem @u9enblid 5fnete fi@ bic
Tblr jur Ne6entajIte-un bic @erettete
ftlr3tc berein. @ie bate bic Stimme it,
res pfesepaters ertannt, cenn tieltr mar
e6.
8ir iiberla0en bem 2cler lelta. ii9 bic
@cene rabrenper Greube unb perSli9feit
aus3umalen, bic jeBt itattfanc.
&eperfr5m elite auf cas- Yerped, patz
reno rer jun9e Mann nod nit 9emil9ten
@efublen ben Nuftritt in eer &ajlte BE-
tra9tete.
sll6 @eberitr5m auf ras @erbtd trat,
fano er nod @ranoiQe an Borp.
Sum- bemcrtte pieler, baben sic Sbren
Setter 8etrofen?
Sd babe tbn eetrefen--une- -unt-|
@ecen @ie often.
ef@ iiterlai1e i'm Sbnen.
S96n.
Gereritr6m iprans barauf inc 8oot unc
tebrte CUR Stapt 3urud.
Stint 0(inuten ipdter waren Granville
unp Der offene, ebrli9e Ssfar eie befen
Trcunee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-03-28

Jobn S5aeeenmillcr'6
Yltt8bur9 2Q0erbier<@olp11
Gde eer Grittsa unt 8ote1t @traft.
st. paul. Winn.
20 balte ltets aateS 9agertier, relifate Bran.
Stes. ae9te 9asanna>G Giearrsn, aueqfaeidneter
3mn'en:baltr une eimbureer 8a1e, lopie onber<
talte Speiitn :rr,6ttip. ''' WV"
Ws1's n'ebt s!auter miQ, ber rtommt uni iber.
jeuSe f3. Guer Freurb Wv ''''''
Ssbn 6aaoenmi11>r
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Gde ber WaboI DAM unp 4ten Gtroee,

1o1 M. = In n ! elmer.
Nea erbaut. seraumis, nit bchsn unb freunb-
i'@en 3immern perleben, mie eieles 6otel III, tie-
tet es eem Neiieneen bic 5errli9ncn Bequemlid-
le'ten neten gut bereiteter Rcit une ber biQiaftu
aee'enune. lopie sute 0etrGnfe an ter Bar.
9erdumige @tauune 1T BEL bem 6aule. uub
eee6a!t ben Tarmcrn namentlih III emsfebIeu.
Neiienee unb eereu@ep1t &perben frffi ppu nuf
na@ Der 2anouns tetSrtert. 159-
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Die ]llinne(ota Staats5eitun9,
fde be1 Oritten unb Dabaibaw'
@trnbe, eine 1reppe bs@.
,y1bc;nt iercn SamRa9 uno tofet 3met
Dpa. per Sabr, in @orauSbesabluns.
stu,.lne Nummern toaeu5 Gents.
Beoin9unecn.
Mbpnniren fann man 3u ir9ene elmer 3eltbe'
>,bres: : pudb tDnnen bispem Announcement ooran'
,,henpen Nuu,meru nibt na3sslanbt perben.
Der oiptions- 8etrae tann IN Ncttntr'
,.1r elmer autcn Bant sinsel4idt werben.
Ky Weau @elp in resi(rirten Bre1en oer'
prcn debt. irasen mir beu 0erlur; eed n'9t IN
uuseailtrirten Britten. -.
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THE
mIMMESOTA STAATSZE1TuNG,

published by REU7 HEh q EAHA'
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-07
An Incident of the Great Battle or
Saturday.

In the afternoon 1t became apparent from the
movements OF Stonewall jackson that he in
tended flank movement.
But at five o clock a terrific crash of musket-
~ on our extreme right, announced that Jack
son had commenced his operations This had
been anticipated but it was supposed that after
his column was cut, the corps of Gen. Howard
formerly General Sigels,) with its support,
would be sufficient to resist the approach, and
finding that he was himself asSailed in the rear
he would turn about and retreat to escape cap
ture.
But to the disgrace ofthe Eleventh Corps be
1t said, that the division of Gen. Schurz, which
was the first aSsalled, almost instantly gave way
Threats, entrcatleS and orders Of commanders
were Of no avail. Thousands of the cowards
threw down their guns, and soon streamed
down the road towards headquarters. The
enemy pressed his advantage Gen Devcn' ;
division, dlsaffected by the decentralization Of
the forces IN front of him, soon followed suit
and the brave General was for the second time
severely wounded in the foot. while endcavor-
ing to rally his men. Gen. Howard, with all
his daring and resolution and vigor, could. not
stem the tide of the rctreating and cowardly
poltroOns. The brigades of Coils Bushbeck
and Mclean only remained fighting. and main
tanned themselves nObly rs long as possible
But they too, gave way, though i'll good orders
before vastly superior number.
Gen. Hooker now sent to the aid of General
Howard the choicest division of his army. the
creation of his own hand-the famous Second
Division Of the Third Corps, commanded by
Major Gen. Berry. Captain Best soo,: moved
his batteries ON a ridge running acreaS the road
and after short but sanguinary contest the
further advance of the enemy was STAYED.
PRISONERS. More thar 5000 rebel prison
ers arrived in Washington Sunday and Monday
from the RappahanGock
THE PROGRESS OF TIE Wharf.-The last
fortnight, has brought Us a large amount OF
good news from the armies Of the Republic. -
/ From Newburn, New Orleans, Vicksburg and
OtEer places, there has been succession OF
successes, which have kindled new ardor in all
patriotic hearts Great events are on the eve
of taking place, and we hope the stream Of
good luck may not be interrupted The rebels
are beginning to feel the power of the Govern
ment they have bascy insulted and wronged,
AMI harder blows yet remain for them
Col j. NJ McCarter has been rcinstated to
the command OF the 93dregimentof Z. V. Thi,
| is the regiment which Col McC. raised in Ieb
anon county in % days, and led through all the
battles Of the Peninsular Campaign" with
great valOr.
The Treasury Department is reeesving about
$3,0O0,00) a day on the average from III sour.
ceS, nearly one half of which comes from con
versions of the United States five-twenty bonds