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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-16

REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTEp.-Thc fol
lowing gentlemen are elected Representa-
tiyes for Hancock County:
Ellsworth, John ID. Hopkins, Union.
Brooklin, Rowland Carlton, Union
Mt. Desert, David p. Wasgatt, Union.
Gouldsboro', John L. Hill Unitn.
Deer Isle, Benz. +. Ferguson, Cop.
The ELEcTIoN.-We have received,
and publish in carefully corrected form
1856 towns in the State, casting an aggrc-
gate vote cf Gl,l94. Last year the same
towns cast G5, 059 votes, being total fall
ing off Of $500 votes. The actual Union
majority is ll,9lS, being a net Union gain
of III, and net copperhead loss of 30l2.
The real Union gain is 1919. As these
returns comprise just about one half the
total vote of the State as cast last year, il
will be seen that if the rest of the State
holds out in the same proportion we shall
have buried the copperheads under a ma
jority of nearly $4,000 votes. In any
event, We reteratc our estimate of yester-
day morning, that the Union majority will
he rising 10000. We expect a slight
falling oil in the more northerly portions
of the State. The best portion of the
organized effort Of the campaign was put
into the western counties, and there the
results are very apparent.-lphg.
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Look OH This,

eff any one more Of these States Of this
Union Southern statesl shouli, at any time Sc.
cede-or reasons the sufficiency and justice Of
which before God and the great tribunal OF his
tory they alone may ildge-much | houll de-
plore 1t, | never would as a Representative in
the Congress Of the United States vote one dol
lar of m 'ney, whereby one drop Of American
blood should be shed in civil war; (Nali4ndis.
hams speech in 1880.
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AN AprEAL TO HisToRy. Hon. James
I. Brady, distinguished democratic law
yer and politician of New York, in a late
speech says:
'Much has been said about usurpations
OF power; but where in history will you
md war against rebellion conducted
with such moderation
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1t is stated that by naval laws,
when an inferior vessel sinks a superior
one, her entire value goes to the viciors.
The Alabama being estimated to be worth
SoO0, 900, CAPTAIN Winslow will be en-.
tiled to fiom $4,000 to 800 900, while
the seamea VI gel from $1,000 $500
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HAt the Caucus in this town, last Saturday
evening Tor the purpose of nemiaatins candi-
date for Representative ~ the Legislature. John
D. Hspsias. Rsq-, vas ananinously re nominated
On The & ut vote. Parker w. Perry, Albert q.
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Ant, t.,ru on This.

" move that the nomination Of George b
Mcclellan be IN tie unanimous. - VallandIgham
in the democratic Cony eution at Chicago
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Position Of the Enemys Forces.-Ou
Regiments Filling ap-The Tallahassee
at WlImingtioa. Blockade Runners al
Halifar.-Nan,es Of New England Off,
GERS at Charleston, 5. C.--More Pirate
Tessets TO iedue Wilmington.
WASHINGTON Sept. II.
The bonds in payment of the new loan
will be ready for delivery at the Treasury
Department tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Such promptncss in delivery is
unprecedented.
The Hcralds correspondent with the
Army of the Potomac, says the capture OF
the cnemy's line of pickets was ordered
by General Hancock, and was executed so
30 quick, and quietly, that the rebels We're
prisoners before they were aware OF it,
rhe position occupied by them was on a
commanding piece of ground near one OF
sc,r field works. 1t was Immediately Oc-
cuuied nv oar troops, and held against the
attempts of the rebels to re-take 1t.
The Heratds 9th corps correspondent
SAYS it is aseertaned from rebel descrters
sh,t Longstreet's corps has been posted on
the rebel extreme right, holding the cOun-
try between the We!fon and Danvilic rail-
road, with Hii's CORPS in the centre occu-
pyinc a line of defence from the Weldon
road 10 the Petersburg, while Beanregard
with his division garrisons the fortihca-
tons around the city.
These deserters state that considerable
despondeney exists among the rebel sol
diers, especially Georgia troops, they be-
Iieying that their State is h"peiessy con-
sIucred. 1t is gratifying to see how our
regiments are filling up by the reinforce
suents constantly arriving. There Is a de-
cidcd improvement IN the mofdte oil the
army "a
Rebel papers announce the arrival oil
the Tallahassee at Wilmington, and pub
fishes a list Of the captures, which number
81 vessels, principally schooners. She is
preparing to 50 nut again.
rtrt New YORK, Sept. IL.
