davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Erpseition am James River.

Sort so cnroe, 3. Sebr. Sen.
Sutlcr bat iceben Den fol9enoen offijiels
len Seridbt erbalten:
Qm 81. SSanuar 9n9 cine Grpeoition
Den Same6 Riper uno pagen Greer nab
Smitbflelo binauf, UNI iib elmer Grpeoiz
tion oen Gbufitud binauf an;uIblieBen,
unter 8eneral 8rabom, nm oas oortiae
S6mu0oeloepot oer Rebellen 3u 3erit6s
rem. Die Grpeoition lanoete Su Smith
ttelo. betebeno aus 90 Wann unb elmer
0aubise, untsr Capt. See, um na6 Dem
@buditud 5u maribiren. Weilen iens
ieits Smitbfelo ftie6 Die1es Oeta1ement
auf 200 8ebelIen nit 2 @eI6Gsen uno
I6lu3 oiefe in Die Slu6t. - Da es aber
talibe gta6ri6t tiber elm ttdrfes feinoli=
Dies @orps erbielt, Del6es anoebli6 jtpis
tben ibm uno Dem 9bu6itud itano, 70
tebrte oas Oetabement nab Smitbftelo
5uruf uno lteB oa6 ormirte Sransport=
lblT nSmitb Briggs bolen, pel6es in
Sol0e oes 9tebel5 erit um I25 llbr am
Wonta9 anfam. Sei Sooesanbrub orifs
fen 500 Hebellen Den @apt. See an, mel.
3'r ltlD IN Smitbflelo peri1anSt bate
Gr 6ebauptctP itb ober big sur Qnfunft
oeS Smith Briggs urb 900 ft6 oann an
oeilen Scaro jurtif. Die Rebellen i6ois
fen ober oaS S6iff sufammen. Capt.
See, uno Elm 5beil ieiner 9eute fbwamz
men uber Den SluB uno entfamen. Die
norl9en nuroen 9efaneen 9enommpn. =
llnler Serluft an Sooten, 8erwunoeten
uno SermlBt bstru9 so. Der Seine
1ou $50 uerloren baben. 8olo no6 be,
We9nabme oes Smith Briggs fIoe er nit
elnem fur6tbarem &rab in bic 9uft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Seffentlt0e Senbu
G(uf 0cnneritn9S ben 10ten Otdr;

9tuf 0onnerita96 ben 1Oten OtdrI
nSalens, um o ll0r gprmittaas, Iollrn am Sau>
le hes llntsr,cthnsten. in StrsSauecn 6nunihip,
Qe6a GauntS, fclssnrr artitsI auf SfFsntIt6r
9encu Ssrtauit nerpsn, ndmli@:
3psi pprtrsffIi&s Yfsros, pCYcn biS etns elm
gutes SattslpfsrD, nup bas cncrre Elm sttranl6'
tes Jamtlsnpfrb II. 4 prdttise 6d0e, wtI>
DE ALE in tur;sr 3eit in grcft fcmmrn' tin
Sitnp, S2aafs, 8 S6nrins, Yfsreeseidirr aler
qrt, paruntsr eirr cUppelts Sstt lsGtsS @sI&irr,
cine IreihmaItins uno gfubssepdIt, Elm gutter
,rptiaGuls gBasrn NIT Bobby, Gin Spaiierwasen
nit gannn uno Drihid, 9Figr mb @9sen, gSinbs
mt6le, Sraleitrrn un6 SGemrl, Sol,lrtern, Gin
nfucr SuliiGIittsn, Gin 2uiti&Iitten, q cub
&dbfrttCn, 6eu. uno WiR9atrln, @jrag -, ofe'
den cnO Sbaufsln, 6fu BET Der y Srll6'
tcrnlaub tcim @rbunO, rtra 10 " amen i'm
@runo anO zine Grpfel, Nlibls mo Srua 8e9d
unb gfoIlen, allsrlsi S&uinsr 6ancUfrfe. @eitirr,
II. +. 10. 5srner; Better unD Ssttf'srn, Elm
Dim nit 8ctr elm Gdihranf, SdGmT b-dnf.
9RufIdranF, Scl,tine uuo IunR ur6 cine sr'as
grI6tsrrnbrit anprsr artttsl ;u umli6nfd& dds;
bier Su mslbsn. ... .s .
Die 9sOtnsunSsn am Ssrtaufsta8s UNI GuT'
rartung ron
2(brabom so. 9eiiin9cr.
5sbruar 2, 1864. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
N16rt6t

