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D W. MOORE. ! va.-,
I B. GOODLANDER. Emo-
rr.iNcin.rs, ret hen.
CLKAIMKLl), I'A. WliDNIlSDA V, 1'KU. , lafi'J.
TERMS $1 25 rrr Anuntr, ifrtnirl in r!vai.co
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VOL XXMI.
WIIOI.K NO lf!2
J ill a III
clttt ocirn.
'I'll Dcutli-licil
nr tim Huou
V nUh' lior tirontliinf; tbro' tlnfTiiglit,
Her In-rdfting "l't nud low,
.- iu In lirnist tho vvuvo uf lifo
Ivipt l. cming to nuJ Iro.
M) riUiitlv u n cuicJ tu pokli
N flnwly im.vH nbout,
A. wo liiul lent luT Inill'linr power
To oko hiT liv.lijr, out.
Our Tory liope blid our fnr,
Oi:r frnri" utir hopes lielioil
V iliiaijil.t Imr ilyintc when (iho !o.t,
Ami sleeping wlii'li slis Uio.l.
1'urwlicn tin) morn came diui and mi,
And eliill "itli 'airly thonfr.i,
Jlt niiii t I'vcfi.hi clur-d fin; had
.Aunlli'T irr i r n tlinu t.iirs.
THE WAR NEWS.
! TJIK WAJl IX K HNTUCKY.
I The. IkitOe at Xntnmri1'ull Ihtadt the
Adi.n 1 sprrot Fithttuy vn Jinth Siiti.
j The Cincinnntti papers bring us long
iiocown's of the late I utile in Kentucky,
in which Gen. Zollicofl'er, of Tnnnessee,
was killed. Those accounts aro written
;lyinc dead ntid wounded. Many wore also
lonnd lving in tho woods in every dinc
,'tion ; otiu-M in the I'o:hI and in tin' fence
iirfl nesttored. Aeenunta l.rou irlit in ly
tho new itrri vnln nre very conllielin.
Ciinlain SliiiN, of the engineer, j:lve
4 U f,.l l.tii-i r . lI,iI.......I ..T I I.. i t . . I I 1.1
corners. 11 ' .. ........... i., ...v . ....... .
Threer.r four deud lodii-s were to lo n la-1 ;iiirliiy niflit, tun. rmeiiiieii
een behind one tree or rtutnn. It vj.tj an:l tonvn ni!n :'li-l out to met i :ne en
most .itizulitr tlml the nveraoof wound. J i inv on 1'ishiiiu' eiei k, rleven mih-s di-tunt.
to tho iiumlier killed, bhould he to much Tliey ne't t ho enemy 1 i n e in Miihiihh,
lens than is usuul in hnttle. '1'hu killed , jn-t fit the dawning i f day, iien !en.
and wounded iveie found to U inobtly shut . Zollieofler, who whs in front, pave tho or
in tholieudor hody, hhowing that, ourmen iler fer flti nttnek. t'"l. Ntaur.tou ( Tied
took nim lit tlic eneinv heiiever thrv hud ; out. "!'oi d's (.akeilon't tire they ma;
in m fen.ationul lyle, but contain many un njiporlunity. 1 ho enemy, in ino.-t in-lour friend. ' Tho Soeplilcs lullmviii' lor
fiioUof inttmt. Vf subjoin tho folloni 'itaueea, tired over tho heads of om nien.j.leH' D.ivw. Sinniltamwly the enemy
. I w hich accounts for our lift of dead b-injj ; lired, shnotinc (ien. ZollieoihT in lie- heat t
t ' !. Jn.,.11 r.,,,,i.ip,l ivili, llnl f,l tin' (!)- !inil l;illitv liitu iiiHtniitlv. I le ni l.e hut
Si'ith. Col. Krnrst l'.i te, Wa hira'toii, ni ike foniethin;', iind tho heeotid ei niid-
1
.vTlll. Col.deo. May, I 'oekn ulle, M d
SMll. t'ol.li 1' Mcl.e.u, (.'iin.t.'l'll iuiifds
A'.o.'indri I, '.
V'tli. ('.'!. ii ("liTtiw.n, Kii'h'h f';vval
IV. Wie hiii!-tin, li ('.
' '.1'it I,. C,,!. IVter I. vie.
Cl. ; , Crei'ory, a-hiiitnn,
Cnl. h ' William, N'inili I.,
t'avaliv. I'.arilitmvii, K i Ii t nek' y .
ei i'.l"li won I 1 I etlie proviiinns im'iiiM'.v ,-
li tn I t he actual imp ply f I ' n i.'. t le ;,uin t
I. ceded. IK" r.ii.'I.t Ma I I Uiel ol t.oef
1 1 1 1 ee.'li it si. --s inri of .idve'itm in t hn
handt (f l.rokei , colli r.'.c'ors ir:eii.
4
Till-; liATTLE.
my.
I twice hii la.-t words weie
i . i i i
rave ti'iys, l am kiiicu
his trusty servant at
i hand- and re;;i::tk
ir v
"( io on, po "ii,
'' ( in part in
midni'iht. !i-:
d lhat they I
j.' .Wo heard a uood .lory of an occur
r,ni("i' that teet niiy took place at New.
lurypoi-i, Ma.-A H't'vant, ;;irl in that
,,:u wei.t to l'r. Spallord for advice,
j(.,'tai itijt her ailment to be n pain in the
,-..v!- The l'octer jrave her acatliartin
jiM,1'r;i,i(,-.d her local! in a 'e-.v d i s.