The Heralds despatch, dated Lertown,
Va, 10th. y. M. says the enemy attack
I'd onc brigade OF Ascriil's cavalry this
,,vraing ut Darksyiile, with Johnson 8
MrCsusiand's and Yaughan's 6rigades Of
..ayaIrr, aud Rhodes division Of infantry,
Iicut. Gen. Early eenda ting fhe attack in
\ ,rson. .,,-
ghs,trn and driven ia three successive
charges, unde. an artillery fire. upon and
.ssrua.h the rebel infantry lines Their
iafaatry was then brought forward 20 the
! ATTACK, whereHpen our cavalry bnsade
,cLos maker's) rctired-after hav'ng ex-
3 .s,ru ded their ammunitien-siaNir before
tAc rnemy's advance; .s. -,
$40 rks rrbei infan,re being unable to reach
the Unisn casairy, the rnemys aiorntrd
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Gent AreriU re-oceupies Martinsburg-
Official despatch from Gen. Sheridan
The ST. 5. c. Regiment Captured En-
tire
New YORK. 14th.
The steamer Tennessee, from Liver.
pool 30th, has arrived. News antici.
pated.
Charleston, S. G. papers of the Isl
lust, mention an explosion of a nam
month, Yankee torpedo near the south
west angle of Fort Sumter. 1t explod.
ed too far from the fort to do material
damage, although it shook the structure
heavily.
The rebel powder works at Augusta
Ga, exploded lately, destroyed 10000
pounds of powder, and killing nine
operatives.
The Charleston Courier is pleased al
the unity of sentiment in the rebellion,
States against any reception of overtures
for peace. The authorities OF Charles
ton are much annoyed by unknown per
sons mysteriously sending up rockets
from that city and suburban city.
All foreigners in Savannah who do moi
organize for the defence Of that city by
the Both ult, will be sent to Atlanta.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9ti
says the hope built upon the terrible
thiags that Wheeler was to do with Sher
mans communications seems fast falling
, into nothing.
The extension of the Petersburg ant
City Point railroad, connecting with thu
Weldon road on our front, was comple;et
on the 18th inst. An army of the Po'
tomac correspondent says our picket
aud the rebels arc only thirty feet apart
The utmost Vigilance and ceaseless hrin;
is displayed on both sides.
BosroS. Sept. IA.
God 227 l-2.
81. BALTIMORE, Sept. IA.
The Ameyicaa-s despatch dated Head
a uarters ir,s the 6sId, Tuesday, says tn
miiitxry situasioa is uaehang ed-but tn
opinion IL that ostilities Will shortly b.
resumed. Gen. Averiii has re-oocap'e'
Mar,insburg. aud working PARTIES o..
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Official Dispatches from Secretary Stanton
Sherman Concentrating at -4Hdnta-
Decentralization in the Copperhead Camp
--Vatiandigham Can't .Spatlow Nc
Gettan's Letter-Ihe Peace Men acill
Gait Another Conreation-From the Po-
tonne Army-Comptetioa Of Grams ne,t
Railroad.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Wash
ington, Sept 10. )
To Major Gen. Dix
This department has received dispatches
from Gen. Sherman down to 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning.
His army is concentrating at Atlanta
His troops are in position and well. He
saws Wilson and Steadman are stirring
Wheeler up pretty well and hopes they
will make am end of him as Gen. Gillian
did of Morgan.
No recent intelligence has been received
from Mobile.
No movements are reported in the
Shenandoah Valley or the Army of the
Potomac.
Recruiting is progressing vigorously in
most of the States.
tSieneD E. VI. STANTON,
Scc'y or war.
COLUMBUS, 10th.
vallandiyham arrived here yesterday, en-
rente to address the people in various
places in Ohio, but meeting McClelan's
letter of acceptance he promptly aulhor-
lied the democratic chairman of Ohio TO
withdraw his name from appointments in
that State, and returned home.
HEADQUARTERS Army Potomac,
Sept. 9-eyening.
The batteries on the right and centre of
our lines kept up quite lively fire to-day
at intervals.