rirb ttrmt ssssbtn, bag Der llntsrss&nds ais
aemtniffratur pUn hr SintsrInifsni&uft bts Ssr,
fiurbtntn Q lcmUn Semmerer, Isbt.
bin Ron gisbsr OhlfCro Sauni6ip, 9t&a
@auntp dnseiisat pprOsn 1T. @as bisitni.
gen, wslGs babsr nod an btIaste SintrrIaltn.
itaft f@uloig inb, wrrpsn bisrmit aufasiortsrt
inntrbalb 6 gEc&sn atSub3ablcn, unb Sol6s bic
NOD rsHtmGeiss Gnipri&s battn, bslisttn lore
a'@nanSsn tnn'rbaIb bsiastsr t3et wUbl6sRdtiat
an
-- MARTIN &emmcrer.
5rbruar 2, 1869, no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
SeiTentli6e 8en6u.
GamltaB8 zen 27Iten Scbruar,

Gam tags zen 27ten Sebruar,
nm 10 rl6r gurmitta9s, fcGm an SnuGs bss tln~
tcrIdbricbenen in Nrrrr' 'Waeunsie Saunitip. See
ba @aunty, Hobr Nsu 5trae, fpl9cnbe NrttteG
auf SfirntliGer YsnOu pcrtduft pTOen, ndmlIG
Gisr S6afpfrSr, cline Sabre ofts Grsbmdt>
re, IbsraQ ,u brau9sn. cine trasenoe WlGtrr, elm
auter 5 Sabre alter Saul, Elm portrrfli6tr bret
Sabre alter 6snsf nit eunfrlbraunrr 5nrbt,
(0timterssrs 8tdtO 2 2'idbrt9t Sduefaltn.
sns bas nGt Isift iitsrtrCfTsn psrbsn fam, elm
iS6rip NlGbreufallsn, CUTE @iI&iits, 8 SaSon
fnb Sp6tiatrstiite, 2 pprtrsfHitt &cbnfiibs, 1
arpEsr unO 2 tleine 8ullsn, 3 unb A Mrnattn
alte JGltr, 2 WuttuIhaafe, Elm purtreffIinsr
Bed, 8 2duierl6psine, 2 Ssraduls. .gpSs'n, 10
aut ais neu, Elm 2 @Gui6wassn, Gin Sprtnasiud"
aen, cine Sulfp, 2 9aar SsdIrtrrn NIT S0trmsl,
/ paar Spl,eitsrn, Elm boppeltr SclJtlttten,
Elm Iatrpt 5rurs6,en, 2 nrue pFIgr, @agtn,
Gin GulHUGsJr, 2 8paro. Boobies, cine Sdeprtu,
cine Oui6maIdtue nit YisrbesspaIt unO @um
Stsap, cine Binpmiats, 2 Strcb6dnts, cine nit
pfroelepalt, 2 Qftsrbsltirre, SoroEr9f6trre,
4 WHuaseeI6rrr, 4 Widtnnsbsn, Summtttn,
Snnrbalftern, bUrpstts II. anpsrr Setnen, pfugS'
unb Gtcfwadecn, 3 6oppsIn, Sperrtettsn,
8dbtsttsn, 2 5ru6rsifsn, sne @rasisnIe, Rsttsn,
NHli uno Seuaateln, NRtatsu, 1856 pfunb Ia"
bat. iebr gut sspudt fir Sisarrsn. elm SO6Oftn
nit Tu6r uno @ef6rr, nsue SuttebUrsn.-
Rinopisb tann auf Dem YluB tlstben bic ben 4.
QpriI, tvrnn man bafiir fen plab bat--uno nod
utstr anbtrr 8dgsrns unb Saus'9rdtbl4attsn
~ umliineliA gu mtleen.
s Munatsn Grrstt unS aufrartuns ptrb sr8s>
6en bon
gSiQiam @. &emmerer.
q. 3ies;nius, gurtpn6r. -...8
6sbrudr 2. ...r .#-a napS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
gn1n goren,on empfino audi cine -Oe.,

Soup. 8oreman empfin9 aub cine Dee
pei6e pon 8aQipolis, pona6 Der Damp
fer ,,9epi," mel6sr leBte geatbt bon bort
nab @barlefton, 2S. s., ob9on9en, bel
Re6 6auie (&ana,pba &uer) we9eeroms
men 'unb perbrannt tpuroe. Srieaoes
Sen. Stammon uno elmer ietner Stobss
pffi1isre rpuroen 9sfanesn eenOmmCn.--
Der Rete Der pafa9iere uno Ranns
idaft ipuroen frei9e9eben. Die RebsIs
len uerbrannten ou6 bas 2ele9rarb .ns
amt tu Reo 6aufe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Ypn perI6nli6em g5ermBaeu.

