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GRE AT INDIAN REilED I

remedies of the kind have been tried in vain. This
may seem Incredible, but il it fail in any the
money will DO refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without a single
failure when taken as directed, and without
the least injury to health in any 20 1t is
put up in bottles of three different strengths, with
full directions for using, and sent by express,
closely sealed to all parts of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, $40; half strength,
s.; quarter strength, SO per bottle.
-y"Romember This medicine is designed ex-
pressIy for obstinate cases, which all other rene
diem Of the kind have failed to cure; also that II
is warranted as represented in every respects the
price will be refunded. e Beware of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly OF DR..
NJ, or at his office. Prepared and sold only at
DR.. Msttisons Remedial Institute for special Dis
eases, No. IS Union Street, Providence. h. l.
RDr. NJ. is regularly educated physician OF
of twenty years practice, giving his whole aJtea-
ton to this speciality.
Consultations by letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential, land medicines will be sent by Express
secure from observation 70 all parts of the United
States Also accommodations for patients from
abroad wishing for secure and quiet Retreat,
with good care until restored to health
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
I'm these days of medical imposition, when my
assum, 10 be physicians without any knowledge
of medicine whatever, persons cannot be too care
tul to whom they apply, before at least making
somo inquiry, and especially in relation to those
who make the greatest pretensions. Advertising
physicians, in nine out of ten, are impostors;
and if you allow yourself to be mislead by their
false statements and go blindly into traps set for
youu without making any inquiry, you will have
reason to regret it when 1t is too late. Dr. NJ.
will send free, by enclosing one stamp as above, a
Pamphlet On Diseases of Women, and on special
diseases generally; also Circulars giving full in
formation, with the most undoubted referepees
and testimonials, without which, no advertising
physician or medicine of this kind is deserving Of
any confidence whatever
DR.. Mattison is the only educated physician il
Providence if not in New England, who makess
speciality of Private diseases and he gives the very
best references and testimonials, both of his hon
esty and his skill. If there any others, let |
4 EN- do the same; otherwise you had better keep |
away from them.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write |
your address plainly, and direct to Dr., Msttison
rs ADORE. l
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The subscriber makes his bow to the readers Of
The Burlington Free Press, and respectfully in
vites them to cal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-07

1t you are, or bavc been troubled with tbc be'l-
ache, send fora box, (CspdJlio Pills,) ' tnft you
may have them IN case Of ao attack.
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Vllulu

Not long since l sent 20 you for box Of Cephalie
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and
Costiveness, and received the same, and n had
so ea7f ~ ,fe-' that rIs tf1-s7 u send 6r u7rs
a. r. WHEELER.
Wpsilnti, Mich
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The Empire Dairymen.

sETILL mako from Five to ten per Cent. moro
w Cheese than any other apparatus.
1t makes uniform Cheese.
1t saves Time and Labor.
II saves nine-tenths of the Euel
1t makes no Steam.
II heats water for scaldins and cleaning thein
plements and apparatus, without cost.
In fact, it is the only perfect cheese-maker eve
invented.
Warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Descrip-
awe pamphlets sent free of charge to any address,
Manufactured only by HENRY ?. DOW.
Richmond, VT, March 20, 1861. wifi
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.srsNHE lay of the last Shanghai or eggs 70
the exigency 10 barrels eggs. Just In
from Grand Isle, for sale at A. DEWEY.
April q, 1861.
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C-pb4lic Pills accomplish the obio,- rr VII CD
they were made. V-- Cure 20 Ii-1Ia-hc is all DIS
forms
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RsEST;S - YIEsza :
ilfika7:l;a'tH