The Richmond Examiner of to-day con-
tains despatch from Hoods army dated
the 9TH. which says:
Yesterday our advance drove the enemy
from Jonesboro and recaptured the hos
pital containing 80 Of our wounded.
Sherman continues to draw back towards
Atlanta for the purpose it is reported OF
strengthening the works of the eastern
western and southern approaches thereto
1900 will cover our loss from all causes
in battles and skrmishes last week
The army is in fine spirits.
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Cent AreriU re-oceupies Martinsburg-
Official despatch from Gen. Sheridan
The 9Th 5. c. Regiment Captured En-
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l.r-. i. :. - (.
Ahso,n nas oec,ared that Georgm and
o'ner : osales are IN reee'i'on TO the Fed
ers, Sose,npentItne crealon OF states
Hpicn 'ney cosio destroy as wei as
~ ~s su.nc,'I'ng war lie d'd not
ssek 10 restore .ne onlon under The
s,InN' "En, ~: ~ was INC "o'efn'nent
IT,, III sI Po"e
psss 'sAep que hone'ed ncu-
"f I 49, 80 M oyI' " ,ns', ,,. L" Ii'lion
do,,... ~ ~. nouss.u iA',,on VI
.rnm.S, srt;nn., ~ ~ S"'',,, se" e"s-
ria..na c"nS. 60 80 .ss",I.s.. Souns" peo
Tt.s .,.,.rs., .v5.s-
osF., .... ,.,..,. 3, ...a;.s.. . -
- Z = - = q
,,nsss;I M q NV 4, ~ }ks a
win term maze :" Neenyia,i,n M, r,sa
swoyd. mns., fnaiiv 1sto,;na,e ,ho co.;
te.t We sbouIa te., ,Lfdr. ,bs N,,,I
.rn na,nle ,har ,wS srs ,n.dr - go
,ia,e when ,bev ae re.dv 70 ,ecooo,iv,
the rich, of self rox.rnnsn, and ibo
.av.re;on,r ~ ,h. S,;,as
After each tic,orv on, Cove,nnsn,
sbo6ld m,te n di,,;nc, ,;Gar &c n,.n. on
,be.e ,erp,.. ,,SJ ,Ln,I,j ,bo non,oo saf
anv State he dd,h,.d 10, m. .rrn.,
force he wi,Ld,awn and ,I;s b,llo,.hor
decide If rof,s.a avon :, do1sn nm.
o;, :, 80 49,, 10 NJ,
- ,La,,.'',Is I N'@f " 's'"'' '"' -'o''"
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East Tennssses.

According 20 last accoun) fom
Longsusets army, i, had failed qack to
Bulls gapor Rogersyills nc.ion,
which Is the kew to the valley Atfsns
from Bdstol 10 Knoxville, folio t6g ths
course Of the Wstsugs .snd )olsron.
This movement WAS caused b}opsra
tions in other departments, ths
morale Of the army -was uritpsirsd
by il. 49,. =. ~.
We learn that on Sunday 1T our
fofces sndeavased to; flank potion Of
tlfe enemy column. Near :Aossyk sseek,
and, after A sl.erp, skisf,ish . iha Ean>
.ksss ksisesisd 10, Sttswherry nhi
and NiS SiniA rai ilsoad VA st ses seyS shdd
Eisnienaut Gibbs s6Eh,ly. wound ~,
With few exSerI icns.. Iopd feet,
army has re eDiistsd for. Tho .ya1 I'll.
troops are, saidsto be better, ola3 tbaI
any Of our forces in the field hilst
The sabsistencc department has, far
escelIed all Others, although. no fosis'
ions have been furnished for .thf pa.
four months, save those collected fithiI
the aepartment.- -
There, are reasons that we caniot ju
dlciously publish, WHICH induce, US I.
believe that important moremens ma,
he looked for at an early day IN tn
Tennessee department.. The i:bdtatio,
Of East Tenn essee is an. object of espo
cial desire IN this war. Its present con
dillon 'bndet Che ensmy's rule is abso
hnely sboesing, and: :.kindles the bioo'
of every. generous heart. The ver,
ou'casts of otesliou---the refuse seuu
of society h Vs joined With, a bas
mopyrel herd Of sboli,ionis,s whqnfak
the negro free 10 eo'nnit MI deeds G
violence and blood. l..'.~
Rich'd E'raminers 19M.