Dpn PeribnIi6em SermE9en.
SamFa8 Srn 2ORsn Ssbruar, um 1 llbr
Na6mittass, iUl am Sauis res llntsrI6riste.
nsn in NiIIsrstaun, Gr&a gaunts, bas fclssnbs
psrfDnlide gsrm0ssn uuf Sffsntlt9r gsnbu per.
tauft perben, ndmIiG
3wsi pfsree, cine SuIts, 2 5allins.5cp Bd.
gen, elm 3psiFsissr 0assn, elm Buggy @ussn,
elm Sprinstrus. .Bassn, 8 S6ltttsn, Gin breifBt-
ger S<ttsn, 5Ol,i6lttsn nit bOppsltsn 9dufsr,
E Sstts snfuGes YfsrbsssI&irre. ,pst brppslte
Sstts 9fsrbeasI6ius. unb lcuf nod Siele anbers
artitsl su umfdnblid 30 mslbsn.
Die 8sbnsunsen am 8erfaufstass unb Guf=
wartune ppn
e. g. 6. @esco.
SSstruar 9. .... na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
NQ6rt6t
nqbgs

tpiro tisrmit ssssbsn, 6aB bic lntsr;si6nrts ale
apmtniTrutrtr BON Der 5ntrrlaiinI6aft res Ter.
lturtsnrn 8 Srnatban S6umatbcr, Isbt.
bin pUn RisOumarlln9ie Sauni6ip, 9s&a GauntY
anse0elt wOrbsn 1T. Gae Disisnlse pubrr, wel&e
nod an bsia9te Sntcrlnftni6aft T&ulpis fnp,
wsrpsn tisrbwb Gufgsfcrpst innertalt gBc6en
ansurufsn unO abButrSablrn, - llnb Scl6r bic
nod rs6tmGeioe Gniprdde su MAIDEN tnbrn, tprr-
ben sIei6falI6 sriu&t tbrs 8s6nunssn innrtatb
Der tsiastsn 3stt rpUblbeldtiBt sjn,utdnbisrn, an
0poia S6umober, Iom'trir.
Sebruar, 9. 1864. uo6n,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
$I39 IL
$l429 so

I'm oen preiiosnt unb Oireftcren Der 9es
9a @auntp 9e9enieiti9en 9feroez&ers
it6erun9ss sSefelfbaft:
sSir bic llntsri&rebcnsn, srnnnnt ais gubltu.
rsn I'm bic RsGnun9 pom s. Z. Srbps, @Ia.,
S@abmtiasr Der bsla9tsn @ritaidaft ;u untsrfu.
den, tei&etnissn Httrntt, Oab mir bsIagts Re6.
nung nit ben oarauf bsjisl&tn 9apisrrn Dsralis
den tabsn, unO fanbsn eins Sitan; in ben 6Gns
ben bee triasten S4dsmeiiisrs Spn ;rti unb aft
js SRaIer unO a&t unO aft3iB Grnts, wis Oban
ansegrben III.
9s3suSts nit auiern llntsrI9riften bieIsn 80.
Sanuar 1864.
:. 6. Sreinio, }
Samuel Gbriit, { 2tuoitors.
s. S. 2Sieano, }
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
grr arirg fir Die aniOu.
9SGmt &rGeNsfd1GneGafse.
-Jebniton's Hrmcc 81 Qonaftreet uno
nab t1Jobile ae3oaen.