(V,, .l.ndid. llea-ked her :
"id 'invlllint' 'u, oiial'.fr taiwin
it.'
d a drovo of
On Sunday morn ortLol'Jtk of January,! TIM.; ROUT OF TI11C KNTMY
Ht seven o'clock, tho camp was alarmed! After the churgu of l.uyonets upon tho j i iih
by Hie driving in or tho Tickets of tho I enemy, their whole line lh'd in every ch-1 sin
i enttt Indiana. J his rennent being infection, rlotely Hirsued ly our treops.
lliu ndviinco of the other regiments, ad j The rout was full and complete, florc
vancfd innncdi itely into tho woods to a.s (ban our Iheuand stiind of ar;.;s were h it
cci tain tho position and strength of tfao' upon the battle-field. The read for tw :
(iieniy. Alicr proeeoilir.g one- hidf mile J tuiles was found ftreun -.ith blai.ki'ts,
I'toli) eamii they fiuddenly eomo up-, Avercoats. knani-aeks, haveisack' liiled
on 'he eneniT in a ileum wooil, draw n up 1 r 'nh rations, eurtri'.lgo-l'o.xes, n ahhard.;, , tvincin :rewt couraee and detenniriiti'.ji.
in line of battle preparj'.l to receive them, hats, tap and shoes, which hid been The enemy were repul-cd rove i al tunes.
As tlic Indiana lenih i mergeej iron) the j thrown u'.vuy to lighlen tneir bin i lens amt
w.iods into an open cornfield the enemy j facilitate, their escape.
t ome.; a vulieyiror.i their midst. Nut AJTIiANCr: OF . iI.I.K'Ol'T'KK'S
hat is most nirpruin'', Irotn this tie- C'OK!' I..
meiidous fire but few men fell. Col. rtiniiell. who had known 0,n. in
The 'lenth iu.-tatitly opened upon the Washington, a.-ked to l,e permitted to ,-i c
tho corpse ntid 1 '-vei.t with him. He lay, ,.
... . . t :.. . i t ... i.i. I " 111
III U IL'll l W rappeo lil ill 'll u.J "Uin" ', m-
choat a:ul left arm and .-Me. exposed. A
O. lir'l.
'.tun.
al.y, W
'.Oih,
V.
f-'.lh.
liTtlt.
(his lino of Uiuisportation ua 1 that, by
I Ii : - call and that waei.n, thloujii . oevis
Otis ciaitM', ptovil.g abillidalitlv how llluc'.
hiel iiiom imiKii lant t he beef is to tin feller
t he bu cr in.d the tiaiieporter thm. tn'f.o
l. ,1 M M.'i'irtv. Wa-liinfrton, 1) invei nineut wliuh liu.i! 1 v reeiived it tj
I'ecli's I'.i'iuade, l'eli.ille town. feed its soldiers. 1 In t w i thou i de-CCtid i ir ;
I iol. A !' MeKcyno'.iU, Tenth "nv- to Mteli minute J -arti ?nlai , il is t :io;,r-li
.tun !('" ;'.hH the na:i"i belioltl the l'clt.aikahle
Vt, u hot.vj and Wn"
lif,j," ., enemy, their tiro telling w itli terrain ct-
The doctor collapsed, remarking "f ' ev-t ut on thoin. Hut tho lOih, in their
think yon niu-t be better." ' exposed po;it ion, in the opn cornfield,
would probably meet no more.
Colonels I'.itt'e's and Co mrniii::'.-, and !
the loth Mis-ii-Mppi KcL-imetds fought i
bravelv, siivir.L' our fold's from aiinihil.i- j
tion. (ienerals Crittenden and Cairull
wore in 1 1 1 ei.giigeine: t the whole time,
list of tho rennryivaaia ilcgiineals. j
We t iik o tiio foliowing stiiiemenl of the
l enri-yiviiniii vrmn'iits now m sevvn-e, !
;icd their locntiin, from tho riiiladelphia j
l'r : I
ii
Cm.
Col.
(VI.
Col.
.1 M (i
Wi
111!
.-ten, 1
I c.
I.li.lh "ol.
Fori KoMil. :
1 ' I -1 ." Cel.
l":.'d. Col.
DC.
Di.'.d. Cel.
l"!:h. Col
DC. (;,. r.
It'-.tn. Col
Inn, D C.
lo,
i-oie, F.jUiui Head
eph 11 Wil
A h'owh-v,
on.
Wa,
'.ineton, 1
(
rebel and iLe Cjciny fchullered in the woods, i (nil, rather slender man, with thin, brown
-.in,
'1.
. -. t I ... r 1 .1.. rS lim Tel.e ami
ls .ion" iv. i.i.ii-oi.., I.l,. ,l to fall back n few miee.s into ' ),.,;, I.ll, t'.,v.o d snnvwvha!. 1 1!..
v-iioners at t. 1 ouis, is n cousin oi uio - ------ -- , -- -
V', iih.it end a wealthy citi.eu of Clin- the timber. Ite.-e tne tenth made ft stand , man nose, liriu wno mouil, a.. 1 ciean tlx-
1 u ' ' ' . . . . . i .. I I .1 I 1... ....it.. ..niA t n. pni.mi' in .....1 A t.iiii.o l.'jtl C'l.l s i I'lii'i,' 1 :e, 1,1
Missouri. .lo is CliaigeU anu nro: in-- ui.mi iw vv - ... , v,, ,,,v.r, n r"" - , ,
mitted tho rebels to r.e. check lor nearly mm at) ln.ur nuou uie uie ure.ist, a mus aoove ine oeai i, iv.i.ing
his cel'.iir, induced arrival ol iiotiunil I tionns witn me i t-1 imn lnsiiinuy. j i is r-.ee dim e no c.pres-
iiiiiiii'lcr ot itio toice. i m tne nrrivm oi Mnn sucn nsisusuauy loniuton inosa wno
( ien. Tlioma?, with the Ninth Ohio, tho fall r,n battle no malice, no reckless hate,
FoTii'th Kentucky und Second Miunosota, not even a shadow of physical pain. It
they fell bitelc, drawing the enemy out of was calm, placid, noble. I'.ntl Lave, never
the woods into the open Held. looked en a (otin'eniuiee bo marked with
UTt'ri. C
II. Coulter, A n:iii,li-, Mii,
i. F.. F.iiiiy, Wa-hingioii, D.i.'.
V.'.:--.Small,Wa,:iingtoii, DC.
A. I'.ii.-1. bc.k, Wa-jliitii'tun.
I;le:i!:crV I'-'iciide
ion canity,
nitli hiivin I'd'
crete i'n.nrior.ioii m
.1. W. Oeary, Fredcnek, Md.
