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in Der
erana. rrctsit. ct. @strus Sirhe ron garma unb
Snbepenbsnee. Sbic.
GbriNiten GGsrn unb g1eserr, eetDrenb sa ~eenarnter
Sirde, btene tisn,t sur Nahritt, bab Der llnterseidnse be.
5aaten llnterritt itrn cen erisn December b. s. beginner
mirb. Gs Yrifuns BET Grnfrntantsn erfpIat ben 10. Mdrs
unb bic 6 Confirmation am 9altasni rrntaee 1864. User Stint
Der nod tard Gnresaenannten unterrittst une epnTrmrt ba-
ben mill, mug ip9e fsriIn!it a%nntslnsn.
@ouarb MIarbt,
Yatpr ~genannter Stride.
@adfae. 3erielts sei9t uud feiaen rielsn 5rsunhsn uns antdnsern
In gfepetaus 8, Hermit an, tf @enannter am Is. Wai 1864 iGn felt
beinate pier Satrtn sur 8ufriessntett feiner eemeinte bstlsieetss amt
ala Qiarrer. Qetrer unb Sraanif, aus Griraen netfrleat cam rteeerum
nebf Mnilie rad Gleseldnb siebt unr hort fprtarbeitsn wre IN lem, ms
ittber ieines Stauees unb 9frIfeS 1T uno mar.
gptl man eenhabsn taten, fp mus man Inn Elm suteS Austrrnrnen uno
cine humane Setantlune ftern fSnnen. 9er ietner teeetrt mus ellen,
Ia seriette ssiu6t 1T unp md nte ptne grnsrb mar. gfan asreifre:
Rev. EDWARD ALLARDT,
care of Brooklyn Post Office, Cuyahoga Co, o.
Letter box No. %.
9arrtd, ., 10. Npp. '63. Pm rrt.
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% e E q
. ines fcb6uen Giaentb II TIT 8.

1a i'd e~eIonnen bit, mad 9euti6lanb gu ~reiier, bste it
hermit u,einen @arten, AT ter SubbpdliraBe seleget, inter
ben, Man,en g . IT betannt, bsrnit snrn gerfauf
an. Dieter @arten unfabt IS Mder ganb, entbalt ole Cur
ten quite SbNbdume, Iome @emiie unb gfansen. Mud febt
Elm eutes stpefiBdisss gridbaus III Rem @arten. StaQuns
nebI Gisbaus it au6 s~prbanren. 3uslsib babe i'd 50 alder
autes eeflartes 9anb, lit her Slapt Buffalo its i'm
Staat @isesnlin eelesen, pelde it au6 serfaufsn Mill. -
aauaiebbater eriate i, pesen 8ebiusuassa i9 an mid
felbit sa rcnten.
COLUMBUS, SUM 16 1863. hwupbS
@rttlct Gufert,
gctsg artcr, an Glib SpblraBe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Saren fir 1868.

Nahriht an Die Stiuerbabler BON Urantl'h COUNTY.
Gernds ts Geistes tena6i6tise i'd, Sptn g. Stempfen.
e6atmeiHer rpn Srantin gpunts. bic 9arbe1ater. es1eten hermit eas
tie Rate Ter BE Heueruna fir tas Satr 1868 in Der fdsenten 9abeue rid.
tia anaeseten 1T eieielbe sbt tte &n,abl spn eents an, Die anf le sanssrt
5rlars res %feuerbaren Giaentbums In iepem FER inc crpprtrten 9rwns
unb 9~rmnfhips befasten Gruntp's, unb in Der stast Columbus auf8elsst
fub.
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Nnjei0en
GngrDS 2iquSr @eihdft.
Steinbaraer, 6aircbil0 S 60,