nab tlIebile 9e3e9en.
6untsuille, Qla., I3. Sanuar.
S6 bin foebsn BON Chattanooga bier ans
9efommen.
Sor meinem lb9an9 mar Sen. palz
mer bon elmer &efO9nossirun9 na6
&in99Olo uno Dalton jurddeefebrt.-
Da6 @ros Der feinoliten Qrmee 1T uns
5neife.baft abeeIo9en unb Sen. 0almer
9laubt, oaB es 5u Gon9itreet 3iebe, um
in 8entudp einJufallen.
Selt meiner Infunft oabier babe i6
yto6rl6ten erbalten, ipelde mid elduben
lafien, oob 6aroee Mobile ueritdret bat.
Sin InsriT auf Mobile muroe un;peiz
felbaft in Den lesten Sa9en 9emabt.-
6ieit9e perionen baben UNI @rlaubnib
na69eiu6t, ourb uniere Ginien nab Mo.
bile 3u 9eben, UNI uerDunoete Serpanote
5u pfle9eu.
Qcittipe Na6ribten bon einem 2(n9riff
auf ienen Ylas uno ieinem pobrI6einli.
@en Sail iino in Sur8em 3u ertporten.
Ser Hebc1lens lIebcrfaa am Nptcmae.
Der 8oltimore american bat foIsen=
be Oepe i6en
M ! n 8 8, Sa.J =. Seb.-
Die Rebellsn'@apalIerie bur6fbnitt bic
SeIe9rapbenlinie 6itli6 BON Cumberland
beute 9e9en Nfittao. Die Srdae iiber
Die ytoro Srdn6 iou nieoer9ebrannt fein,
bel p1tterions @resf, 10 Weilen oiefeit5
Don Cumberland. Won firbtet einen
Qn9riff AUDI bier.
Gum berlano (iber Qittsbureb,) }
2. Seb., ltbr 9ta6mitta9s. t0eute INN
l l1br 9rif Der Hebell Sol. Roifer nit
500 Mann Die Soften am potterfons uno
nm ben gtoro Sran6 an. g2ab eini9em
&f ipuroen unfere Sruppen uertriez
ben uno Die Sriide an beioen punften
perbrannt. 3u gtoro Sran6, no Die
Sabn Gber ben 9otomac 9ebt, tpar Die
SrGfe 3iemli6 lang. Die RebelIen ainz
gen oann iiber Sraops Wiu nob Seem
Greet ob. lln9rifFe auf Saflano ODER
Dieomont rperoen aefir6tet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Sefentlt6e Sen6M.
Sch. g..

2(uf Samfaes Den 27fen Sebruar,
UNI IL ll6r Wittass, GClIsn ant SauIe brs Inter.
;ei&nstsn in 9owbiQ 3aunItbip, 2f6a Gaunty.
fulssnbe @rtitsl auf EffentII6tr gsnbu Srtauft
psrSsn, namIidb
Sin quite 8OmIisn Md6rs Sabre aft, 2
frl&msItiss CUTE junsrn &ubr. stnr papCn nit
8alb bis Ssupu, S&wein. Gin IlOdspay g9a.
gen, 70 gut ale neu, elm Sprnsspa9sn, elm 1
Saul Saunsn'Basen, Saspl<tsn, Solltlit.
ten, YFdSs, gssc, SsuIeitsrn uno Sdsmsl, sBinO.
matis, Yfsrrrssi&irr, 5lirssnneBe, SattsI unb
3atm, 5ru6trsfe, 9ros1rnls, Sm unb Strpt,
9ts@su unO @absln, Rib unb anbns Jeettsn,
SGifttns DsiGsI, 2 8tttsn unS SttlaOsn,
S&rant, Drapsr. 3 1ti&s, etabls, MsblfRs,
SCGSfsn, 2 giisnisfsI, tupferntr SeiItl, 8uffa.
lctaut, @drpsts, 5ruGidds. cine an,att Gspptts,
Safer unb Stdnnr, elm @sustr, une lOnll nod
pisIs Grtilsl su umRdnpIi& ju mrlbsn.
Die Ssbnsunssn am gsrtaufstust uno aufs
wartun9 BON
Sipen Seibert.
Sstrunr, 9. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Ter RebeIIrnan9riF auf Ole Baltimore
ObiosSabn 3urilfae(d,Iaaen

