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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

GREELEY VIxpIcArEs Observation-Disclosures Weed
having assailcd Horace Greeley in his letter to
the Albany Ereninq journal, Greeley, In the
Tribune, Of the 18th ult., publishes the follow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

INR
l. Horace Greeley, do solemny declare and ahrm that
have "a partner Contract JoO or
Government of this state or oil
ths United states Abraham Lincoln became Presden
and that except the publication OF Advertisements IN me
Tn AZ The n.ua and regular prices charged to adver
Users generally have made dollar OF money out oil
<is4is V , HORACE GREELEY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
PETITION IN INSOL VENCY.

IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
In the matter of the Petition of Hora-
ito Chandler VS.. His Creditors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

AS- The Trinity Journal costs only Five
Dollars q Year. Send II Home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
LIEN SUMMONS.

IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, IN AND
FOR TRINITY COUNTY STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Herman Greenwood, Assignee Of Kilbury & Co..
Verstegen q Co., McGovern d. Co. and
Rilbury q Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

Dated Douglas City, July IS, 1864. 27-2i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

JACOB Loors .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

pereeH unp Die H6pft ter Nebsutnflbttk.
nebf pemispissn hes 8tbsa.n1S atisrs.
Iien>G aus sipueu !purh bic s4iNyitis,
pie lie eur&nrsiiten, be.unstfIbrf Mhto'
ipdter au0srbalb Der Ma,l.r Der Qaup.'
fact CUR S&au ausseitel!t hpttetr.O
Nantine bat bereits %teseanen, nd aus
l.inen &ainen su erbeben lnp triper etn'
(4matcs Musltben pcn' V,tea uncl lbd<
Tight 3u setrinnen I; ein ttstneriM iastt 1T
anselsst rcresn. unp bic Staet' beainnt
mieper einen mincer Dpen1G baratter an Su
nebmen. Gin Mann. Welber isne Stapt
unldnsR btludtt, ersdblte, cas Der palait
res Iins@ans, nah peIsn nod lteben~
rnl i:sa.s{t:n au ihlieben. Elm b6ht
prah.yeues @ebdure sem:len lein ,mi!Ne.;
Dir GmpiansebalIe mar init S4ni1wer;
fen Aetdielt, rie Siutrnl anpp Deden pas
rem sbenfaus nit fsiner Dilrbauerarbsit
v~ersisrt, bemalt unp Hsevae!oet. SYdpss
tsmtrtt e., .idien am @staapr' pstweastt
~ lstn, ,wie M6rtel an e;nsrn geD5bnlts
den 6auils", .ule pb,uphl Ter Ginprud
auf eli, europdiIHsS Nuss snebr Hiitst'..
une prlntlu&tis nae ~ mus sts&ste
Yalati ZEN @binslen dis ,pradtspll sr{bie'
ren lein. Yripats& ems.ees 1ien<@ ane
IT pur&aas in einen Grammtrbauler
ver,rancslt wpresa !; atsr IL mus ein!'
| erobe Muspsbnurg bebas!a nno lstr merth:
pole 8ilrbauereisn babe. SIN @atteI
bsfntsn iih swsi @rani,esdsn, na9 be-
@e1alt zines 8pptc6 ,raub 9earteitet II
inp ypn zen Splpaten teDeutsnp beldd,
ei9t ,poroep. 9eper NiuteLpes plabee
1T abeswiblt unp pie TuEsbcen Wesstril:
lsn ,prrpen. u,, trah' psretIbtnenIS Aabsl
! III Iu9en.% IL 4s24E ,gnqiauu4G ,9E
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