John K. Murphy, Wa-hing-
yoilllir U ell TOJOIIl loenoei o ',..,
0,1 ill tie- ic'.beiy of the l.i' e! ty ar-'Mial,
Miilothei-viso giving aid and comfort to
the ci.o-i.y.
pj..A fellov,- having a fpite id a f-insRi-'e
i a-l.cd into his .-hoi. w hen 'Tow
tien. 'I'hotnas then advanced his force , mil ncs.
m.ihvi, ..-m.. ...... - r , I. , 1 to the open field, when tho engagement J THE F.NK MY';:-CAMF.
dodiMlh eu-tomcrs Ih.cw .x I , I a I , Xhcir fortif.ca.iotn xve.e evidently con.
ciiton the counter und, a.. , .a . u ljull(,lvJ y;ll.ds apai t ; I struct ed under the stipervi-ion of a'skill-
miHtC'C. -h' 11 se tic l n i a i i - i r ban(Jof r0.jrrCgiululttj, holding J fuj engineer. It wouhl be dillieult to con-
l.y, nn.l njii.tda, om 1 ' ; .;,. 0linJ 0 ilist ,ncr9 th,u) twice fctr,ict more formidable card works. They
ourst'.suon bil.owed tiy the sau-ae atn.i- .. .,. t.. . ?. i.,.,,i t, ,il ..... i.r....i i i :.
i imj 1 1 ii uiii i, i .-. ciicin-i mi; n.iM. ii mj. , uciciiyc'i i ' v 1 1 1 1 1 i eei . n. i 11 ,.. t,
on them. 'He two Tennessee regimen's, cf them rilled. The force of the enemv,
kurs, enipty handed
Wittv lln'iv. "What nro .u coin;! to undortierL. ('urfer. were advanced on the ' n-cn .iftcr tlicr beavv losses in tho morn
for a ChrMniai present . itskoU rilit iTing", for the purpose of oullltnk nig , ing, was fully e.putd it) number to our own
i cay iluinsel of her lover. tlu enemy, and const . mently were not
"1 have nothing to give but my liumt.ie brought much under lire.
ivir." na- the reply. , , C1IA1WK Ul'OXTJIE KNKMY.
' I lie cmi..iii lavors gi..tUiilly icceiv.
ed," was the incriy response of the hnly.
Yet ull was abm.loneil.
c
i oth. Co
j ::;.th. cv
; ton, J . C.
ll'Hii. Col. V,. 11. 1M cit-, Hist 1
, II. X. C, in 1 n .-I I'rigi.de, Cell. J
' of Celt. MeCal'.'s D'vi-iot!.
j ;'.!.-;.. Col. M. -Candle-. So
igiiinnt. U. V. C., in 'ir,t I'..';.
; FovnohD. of C.-n. M. (.'..I. s 1',m-i
! 1. t ol. ll.iv sick. 1, '! i.h.i i;
1 11. C. in Second brigade, Con. M
' .! Ccn. McCidl's D'vi-ion.
i l'-l. c,,l. A . L. Million, Fo.n ;h
tnclit,;. '. C, in S.-cond J'ligi'de
j Meade, . fCetl. Mc'-'all's Dii.-iun.
I .'llth. 'Jol. S. C. Siininons, Fifth F.
; luent, !. '. C., in Fust llriaade, (Jen
.Reynolds, of (Ien. Md.'alFa 'ii-ioll.
' li.'.t'i. Col. V. W. Rickets, Sixth II
I' . ;n,
C'a vail".'.
!.-:. ),,
i' .oh,
in.
i:::ent
i
c no
.on.! lb-
le, '.'ell.
.'II.
L'OilCtlt
OgL
ien.
-gi-
ral
We had
'.ion when
t, d by the
spei tacle of a Senate and li -.i. " of iiepi ;.-
: H'litalivc occupied with the M-me-, ol
llSC.tkt-, Washit'f'lon, 1 ( ' fi-rrcting -ttt tins speciea of uinie; tlntt
II I.' tiu..s, Wa-hmgtoli, J C. we t-en Sen .'rs cli.trging on the Socio, -y
S F p.idiiei'. V:i-!.iii"t..i). D of be Tteastn y a gi oss w rong in contracts
'.- I'.tig.i'le, Ti-iiidlv ton n. lor Trca-atry ikIis; on the s(,.('i etary of
T II Svootio, Wa-hingloii, I War, rt M-iics of IiliIioiis olleiiCi a o( tho
! Siiiie- l.ind ; 011 the : Secretary of the Is'avy,
a In-ill ii'lous j.io in t'nj family lire: and
on the Iu .-id-.- of I'.'treaus and various higli
otllceis similar del'iiipieiKiies. 'l it a"CU-
.'.I'lou decs not by any means imply guili
111 the uc'U.-ed, out It ii-.ililhclell'. CVllicncO
' F lahiiinii. to the country that llcvu', liiuce w were
W U 11 1 i:ivi. Va--hington, ! a country, hat txu-ruptinn been .-o hoi !, so
k' . I'.rii'.ele, ren.illvtown. luagnilieciit in its rporitlions. The wife
V, ashing of Cie-ar oii-.lit to be any tno:c lie. iiciu
j s.t; -pii-iu.i oi wrong than Itio chiirac'.e" oi a
'i .'.c: ick. govi't ti.iieiit o'.lic-er in times l.ko tie . o.
i Tli" in. '.ant "ich an ;ic"ii:i .ti ai is in. id.', it
Fie-, i i. tli ' -! i onl 1 1 be tin-1 and disproved, or I he rn,-
li'b-iice of liie pit., trend lea. 1 l lCv'iii''.,
j ;it tiiii,.-, a-, if ihe ii.-c.j.-atioii of I hi;, crimo
hud b.'i ome ri ' 'tu r.i-jii, lli.'it lilcii fuuo
the idea of being thom'ht. sharp and
:.b.. to take ( .i; .. ol ,iieni-"!vt s. rinii.-f ?ii.-n
l..:o.ne indignant, and anxious to clinr
UlCil' C.l'il.lctej' ol tile Sl.lill.