g alt imore, 3. Seb. Die 9riife
iiber Den pattsrion @rett, bic ein,ioe an
oiefer Sabn, psIbe bsibdoiet puroe,
miro mor9en ioweit ber9eftelIt iein, oo6
Srabts uno Qafa9ieriiise paiiiren t6ns
men. Die @ompaonis bsfir6tet feine
weiteren Sbwieriofeiten.
8 beelin9, 5. Ssb, Sen. Seller
tsle9rapbirtc beute 9t0bmitta9 an 9oup.
8oreman, oaB Die Hebcllpn an ouen
9untten uon Der GiicnbaDnlinie suruf
9etrlcbcn mCroen mo ieet i'm uoQem
Ndtju9 be8viTen ieien, bon uniern Srup'
pen Iebbaft perfolat. Der Sbacen an
Srutten tiber Den 9toro Sronb uno pat:
thGrloH 9reCt 1T nur unbeoCuteno. Die
Sllenbabn miro in . 5a9en pieper in
Sstrlebsorcnun9 Ieip,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

t1isosrIaSe Der RsbeIIen in TenneGee.
@o f6pile, 3. Ssb. General
Dodge bsri6tet, oaB unfere Sruppen am
2S. San., unter Sol. Qbillips, pucop
auf oas fiotide. Sennefes ltfer trieben
uno feinen 9an5en Srain nobn Der aus
20 @a9en beffano, 200 S6ofen uno 100
Qferoen uno Mdultbieren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
6ric0s< <SIaCtriCs)ter,

Btr ldbsn btsrna&Rsbsnb bic pi&Hsatn unb
msflt 'raSrI@slnIt&sn-Snn ale su ssben IN In
etnsm wS&sntIi&sn 8latts rein unmSsli&-
Srtsss'Nn&ri&tsn, srupptn.9swssunssn, u. +.
To-, tUsOsr, rrts iIs bon Gag su Gag bsi uns elm.
ttsttsn, fOlssn, bamit anIrs esfsr BON allen gOr'
tallsn TN 3uiammsnbans untsrri&tst ptrbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
@entreDQleD 0D1tdmt.

5OGs,nct Srisfe linO tpabrsnb brm Isbtsn Bier.
tel i'm GsntrspaIIsp 9ORumt Isssn ssbIisbm
Sniamin Rain, Sane StsssnIcn, Gattarina
Dice, Jrau ananbas esitsrt, 8sbseea Did, 5rau
Benjamin Bsifls, emma Surotp. Srau sGilIam
GIhta6. Tames 1Dilt, 9. M.
Setruar 9. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
T1baf< Sddme1t

oCn Der teRn &rt fir Sisis 9rssnO. Gbsnfals
SriI6e @artenzSdmr
ssSuscn BON Ganbret6 unb SCtn In philadelphia,
tpslts bic tsitsn Samsn3isbsr In gmsrifa RnO-
ju BADEN BET I. 3. nJofer,
gpCtbstsr in glIsntaun.
q. S.-3u jsOrm pdd&rn Saamsn sstt i'd
ais @sI6snf cine Srf6rtibuns unb Anw,tluns,
ME man psnlsltsn am bsiisH pFanst pbsr fact.
Au& &alsnorr ftir ristS Sabr BON Driebt's
inbtun16sn pillsn, sUn assr's 8sinisunas.sil.
len, unb pom So6fsttsr's Nasrn 8ittsrs, llnb
bel mir umlcnf ,u baben.
Z. y. t1Iefrr, apcttstr.
6ebruar 9. ra-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

Der tsinate &s6nunssfibrer telaRst Ifa nit
foIssnbrn Summsn, empfansen pdbrrno Dem
Satr, nGntl6 Or.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Gsbruar 9.
. te f { d Il Il Il d

BON 5. :. 6treO9, 3D., S6a9meiifer
Der Se6a Gountp 9e9enieiti9en 9ferz
oe@Serit1eran96s @elelli1oft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
MQentduIt 8dnf.
Nm ltsn 6sbruar 1864,

I'm lten 0ebruar 1864,
GapitoI:stcd, 100000 90
DisCcntos, Grbanst, prcf. u. Bert. 4,446 "a
lnlauf 1865 90
Depchten, 2U3,2l3 76
Shulot9 an 8antsn, l6.3sS %
iiubsSoblte Dipipsnes, 996 O0|
Contingent Tone, 10000 90
Genlmcnpgatth, 1928 6S
9569yO23 Al
DistcRtirte RiaS, ..,. .$235, SCI n
StaatS' uno 8er. St. Ger. Dep. l36.923 OF
Suo9ments, SOB %
@cn 8antcn fSai9, l05.940 SO
Sicten Il. Gbeds uon anbern 8antsn
uno eeeal Senprr 25.695 33
SpetisD 1888 90
eisaenoes &ermSacn, 5000 90
SuSptnsc Rcehnuu9, ll,4S4 81
Grpsus uuo prOteft 0us9absn, 576 90
S569.023 IL
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