(Sribsr S. s. Seemingly
5aben an 5anb unb merten fprtwabrenb baten zine Spa-
eGntise Musmabl BON ausldnriibeu unp einbeiniihen
8ranbies, SSeinen, Gin, s. iimmel, &ens
tudp nno N%enniplpunia SSbisfp,
unt ane aatera it ibr Sad idtasenbsn @rtifel, re9e fe su
70 niebrisen YreHs, als is irsenrwp int Staate ssfaait ner-
ben fDnnfn, anbieter.
Gs mirb B eut d unb ersiid seiprpdet. Die 5reunte
BON Spbn Jtrb werben Jpn in lsinsnt alien Stanb inben.
Steintarssr, Tairhtlo & &c.,
Nr. 10, gSef Sroabltrabe, Gplunntus, Sbio.
Hps. ii. '63. 2 Nt blbp u MIDI.
9rp gDoDS DRY 0pDDS!
1tnlsren 5reunse,, urt gsfarnten MAIDEN mir hermit bic
Nneise, tas mir ben bisber BON Serrn >. g. Glpub
Stu. IA Trienb Strafe, Settler &ans,
%esbaltsnsn Dry 0uubs Sture itsrnOmHsn batsa uaS bsn'
lelben ~fprtfubrtn merhe:,.
Jnbem mir reies hermit CUR Mn,eise ~brinsen, MAIDEN tir
nod ~bslenrsrs parauf aufmerflant, hap mir cine srObe Was'
mabi BON
DrO 6ppDs
~tsainbis ~sorrdtbs taben, relte mir 70 btlis as irsenb en-
anesrer z tore gu ssrfaufen III Stanc sefst Inh. Gebbalb
fpn,mt unn beiuht uns.
NS, Der bD9ae prsis fir sumpsn urp BON uns besabt.
Srtn @sora Maisr II. Scbn,
Ssther 5aus, SO. 144, 6rtenb StraBe
Gpluntbus, Set. 10. '63. 2Mt bmuw
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Giuiaonng suia announcement a1f
9eutihe 3eitihriften fit 1868,
;u ts;ieten turt
g. b eobaln 4 @ J. k II t,
gub< unb 3unf< 6anblung

I'm Gonrtbans, Cincinnati.
IT. Nbrnn.rentS rerten MIR auf role Sdtredrse pter gdnte an.
oenpnnen mt nur eeeen GprauSbeid blune res Nbpnrcnertspreies bic
@rpetitipn Der 9sttidrftsn erfrst Sn unisrer ssite prortpt uns tfdf
reeelmd6ts.
Sie SanTrirte sSelt.
BIdtter ans @atur unb eeten. Wifisnf6aft INIT
q n n a. BUR rntertaltuus nnh gelstrune fir te 5amife. fir IGe
yrS eeSen, Wtt Ter TrGrrie ais gratissueate: pGas ristereefuntene
eins1 orpeer Nraft. Statlfi6 mad etrsm @emdtee ron grrf. Rnftae,
osAshen pn 6. Ieis. GieIe i6Sne 3eitihrtft. tis NIT rem erfen Settle
G isrer elffen Safraana teernnsn bat srf6sint in 12 GPcnatsbeften
unS III rsi6taitta nne prahtsrl ilufrirt. Ser 9srt ron 4 grasn ser
mie friter as Scaen ertaltsn miro. Gen grsis BADEN mir bet gDraus.
tesab luns auf $2S per Sabr8ang %tefsefsut.
Gie 8artenlaube.
sruHrirtes miltentlat Sdtrlt6 SO glummcrn pser 10
Gtros ,ur Gmpfetluna etefer3 siHtrift 'u fassn, 1T iber fiNs. Die.
sdse IN in Suntertaufenten rn @renslaren scrtrettet rne Ter 8reis
tr y psier matR ron Satr ~ Satr. @enis Der tefe 8srsts fur ibrs
Site.
Sie sSatur.
esttuna ,ur gtrbrsHuna naturuiHen ida ftitsr senntnis uni saturun.
s+ouuno fir Peier aner Stdnte. Serdusaeseben rn Or .. lille uno
Sr- 81r( IfIGer. Ger cabradne III $500.
ia al EFT feirer Gtant unc feiner geruf fir rem bic aenrtnif Ter Na-
trr riht M sfrttrentiafeit asrpreen rdre une es ertftrt fetne 3eh7
fHrift ts beTer ais bic ytatur" aeei9net rdre. tte Watrrmifen fhahen
NJ tSoih, Pebeu %eir,ufIbren. Die dmen cer Serdusasber hi tgen fur
BE gsrt.ssnteit Der artital ii. susletd prpuldr unit %rerfanrli& sefdrit.
Ln Gmh
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0as iuuifrirte Tamilien
Ser 8daar.

