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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

p0YVEAU LAFEOFEURS ROB,
I'D -kuthOrtzsll aud sdopted by the Medical Faouls
y of France and gagPlisd % tho French NAVY. Thls
Aodic4ne takes the place 81 Cod Liver OIL extaots
% and used In the hospitals Of francs for letters
Abssesses, Cenesrs Ulcers, scrOfnla, scurFyr Flour
sctionS OF the skn- Ihs Rob b especially uss4ul
the cure Of the SYphilltio Diseases, designated Pr
n1ary, secondary and Tertiary Directions and osrs
hcstes accompany eacE bottle Price g par bottle.
Sold IA Cleveland by Gaylord and Han nond, DRUG.
gists No. I3D Supsrior a. Ths trade supplied b "a.
dressing Dr. Qrsudeau d. St gsrvais IS Ans Richer,
seril. or e broAd 81. ~ y. analI:Il1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
RATTRoAD SYSTEM on TIITN0Is.

Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on The railroad system Of Illinois Inasmnch as
part Of income from several of these works, with
valuable public fund in lands 60 % diminish he Slate
expenses the TAEE ARE udzT and must consequently
.-vyarv daV dacreasa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

- OauRgH5IL sRoTHER, brussists.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
MARBI.E-
Premium Marble WORKS.

70 II DEvINE 81 BRO,
Y st,set bet,Ueen Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Col.
CCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Mohumen,s, nl ad com.
ter tops &c. &C. constantly hand, or made 20 orue'
at the shortest notice. -, ...Aaa.
Orders from the country promptly aeenueu w.
.B.P. ]. d. Bro. have received Dpunas r. 1he th
gold Medals at the several State Fairs a. rom ,s Se
Mechanics Institute. HHo"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

NwING to there not being SUFFICIENT number Of
III skets sold, my Holiday Gift Concerts poslpon-
sd to February 6th at which time 1t will come OF with
out fail
e. A. WILLIAMS is my only authorized agent to
transact business connected with my Holiday Gilt
Concert. >, u. WILLIAMS,
Msrysville, Jan. 7th, 1851. jans'u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
NO. 1874.
glllp aatlonal Nemutrat.
Democratic State Central Committee.
Alameda and Son,. CIa

Alameda and Santa Clara-Sompal 7 CIorL
Amador and Calavaras-A. Haywood N
Lewis. "Oou' ~
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MeCorkle. T Shan
non. - SHah
l.. Connor. =
Colusa, Tehama and Shasta-Beni ShurtIeff.
Price se
- I'll Dorado. G. McCallum, A. II. st. Clair
Denver Johh Conness, G. =. jackson.
;, Fresno, Mariposa, Merced and Tulare-Charles
Began. 'SS
humboldt and Trinity. T. RYAN.
Los Angeles and San Bernadino-M. Norton.
Marin, Mendocino and Sonoma-George L.
Wratton. 50 40
Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. F. White.
Napa, Soano and Yolo-Amos NJ. Currier.
nevada--A. b. Diddle, John Caldwell.
ehcer-k. &. Poland, H. Grodng.
Saeramento-A. Reddington, Mike GRAY w
B Hunt Larkin Lamb. ID. II. Whipley.
San Francisco-D. d. Cotton, J. P. Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas HASKELL IL, b. Truett r. o.
Page, j. Monroe.
San Mateo--James Dennison.
San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara-F. J. Ma,
guire.
Sierra-Michael Walsh
Sutter-P. w. Keyser
Tuolumne and Stanisaus-I n. Quinn. A
Schell
Yuba- T. b. Beardan, C. E. DeI.ong,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
MORNING. FEBRUARY 8, 1861.
Sperial 9utires.
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatly ia
cltate the process of teethng by sofenlng the gums
reducing all nfamation-will alay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
it will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants Pefectly safe In all cases. See adver-
tsement in another column. may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
Also a Complete Stock Of
Shade and Ornamental Trees,

Vines, Shrubbery, creepers. Roses and Bulbs-Ch-
nese and California Arbor Nitae's three to six feet
high.
The Subscriber viii give his personal attention to
the business. Those finding II more convenient to
Order than to come in person. may feel assured Of OBJ
tanning the most Valuable Varieties and well aryana,
ed AS to Season Of ripening. No Trees or Plants will
be sent out except such are in good healthy cond-
uon-and packed in suitable manner to go any dis
tance. Our arrangements are such that we have no
fears ofbeing undersold by other reliable Nursery
men. Our prices will be just low to Orders as If Sc
lected by the parties. In most articles the Prices will
be considerably reduced from last seasons
N. B.-Printed directions for Planting and after
treatment will accompany packages.
~ Remember, Sales Room and Yard opposite
the Water Works, corner Fourth and streets, Ma
rysyille.
jan49-u G. Ii. BEACH, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09