I Vo s-e the giiitid piini.iiiir.cnt r-f this
'.-In. in the dltlictil'.ies ivhieh utten 1 tho
I i.ivi-i nnieiit in procuiing money fr its
I ii.-i-.-r--.il i.-. Il tho nation ii bank I upt, or
j its .-a- id vi-iy I'-j-.tv, it is )m less a visita
I lion f;o ii 1 1 lod tioin i the w.,r at.d its 'nor
j it I I'.ut i- t hit pa'.: on cut of money hv-
l.au f :i.iy gi-'iit sin lyim: bi" :.- ot tho
I tiomilY.-: I'mcI that -vo ii.ive wate 1 eurstth.
I statce iu riotous expenditure, an-1 have.
wed o'f niiiiii.geis to iill Ih.-ii pjcl.LtS
tVoni the !-'. dralnin.! c"!!er-; n t!i peo
ple'' 1 1 we bii 1 expended "ir f inds ccon.
oinieallv, it we had ruaraged the War i'.s IV
I. A W McKnight
1. F C .Marched,
. II
Col. Jo-i
Fir'r.--s Motiroo.
Col. II C l.ei.i'i-eckel .
'ot. 11 .) Staiiii'.-ok.
Ul. W D Lewis, C.
I cilat.d,
Sehlilll
1 'h:n le
; :i!t!i. (
! ll'Jtli. (
I At liilel V.
1 ll;j;l.'. Col. W F,
sai -. Tw .-lit ii 'aMilfv.
i 1 1 1th. d.i. : -
1 1 iih. Col. It K l atter-oil.
Ato'.'t tli, Second I
hmuth, lA.rtiu llus-
THE SATiCNAL SIM
t :.'e::cr.ii linie -i m-i: exaiiiin i
v. cohM-rve.l the I'.i-t day i.pp'.iu
Fi e- ident. and h of n- to
inent, li. ' . '., in Thii I 111 igade, ' ieln 1
to our men, aecustomc't to live in coin , r; M,.c.,it ii;,.;.;,,.,
tcnta. the rebel camp seemed almost n ' ;;rl(h (',,p .; ) Havvev, Seven! !i
paradise. J lie inoet ot tne legiments weie
.ii h ...I 0- tin .1 : .
i . i i .: . .... .. ;.i.,.,.. . ,c . I .. , i i o- e. . i-i" . ,
j i; .u .i ii 1 1 . i i,.ii - .. . .... -.'....-
itiii,uii."S of the nation. We renin i kf-d iit ,
lhat time on the desire of n.cii to atlrib-
i to tlie allg.-r t noupi m:iT,:l". his OIVO buiiucss. if
-u.it s.ti ol lhe:u,. l,.,, 4j ) ,.,. 'i',r ilo'.li.rs for u' I IS lli'd
''Mil--' 1 ';.v -'it'i-Tcs. wc should ivt only have saved
many t j selee' as the oi.jeet ol l i:s onpi.-a I n,i(,!S ri ;)ilhon., but the copl: wl-.a
sine these institution-; or practices ot the (.1t (;,.,, u-,,,,j j(.,J ij,o i-tti'-. -iro-i
I lite the natieiial a,i!ic.tioii
'(Jod directed toward -oiii'
l.eoi le. and the di-po '
r-l.A..f, .. . n M.l nntt II -, . I CIIUlflitlAil
mo ii. ii, ..i.-. 6 ...... i- ...... ...... . - .,,. ,,.., .,'
the lire f tho enemv for two hours, an t '".' "' " , ' '
t..A clown is very sure to di-play his ,u,ler severely in killed and ivooji. ! ' . , , ... . n ., " y
.led. The enemy wero stationed be bind " I"" ' , ' ', " ' v .
, . , .. ,J. , , ,, 'tilled thun ive have been. o crucUeir.,
Alugh lence, wbich protected them in a , , ,-,,,, .,. . hl.
from tho bullet ot our,'. ""r -i ......
VUllig- v enee. siijt... , o..i, i... .--rvthing
of the best, and pl-nty of it. The
. . - t ... I L .... 1
South may ne starviti!;, nut '.nc iiouineiu
cliitviii-hne.-s. hawivcr cluvated by lortune.
Thecal in the lable. when sin; was lurried
lo ii fair maiden, couldn't resist '.he tempt
ation to play with mice.
tfX.lt viV have groat tide. its, industry
great measure
men.
A simultaneous chirge w.n now mado
nienl, 11. Y . C , in Second P.rigade, lien.
Meade, in !). Mi Call's Divi-iotl.
.'.7:ll. L'ol.C 1. Have, Fi -Tilth !;. --:;.:.-lit,
It V. L'., in Fit-t lliigade, ( ien. Itey r.old,
in Ccn. M.Ca'.I'.- Divi-ion.
:;sth :,). C F .laeki.n, Ninth It.-gi-liient,
1!. V. C, Thiid I'liga lc, lie!-, did,
in lien. Mf 'al V. I 'ivi-inn.
:'i . s M.a ii inoet O l i .... 'i i-i.t
Aineii -au iiati 'ii tv.iicii were their spc :.d
iV.jcii'.s 1 1' aniii'-ity. It was -aia-ylor
an' anti-slavery man I . I .T.cv' that the
Vi'ligeatici- of the Deity was sp."all' di
rected t ) :!avorv, that he did imi trot
bin .-.-If to 1
the people,
w as i k ,
t i.e war to t.
in any I
while an c -io
h . .- 'ii
rvni'i .
ihcr
'.a- t he .-loll
tit oi l la
My iiitilb"'
f ci int.
,v,ll improve them : il tnoJeriite ali.litie,, 7';' ! ""'ny is larfiom it. in cluthttig and arms j . , M, Tlliul l!ri,ad.., i. n. h d, of iaga.a,
lllilllstry Will .-uppi.v uie, .urn,,, ni. - - .v.,.,' i M,.Cook ch-ueed 1,10110 0lU' U",s lm .-..an.aj-e on. 0 -.p. ), v , or,,,. -1 he tail .r 3 a-l- ..li-.-liV a-!