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fence in The SEast--tbis Is what expert.
ence bas proved is Our whest course.
Our previous advances into Psnnsyl-
cauis were the very things the Lincoln
Government wanted. They could no,
raise troops. and the war fever Was dy-
ing out in tie United States. sOuph
vasion O. Pennsy{ y{tapia rekindled be
war spirit, and enabled Lincoln TO raise
the troops he wanted. The United
States now are in tho same condition
they were then. The greater part OF
the troops in,the feIa go out of service
10 Aiay. They have refused 20 70 splist
to so great an extent, -.hs II President
Ispsslssbss sss;sasa :irEsSs pEsS
.TLe leampatg gi' 81 Lbs ssil6e }soSe y ftlle
RELUCTANCE, 81, tho .soidisfs in their arr
,njes to prosecute. Tho asar. IF Ihings
eoh.ipae es they are. there will be~ho
:, olmteers, and the new oonscripts will
be reluctant and few,.aRd in ali preba>
bili;y we will be. victorious throughout.
the summer, and win peace: ,apd inde>
pe6dence by the fall. Bat if we in
wade Pennsylvania, the same resrlt.@ip,
in all probability be produced again:
Our ehrmies will again fiji up their ar
mics, and. prelone~ The war. We will
do exactly what President Lincoln
longs for-prays f5r, il. Such a Llasphe-
mous wretch can praS. He would hail
our advance into PENNSYLVANIA with
triumphant jov, as - sort of. ProviIen.
tial inter- ention in his favor. 1t is ex
actV what he would do. If he had the
disposition of our armies. The lowest
so,t Of wisdom is. that which follows
events 1t is tile wisdom of experience.
not Of anticipation. Shall We be des-
titute of even this sort Of wisdom.
Which may inspire aad dir-c, the weak.
est Understandings Chas Mercury.
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IuRtrp.
/" Plead Thou my Cause. "


Plead thou-O plead my cause |
Each self,excusing plea ..
Ny trembling soul withdrawe, &C.. y
And flies 70 thee.
Where justice rears her throne,
All who, saye thee alone,
Nav stand, o spotless one?
Plead thou my causel
All. plead not auglt Of mine,
Before-thin tartbrone:
Fragmcnts-whcn all.is thine-
AlI-all thy ownl
Thou seest what stsins they bear;
Oh since each tear, each prayer,
Hath need Of pardon there,
Plead thou NY cause.
With lips that, dying, breathed
dressings for words OF scorn;
With brow where l had wreath'd
The piercing thorn;
With breast to whose pure tide
did the. weapon guide
i, with no home berid-..
Plead thou my cause!
plead-@hen the tempters art.
To each fond hope Of mine,
Denies this faithless heart
Can Ger be thiue.
II sland-r whisper TOO
The rim never krew,
1hnu VIII" couli'st urge The irue.
Plead 'huu my cause!
q, Plead my cause;
70 Plead iu"wiihiu my hrcast,
iill there thy peaceful Dove
Shall bud. her nest.
Thou know'st this will-how frail
Thou kn"w'tt-,hough LANGUAGE fni:-
My sous mysterious tale
flrrd thou my cause
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syn"psis OF Coy r!hifrfT. hffTjEM MimcI 10.

= G">eru"r Browns Message was read
4" 1a> He rec"m,nehdS " vyerou~
S'a'" Pile, on ihe following questions:
Tie relief f s"'die,s' fau,iIies. Gotten
planting, illegal dis,ila!i"n, impress
mer' fpiovi. ions. the 'emovl Of alaves,
nnG dcsert;On from tie army. TIE
f"!I"~ir SYNOPSIS has re,nmlS on gen
er.l >"i j,ct>:
The late acIion of Congress has slr,k
en- The confidence Of the people in the
jnsIico OF competency Of our ti.arcial
afi"irs. The compulsory fundids Of
seven hundred millions in forty. days, al
les tate Of interest than the amoun,
pledg' d on the face OF said notes. rSss4H
b!e a rcrIGiation - -. -. .......
inc. .discussion Of important measures
in secret sessions are declared bii gh,-
ing curse, CONVENIENT fof. eanrassing
What will not bear light. Tie new mil.
itary Lill is unconstitutional. ths, con .
sciiptiou Of citizens win not Az The
army, but they will stay at bomc. lie.
tailed, thus depriving. the State of her
active militia, and placing civn' ffglas
sabordinate 10 military powef.