81. ALL persons desiring to purchase first rate
@TssSh fruit trees, tTne TO label, taken up with
N1fA good roots to insure successful transplantng,
-uE- will find 1t TO their interest to give me call,
for am determined not to be undersold by any one
who has good Trees.
have received the Santa Clara Valley Agricultu-
raj socetys First Premium for the best Fruit Nursery
also the Bay District Societys First Premium of $50
for the largest collection, and the hest display Of Fruit
also $25 for the largest collection Of the choicest va
retes of Pears also first premium fer best collection
of Currants for the best varieties of Pears, for the
best dish Of foreign Grapes, open culture Also the
State Agricultural ocety's Premium of $50 for Hur-
sery, and several valuable premiums for fruit
eS All my Trees are of the choicest varieties, and
are warrented to prove what they recommended.
ID. II. ADAMS.
GEORGE LAWS, Agent, D street, near the Post
Office jan26-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
Mrs =. A. ALIENS zviobo,.amvm

Mrs =. A. Aliens ZyiobaIsamum, or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING is essential to us, with
the Restorer, and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling. 1t the best dressing fo
the Hair known, rendering it soft silky and glossy,
disposng it to cnrl, and rema4 in any desired posi-
tion Read the advertiser mt No other preparation
has such an array of N cling testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09

Facts for the Million-By recent enactment of the
French government, these medicines are admitted free
of duty into all ports of France They are extensive
ly employed in all the public and military hospitals
throughout the Empire. The Emperor has sign6ed his
appreciation of their virtues in an autosr NH letter To
DR.. Holloway. During the late campaign in Italy,
Brge quantities were used for the wounded at Brecia
and Moneohiaro. Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts, 62
cts, and Sl per box or pot. fe7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
First Primium Fruit
Il r e E S.
FOR SALE CHEAP BY
GEORGE LAWS,

d STREET, NEAR THE POST OFFICE, Marysvule,
Ag't for D. T. Adams Hope Nursery, San Jose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03
Beiligerent Rights.

From the National 1ntelligencer.
T. Fl. Upton, Esq, of New York, whose recent
work upon Maritime Warfare and Prize Law was
so kindly noticed in your issue of the llth instant
subject of the arrest of Messrs. Mason and Sdell,
and their suite, which place at your disposal
New YoEK, November l6.-We have just learned
of the arrest upon the high seas from on-board
British mail steamer. by a vessel of war of the
United States, of the traitors Mason and Sldell.
With this comes the information that they were
given up "under protest y of the British cap
tain, and British subjects here are already making
a huge cry against what they declare to be a
:" "high.handed outrage and one that must be
atoned for, etc.
Now, the truth is, that under the law of nations,
as established by British authority, Capt. Wilkes
would have been justified in making prize OF the
mail steamer and her cargo, as well as arresting
the rebels aboard, and vessel and cargo would
have been subject to condemnation as lawful
prize of war. BY the English authorities, to which
| will refer, you will find the following to be
established. [NIr. Upton h re cites the principles
given by lis from public writers yesterday adding
as his opinion that the plea of ignorance that
such dispatches were on board, or Of their con-
tents, will not avail the vessel except in an eX-
treme case of imposition practced for the purpose
of securing the serVce.fl
The cases to which allude are
The Caroline, Robinson, 25G, 445.
The Friendship, 6 Robinson, 420.
The Orezembo, 6 Robinson, 430, 453-'4. } .
The Atalanta, 6 Robinson, 4l0. --,
The Hope, ctedin the case Of the Atalanta,
Robinson 46l-2. e-. -. ....-
The Rapid Edwards, 228-'9.
The general impfession1 find to be that Com
mander Wilkes has violated the law of nations anc
the neutral rights of Great Britain in making tht
Yonr-, ,ruIy, -. ~ % r. II. uPToN
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2s2.