4 NEW DISCOVERY.
/ FENHE Ascariies or Pin Worms the removal
u which has ever baffled the skill of the mos
eminent physicians, and universally considered by
them as beyond the reach Of medicine, entirely
| expelled from the human system by the use Of
DIR. r. C. GOuid's Pin Worm Syrup.
4 Cure Warranted IN eUery case,
Relief afforded IN t,Uenty tour hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYsPToMs.-Intense itching, biting and distress
in the lower part of the rectum and about the seat
(often mistaken for the pies) Gisagreesble sensa-
ton in the epigastric region ~ lower part Of the
bowels, restlessness, wakefulness, starting and
screaming in the sleep, fainting, and not unfre-
quently spasm7 or fits. O.
CAUuoS.--The genuine has the name, Dr.. E.
G. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait and fac smile of his signature
on the wrapper.
HERVEY MOORE, Proyr,etg,s
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN Il CO,
IL and u Marshall St, Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England.
- sold by Druggists generally. w43yl
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Fam re Southern Path Fisfer, Nee O,Aass, b.
Try them you that are afflicted aaI VIC are
sUro that your testimony can be added to the al
ready numerous list that La received benefits ath
OIL Their iciumede can produces
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Tue Cephalic Pills are sii 3 q be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best for thlt very frequent complaint which
has ever been disc1vcrel.
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LADIES' PAGES.
A new lot Just received at the
CORNER STORE
April dawtt
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Removal.
}. r.. l. Il Is,
Eenf,ef
Turks storc, '>' "f0S
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SAVE THE PIECES .
Nv.

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY pISPATCH
- "A STITCH IN TNU SAVES Nine" *
As accidents Will happen, even in well regulated
families 1t is very desirable 10 have some chean
and cony enient way for repairing furniture. TOYS
Crockery, &c. SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets ali such emergencies, and no household can
afford be without it Il is always ready. and nm
the sticking point.
. Useful i'll every House.
\. B-A Brush accompanies each hottie Price
- cents Address, HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. 4S Cedar ST.. N. Y.
CAUTION.
As certain unprineiPIed persons are attempting
to palm oil on the unsuspecting public, limitations
OF my REPAIRED GLUE, would caution all
person TO examine before purchasing and see that
the fnll name,
"SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE"
is the outside wrapper all Others are swindiug
oJpterfe 6.
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Ecyuoitsburc, EralaIiu Co. Ohio.
January 10, ls.i.
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is the outside wrapper all Others are swiediiug
oJnterfe 6.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Ubsdell, Person & Co.'S,
NORTH PEARL ST.
Albany, n. y.
SPRING and SUMMER
i u v co Cd -.

We are enabled to state to our friends and the
public generally that the present depressed state
of the markets offers opportunity for purchasing
DRY @ o o D 5
Mt such low prices as this country has never before
witnessed A few of the leading articles we men
ton below
SILKS As, IS Cd 6s, 7s,-at least IS to 80 per
cent less.
DELAINS ls,-worth Is Cd, and 2s
VALENCIAS Is Cd, q, and Is 6d-yery cheap.
CALICOES and 9,-worth Is.
5000 yards English Barage, ls-worth Is. e g
" yard wide (English) ls,-worth Is 49,
MUSLTNS (yard wide) Sc
nt,-worth $50
linen Sheetings full width) zoe.
Pillow Linens Every fine) IS 3D. IL, Is Cd
Marsidles las, les, and los.
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ANY of the above diseases may be cured bv well
rubbing the Ointment, three times a day, into the
the chest, throat and neck Of the patient; IL vii
s5oG penetrate, and give immediate rcliet
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- sjrgle bottle u SPaULDING'5 TREPA3-
70 GU will ssyo tea times IS c1s' annually 81
SPaLDINg 5 PREPARED GLUEi
.PALDTNG6 PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'5 PREPARED GLUE
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The Verm0ni Gallery OF Art.
ANIBRO TYPES

Put up in ANY kind Of plain fancy case, which,
for c!earness brilliancy. and durability cannot be
rPasssi, ami 90 prices that
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Henry T.. -paldlug.
40. IS Cedar 20. y. Y.
Dear Sir
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DR.. YARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND
Catarrh Snuff.