Nothing isd.nied to mil diieCcd labor ; Ihe .Mi ..I.., t clone MO01, t',a' j 1 tUem. Their puns weie, many ol them. 4llh. p F(; Ha -I or, Flcvoidh Ke-1 C.,.,1 1,!.,; a rhe-o t c :"
nothing ii c-.cr to be attained without it. 3 ;c j. ( h LV tl ; cue- j Hint-lock muskets shotguns and Mui. rel 1 v. s'r,,,,,,, (i,.n. I Th(. sfltiro ,,,,, .,.;,.,, ; h:
, 1 A M ,,, U"t1- T. ?A,ltVJiL' Jf.".f;. ' .V.. .)... r.eh. Hut lew tilled muskets were h-und. tj, , (,r vr,(;.,.., !,;,:,;. 1 V.V i. II to, , ,ted to v-m,, lle-ooi
Wjm,iii e.Miiiii.f;.' pipe. .1.., . my. i nc ouir." rrgiincuia .uM.p t.r,...v, 1 1 1-VIM' 1 ' i I I-' V '1 1 1 ! I I v ( I , i i i. ... . . ,, , . , , !
was stiuck by lightning and instantly kii- wa thrown upon the ncmy, when f t " ' ' : 1 ; I H.-t ol. J II I ..gt'i.i . 1 ivt-.M; I.. g.; ol Ilea ;, i, as en. .-ted to , un sh t.
.. i i i . . .e.i :o .i .), .. .- i .... i ... .i .i H...1 1 be dealt; ot tncu ici.etai o.u not sei oi . t ,n ur-1 !i -nrai le. ( i.-tiei :, , U
ii . -i
-I
At'
la any ",x tent.
ii:-i in the u -e
' put. and they
" I The verv proe
' ' lend oioih: to
had a beautiful calf four day old.' , ccnfusi.H) and in nil directions, closely
.- , .t. .i . r - i .ursuecl bv our frrces. At the tilnu cl
nmucie annou-.iciiii; ..m m iea-i-... .. i - P
rercon says: "His lemuins werecomnr.t
ted to that bourne whence no traveller
returns, accompanied by his fiiends."
LTtf-The subjects of despoti-ms are of
ten allotted to fatten liieniseivcs lik o
many swine, so that they may be t !n fits
tor to be devoured by their ruler.
BrnA nag says he knows only one thing
the charge, Col. JlcCook's hor.se wi.s shot
ftom under him, and tha Colonel himelf
woundod in the leg.
A TKANGK INCIDENT OF THE
BATTLE.
' to have Li'eat'y di -he i tcne.I the cm my.
Thev coulii.ucd theirattaek! with as much
vehemence as ever. The Second M'titie- ;Ul ;s
sota Kaginient camo up and tormtu iileng JcCall's Division
Onl, ol ben. MeC
l'.M. M. II X
I 'iM.-l.ill
MeXejl, 'J'hii tci nth, or ol'sln
all
ian.1 F:!!') l;.':.'iuu tit, in (i
tn
it is not.
illih
l- WOl'
Iv. ill's
in- i.i e the l
d, t ' one tna
eii-v to cni::
tho fence, on the U fi ot '.he l ourth Ken
tucky. The rebels aill cV.eiided their
line to think us on that side. Ti.e l-'il-
I iv tl; the tin n iih t lie 1 1 1 . a.-. 1 in l!,v .-ibnt.- lo
hid. C 1 C F Campbell, First Artillery, which we hcv" allu-h d, it i- ','.dt a- like.
Foui teen'li llegiiiicnt, It. '. ( ' lv that the old 1.. Iv was as n -ar :he trutli
They lo-1 c'li-iideiiee K"i).r
to v.iiii-h tl: -ir lo oi, v.' i rj
icfu'cd to L -' any t ;' .cr,
by which t:i";r ability t'
havo been kept a i . in..
tci r-.tpted. 'I'l.e money, ir.stcaoi oeii-j
- - 1 1 red ii'iior. g the people iVoin whom
ill" -c;vl.es c.-tiie, h is be;. stop; -J by
i.i ill! ois iii the hard- of tiio oiiictais of
liovcrnnieiit, or tlioii I'l i-Mi -D. and tetui ns
i no ii. ue to tin' '( (,plei l-iO to ' ij.,.c i n
' i.p'i-.t. 1 1 i- a l i'.y -om.- oi e "-iiin.M d'.-vi-o
"d- a tne'.hod i' e-ivpol'ip : .it !. .:--' a i . m t I
" i ii,,. nation, m -de tin wholly bv nun who
-' ' '.'is I have iVoiWU 1 it,!: Oil goV'ei'alll'Mlt Cof t acts
d'tting lli; past year. If so cle.'.f a cufcil
rrrv.t ! , ,:,va, be made again-t then) f- to i -ni-
l'-'.'t ' i e! II t 'till di-""ir'il,":, it Ilioht be possi'oh,
ct. t he sin -,t 1,.,,-t ii. 'i iLd. ten tlieiii into puMnigtheir
'Lilil -c
den v
ll'.h. Col. (i D Baiird,
tecrith Mis'l-sii pi i barged L). t) the fence, jjiriKtit, Ht Ccn. Mcf
First. Cavalry
i 'ivif ion.
Durin the hottest of t!io engagement, 1 all,l men in the two icgum-nts fougiit j-,) i ,-,). Ti-nmas Welcn, l'ui I 1,'ova
. r . . i- . . ' ... , . . i - i , c . .. . i. ,.. i. . - . . . . '
nit.t w lion Uie vo line vrcro nut. iooi jiana lo liituti, cuicinng uoia oi i a. u ti u .
than one hundred yards apart, an otlicor et's gunf, and trying lo drag them tiiro
w ith his aid redo up to theside of Colonel ull over the fence, but it v. as ull in vair.
i. i man h I 'ivision.
us tho anti Slavery nien. 1
t itnes w hen it repin es no
connect t Iih crime with the
nun ii iils biiii-ell Loin a hon-eloo
at, then
p,v,..sl.
cnoly.
are
II lo
il a
the
Utter than love, and that is, to be, tiirow n j-,. an(j eautior.ally reiimrked to the col-
into a t'ond of tnnsh nnd milk, w ith the
(rive!eg3 of eating your way ashoie.