The suspension of. the Habeas .Oarpuas I
under pretended necessity, eonfeps upon
the President POWERS .denio1@ by tie
Constitution. 1ile power uf !Geagrers
Ito suspend the. .IIabeas Gotfns IS ohs
implied, and limited by express Ascia
rsfipes in fi1or Of personal. liberty
= Congress cannot confer judieial 'po er
f}upon The Exeeurive, and wasrspts.sssued
bysths President are ptaip. Violations al
the Constitution. IT a,is act - aeapi.
ssectl 10, the Presidens may i.pprison
| whom he chooses. it being Unnecessary
to allege ireasonable efforts. No Ennri
dare investigate the Case. The Eeeis-
Iature is earnestly requested 10 tasf
promp, action and stamp the -acpaviti
be seal Of their indignant ret.oke. =.
The Governor reyiews the eauses' p
ie wp- who. are responsible, and bow
pace should bs sought
lie occupies half his Message rhsw
G the uucbrislian cbarac,er. 4sfS ti,s
pr. Northern Denoessts, And nod
10 Republicans are exsaeraled Run
using Il. The responsibility re.tssex
asiysly on tho wicked gsppbiieai
pders, who denied the coinpaet OF IL,
institution declared. an anti slaves,
bls and an anii&lasecy God. ;phss
iained possession Of the Federal Coo
bment, and the South was compelled
self,defsnce. 70 sever The compscf 90
6 sovereign States. which tbs wiekss
ysn promised 10 restore by che pars
lpx Of force. Under tbs pvststcs III,
abeas Corpus has been trsmpled,' tb,
Hot boz pver.awed, armies iaised I,
pld the Nerth aod subtiae ihs South
change Of adn,ipisirstton IN the Noril
ss, come before We can have peace
ssoiution defends the ,igA,lof stsi,
byersignty. p ~.b
Selfgavsrnmens did not provoke var
I'D smieable adjustment was refused
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Don r BORROW Don't, borrow,
it is d bad practice it often times
gets yot into trouble. If you want
anything, and can't buy it, go with
out it--don't run to neighbor' g
house and say. ."please loan me sn
and SO. %. If yea do, ten to one tho
person of whom you borrow may
say after you. are gone, 81 wish
those people would quit borrowing.
I never expect to see the articles
Just loaned any more. Pm tired
of living in such q neighRorhood
Intend to sell out and moy-o away.
Shntless people; those who never
take care ef.anytbing of their own
| are usually, the, ones who, borrow
the Inest. Thc' e, ~. 0Tery tsshg goc
! destroyed, and then depend upon
other people"
Accustom yourself to feel mean
with'a borrowed garmentom-with
a loaned thing in your house,
Say to yourself if | had done right
and been industrious, and cultiva-
ted good habits, l could have lived
independent of this practice. l
should not have been neighbor-
hood nuisance. Again we say,
don't 6oiroac .-SoWhe17s Literary
Companion.
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-. Flat-Footed Coartship.

; Ono long summer afterBoon there came
TO Mr.. Jones tire most curions specimen
Of an old bachelor the world ever heaftl
Of. He wds ,,ld, grey, wrinkled aud ngly.
He hated women, especially old maids,
aud he wasn't afraid 20 say 50. He an
. Aunt Patty had it hot and hsGvy, when-
ever. chance threw them together; yet
still he eanie,. and Il was noticed that
Alpt Patty took Unusual pains with her
dress Wlienever. he was expected. One
day the contest Wagcd unusually. strong
ht6t Pafty left him. in disgust and wen,
out into. tiIe sardeu. -" The 'boar, :" shs
matfered 20, herself, az. she stopped t.
gather 9 blcssoni which assractsa her at
~ What dia yoa; a;s,ia .~sy forss.saia !.
gruR yoice close TO her side. ,t,.s {
80 To get rid Of you"
:" Yoa didn't do II, did yau.:''-. :. :.