cotronno ppn 20 san,nern Az $500. Cine ansemsin bsf1nnts a
seitibrift ,ur Inter taltans unb Selsbruns fir Ssssrmanr, nit srrs
l6en S%rlsiGnitten &c.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Sunirtrtcs Sans II. Tasuilien: Seriep'

Gin Santtu6 fir tas rrattiide Qetsn. SIN 60 he SO Setter ~ gr.
een Setas. Sstrs Seft e5 Gents, frauer per Soft 80 Gents. GritteneH
fnb 1. bis 40. Self.
y Ser 4med titfes neuen, rrprlGr .sreafrpdtti6en llnterrsbmens tre.
tia{rt su Or. gutrlrt @-enetl ertsit efutih aus eshen 3uel es ili
bic Reiulats Ger QDiNenitaften fiji, tas pratttiae Ssssn ssrIeIisn.
rim treuer gathaeter fir SduS ue Jdrntlie istn. 70 bftdneelt rfebdlb:
II bic Sinhe unb @emerte, hte tIr9srli6en us ldnt ntrtftd dtth5en ee'
merle, 8 6nplraie. Pautmirttftaft Malerei, Nr6ieftur, StlttaMeret;
~ ras oeiGGftlihe unb aefslftafhiGe feten (Sarfclr ne Wertfbr, Nrlts'
mirtbi&aitatsbrs. 8sttsmifsnitaft); 3 Is edusltds NH Sarrt!t'nist:n
(gfeti,ir. Natrunasmittei. 8leiruna rre g0ptnun9. Qrtetten Ger pane.
frau, Gr;ebuna unb lnterri6t.l 3urd satlreiGe &httSunesn wirb eas
WerfIntnie Der Mrtifei meientltd sstSresrt.
Stertalo II. Steusrfauf,
G,urt Sous C5eb1uee Cincinnati, SbtS.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

Mew Ocrt, "a. Ncr. Ois rnIilhc Slotts tn'
eluius ess Aouirals uiro am Wecntas ron bier abs
fatrsn unb fh nah Sort Mfcnras tssstsn, irc is
iuibsrtpintsrn ioa. Gis @esieruns Bate esm Mo,ni@
raj eas Balm Der 3ars Daro ausstotsn, bod lsbnts
CT pas glnsrbisten 6Sfih at, innsm CT ereldrts, er siss
&c ben glnfsrarunS bsi Sort Mcnrcs Dor unb CT tons
ne bort aud bic OffSisre unb Mannidaften tsh sr IN
Orbuuna balten, ,ras i6m Bier 5tsmliA lhmsr fade.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

s@erliner ttufrirts amsnssttuns. Sdhrl64 as Nana'
Ynern Tpfip. Treis rer Satraara $500.
Ser Po,ar, lie nntlidfe. reidbdltiaae unb tiatafe Edrtlhnsstuns.
bot lie Iufoabe, eurd Ittutune unt geidretbura he Selbfantertt9un9
amer 6soenhIrSe. pelfe in cas 9ereih Der weibtfen Sdrearbftsn gss
bFrsa. aets na6 Der t%erriaenten GleSe III lstrsn. s. Tsrssn iatrlih
Sker 1000 Wbtituraen aeaeten. gufertem lfert Ter urtertaltsnee Sbetl:
SGufrrte Muy.aen, IFuFffite, Gbaraten. Re5afe, @dsbit, R'septs
&c. &c.
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SpFU17VHSI 61VF 1OOO'
Sine quite Xlrllt

u s~ertaufen uaier leittsn gstinsunesn an Der feinen % alnitt
Sreef, spsi aielen iibit BON Shreveport, ensr balbsn Meile
pom Sbp GanaI, Spn 1877 alder, ppppn unSsfabr awansS
Mder gSaib III.
Die Sarm III in gutter Srtnuus NIT biulanslibsn, Wansr
rieben.
Sir bic nabsren 9ehinsunssn erfantiee man l9 bel
Wm. Samiion,
~0anbassnt, Columbus, Sbr.
Columbus, October %. 1863. - n
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Gin eisentbdmliter InfedunssfoF, tsa
mir Strppteln nennen. lauert b.
Der Contribution ietr sieter Qsute. Or
erieuat entreeer einen ssitrd6ten, rer.
9uffano res 8lutes. peer ii
naeur6 berrorserufen. las Blut sptrb
unfdbis. bic 9ebensfraft In itrer 9tdtis.
fett III ertalten. une tas Ssfem rirb Re.
uus tritt sulest sdnsliG sufans.
men.
Die fcrrphulSfe Msfedurs fpirSSerfHte.
tentlib perurfa6t hurh Wsrfuridlfranf.
teiten, lieerliheS Qeben. Ihtehte gerear.
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PROM RTCHM0ND.
.'"a Ft. Monroe, March