NO. is 'ss!aa{tls5ls$staMEpSs',sss'Esslss &,
abetttt fSa. lk1tr Ntba ycAaSsts@ tsds9W
tfnstn. AsDit wld{diht attttttftrtttsrs
lid, rn.s;33u9 tltttt %. = htttM.ais9 Dian
lpaaati ttNs S@etle 3Sfemprpt tsyp,ssss
.pteeer aiitper 3la ni9t fort)lf&afeh.
.Nun unterlu&t.u man. nos Redt n,,pspen.
Ten Sis ddsa man fnhp.ta III iesttn Gsus.e
einen Berltner ilten, spsr cine, islo{al
gtaarre raudt." iaaae .ssaaug
,@Yatlele."'-T Unite; ,s eiajsn 1itel
entbdltA bic Dinr. 3 iolsenesst babi4.
&rpi9t pom 8 dri SYmr ! s1fe's
gls .glnnr Ell At9elttrt tpar;,Ha aalaS
lSaten nod ptt' Sonnt tets ,tns thar:
Die @cnne itisn 4. tlar uno beib.
Dor letnsr Gbdre wsint eiM, @rsis,s adS
1ie!t in Der 9ahp Gin las MT @tin,
llne belle 5bransn' llrepiten erei.
"@as, uani1 DIV, ssuty, alter gMann2
. bat Dir elm Geinp III nab 9etban !. ,,ast
v3usnab '9ttbdn INT mir fsiu Beinp;G :.
SD mti1ie,, neil bie 1Srnne 'fGti,t," 81 sS ,s
psi WudasDu fiapildMnbsoa&t 3
fgBr m.inti REM; psnn pieSSonne ld@t?
rAua maei1sid peil s.psIr. ;s@rin ~ gut 4
Gar tDilih Ibnedt bieS Ttanbenblut." h.
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Mn, 9uten @ein uub ySpnnenfidetn i. q
SOIL man von 5erSen frSbli@ icin."
Darauf Der slte f@lu&5erb ipttdt:ol :!
nDas. ,Iisbet ssG5reunr. ystltebt Sbr MIDI
@is piirr ert pieier Nein 10 gut < ss6i
Bsnn CT ned bin9 in folder @lutb! /
Dae mir il fftilib Btlsien ban, NJ 1 1 4,
Darlber. peinYi9 alter Mann.." .s.sn j: !,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
.a IfS -!
...Sptfia. 4oti3.

BUR 8equemlt@teit ter anNtbttr iunb Der Ser
lsnen. pel9ei in bsr N6bea beierednbereien moba
uea uiS sua faufen fpiini&eu. ipirD brsannt se
s'na6t, tae se.allafspadnett IN !,
@a.er.edeal on iettsn'aa laset rtsS nd OFTEN!
-&iss4ffialTD eAeun6tr ) + ~
khfsytrt, ~ SEM 3pede, tfst&edser tebfnssnann.r
ten edneertien. n.lde bts,sabtR snsttlautt. uni,
'ftuaaider 4 a!tien, uasslturltaanftn unb y. , ). !.
Rcdforb ont sodteus Sage fbts December,
su BEN s3vtdt. tie ednbsfistasIa 1tn Sswnsft9
uRb f20ix SHenui&tts auIio1 ~ tsrtdsfea. 9
Das ganv pise 40 seua t3Ri9imua,. pyeiS. sSsni
Drei Dcllar PER ader. baa T. ldasetpten,,
~ rereasftnsan Zen b6bRlssxBieten. "a,
80 Nit aad ant Gsssil xlb an .saslele aIs
,Seasssafe s asltr sea Siisaisasn sBtstsssnnse
.SessdatfaoeSSees as stf 5ifuaym
az sigsDe1S 2.aSl1e1S IL
Qanb GcuauuiiFsner her tratn Disiken tes
Ct. paul uub Pacific Gift1kabu 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
pplitiihe Ma6rt6ten Dom
81 uSianb.
Der Giusrusf Der GSieecrevtpdblun0
2iucpln'S in Yranfreib.

Der sSalDinston 6 c%rpipcnesnt ees
Seralp,meleel: Depelden spn DIR. Dap'
ton, wrIts beim StaatssD Department. elm
araanatn iinc, meleen, RAP rie Wirtuno
Sesr Nahyidt Ypn Der @iseerermab!unA
einepln'S in Irantrsi6 einc ausse;si6ncz
ts ssrpsisn. QpyaIe Mmerifansr in Yas
ris luc kIhlihit ermutbist, eur9 ben
auaenlbsinliden gntldluB res Srltts.
rcn Gries fir rie Gtbaltuns Der Natirs
ualitlt unc tic SsrniGtunA rse Terratbes
his At einem syfrlareibcn Nassanas gu
Yerfplasn. Das 9ttIaliat bate etnen aus
cc;eidnetsn GinIub auf caS fyansSil@'
'Yruyunsmvnt, unp rie Gstsllionnilter
jinp uteraus entmutbiSt; s'1ls eerlslter
esisssn al, Gap bic NstcuirN m!slunssr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
SSba ms
berQbmter MQ0enbitter8.