$I429 so
@anjer SsGauf bonn Duplitat bon
1868 1920 Al.
Silanj pom Duplifat BON 1863
niGt eollsttirt S156 81.
Sr.
Der beia9te 8e6nunse SrrIanst Grebit fir
bic IusjabIuns fclssnber Summer, ndmI
Serl II # E, e,nGmli6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
SefentIt6er 8erfauf

Jebruar 9.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
HIS TRIAL.

but not CONDEMNED TO PUNISHMENT
by reason of his very useful and ornamental
and taste as to surpass the imperfections of Ma
lures ORIGINAL, and to become great bless
ing to community. His pleasant rooms are still
allowed to be open and he is constantly prac-
Using his counterfeit art upon human mouths
deficient of
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
Surrender of Fort Pillow.
BuTcHERY OF OUR SOLDIERS.

BUTCHERY OF OUR SOLDIERS.
Fort Pillow, above Memphis on the
Mississippi, was attacked by Forests
rebel force on Tuesday morning. The
rebels sent two flags of truce at different
times, during which the fighting ceased
and they gained advantage of position.
Our forces were under command of Ma
jor Booth of the 18th Tennessee u. S.
heavy artillery, formerly the LIST Alaba-
ma cavalry. The battle was kept up
until 8 p. M, when Major Booth was kill
ed, and Major Bradford took command.
The rebels now came 10 swarms over
our troops, compelling them to surrender.
Immediately upon the surrender ensued
a scene which utterly battles description.
Up to that time comparatively few of our
men had been killed; but, insatiate as
fiends, and bloodthirsty as devils incar-
nate, the confedsrates commenced an in
discriminate butchery of whites and
blacks, including those of both colors who
had been previously wounded. The
black soldiers, becoming demoralized,
rushed to the rear,-white officers hav-
ing thrown down their arms. Both white
and black we're bayoneted, shot and sab
red. Even dead bodies were horribly
mutilated; and children of seven or
eight years, and several negro women,
killed in cold blood. Soldiers unable to
speak from wounds were shot dead, and
their bodies rolled down the banks into
the river. The dead and wounded ne
groes were piled in heaps aod burned;
and several citizens, who had joined our
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
SAMUEL BICKFORD'S ESTATE.
TATE OF WEIR NJ o. u ,


At a Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, with
in and for the district aforesaid, on the 10Th day
of April, A. D. 1864.
John Walbrdge, administrator of the Estate
of SAMUEL BICKF0RD, late Of Crattsbury,
deceased, intestate, presented to said court his
petition in writing, setting forth that the per
sonal property of said deceased is insufficient
for the payment of the debts and charges
against said estate; that said deceased, died
seized of real estate in Craftsbury, aforesaid, to
wit: The northcrly haIfof lot No. 3 in the first
range of lots in said town. and that said real
estate is incumbered by mortgage; and that
sale thereof is necessary for the purpose of pay
Ing the debts and expenses of administration !;
and praying for license and authority to sell all
Of said real estate, and for the reasons above set
forth.
Therefore il is ordered by said court that pub
tic notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court at a session
thereof to be held at said Irasburgh, on the 10th
dav of May, \. D. 1864, that til y may give
bonds for The payment Of the debts, and be
heard in the matter of the administrators ac-
count, and shew cause why license should not
be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh, in this
State, the last of which publication shall he he
tore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, at the probate office,
in Irasburgh, this 18th day Of April, A. d. 1864.
lS.3w MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
true copy of record,
Attest, MILTON II. TYLER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
ALECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.