#s"@ Ft.Moproe, March 8.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th says
the Indianola was blown up by the rebels,
and that her guns fell into the hands Of the
Federals. The Queen Of ahs West left :in
such hurry that she left part Of her crew
on shore.
Federal boats ure making great deEtruc.
ion on Lake Providence. An stsaek on
Port Hudson was daily expecsed@ BY Grants
forces.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th con"
tains the following 81 - ~ 20 :. %s.s"'
Mobile, 5th.-The Jackson Mississippiau
says the destruction Of the Iedisnoia wae
most unnecessary. The tuFreted monster
which passed Vicksburg was only fat boat
with sandEy Rxings to create deception
She passed Vieksburg Tuesday nishss and
the officers thinking it tnErsted gun ,boas.
blew up the Indiabola, her guns falling aSEc
the hands Of the Esdsrsfsa tas !rci "a.-. "s
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RR0aa NASHVILLE:
- =. NashvilIe. March

'.fH" ~ Nashville, March 5.
The Enemy under Van Dorm advanced
again towards Franklin yesterday: The
Federals also ad vaneed six miles and drove
the rebels back. The rebels lost l3 killed.
The fight was renewed this morning, bat
we have no particulars yet. Reinforcsments
have been sent Gen. Gilbert, at Franklin,
sufficient to destroy Van Worms whole
command.
It is reported that about one thousand
rebel cavalry are in the vicinity of Harpeth
shoals, waiting to astack boats on the
river.
Judge Tugg, of the U. S. District Court
has ordered that no attorney, practitioner,
or other person who has nottaken the oath
to support the Constitution Of the United
States, will be allowed to conduct cases iu
court. ....-..
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arcA IS,

FsSgs a . 81 p st0E4x Nv A@AsI@@ 70 Wsbn4x asssa
j uWMshipgt March 6.ss
IL The RsssldsRs has sighsd I62 public AOss
3S priyala aeiea apd ~ joiat Essalntiona
passed ~ session jssh helassd, .ae sas
sGlsiai lhslisgsd shas zsSpeaheE lsoW ss,
fused t0 Aepspt ahel appoip ~ Gea'
miseaeF tQf AnssEpsl ssysnas. siqs Baaswalls
!Eesigaed, heaes Jassph Lewis ps Peaassl
EAnls Nas sppainsed. Is ss.at ...s'tsa
lhltJqdge Menet and John Hiokman WiEllh
ApBplsFed 70 ths.YaesnsJ agsshipss I IA
The IA QMApamElissianesl p p pf Internsl rsyenps
has decided that Ala leather, Ehsn tanned oE
Fenoysa ,frQms the lplase Of manuiaetass
prior 20 sths lss Of .ssptepbers ia not liablr
TO duty when oeurrisd pr 6uishsd. e,af,.ps
There A. po good authority for asserting
that the the President is about to aOall for ,tbe
eopseGipsion Of 100000 men. When call
i Is male it is believed u will not be forymsFs
than than se9 poos i i !sFen Approaches that
puHln9eFr! Hn9Fr! VII YgoT vs ii ii i9t ,n:a5 adt- 20
4, Tbs 'I4he p number, m Of naynastera waiting soa1
flFlmnasiiQn BY tbe Sensglges ard 'hOse Ehq haEe
been 80 iqfo.nfrmed 4 it is aseertained, will equal
one fog every regiment iinHnth u the s6slds !prosir
ding each was a!, Of its maAinnm, a pam 1000 men
eseb. -...- ....- &c.,, ....,s..- .f.,,
Notwithstanding rumors and, positive
assertions, Gepl's BaE!er, and Freppns hare
been dssfsisely assigned high Commands.
ltts probably nos sFqts, qtss,t that either Of them
received ,apthoFitatiFe apsKers. J., eei,s.,.
It is said :Gep. Rosaesu received, from the
War Department authority, to- raise 10 regi-
ments of.monDsed infantry to opssate in the
West against Forrest, Morgan ., and other
guerilla chiefs, ..., =. ,.....,.... .,g...~
f., Cassips NJ Clay vas to day repominsted
tq the Russian Embassy, bus confirmation
will be strongly opposed. .pl...I i .y-aT
5Ths ,desislqn qf qAfd14h d1hs Supreme G eqrs ip the
prize cases, is looked for pezt gfek- There
is but little doubs that il will lhe for gevsEu7
mept, affirming the Judgment Of TIP district
court, and declsring the blockade legally
instituted, also oopdemning the vessels
.aa~-aia-> a->-~as=S4s---:+L.:-t& ------rs---.Ssr
yiolat te the blockade as in the case of pub
lie enemies. s- g.. -
No Indications are yet given Of the Chase
policy, though there are hints Of plans to
sell securities in Europe. ,
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THE GREAT 0ONscRIpTIsM