Nuen anlnpertauIi6feit, @huermutt, Gdrd-
DIT, Nrpetitlpltateit, 8ldtunesr u. anee1n Se,-
bauunes- Ii. Masente1 dmsrfen 9sic.nesn midi.
Der Gisentbumer bee NIT &s&t scruldrsn
- hSsbam's Maaenbiters.
renleltsn ais eiue uuistltare Cur empfsblen, ais
StdrtunasmitteI i. er uurereIeiGbar, in ben. II
ZEN gtpetit frGft;st unt bie0trbauuns erIeitts1..
Iiejeniaen, nelte lid turh seifise peer Ferrsr-
|lide Arteit iibern,asia an9sitreust hqtsu, rereer
Nsues Neten empfanscn tur9
Sebam'e Maeenbitters, r-
Der itntn isue Strait III allen Qebensperrihiun-
aen serleibt. Gr III n,iIe uns anasnetm in leinsr
@irfuna, 10 ta6 isItff bic ~sartsfter 9amtu i'm
aetraudsn ure nit suridletrenterareft aQm1k-
li9 metr tappn netmeu fSnnen. 7ra -
Ssbam's Maaenbitters l.t
fat feiner raubsn, rirerlid.n G'eIdmad, fcnhs,u
III 70 auatnthnt fir Ger 0aumtn, ME trrtltbatia
fir rem Maaef. Gsrluht TIN unr bat gu.I
N%auir,ann cher Npslhsfsr
Sebam's Moaentittsre
ridt, r. lrst -iNr ttn{rlteu frnmen unt la,ft sut
nidt nit ansern 0ittss ais .If,ate 10 GIL" a..
f%reiien. Gin @eriut rirp GuG BON ter Rraft
sss rSitters"" 70 absr;eusen, tae ibr ibn Hie met,
aufsebi. Il n 9 n EE
it eieier sitters ia 6t,itttn spRlT
as-5 s. u. 5.s2. y urbanfu nh
5iut u.9besbalt..
9. q. SIS 3 d M , aaent; fFad aFG
!67 Scutb @atrr.Str.. Chicago. 3Oe-33l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
Grfte Oipidba SCI. s ~ ]. =
St, 42auls&s4a[}aittii6f '@isstnbabn:
.SerpaetsAn1Bo
m%ertbppQer 2dntsreien III vertaufen
in ben Gsunties ,vz
Gemmepiu. Carer $ 'YSriQbt.

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.inasN 40 Tw1 1Ssisassasai
Disie. Gen,pasnie ,tistet sums Ye!lauf ttliaf
Der tsiter 9anpttsisn i'm 'Ssaatt.' .ehtbaltthb
s0 ale Yra:yi.. .Ans 5culanr, nit BEN alter.
fru4ttas ten 8ueen une iu ben ial&s'isssvabe.
Rsa VotalitateN.'. 'a'iA@ sss tssiHsaiisa4
Die uuten ts3rianetsn 2~dnessvita, tdsstatta'
I'm g.Y,g Wtpttb" BON Minneiuta,, teSSinssun
st!ite. lebn Weiien ponN iuneapelis. ia.ber9t6te
pom ,MiunetchfT See, lint nit bartsn -6o!3 nser
trertbpolaen .Mrsu bsitanstn, wie 3uder6slsy
ButitrnuE, s1narspalnue, 8eib. ". &utb.
ride une utmeNIGlm) uro sbabtH ssaens uar.
men, runteln,, 'tef:n Idertpcsn BON srstrr
ssOru4!bar!eit.11 sftT51fa
I Baaartauferjs pf1f'ttf Fs'sa aitsrise.sa greiisa
t1aetottn,, c1aS ,itstnt ws!Ge abalt1 aeslsaete cane
)Sersiltn IN itssesnwy einsm Eteile Ter @trsStaa.
sic iifssa. dnSbtrs 4dupstatesestis 8aba
9sitlere @fIfli6aft. eD;es Sabn mitbiita(dt ,se.
taut unb nddees~ ssatr bS gum 0rou Mserf er.
tia fetn. - = ntfnis
'bleit eans,rsisn verbs" ts(an'*rs s.,.ian'',
mic fcJaf = EkN- YT-y5,iEL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
6 II a t.