cient TO pay the Confederate war tax. The reaoIu-
ton, a. amended, vas adopted. s stsJ .a sstsssEs
Tom Bynum was elected State Printer with
scarcely any opposition = s,s,ts F,s.sa m .
The mileage to members Of travelling commit
teea was refused, aud the payment Of actual ex-
penses allowed. AZ a. "A ,s4s, 8s5 .s ,s,s!,
The senate's bill, appropriating $1,000 for pay Of
Presidential election, passed. s q III sfa; bsssg4
The senate's joint resolution for theadiournmeat
Of the Legislature until Thursday, the 18th inst,
was concnrfed in by close vote. .;stg II aaS ~
Fedora Preparing t.. go into Winter auartssr.
NAsvIILE,S Dec. 2.-7- The Bowling Green CORES
pondent of the Union and American, in his letter
dated I'd inst, says, The Federais are still North
of Green river and II Is reported they are preparr
ing to go into winter guartersas Camp Negin, near
Nolin bridge. 7ss I'D 5iss ~,s,ss ss.s.,.4 yySs
sEDA1IA, NO., Nov. 23.-The business portion Of
Warsaw was burned on the night Of the 2,st. The
Quartermaster and Commissary Departments were
located in a large block, which was burned, hui
the greater portion of the Government stores had
been removed J; portion Of the comrnissary stores
for which there was no transportation, vert
burned by order of the commanding officer. Tn
greater portion Of the goods from the stores wert
burned after being carried out, owing to the in
tense heat. It is thszght by the commanding Of
acer thatthe town was fired by the citizens, as 9
man dressed in citfzens' clothes was seen coming
from the building in which the fire originated.
JEFFERSON Cry, Nov. Pit is reported to-day
that fire occurred astnight at Seaalia destroy
ing the greater portion Of the business part Of the
tewn. -
Federal Demonstration. on Columbus a. sFeint
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2.--It is stated here on good au-
thority that Gen. Johnston believes the Federal
move on Columbus a feint, and that the real light
will come off at Bowling Green very shortly. The
reported sending Of troops from Cairo to st. Louis
theiy safety at st. Louis. -. IN y. Sa
T. 's%5".i From Mobile. q
NOZZLE, Dec. 2.-The municipal election resulted
in the election of R. H. Slough for Mayer, by 4
small nainritY .-t-t<W N4Egvl7A Efett-|N@9 f ~ y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03
Incidents OF the Capture of DIessrs. Mason
~ SFs 2'ts = and S1ldeH. A@f@si safs ~ a

L.. 4 gR4e nr ia H ~ s & 4 :
Speaking Of the incidents that transpired, when
the arrests were made, the Washington cores
pendent of the Philadelphia Press writes: -,
When about forty miles off Matanzas, in the old
Bahama channel, the Trent hove in sight, and the
two yesselsstwere soon within hailng adistance1s
Commodore Wilkes sent shot across The bows of
the Trent. To this no attention was paid, when
another was directed near the bow. This brought
the steamer to- Lieut.. Fairfax, to whom beth Of
the Coined crate passengers were pefspnlIY known
was sent on board the boat supported with two
more boats filed with maffnes. Lieut.. Fairfax;
went on deck and called for Messrs. ShdeH and
Mason, WHO soon appeared. Lieut.. Fairfax polite
informed them OF the objects Of His mission and
sasked them to go on board bis boat. TO this they
objected, Mason remarking that they had paid
their passage to Earopetta the British Consul at
Havana, twho acts as agent for the mail steamship
line and he would not leave without force. J,
Lient Fairfax, pointing to his marines drawn up
on the decks of the British steamer. said :st Yo1
see sir, haze the forces if that is what you re-
gaires Then you must ase i, II, 4 replied Mason-
With this Lieut. Fairfax placed Ills hand upon the
Senator'S shoulder and pressed him to- the gang
way. at this juncture the passengers rushed for
ward, somewhat excited, and attempted toI inter-
fere. The marines Immediately showed their
bayonets. and Mason consented To the decision OF
Lieut.. Fairfax asking that he might be permitted
fine specimen of an Englishn1an rushed on deck In
military OF naval uniform. Sthe officer in ncommand
of the mails, badly D and demanded why pas
sengers on board that ship were noIested. Lieut.
Fairfax informed him that he had stated to Capt.
Morti of the packet, why he had arrested two of
his passengers, and further than that lie had no
explanations to make. Protests wereatfe drawn
Enstis and Mcfarland, went into the boats Of the
L San JaeiDto ''N-s 1f "2~s GF* 9ss' 'sa
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TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ., 1861.

pusory "crying over split milk . our anger neces.
sarily coneenti itself upon the heads Of those
Who made our policy purely defensive. in spite of
the expressed wish Of the people. Thinking men,
who appreciate the inestfmable value of fpophlar
institutions perceive now that the offensive was
and they do not hesitate to say so. MALoU,f
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their encampment at this point yesterday on the
Magenta, for Bowling Green, Ky. They bear in
their midst large sized black flag, on which ap-
pear, in bold relief, deaths head and bare bones
These Concordans go to expel not capture, van
da invaders of their homes and fireades, and they
will make their mark.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03
Commercial Intelligence.