We append the FIRST TWO sections Of the
great conscription bin, which, having pass
ed both Houtes Of Congress and Been tap..
proved by the President, is now the law Of
the land. The sum aud substance OF the
whole mater is contained in the two sec
tons annexed. The rest of the bill-which
lsquise lengthy--dsscribesin detail che man .
ner in which the draft shall be ceadnctad
All those who do not find sheirsease deeorib-
cd in "Section 2a must sFssand the draft's+~-
there are no other exceptions made: 49,, j
Of. the United States, and persons OF for
efgn birth who shall have declared on oath,
their intention Of becoming citizens under,
and in pesuance OF the laws thereof, be
tween the ages of twenty and forty'hve
years, except as hereinafter excepted, are
hereby declared to constitute the national
forces, and shall be liable 20 perform mill :
tary aury in the service Of the United States
when called out BY she President for that
purpose.
. sec. 2. That the following persons be,
and they are hereby exempted from the pro-
visions of this ace, and shall not be liable
TO military duty under tha same, to-wit:-
Such as are rejected as physically or men
tally unfit for the service; also, first the
Vice President Of the United States, Judg-
es IF the various Courts OF the United
Stairs, the heads of the various departments
of the G,yernment, and she Governors ot
the several States; and see5nd, the only svn
liable 70 military duty, of Il widow depen
danG upon his tabor for EnpsoTE. lfhsFd, the
Only sou Of aged or InhTin parents depen-
dent upon bis labor for supporE. Fourth,
where there are TWO or more s0ns OF aged
or Inhrm parents subjeot to draft, the faith
er, or Ii he be dead, the mother, may eiecE
which son shall be" exempt. Fhe only
brother Of children nottweive years old,
having neither father nor msther, dependent
upon his labor for support. Sixth, the
| father Of mothsrIess children under twelve
wears of age, dependent upon his labor foI
| support. Seventh, when there sfe father
| and sons 10 the same family and ho0ssholc
and TWO OF them are, ip the military serYlce
Of the United States as non commissioned
officers, muslc,ars or 'privates, the residue
J uf such fanny and household, not exeeed
.ax TIVE, SHAH be exempt-PFoVlded heWev
! er that nn person Hho has been cunSIcsed y
any fe.ony shall be enrolled or permitted Il
serve 10 sud forces.
10 addition, provision is made for tn
ayment OF bounty OF $l0o, to soldier
nov in the field whose time is about TO ex
pire, and foe Of $500, or imprisonment
for not more than two years, for entIclnl
sodiers to desert.
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FROM vTCK sBURe.