furhie 96nt8ret@e
Hreu0en, Bnrttem5era, Nanern.
GanncNer nft 9ad3fen.S
fir bic @rpbberaoatbumer
Clbenbure, GcMen. 8aoeu. Med,
Jttlenture:S trclit unt MedIeu,
e5,5 ,bMre.S htperin,
has 8urfu rfttntbum btlien,
bic 5ersrstbdmer Malau Sadisnz
. Meiniuasn, Sodlen- Mtentu,o,
unt Die freie Stabt !Granffurt q. 81
Der l1nterjeiR uete il jebex, 9aa pSbr,nt b,
@sl@aftsfunben ~ fnSeu In ieinsr SfSe. III.
neali&e gde Der Btiter unN Noin- stras.'
'aa9 tastnaAti, 0s,1isNai 1S66l.aFss
!. g. &Sae. GsnfaI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

8~efanntmQ6un0 I. 8rauer.
Wir baber fceben ei1en Srubsn gorratb prn
Otlsso'G oun's. bcpfen fur has 5ertisetrau er'
balten. i
8. g. !. s. @rais, @ibley Ctr,
ct. paul. & EZ4
0ir tperben einen teteutentm Gorratt pen
1864 6ppfen fur Zen M;nier baten, ben mir ~
Hep. gDrf. Yreiien nit 9in3ufasuns bsr Gra&t
iStrfaufen. VII Galy d.
@ 4r6fe Baarpreiie tsaatlt fir Bsrde.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
@pcr'6
Gberr9 @ectpral |.

.ba8 tpeltberibmtc 8eiln1tttel fur
4uffen, Grfdltung, b~eainnenbe
9btpinbiu9t un6 fur 3inbe,
run9 1p1t 96minbfu6tt.
r.a gen, bic It'd f@pn i'm
Dpreermdten eta.
' ". blum Der &rdnfs ...-.5a
belt befinhen.
Gas peetpral it 10 LANCE 9etrau@t uurbeuL
unb bat 10 aaeenteine Muertcnuuus e~efunben,
ta6 mir muir nDtbis baber, tem Yub!ituu, bic
gerIderuns su seten,. hab feline Gualitat 10 gu.
IL, ME ie auspr, unb tab man nd falip, barauf
perla0en fam, tab Is bteitlben furen bepirttpie
friber.
!3utereitet BON ALA rss 5sr
Dr. q. 6. Aper &'Gp.,
pratti9e uub analstifde GbemdbA
Qpmell, @a:z-*
u baben iberaa lei alien Drusgtten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

g. ~. Nid)pls uub Gp.,
: sa Greg une 0%!eiubInblsr in
Sefen, Ble6maaren, 92rt~
Waarsn, Nderbau. @sr1!blnaften,
3immesmannS> @sratti9aItn, MsNsrldmiees
paarin, p~Iat!istsn @aareu.
DFlgen, @u!tisatorsn, Shaufe!n, Spa
ten, Spisa,tsn. Saden, Stnies. Senlen-
Rislen, r0rasttf,- %'Aotn'mielsn. Irrn-
iddlsr". Naeelu, 2auen. @las,
F zr 6enierrabmea, Bieimei6, &c.
Nit Seiencsrfr SprsfaIt pite has Oa9teteu,
in Clint. Giitn. une &upferbled, bslcrat.
q. s. u. Abrenot, tsutlder &it,t.
aHa Ste Strafe, Ct. YauL Minn. r..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
@efbGftS=G rDfmmn4.

@eihdfts=G rDfnnn8.
9 u d unb Triebrids
nader BEN eeebrtrn tsutiden putlifum bierm,i
bic erssbsnfe %n3siee. ba6 ie einen
9rm0>m m6 Grecerie= Gtore
% in Senberfpm
erS7nst unb f& nit slQsm perisben hab:n, mas
III cine satsinseriGtsts Mpstbefe une @rceerie &C.
bSrt.
Das teuti@e putlifum in 5entericn uutlm-
seeenb Defenders hire tarauf aufMeyt|am ae-
uaa9t. bab TG es
4 aQe Nrten Meticinen
~ taten 1nb unb bisieIben ron 5errn 8riet.
ri&s. einem in Deutldlano sruubIi1 a%tlsrnten
unb etpriften Apotbeter. sutereitet msrren
allie @adrcu +.
wereen als gut uno frii@ e%arantirt unb 10 biQie
u~erfaufi, mic III irsene einsn antern @trrt.
I'm seneieten 3uipru& bitter
rla Sud & Jrierri4s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