y H
,..s,,5 Commercial Intelligence. AK
y LrvEEroos, Nov. 12.-+-The sales of cotton for
ewo days sum up 50 900 bales, including 10000
to. speculat0rs and exporters, market closing
baoyant, at an advance of ! to (, and with an up-
ward tendency of prices. . s4ts z
The adviees from Manchester show a favorable
market for cotton'goods, but closing quiet. 81
Breadstuhs aniet but steady. Provisions steady.
& LIVERPOOL, Noy.- l4--Latest via Queenstowrl.--
Cotton firm, with an upward tendency, sales OF
tive days, 22,0ca bales, including lo,0osbale on
speculation and for export, prices unchanged.
Bfeadstufts Quiet and steady. Corn dselfning.
Provisions dull. .. ,s.5... .4,a4s .
& LssnoN, Nov. l4.-The closing quotations for
Consols are 93} TO o. for money. American secur.
tiles quiet. . :. ~ =as
H. H. t-7- General News ..55s .. .s ,=,.--=
Three British vessels of war are ready to sait for
Mexico, but are detained owing to the stormy
weather. The French ships-of-war, sail iamedi-
atsly. The report was current that at its instga.
tica the United States would be invited to join in
the expedition. The spanisb Journals speak of a
probable Spanish Protectorats being the result Of
tbs expedition. The King Of Portugal died Of
typhus fepers ca the 18th. The Duke Of 0porto
succeeds to the throne. The London Tines sees
with calm dismsy, the short supply of cotton, and
says there is 10 ground for national alarm. All
important Cabinet Council was held at Paris-on the
22th inst, and twas almost certain that Fould
would be accepted as Minister of Finanee. 1t il
said Europe viii be assured of the pacific intention
Of France. The Senate is called to assemble OF
| the 10th of December. '4'* as S~'+aaS g " 5'
| The Belgian Chambers have been openad. The
Kings speech is silent on the Italian question: bu
the minister of Francis the Second has been mott
fed they will no longer entertain official relation
| with him. - '.' @s "~'.''r 's~"- "
| The Paris Constitutional argues the American
question and says The ingrattude of America en-
abes France to witness the disruption of tn
| Union with indifference. +',m.'., ,- 7.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03
The submarine telegraph cable which has been

The submarine telegraph cable which has been
in course of construction during the past few
weeks by Mr. Seville, was successfully laid yester-
day between Forts Sumter and Mouitre, by MessrS
Seville DENLY and Hobbs. When the bedding of
the cable was completed, q salute was stimuli
taneously fired in honor Of the event irom the two
forts the order having been trnn~"itfed from Fort
Sumter over the wire to Fort Moulsne. Tie com
munication between the tors wa, perfect, and
much to the satisfaction of thr skllltul operators
concerned. LCharleston Iereury, 2sth.
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I ATTEST, TELEG GRAPHIC .INTELLIGESGFE,. GFE,.

'p,spsTo4zD 70 1Hz NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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: NKw YORK, Nov. A.-The Royal mail steamer
Etna, Capt. Anderson, has arrived at this port,
bringing Liverpool dates via Queenstown Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

MARKET AT COLUMBUS. Butter is selling in this
place at So cents per pound eggs 35c., pork l0e.,
beef to 10 cents. Other articles commanding,
good prices Considering the number of troops
here, the market is very well supplied, :, F.
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patriotism, but others have an eye to the rnafn
sianesi aad thus the relations of tie parsat Gov
ernnent to the different States are complicated g6r
Ne Y beneat Of few individuals whose zeal takes
osDgon the aame principle developed in the pro-
ceedngs Of Hatteras she Senate and House Of Com
gressa could be filed with srepresentatiyesa IL
saea wsrs permittsd. The " one solitary man,
reported to have been found at Beaufort when the
Federal troops landed at Port Royal might muster
up some eighteen or twenty loyal persons If sfS
many are te be found, hold a Convention, turn
10y raeseas eat of once toa papery and get
congress at ashingto Ne leave it to sensible
readers 70 decide whether there is anything parti-
cuiariy cheering "a such flibustefiBg. under the
name and style Of Uni6niafn. Z. s
I VESSELS TO BE sUsE IN aotrHgsss II anaoRs. q.
For some weeks il has been whispered that tI.f,
Navy DepartMent was preparing o. feet Of yessels.,
stone laden, 10 be ssnk 10 one or perhaps several
Of the harbors Of the Southern coast: Some refer
sence to this war expedition was made in the Even.
ing Post Of yesterday. The feet sailed on The Goth
instant, and we give below q List of the vessels
4composing it, with their tonnage They are old
put substantial whaling yessess double dacked, to
sof their copper ard other fittings which were NOT
necessary forso short voyage as they Will make
and loaded with picked stones as deeply as was
II VIII be seen that they were .bought at New
Bedford, New london, Nantuekst, Sag Harbor,
Edgartownf Mystic aud Newport. ss " as4
In the bottom of each ship o hole was bored,
INTO which was lifted q lead pipe tfve inches in
diameter. with q valve 50 fixed that though per-
fecty safe even for 8 long voyage It can be verv
quickly removed 1t Is ealeulased that the skip
VIII pc hlled and sunk 70 the bottom In twenty
minutes after the removal of this valve. s I Z.
10 provide against accidental iamming Of the
Valves each vessel is furnished with two a1geTa of
the proper size. 80 !.
returned by the nien-of- war which viii assist IN
the work OF sinking. Each ship will be anchored
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