J. s.1's't;'1 -"' ',4' age" Cairo, March 9. :
We have adviCGs from the aees before
Vicksbhfg'to Thursday afternoon Every.
thing was working we'll. All tbe canals are
nov th1dgbs sE6sBe ,sGccgssfuf. The dfsdg..'
ing Hathine ii btki0s 80 TIE l6spp6s
site Vfcksburg,' ahd so6nsEbS suB i65gFs will
be saaBss to pass thtougt!:3 ALREADY 3Sale1 1SsoS4i
BY YazoO PASS, hBas9 htatiy irsAshsd ysago,d
eityao'We have no doubt IL our sbflhy u
eds of the oonamunication between aJaSk.
sO'sa-f- ">I-s~,.-
The canal is nearly ready for use. Z 7 As soon
as the tree stumps and other distractions
are removed, ,'the water will be let 10. AL
together the situation is a very satisfaeto:
ry one.
Il Is now confidently asserted that the In"
di6n6IS vas sunk 10 her late rencounter,
and that the rebel ram suffered go much
from bunting and shot from the lndianola
that she also sunk.
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~ The following ietterIWas reoieved at
IRdlauapdiIs a few days since,f from an India
ana General now serving in the army Of the
Southwest. II speaks for itself !: ....,; 8,
DEAR SIR have read, with feelings OF
shame, of mnrnfisssi6n and contempt, the
praceedipgs Of tha Democracy of lndaana,
our pobie State. / wptes this morning to
assure YOU that the loyal citizens offndiana
need not fear the adhesion TO treason, or
the encouragement of disloyel sentiment,
By her brave troops Their devotion TO the
glorious Cause Of liberty has been shown
on toe many battle fields for any 1raitor
ever dare to hope sympathy. r...l ...,.a
Meet the traitors boldly! Let Indiana
be the FIRST State to prove, By h0ngiftg
thatgsbs is5yet true TO her Pfighted faith
to 1aaintsin the Union, "a. .,;.a .-... r
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The HeraId's Salt Lake special Of the
9th says hcoIfission between the military
and citizens is imminent. Con. Hardin and
Associate Justices Wait and Drake, it is
understood, have called upon C"pnor to ar
sest Brigham Young and counseIors KIM
'bilf and Wells: The citizens are in arms,
desermibed to prevent the arrest Of their
leaders by Federal officers. The Morrmons
have, itsleSrdpBed 10 Gen. Wright TO restrain
Connor till 40 j: yestigaeion can be had.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-14

.-4 NaSnVt4St M4EsH - "
Further details of the fight at, F,rFa4DkJliD,
Yesterday, have been received. Eve, Eeglr
ments of infantry, one, battery apds To-, 18Th
Ohio, 9th Pennsylvania and End Michigan
cavalry, all under the command Of Gel. o.
burn of the % Indiana, advanced on Spring
Hill, Oh the 4th. Several spirited skirmish'
es occurred during the day, our troops
camping four miles from the town. On the
5th muyemsnt:.wPs apparent, and during
some disordstoob our left, the rebels sud-
denIg opened On zus with THAR batteries
from sevoesl different points. q At thsr same
time the enemy also appeared on each flank
in greatly sdpetisr5numbers. The unequal
o9ntt st Was rmasntaiIIed For some time with
great discrimination, With heavy loss % both
sides, but finally resulted unfortunately 90
our troopt.i o. -. 'a( &c '.-.i. e.. p" - =,
A fartelp part Of the 22d Wisconsin, s5th
and 3Sd Indiana, aud the 10th Michigan.
with most of their officers were captured.
.- New York, March T.,
tAdditional by the Arsbia. THE Csptair
of an English steamer, arrived at Gibraltar,
writes that on the 9Th of Feb uary he passed
a suspicious vessel resembling the Alabama
/ steathihg south :, on the 10Th be heard re.
ports and saw flashes sos gems also saw
| burstEns ebeiis distant about,s miles. Ds'
ideptly 3 contest between two vessels wa'
! going; on. He igst saw the flashes Of guni
at 8 .. M; from 10 tOllweFe fighting vssy
! heavy; and the exchange Of shots rapid :
! As he could nos see the vessels he canaO
| give further inforEstion.7>, -s snoa. as.j
There was an imr6sing demonstrations ID
Liverpool on the eg.h uIs., Ii support OF Ghi
Emancipation Proclamation % Itacoln. =
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PAssEn,HxTHE I7kkI0WA
fs INFANTRY. 3
HaADQuARTRhs fYFAl lEoMa sSSEaMrnEa8L 8L1
.s EAAea NAAh. - RaREzEsy TzNNEssEE, J