, y ' ,sas Dafptab s6auS e ID. 81.
3pn Guiepb $artD,
.; Gde .her..St. Antbrnp- unt GGrrt. 5!.aes.
9 !A+9t~ u" ''aaS5t. pau t. 3a3ss5''
DieIsr ae!aumise, neutrality-suspicious. G,aatcl,
pcn BEN. unterseitn,ter MN aaein ibernum.
men. Mstst Rssfrareu ,pisa AsRaaaseruGaae Be.
aasnal'btettn siafr 5sin,ats DIR unteraei9nete
stesntbii!ner !pirp Auts IauItieteu. isiae sssbr~
81 ss0gdlft ~ tefr;eeieeu. Gein Std litfer.
rreia!idt, unt 'a9att Stoit 'uno iirine Bar. 1T jeeer-
lttt NIT ben1 8ti!t!i' retftb.n. 1utrleute MADE
t@ no@7tsfrnbtre aui tiean,it BEN 3auls ser.
tansfne CUTE S!aAuna aufmerfIam. 327
ts.sa ID .sr,1z .oo. Suiepb 6aroY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
! .assiDalbinetpn 5Qus.

DcuN4es ga1.} unb 8parcinae 6auS.
- ct. &utbeasa Strabe, ct. wauI,
rrH2is uutsrseiaaeteu taten biel j iueb,n vou IT,
l4;m hteruemnisne 5aas aufs 5aute.(e unit
btauenlae tinssri'tttt nab garaHt;rnautn aeesr.
Ittnt9attenj bia'se NIB lbonnette Btrituuaa. - ri
, St' hem !paAit b:jahe. i;t soute Steauus r
t sf q i q @bre Gapie;elau. VI. .Qoreu,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

xanbfaniitute auIscpaft! @isiaAh,
bal: d au9 Nit oem Sseitns sitlss 0:atiah;s
tptsper mem paupiaussnmsr: auIsas Whp;slais.
@s5tGft aerihtst uIe psrts >tkha!o itsts st,
reihbaltiess M%Nu,temeat su,: Di5paNtici tatsn.
q Da i'd meme Waarfa pireii ven tsn arpBer
Mauufactureu bee SItsis fur rG,.ip' bsaists, /!
bin i9 II, zen giant selss:, S2isee,rertaEfsr.
bic arSeten g rrttsite, gu bis.s,. 8eEIegNnsen yer
Saab. Nauf euten .rsretr plntt.iG t.irret.
@lei1faus nsttsu aas Ss.!ea Stisleln urt
o9ut: All 8sitt!lune ulcsern. eanertaf: uas
srOnp: lnsafertia, Tur biz osa ba,tsN .3sitsn pal
fcsbts Ersiiea. ~ Gcuyes @ G + is Il.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24
,f:1dS 40 1lntpn &pteI,
Ode Der Babol1np> unt 4ten Stroet

pcn 80. lunfcnbeimer.
Msu trbaut. s::Sumis, mi, tohen untfreunb.
lideH 3inrtern- psrieben. tpie bieiee botel IL, bie.
tet es BEN &eijtnttn bic berrli@fen Rsaueu1lid.
teiten neben gut t~ereiteter 8cR unh Der biQiaReu
Bebienune. icnie CUTE Gstr6nfe an Der Bar.
.a9erdumiae Stauung ii bei BEN paufe, uut
'tetbutt ben 6armern nauaenfi@ ~ empfebIen,
Reifssse -ue.ben frei Spu nuh
na& her aaqnsusse befsrstrt. 159 .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