LOUISIANA TRoors AT CoLuMsgs.-The steamer
Morrison landed yesterday at our wharf, with 1000
Louisiana troops. They are fine looking body of
men, and will do noble service for the Southern
Confederaey. EColumb1s News, Both ult.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ETNA.
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| War Rumors from missouri.

{ g.AH sH(
The st. Louis Republican. of the 26th inst, as we
learn, received at Gen. Thompson's headquarters
at New Madrid on Thursday evening, gives some
important intelligence regarding army movements
in Missouri, "A gentleman who read the paper
states TO us the substance Of the rnmors 1t gives
follows: s4.-.-t,I III ~, -. t%-.5. .s1 j.
The marauder Montgomery, who has been mak-
ing his incendiary raids upon Southwestern Mis-
ssouri, is alleged to have been taken prisoner by
Gen. RAINS command. composed OF fis own bril-
gade and those of Gems, Parsons and Green
Lane, who had previously commanded this Federal
column, left it in time to escape the fate Of his
marauding associates. IA GS ~ a3sST9 a5$sf tst2
The FederalaeeluMna under Gen. Siagel was
stated to be at Sedalia surrounded and seriously
threatened by the forces under Gems. Price and
McCuoch. Great fears were entertained by the
Republican for the safety of the Federaliss. The.
Confederate forces were represented to be in the
bestof spirits, and fully prepared to watch the
movements of the enemy. sPrice's command is
stated to be 20 900 strong, his pckets oceupyinga
section Of country twenty miles square.
rs Our informant also learned from passengers who
came direct from Alton, H.. to Prices landing,
No., via St. Louis, tbats an extensive panic pres
vailed, not only at 81. Louis but also at Alton,
which latter place was being fortified But ii.tle
hope was entertained at St. Lonis of SiegeI,b es-
cape, and the public anticipation was strong that
Price would Immediately move down the Mis..
souri,. memphis Appeal, 1st
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SNOAL OIL AND LAMPS "
80
'-r -. DAVID Il I L,
No. 243 Camp street.
Between st. Joseph and Delord streets, New Oriesns
GAs,FITTER AND PL NJ B R,
-.o" .4.,.s And Dealer In t...
Gas Fixtures Pipe Fittings Plumbing Materials etc, etc.
Dwellings storeS Offices etc., Fitted for Gas Water, al
short notice.
. Also
Constructs GAS WORKS. for COAL or ROSlN.
Orders 1853 Mechanics Exchange will be prompt!
attended 10, 81
Rs-Referencs-Mr. Artemon Hill, No. Charires street
New Orleans. fel ly .
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUR oPE.
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A man who diskes broomhandles, should be
careful how he spits tobacco juice on red'headea
woman's carpet.
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s'. .REPREaESslBL a3gARRIEssNEss.- Yesterday eve
ming, soon after Col. Helms cavalry had returned
to n their camp, three soldiers were out practising
with toits nal " pistols, in thesneighhorhood. The
camps We're OF visible from the place where they
were standip 6. or three balls, which missed the
marx, one struck q. horse in the shoulder, one
sSlighsly wo unaed soldier (name unknognl in the
leg, and a. lother struck Mr.. Gross, Of Caldwell's
company OF Helms regiment, in the side of the
breast, s ,lanced on rib, and passed around. We
andersf and he is not dangerously hurt, though at
Erst 7 ne wound was thought to be mortal. The
dists' nee was four hundred and seyentyeight
var ls [RowIne' Green Courier, Both.