4 lac smile Of the signature of the Proprietor
HAALbo 6VNb is on every hottie. sod by
Druggists everywhere.
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sa.IIls.!sllslAll
llazlsGyla
MRS. WlNSIOW,

fOR tH1LDhE.f r = INV o.
with greatly facilitates the process Of teethinr Dog
zoftenin, the gums, reducing all inflammation
will aIIay ALLP4LNaud spasmodic aotioa,anii.
SHIRE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon It, mothers, twill give rest 20 yoss
selves aud.
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CAUTION.

\. B.-A Brush accompanies each hottie Price
y cents Address, HENRY C. SPALDING.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-07

Tickets for sale on the Boats for the South
East and West; and also at the office of tie Com
psny, west side Court house Square.
Burlington, Vt, april IL, 1861. dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-07
. i I I U
Patent Agency ami Law Office

0ac door east of Doolirtle's Hardware Store,
College Street, Burlington VI.
Persons DESTROYS 10 obtain PATENTS in the
United States, ENC GLAND, FRANCE, and other
foreign Countries, would do we'll 70 apply through
this Office. Z. C. WARD, Solicitor
Feb 81 1861. WV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22
and the finest dwelling houses are in

and the finest dwelling houses are in
ashes.
1t 10 supposed that Jenkins went
with his force to bis own plantation,
40 the next night his warehouse was
snfo~n open, a large fire burning in
'io,'' o'W, and man with lantern
nnder the Nsnk hailed the steamboat
mouela.or. ;, @ o% our Captain was not
quite green enoNvh to be caught in
that secesh trap. Ne, however rang
the tell twice, rs thoNsh no was ,n'
irg to land. But ten or r,welve raon
showed themselves, and thete ia vcrv
little doub, that the warehouse was
full of his rsgamutiin crew.
When | lett, there WAS a report
that 5000 infantry of the rebel army
were ut Barboursvile, marching on
Guyandotte, but ! supposed it to be
a false rumor.
Mr.. Wheeler says, in addition 10
what he has written, that the first
intimation he or any one else had OF
the attack upon the town, all was
confusion, and indscriminate fight
ing was going on in the streets. The
attack was made about seven o'clock
in the evening. and in short time
the rebels had formed their lines
around the town. Mr.. Wheeler
made his escape, in company with
his little boy, by running into corn
field with a heavy fire in his rear
He walked all night before he met
mHn whom he dared to approach
upon the subject OF crossing the river.
When he did finally encounter a
Unior (!) man, he had to employ the
persuasive chink Of the almighty
dollar before he could he accommo-
dated. Congressman Whaicv acted
gallantly, appearing in the streets
and urging his men to resistance
The secession citizens who knew of
the contemplated attack. had sue
cceded in completely dcluding Mr..
Whaley's men. There was not a
single picket out at the time of tho
attack, and no alarm was given.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

R,v. j G. Wheeler, Acting Al.
iurant o, the / ia'h Nir.inln (Unjon)
reg mcut, furnishes the 'cliowiu.
account Of the massacre at Guyan.
io.tc ty The rebels and tie IT bse-
qucn, burning Of tie town Lr our
troops, torhc Wheeling Mtcii,gencer:
The undersigned, actirg ns AL
infant Of ihe ninth Virginia regi.
ment. won d beg leave resp .ctiuily
to report, that. on Sunday evening,
the 10Th instant. a little after seven
o'clock, the said regiment, consisting
OF only one hundred and fry men
set in camp. was completely sur
prised by seven hundred cavalry.
under command OF jenkins, the
guerrilla chiet, and cut to pic ces and
captured. With the loss also o! about
thirty horses, a small stock OF gov
"rnment stores. and two hundred
Ertield rifles. The dead and wound,
ed on either side could not BE- cl, ariy
a-crrtalned but supposed to be ten
or twelve killed and twenty or thirty
wounded. The enemy caprnr,d srv
enty prisoners, and their loss ir
killed and wounded was equal TO, i,
not greater than, ours. They Ii t
one OF their Captains dead in the
street. Ills name WAS llubbell, or ii
name similar in sound. Three Other
dead bodies of the enemy were found
in the street, and they were seen to
throw several from the Guyandotte,
Killed by our men while they were
crossing the bridge; besides Il wagon
load was hauled off in the night. -
Three Of our dead were found ore
was known to be shot one miie above
town, on the bank OF the Ohio river,
and four in crossing the Guyandotte
river. Several others are missing,
and are supposed to be killed
Among the number is Capt. G.. w.
Bailey, of Portsmouth, who com.
manded company in the railroad
masked battery affair at Vienna,
and also at Bull run. Among those
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