Salppn unb &egelbabnlaa
3. @trabe,3 sessxiitsr rem altsa asstaeas+ spasfsF
I st. Yaul, Yiinn.
Sic ,l,nitetaei&4ate..sn' mnd&sn BEN stsbrtex teats
f@tn Yattilunt biereur@ brsauut. aeat felsftexl
tibren ueusn& Hsalh 1sl.is ri il4m la.ia sili.@ II,
ssu dmg5 alopu nebRi &estlbabpA ~ Il i
lerS 6net batea..! atG1 assign:ls sd din t,a:sap
80 " i, ser 9erI@eruns. lba6 mir blr4 ne d!tie.,
lRe Be6ienuna iunb tnettt mir nit Zen tfnensA fs
tilelni RttSa aufSanarttn TIT 9hNet NaeJ ttsntabt
55tit nerssmgs4 uns gbas Satlasuseinlei meblpslsR
juF&ern, lasep ptr ANN Bsiu& nan{ess nsnsn
Embellishments fsnnbliat Gin ,,rsi ~,
i313-D Sinner. y: /, SS POM 4 !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-24
GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

A.-Lewis III Allen, Capt R w Adams, Thomas F
Avery, William A Allen, +" ii Amiss w Allen, ii
NJ Ammont, George Austin g l. Anthony, John u
Adams, J A Agner, Anderson, J Anderson, NJ
Anderson, 1t L Armstrong, d w Archer, Daniel
Abrams, Charley Albright, Charles f Anderson,
A Anderson, Edger Anthony, Albright. Colonel
John NJ Atkinson, @ Auenn
B.-M BeetS. A W Bailey, L A Banbat, A Booth
l2). A BaIatto, Bennett, B A Braner, Q w Berry,
Jno Brown, c w Button, G f Birchmore, c Baron,
e Bryant, Colonel Bayler, d Baingabressi t2), u
Col II Bell. III Bragg, II Boza, Col Bolden, J c
Banks, Boyer, Bolton ~, J Boze, J Bauwn,
Butun Barney, " Blair, L Beand. X
Boyee, Maj II Bruce, NJ Brown, E B Blake, Lit
Col l. Blake (2j, L Bemby, II Breayelie, Major
Bryon, NJ Buehann, NJ Brown, N NJ Burton, NJ "
Broaddus, Al Butler, NJ Byrce, NJ Bryant, r Ben
son, Blackburn, Capt L Bruelon, Bridge,
Birthcight, r d Bolick, X 7 Bowling, Bright,
J Buckley, X Bullock, r Beach, X Baker,
Boyer, S Bales, S Brightwei, ST George Bryon,
Segt T II Bass, 2 Blakey, Barriger, T TBridgers,
) Binford, s Barrett, w Bass, Butts, W
Bridges, Boyett, II Boyd, 7 Fl Burruss, Col V
Bei,tibera, W II Bobbitt, w III Berkeley, Lit W H
Braithwaite, w Bailey, w BurweH (i), W
Bocock, Capt W Baller, w NJ Boyer, W A Bry-
ant, W Binford, Bishop, W NJ Burwel, W Fl
Braithwaite, w ID Bowman, Brady, Maj Bor-
sher, Barrett,
Capt Childrey, Luther Camp, John
Chaor. Col Lewis Clark, Capt X L Cooper, K c
Carter, Robert Crawford, Robert Cawthon t2l,
Richard Cooke, Thomas cnrtis Thomas Carroll.
William Madison Carter, Watkins Carter VIM Il
Cox, Lieut. w Corley, A w Clark. Major A b
Cooke, b Culpepper, Lieut. w d Clarke, David z
Crayer, y Cordie, Edward L chomery, Edward
Crowder, Capt Ff,nk Cook, Capt Frank p Clark, +
CLARK (3), George crutchfeld, Geo CLARK
Henry Cudningham, ii Cooke. Henry Gravity, II
NJ Crutchfeld, ii Calishon ] CAIN John A
Grafton, John q Callihan, John w Cardwell, Jrio II
Cornell, James NJ Carter, Jno Curtis, Joseph G
Coyineton, DIR John X Curd, J Chittesler, John A
Cheviller. John w Covington, Job Cowyer.
D.-Alfred Dunklun, Dutrick, Lawrence
Duryre, Lieut. 4 DAVIS, Nathan Davis, N II Dunn
~, Dalton, Day, Master Richard Dunni-
want, L Darden, Thomas Deane, Thomas 8
Duke. Wm A Dale (2l, w Dogan, Winston J la
Wis, Davidson, wm Ii Davis, COLA Dyeris, Lieut.
Doshart, A Dudly, Col Darden, Eixard L Dick
Edward Dmmoek. George Davis, Sergt q Z Dun
James Denah, Col NJ Dickinson, Rev Jacob
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ants were separated BY ditch and