Bi.Tlio moon, when it is fullest of lieLt
is farthest from the sun ; ntid men when
most abounding in wealth, are generally
farthest from heaven.
Tr -Those who stnd telegraphic dis
patches in tlntso time's are very apt, in
one ?fll0 und only one, to dljidtrl, thtlrvlh,
K?JuA man has glands to secieto teurs,
aud Hidiva, and bib. Whut a pity ho
Lrsn'l a pocket-gland to secret money.
V-Sl Sometimes men, who have been
frankly wicked, attempt to reform, and
become locked-up liypoet iles.
oni l not to firs upon our own men, at the ; THE ItLESL ACCOUNT-,
same timo pointing to the enemy's lino, i trrJHirj, Ann. Zo.'l ho following dis
saying, "There are our men." Col. Ft J, .,uU.u dmeil at KnoxviUo last night, has
suppw-ing him lo be a Federal otlicor, re- l(Ctn rc.eejYlHi : "den. Ciiitcndeii rallied
plied, "Wo nro not iing upon our own )ia f0I-(.e8 at Monticullo and will make a
men," i.nd pointing to his ow n regiment Htnntl tliorc. Montieello is only 'j miles
remarked, "These nr ou.' own metijfl.om Somerset. The Hying, frightened
hero " I fugitives have grtatlv exaggerated our dis-
The two roda by tho side of each other U!ilp,..
forsonio minutes, conversing upon tho, ' ,.;, inn i via Afobilo "1 The
battle nnd tho incidents, when the oflicer sl rtlial)0 information we have receiv-
It.lh. Col. .1 F Knije, Hancock, Md.
17.li. Lad. T F (iood, Wiw-hiugt. n. D.C.
4.sib. Col.. lames Xagle, llatu-ra-j 1 nlet.
Lhh. Col. W IL liwin, Washington, J.
t!.. llani'oek'.- I'.-ijado.
i'.i.th. Col. 11 C (. hii-t, Port Loyal SC.
.M.-t. Col. .1 F Hal tliinft. Aliua'oll-, Mie
ivlar.d, Iiurnsi .'e b'xpedilion.
(',,. ,1 (.' Dod.'e, Washington. DC,
'i.'ld. Cel. .1 L F.rooke, Wa-hiu'.".o.), DC.
f.llh. Col. .1 M Campbell.
5 jth. Col. Lich'd bite, Foi tre.-. Mod-
l oe.
.tp i s i ,i v nr.
net on' in at!;
:lcM in-'
or
c.-r
the 'b :it!i id the pavement to the ha!'
th" ii.-idnc-.-s at the roof, it the iba n o of
Cod that cer'aiu sin- will meet w iih 1 1 -r,
lain leti.bi, tin, i. J:i cur pie-en- condi
tion, Weil:.-! I il' - e 1 l.'cs I '. . ipi. -1. ' !v '!"V,-..
Wilhoat ::-!:ii, n 'V v- l e'h. r i-.i of
I'oe:'. i.tnl'iti' ii gtv't-d, or 1'ain, of any ot
the crimes of eovetouiiie-s are m n
ill -"uiii n g.iias into govei not "i". uso lor a
while. In this day, the Midden isjoreuso
of veal i ii in a Ciov eriitnetit ill" t or co':
trait. r is geneii.liy ,-' -.1 .-'u tviiLi;:-
lliid ln ought to lend bis inei .'aso to t!)3
I'lirsc of the nation until better linn-s.
if the arm ol h. v can n it lt-jcii thecriu).
ii.iils. and :;i-elt. this tctilble s 1 ;.K!ii of
i a line and it.-- it -nit-, under which we. ara
s'.il'.ei In , then eycrvnim mn-t keen an
eve on hli neiitliboi', and p'l!
I, Hist d j s bat I, io l-'-v i i - - - t .
.--,- ' if.
.ji.- f.T.il, -.1-
t".-: form.
ti.e sins 1. 1 the vtiiers
of the n it I. n wii ich
and certain r-t i ibut i,
l-t;-nii condil ion. w
n-ninv of our t;o.i!'!'
lh.se S.H. :c -. Tl.v
S,S ol'lilC -ll!- -.,-biel,
Xevel, p'li.l
t; it i-Mi v ai t le--, e t :ii
tu-.- - bol'.ue the p. "i
si nh-d for our ii.-p
wheeltd his horse and rodooll'toone side
After getting somu thirty feet from Col.
Fry, the aid who accompanied the officer
levelled a pistol at Col. Fiy mid tired at
him, at tho samo time putting spurs to
his horse and fled. The colonel now sus-
ot'.th
ed here of the engagement at or near Soui.
erset is to the ellet luaioniy twoiegi-i o-ih
inents Colonel liattle's Ti'iineiscii und J.'.1'!
Colonel Stat hum's Mississippi wero enga- j Gi'tl
gen in lliu iigiit near .u 1. 1 ..nngs. j nu i Laval: v,
estimated numberof our ki.led und wotin-
S--Ulti dangerous for a au to at-' peeling treachwy, clreiv foi th Lis pistol ,lo(i an,i prisoners taken from us, varies
tempt, iis tlie tower ol i is.i seems uoing, miu mm i " .'i..iii,Uv.ii., nm from threo to five Inindrvd.
to see how far he can lean from tu upright ! the breast, just below tho left nipple. General Crittenden, with nearly all hi
lotitioii without falling The officer fell from his horse a dead , fo is 0v nt Monticullo. Stores m
V.tirief, softened by time, grows beau
tiful, and we chori-h it as wo do some old
dim picture of the dead.
t- Wo ere plisnncrs ns often no v
bolt our doors, exiles as often as wo trav
el, and dead ns often as we sleep
equipments are being tent to him. The I
force of the l'cdci ails is variously estimated
atl'aris at fiom 5,000 to t,iuO, some de.