40; sou are worse than y Bardocl
burr" =,
SYou woa't, get rid Of me eisk q.
al wort ehP' =
l"Only' in one Way"
a. Aud thsti"
T "Marry me" =. =
sWhat Sustwo fools get married p
What will che people say :.
"Thats potIhGg to u.s. Come, soy
yes or no; I'm in a hurry" .
."Well--yno, then, =.
- :, VERY: we'll - good bye; I shan
xBas stop .bi.-+what . pueker to b
~ Yes or no:",Sv.1 =. -
~ must cSnsuR - &C.
1 San right. ItiIougirtyon was Of .ngs
Good bye ~ =. -
"Jabsz Andrews, donft be fool
Come back k-coiie back, say. Why
believe the critter hes taken me Cor earn
est. Jabez Andrews, Pr coHsidss."
j Al don't want osScoasidertngr I'r
gone. Becky Hastings is waiting 6cr ms
4 thought I'd give you the frst elraso,
4 An right. Good. ,bye,n = -. ..-,
"Jabes 7 JAbezI that stnex-up Beck
\ Hastings slsan't .havs him, " die for 8
ysbsz-YEs. Do you bearf I Ray :
YES" 'iNs
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A NSob irto n.-i-"JtSapia'

W. ~ M'imm"1, IN the Erich
nond papers atrf elsewhere. ,hn, an.
other MAJ Gh iuto.P"nnsvlvauia. ty ou-
Amy tf the Pnd"mar. :. contemplated
b.v the authorities Of R,ehmoyd.
ON cause ia jast looking M. TIE;
Spring Campaign has opened auspiciou6,
" f7r NJ. Everywhete the advance IS
ibe enemv has teen repGlsedy- Wo
presume .;hnt this has occasioned Iie
expectation "f another raid i,to Perm.
sylraiia. .Wl.enerer we have reached
POSITION. of strength. aed appear to he
abont 10 vim u,- in'hpendsnee ana
peace, tlhsre~eomes some 'inconceivabie.
ENORMOUS tjntGtes, by Which our
cause is. pro.tra&d: "a.
We have made two raids into Penn,
sylrepia, and; hoth have Gceii disasS
,, nrsns[Me, sns etitliug with fhe' battle
OF Skarpsburg-a and the other, with tie
battle Of Gettysburg. -after' .botif. Of
whick We lrrre retiea,sJ ~iheuofmous,
losses.
The last' iRxastop of .PsnnSv vlyauia
tvm peculiarly. unh5rt,Inaie yicEsburg
was besieged. andaLs ppssession ofSLe
| Missiasipli aadsits. .epeat yallies. turned
Upon. the sieaess IL. instead Of the
army OF Virginia ,alsahcing. o. Rsnn-
tsylvania;,h Lad sldo1 on 4ks .tefspsise,
sad lrdd sent 4ks tliiStx ti,opaand -rfnSn
We ldst.ip ibe inYssipts 30 rsfwe ticlss
kafg, that city ,wnfid not .Gsye. faItefs.
Lard we xo,ad This dsy prscesalts bsxs
4 hsds pc ee. - - ~ > 49, ~ q
We sawstbs bIapaer;; nd.tHii hoaalI
at great -io~s. -rep5dfsd Sit.f, Ffotii 4he
conquest Of the valley Of Tie Miskis,
!. sipRf oj,Sehesny nSfvanesd NJ The. eoss
quast; df Rsst sennessee.. Cen Lang
street was, esn: with fweRty-six thou.
sand men, ffori the. ArnY. Of ,Efailis
10, ,ihe, aid d Gen Bragg. TO. prevsn,
tho cstssti ofbe..- The 6b5ec, wis %
conplished. --Tle enems wss vxraaisis
ed at the baf,te-of Cisickamaiiga. =" rt
! co,nptets qt'r success. and 10 jdsi&e 90
7 ibe ei,enre, f.o;p East 'rsnnesses. ",
) bad only 70 bdla to (ae,>l,iesps rliei
thaaL proved syecsssfal, and 4eep Gen
4 tLopgstrsst with Gen. bragg. BoSher
rhsgaip, on the i've Of fipsl victory .ast
lspccess.:the demon Of .rnifchhsf iHtettven .
al. Yhe .hmy' Of Tennessee was <6j
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