A LECTURE for YOUNG MEN. Just pub
N lishcd, new edition of DIR. CuIvERwEKI's
CELEBRATED Essay on the radical cure with.
out medicine) of Spermatorrhpa, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmpo-
tency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Imped-
iments to Marriage, etc. also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by sclt-indulgence
or sexual extravaganza.
IL Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years sue
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of self-abuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use Of internal medicine or the
application of the knife-pointing ont a mode of
cure, at once simple, certain and etectuab by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure hmsclfchcaply,
privately, and radically.
NJ This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stamps. Address the publishers,
39:ly CllAS. j. c. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1885
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
TT II E SIT III i.


pays particular attention, and treats successful
" all diseases Of the NATURAL TEETH and
administers
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

THE MARBLE Works AT BARTON
One of the best marble shops in
this vicinity is that at Barton, and
of which J. T. Bowler is the propri,
etor. We were at his place Of bu.
sines8 few days ago and saw many
splendid specimens of his work; the
material out of which he makes his
work is the incest and the general
design of all his incest work is su-
perb. His water facilities for pre-
pairing the marble are unrivaled in
these parts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

forces, were killed or wounded. Out o.
the garrison of 600, but 200 remained
alive.
| Among our dead officers are Capt
Bradford, Lieut.. Barr, Ackerston, VIII
son, Revel, and Major Booth, all of the
18th Tennessee cavalry, Maj. Bradford
was also captured, but is said to have
escaped. 1t is feared, however, that he
has been killed.
The steamer Platte Valley came up
the river at about 8 l-2 o'clock, and
was hailed by the rebels under flag oil
truce. Men were sent ashore to bury
the dead and take aboard such Of the
wounded as the enemy had allowed to
live. Fifty-seven were taken aboard,
including seven or eight colored soldiers
who died on the way up. The steamer
arrived at Cairo on Thursday evening,
and was Immediately "ent to the Mound
City hospital to discharge her suffering
cargo. Among our wounded officers Of
colvred troops are Capt. Porter, Lieut..
Libberts and Adjutant LemmiDg.
Six guns were captured by the rebels
and carried off, including two 10-pound
PARROTS and two 20-pound howitzers.
A large amount of stores was destroyed
or carried away.
The intention of the rebels seemed 10
evacuate the place and move on, or to-
wards, Memphis.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

REMARKs.-The market is unsettled, and
prices still continue to advance. Flour has
been considerably excited and closes 30 cents
higher on most kinds. Corn has advanced
moderately with light receipts. Oats unchang-
ed, with fair demand. Rye firmer. Hides quite
firm. Leather in good demand at full prices.
Pork quite firm. Beef firm. Butter duh and
depressed, and prices lower-new arriving more
freely.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDFORD

ITNINII0s
BEEvEs--First quality, HOO a l,l5;
Second quality, 1000 lO,io.
Third quality, $50 a l0,0o;
Extra, $500. Western SlZ'fo'
The above prices are per 100 lbs. on the total
weight of hide, tallow, and dressed beef.
working oxen-slOO $3.50, or according to
their value as beef. "A IT.
Sheep-Extra, 81 10 o c. per 10. on live
weight, in lots IS, 50a $50. Al
Mich Cows, SSs, so, IS as. Ordinary,
So 80 -.
Veal Calves-S2 to Sl2 per hea6'
Swine-stores, wholesale, $ 90 O-0c re-
tail. sO-0a ii O-Oc; Live fat hogs 90 DC.
Tallow, Q a 9 l-2.
Pelts, $3.50 q 400 each
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees n
others holding orders for the allotted pa,
of the Cavalry Regiment, are hereby no
tilted that returns have been received io
the months of JANUARY and FEBRUARY
1864, and this Office is prepared to pay
the sums received in the usual way.
JOHN B. PAGE, Treasurer.
Rutland April 18th, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
DIED.
Counterfeiter Detected.

A CITIZEN Of skill and large practice, with
N unusual facilities aud supplies has been de-
tected ard had
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
Receipts for the Standard
FOR THE WEEK ENDING ArRIr %, 1864.
Boston Market.
Corrected Weekly from the ". E. Farmer
Wholesale PRICES.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1864.
TT nITR AND MEAL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
LAUGHING GAS"

which he makes PURE, and insures PERFECT
SAFETY in its effects, which arc usually pleasant
and complete insensibility from pain, in the OPP
Grafton of EXTRACTING TEETH.
u Persons coming from distance are enter
tanned at DR.. Palmer's residence during the time
necessary to remain for full upper or lower sets
of Teeth, free of charge. Patients may often
save themselves travel and expense by notifying
DR.. P. by mail or otherwise Of their intention to
visit his rooms.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-12

NT ADISON MUTUAL INSURANCE
lN COMPANY. @. p. BARNARD.
.eIH Assws = FssssstA vA