-. CAMP MA D. 8AHzz4ST TZ&NEeSEES 2
/ ,19@aK at 3aef1s47 February 2sth 1863.
L. A.. q meeting Of lbs eEcesa fpk thas 47st
Regiment Loxa nYalsntsers. theU felloEgEine :! 4 n ri
Eresolntions we're unanimously adopted q
an expression 96 tha rtsellngslof tha Al Rlsgi'
;pssps ~ To she sondast af the ensIl-WsE. fAe-
lep and Of oshsE dlssoiion elements A 0i ri thap
North s. Il, f.,,,.,5t.,. sfs..eS, III
S WHEREAS, a factiep al home is endeay.
bring BY means at fraudulent army onrres.
pond fence, 1aisf sprss en tatEon Of the policy
ok U6r Govsrnmeas, sensasiaa uasetiuksy and
kindfas crimes, Co ie1nbnrrsss The aAapinis
fsetian. discourage and .dissAsiafY ang eEEaE,
and give hope and consolation 70 our ene-
mics 10 arms; therefore; u" "'f'1 Ss's T$,'
ResolUed, That We hereby desire Co. ex
pssss aur urcontemps for esery saeh faction,
press, or person !, that we see ~ the success
Of their efforts destruction Of our Unlons
disgrace 60 dnr arms, and disbonor TO our
AtHPrFeAn name. ~. $50. :.1~j+ ~ J.
Rs.OIred, That while We realize The hor.
ror and uar dshlps Of war. We would not es-
cape by dishouorable treaty, aud that we
dIscnunteaance alf action or legislation
tepdlng to anG armistiee for the purpose OF
precartpg dlsgraceful peace, based y Upqp
u divided Unlsa, . ,.... 49, ,-...= 70
Resoired, That we win co-operate only
with true hearted friends Of the dUhi6h;
thar We spurn any attempt looking towards
drsaffeetioB. and thavwe hold Its inskIgators
as our common enemits. - q 3'.% col
Col. u. B. Hubs, Ch'p. i
Capt sc, HICKS, Secretary. -.
The b"ve res ,Iustons we're read at Q
DR. ess pnrate Of the regiment, and received
pot only she unanimous vote Of the same,
but three rousiug cheers. ... ....,.'..,
(Sigoed,) D, B, HltELIs, Col:
Com'g 18th Iowa Reg. Il
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~ At. a concers lately given by the
Baker Family in Mason county, Copper
head got into o terrible rage, kicked ups
dissufbance and isfeths house in . swear
ing; passion, as theIsinging Of whathe called
q SD-p Abolition song P' The song was
the sStar. Spangled Banper.n The truth
Of this story is vouched for by 8 6orrespOn-
dent and with whom we are persoally 40"
quaipssd land whose word is rsliable'-Peo'
ssa Transcript r...... ..-.- ..--t...~
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-%7 '.. = ,'- Franklin, March g..
There is no evidence that our forces we're
taken by surprise as TbOApsob's ssasfeu.2 Z
Van Dorm was known 70 be ia farce sheMd
Of us. and the btigads' Mss solldIs sdvab.
eiOg when sberebels appeared ia oEarwhei.
ming numbers. u .es'"H y 5'''2
A aae of trace was sent tetheir" lines
nsxs dag 20 obtain iaformatioao of our less,
bot vas prohibited from approaching she
battle 4istd.y They admit haEiug = fOFso Of
20 0oO,,ta,e ,fft 3.4, ai9as svae ,sosai
Lock ous'for stirring nfrom here in
few days, Il the rebels dare stand thsis
graundSy G. s..35 - rau..,,. 9aGsl5 2 El3a. u2
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Washington, March 10

Gen. Sumner is to take command OF the
forces lately hsld By Qen. Curtis The
command will embrace Arkansas, Missouri,
New Mexico, Colorado and Nebraska. 3
u, The Treasuryis is provided with O sufficient
amount Of bullion to meet all expected de.
mands. VIZ. ., .~ -,.. ..-....4. -, f. -
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81. Louis, March 9.

A Camp BIuntl Arkansas correspondents
Ofsthe D en- oerat Of the 26sh, says ths Cher-
ekse Et,e National oo1neil has jjust adjourned.
This is the ssme council shas vac cosresd,
by the rebel army sinsO passing 90 ordinanos
Of secessi on. Thsar 'Rsss aet'was sc repeal
ID ubanimddsfy; they aiaS passed anI acs . de- !;
posing I'll officers diisI0 70 ths sH San