9 r f 1 ,
man. lie was soon atierwara recognised
as General ZoUieofTer, lato commander af
the division of the rebel forces.
Til li BEARING OF ARTILLERY.
Durins the encaccment Standards and
WhitmorB's Ohio batteries wer throwi ng 1 or 12, WO a more correct estimate
shell over theheadsof our men, in the: The confederates, alter spikmj (1
Col. S A Meredith.
Coi. William Maxwell.
Col. ,1 b'ichter .1 olies.
Col. R 15 F.i'-c, Sacotid Cavalry.
Col. II V Avi lill.Tiiiid Kentucky
Washington, DC.
CUt. Col. H Rippcrv, Washington,
b-i.I. Col. S W Flack, Wasiio;:toii, 1) C.
f,.",d. Col. Alex Hays, V.'a.-h I n'-t on, DC.
Clth. Col. David C.implcil, F.iurtii C.,y-
:i!rv, Washington, D I '.
' i'o"
e Ini-t
i ("ir p:
ill-
pal loll
i nail. I
'sent d
io iv at ic. i-t t : in''.
I'-S Mild li.tlic iil t.
V :. ai t li.l! ' V the i-ittl-
Ji f- 11 cv 'ii'-'n.
in the I i-tc: v of !h
A TuonvM) Dii'uvNiin.
ii: hi -. in "i v i li at a:.'c i
di . ,-i, oii- I! i "i- with v. h
t -(ii l-iled, -a. i that tilt'
, I ii vei g:i a I sol!., t Si'-.
. (di ;-, . tu . a.i.icui n v. el .
ill t !.e, I' c I il- oi ''-.' 1
Tie
1 1. '
Ci.
lllloi'to'4
till hiU-
v !. t;j
-e
;i,
an
"iV nl w
;' no -I
A-
,!. p.
i nt t
. 1 1. -1 1 1 -
: I -I . 1. .
at w,
iv,-
t he
il;-
d:
1 1.
c.-.th. Col
rv, ( 'allien:
r . Wh'ihh'on nlw.ivu io... ,n-,r 1 i l.n ' n r tnmnt, to pencil the ranks of the enemy, cannon, threw them into the liver. The
light. Oh, that growVuiip people in this i'.ut fiom their closo proximity they wero ( enemy got but ono cannon. 'ilny ai.-o .
world would become like bttlo children not enabled to do tho enemy much harm, got about two thousand horses and mules, :
u , I.-. , , .1 The only chance our artillery-had of doing 'and three hundred wagons. All of tneir
Men are Oite.i niinod by thevve.ght exef.uon was when Captain Kinney stores .vrro burnt to prevent their capture
o heir fatness ics a tree, heay.l, laden JrM ln uking one section of his bat- by the enemy.
iLi Irtiit breaks Us own boughs. (m, u , ,ht, fV01M,a l0 within Mxty The stragglers returning speak very
r-.F:di ill bn-fl with nature in her bemi. yards of the enemy, and succeeded in de- freely of the causo ot this disaster, a id
ty and glory, and your suit w ill never be livoring eevon rounds upon them ; every their reports create intense excitement
I hum rj.ening uirgo gj s in tneir iii;t-. . hum n.ui(;u,,u,, 1
j Tho enemy then made a charge upon I The false information of the enemy's
wh..r. in ,t I.,,.;.,, m ine guns, but tlioy wero instantly lepui lorce tnai it, vtus oniy i.uuo siioug whs
d-i'i. . ' r ed by u portion of the Ninth Ohio. The 1 brought by ono Johnson, know ji lamiliur
' " u "0' enemy, to thoir credit Ue it sa'il, stood I ly as "Hogback Johnson."
B-'O.'aie is considered a very bad thing, with firmness to their lines, hoi.in" to re i Still Further from Kcnluchi, CntUmLn 7?.-
"id yet we ui o to'd all the timo to tike pulse the charce, but thev could not resist in forced utut Fallinq Hack. Tho Kr.oxville
facet ed.
.Those villages are generally bt-it oft !
jU-I'.vb must be jejiarated from vicious
l'ibits as grain is fioin chuH' by t hrash.
lug.
teLKind words arothe flower of henc-v
oleiiyy; kind deeds thu fruit.
tfAAn cnfde, a coarser, a lion, is not
"""rued on account of poverty ; and sure
3 a man should not be
t-A-lIasty wen drink tho wine of Ufa
rtlding hot.
iho force of there determined men.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED UPON
THE FIELD.
After tho retreat of the enemy it was
Max Fl eidtil.W, l-'ifih C.iViil
liriicoons, Wa-hinginn. D '.
clarine it to reach "", "(). From inform-I both. :.1. .lohn I'ulriek, I red . ,,-k, . LI
. ation previously received w o deem lu.uui (ien. J J Abcivioiiii'ici Liigade.
to tli. ! I- .V.'ltltOII.
t-.Sih. Col. II W (iray.
t'.'.'tli. Col. J TOvveii, Frederick. M l.
7dth. Coi. It II Lush, Sixth Cavalry,
Fhiladeipbi.l Lancets, Wa -.hingtoli, DC.
71sl. C-.1..I 'i Wi-tai, Frederick, Md.
TJd. CI. D W C Uiixter. Fredeii.ik, Md
T.'.d. Col. .J A Kol'.es, Vr'a-hi.iglon, 1 1 '
7 ),h. Ci. A Sohimm..'liL-n.g, vVnshing
innion, i ' U
7.',tli. Col. II Ilohlrn, Washington, DC,
Hh r.kci's I '.rig ide
Tilth. Col. .1 M Tower, Putt Royal, S C.
77lh. b'ol F F Stainbaugh, Kentucky,
Netiley'w Urigado.
7,1th. Col. William Sirwell, Kentucky,
Negh y'H l'.rigid.i.
7','th. 'ol. II A llambiight, Kentucky,
Xeidey's Krigaile.