tants were separated by ditch and
breastW0fka.
Il soon became hand to o-hand fight,
which was continued into the night until
the enemy gave way and retired to the
third hne. The fight was again resumed
On this line, and kept up until about 2
O'clock in the morning, when an escaped
prisoner informed our commanders that
the enemy had eyacuated this line and
retired 70 Nashville. Our army then oc-
cupied this line; and early the next day
pushed on towards Nashville; and on the
lst Of December, when our informant
left the rear corps was at Brentwood,
eight miles from Nashville.
The loss OF the enemy could not be
ascertainsd. rs they had removed most
0f fheir dead. Our loss was heavy-be-
tween two and four thousand. The dis
trsssing mortality among our generals is
confirmed. There were five killed Gle
burDe, Strahl, Cranberry, Gist and John
q. Carter. There were five generals
wounded Quarles, not mortally, as first
reported Brown, slightly johnson,
and the names Of the other two were not
remembered by our informant. General
Gordon was captured. A large amount
Of stores were captured, especially at
Columbia. Recruits are joining Hoods
army in numbers more than sufficient
70 supply all the losses, and the army is
i1 high spirits. General Pillow arrived
at his plantation in time to capture large
stores"
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CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT OF
THE BA TITLE OF FRANKLIN.


The first Confederate account of the
battle at Franklin, Tennessee, which has
yet.been published, appears in the Ma
con Telegraph, derived from an officer
who let General Hoods army on the lst
instant:
ltappears that the enemy, after being
driven out of Columbia, evacuated MUIR
freesboro'; and, uniting all their forces,
took up position ON the high cliffs south
ofFranklin. General Hood pursued them
closely in their retreat, and when they
formed line of battle on series of hills
below Franklin, he fanked them out of
their position. They then fell back to
their Notifications on the edge Of the
town, where they formed strong line of
battle. Immediate dispositions were
made to assault their works, which was
done in front, chiefly by Cheatham's
corps, with spirit and yigor, the various
commanders leading their columns, the
bands playing and the men huzzahing.
"Stewarts corps was on the right, and
Cheatham, aided by some of Lees corps,
formed the centre and left. The remain
der of Lees corps had been detached to
create a diversion. Forests cavalry
defended our right and left fanks, The
eneIny opened very severe and destruc
tive fire upon our assaulting line, and it
was in this charge the heavy loss of
general officers occurred. The irresisti~
Bile bravery of our men carried every
thing before them. The lines were
occupied by our troops, several of our
generals--among them the heroic Cle-
burne- being shct on the breastworks.
This attack was made ats o'clock r NJ
Despite the terrible losses, the army en-
tered the enemy's lines in the highest
spirits, with bands playing and flags
waving. It was then discovered that the
enemy had second line, where they
had rallied. There they were quickly
assailed by our men, and severe and
close fight ensued, wherein Ne eomba-
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FJRLOU'GH.S IN. THE .NATY
CosrEDERArE STATES STEAMER,
JAMES RIVER SQUADRON, VIRGINIA.,
December II. 1864.


december II, 1864.
Io'thc Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch. /.
Sir At the reauest Of many shin
mates,>I would ask through the Column :
of your paper if by the laws of the
Confederate States the men ;n the nssvsl
service are entitled to furlouehs allowed
men in the army2 I see no ! eason y ! bv w
| it should be otherwise as we are al
volunteers, enlisted in the sa,ne-hnlv
cause. There is, however. q vast differ.
ence as regards privileges shown men 4 in
the army and navy. In the army they.
are continually getting thirty days fur
Tough, while those in naval service cam
not, even in the most urgent cases, OBJ
tain leave of absence for twenty four
hours This distinction has caused much
dissatisfaction and some desertion in the
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her personal apparel was, at least un-
molested. Upon opening the bureau,
however, it was found to be empty. The
Yankee thieves had found a Key to fit
the lock, and had stolen the dresses and
furs Of the lady whose roof sheltered
them and at whose table they were fed.
Petty larceny, however, has become SO
common with Yankee officers and men
that i. may justly be considered an in
stitution, and hardly entitled to special
notice"