Mih. G S Wynkoop, Seventh Cavalry,
Kentucky.
p. 1st. Col. .Tames Miller, Chippewa,
Washington. D C.
(2d. Col. li II Williams, Washington,
DC
p:td. Col. J II McLane, W ashir.gtcn,
DC.
8-lth. Col. W G Murray, Cumberland,
Md.
Pidh. Cal. Joshua B Hon ell, Washing
ton, D C.
d
r
ll.
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n.'!.
If i. or s
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t
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ed a .ii u Ii : i 1 1
!,,!;. -e of ,:-.;
I; of i-.oi .-i-l'ic
I ;u ti e
i e i .''.'il i ill
he (I'lin-;-: of
,-t on th---,-
c ,.,tv. Ti '
ei-eo Iro - - on
ill!. 'iii ol t'io
I ing I he lid e li
I Cl.l.lil.. ii V..-1
I! ir i.nd viciui
ed. I. api.e il
niaiiied in th.-ir
I, id done dui in.
i i 'iir.t wa'.-i s -. .
I- r.-d their c-ca
.no
i. i..
oe
e i,.
'I
.'. oil 1 in- )
tint tin-
II t.
' y
111-.
.t
It
::n
l b'tl
r.
! lei
. ill while
I'i.ll I I I e .Id loll
tor, win ii we 1.
at.
t'
Whic. of the 25th, Bays :
Largo reinforcements of cavalry have
been sent from the city to Gencrul Critten
den, and a battery oi artillery is ready to
truly sad aid distressing to see tho bodies I move. The most tf the reports of tho bat
of the eluin, and hear tho cries of the tie first received seem to havo been much
wounded lying upon the field of battle. 1 exagerated.
Iu ono field, where tho Ninth Ohiochur-t Two guns of Monsarratt's battery being
ged uponi llm enemy, 85 of the enemy lay j on thisside of tlie river, were savd (ien.
cold in death, ar.d sinie 50 wounded lay : Crittenden made but a short utand at
groaning with suffering from their ! Montieello, and then fell back loCatnp
wounds. On tie other field, oa the oppo- I McGinni3, and may fall still further back,
nit m4o of Uie tfi, at any wtra found 1 in older to collect those ot his (orca who
1 ;:i ti.e con .
a-k !i oil ll-.'.ivi n
tell ti- the .'-in -
w that tin"!- :o lei
a; e delh-n-iit, Lee.!ii-o o :-ori.e i ,-1 1 1 1 : t " i s
ci ii'.r.i 't ! peculation, whi.-h ban ileh.yed
o.' ircW'ldvd their leceivnig the .to;cr
wi; ij-oi-.- .' 1 f our 1 1 Tops fifo c..-t ;.;, at
.e i, ,h:nl we Ui.h Ldlhc th.iii to th.'l-i-ky
ships or ioI'.i ii lopes on which wo tt-;i-t.-d
1 1. tir lives, I ec it -e of ..-)) s) i-.mvncr's
I'iipacitv in bi-i de iliiu's with g-nc IMUCtit,
or the negligencw or ci ::ne ot ;
oll'.ci-is iu piirchiuii.g f'.itn hi
lays occur, during which 11k-rv y g '.;ns
adiiiiilagos, is it neee-ary o.o..k for sins
of the people, when we know that Ihona-
f--fhe li.l.
Flilliollt, Wll.c
t 'V week '.:."i I.:i le od'e i
' i net ion of hot ii co".b-,t ' '
had il.llii"li-a! t.oti;;ii to jum
rcinevid, out he did not 1
M, p.iv Hi- ."li l.ef 1 mio
'ie I'M-C-itintier's block fof .
thai led lo iho decatntat .oil
li l'i .1
I lb . ,-.
e i b, I
, to
ll an 1
i ! i .' a
. (ii.j-
')"! Ill
i.i ads
1- '" : e- P.
o'lcd ir.oll
" -a'li etches
f Fief., ,i: '.
l-.naii
J.i.lti.
tee t !'
call ;
I '""! t up; u .1 id. l I..V ol ll cm lor ii.e
-it ;-'l-.ii ' l the n.y. . f or :.'! . a- !i
all- .- e ha , 0 l.i ot I i-r i-.i-!. t 'oi :i to
em reieiiaet the; ot the Kilkenny
. l V i
1 nvient
,.r i r'-!ve
W d ii U. e 111 -.
tion is in the hands of contractor-, who j 0-A a ;,t tlie bat t!o. of Wil- u's 'n ' k and
toiteht I ke a I in k- On n turnimT li ruo
Tlit :. Iiil-n (''HI i- -lie:,,;. VC .,;:;y, r, o'
M'i r.i-ioc, low, i, DI- ri'-t Attorney, i.e. I
upnt'd to be one of the beit law ye; s in th.-
Slate, iuiiied the liist . omt.ai.y tb.'it was
l.ii-ed ill (hat pla.c '..'.! Hit
out. as a ir:vate. lie was
boy at-.d sell tliM cause of the Ci.-ion, and
who hohl back, for sharp practice-, the
suj'plies that are necessary for action ?
No man run look at the history of tho
past ve-ir v. it!i impartial oye.s nnd bi I to
seo that the groat cm-oVus stiller, d sim
ply Localise- such a vast number of nit-n.
in government c-ni) ioy, have regarded
themselves jirt-t, and for the Union tcO"'.
If provisions went to bo bought, and the
mull iv ho had it in charge was Veiy likely
to acok. in tho first pUea a method of buy
he vvaso.iorcd a commas ou any lie in, gut
(house in a ic. iiin-nl b:.t h.s reply
'Llast v oiii-coi.iuii--ioii.ni! .' win.' ;- agi.n-'
That's' the kin 1 of a i:ir.u lor you.
Tim total .nimint ol the CtiK n r.miy c !'
tlie 1'nileiJ States js i oi !;on-d at six-bun-dud
and foil) ti,oi....:.d men.
t-It-If a man is Lot satis fie 1 with 1:!
tie, it is Vuty cc rt ui u ho w dl never hav.
in" them eothat he or his favorites eould noiih.
ii Jl