Mason and Slidell, the rebel EN-
bassadors to Europe, have been
caught and are now held as prisoners
at Fort Warren.
The battle at Piketon, Kentucky,
proves to have been a very great
exaggeration. Instead of 400 killed
and 1000 taken prisoners, it turns
out that there was nothing more
than a severe skirmish. The enemy
however were routed.
General Hun,er, who succeeds
Fremont in command of the division
in pursuit OF Price, is now falling
back on Saint Louis, while Price has
made his escape into Arkansas
Some considerable dissatlsiactio is
man Tested, at this retrograde move
ment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

WASHINGTON. November IS On
Saturday morning our guns at Budd 8
ferry sent thirteen shells among the
rebels behind Shipping point bar.
terry, driving them from the iortiti'
C .tion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22
FINDLAY. OHIO,
Friday, :::: November %, 1851.
The Suspension of the Jenersonian.

We regret to state that we are
under the necessity, Tor the time
being, Of suspending our paper. We
hope that the interruption will be OF
but, short continuance. We hs, Q
experienced, to the fullest extent.
the pressure which the local press
has been suffering, since the outbreak
OF the present war. Our patrons
seemed not to realize that money is
an essential to the success of Pub.
Usher, and in many cases, the pay
ment OF claims has been deferred
until we had expended labor enough,
in dunning, 10 earn them. OF late.
we have failed. almost entirely, in
collecting claims due rs for adver
tising for persons at distance, and
our home advertising has been of nc
account. We are aware that THE
state Of things is only temporary
that when the war excitement is over.
as prosperous times as ever, for 10
cal publishers, will probably succeed
but il has met us at time when we
are unable to make the needed sec
riiice to sustain the paper. For the
few years preceding the present,
outbreak, our office was doing well.
but all our surplus had TO 90 20 re
pair losses during the first two or
three years after the paper started.
and we have, therefore, no margin
lett for the present crisis, and cannot
continue the paper, with oui present
means, without running tic risk o!
involving ourselves seriously. W.,
have one of the best furnished coun
" offices in the state, and in the
hands OF practical Printer OF sui
ticicnt capital, would in ordinary
times pay well
We have the office tor sale, and
vii! dispose of it ia iar terms to II
thorough uuconditiuua' Union man
In the mean time, We wish To make
settlement OF our business, and hope
that those who know themselves in
debted to US will make pay a,
once.
With the strong Union sen,imcn,
prevalent in Hancock county, and
the earnest sympathy manifested iol
the cause we have esPoused, VIC
have no doubt that when the propi
tious time arrives, the people vii
not fail to come up to the support o
the Jefe1Soniam again. What say
our friends to this? Do they desire
a paper in ttis counry to advocat,
their sentiments, or not? Let them
decide ard act accordingly.
Ion DEEICE - Dnr inh Cffica u;l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

JOB OFFICE Our job office will
continue in charge of Mr.. W. f.
GILKIsoN, who has been acting Fore.
man in our employment tor several
years past. We need not say thai
he is good, skilliul workman, for
he has long since established a rep
utation as such. We hope that our
friends will give him a liberal pat.
ronage. His industry and applica.
tion to business entitle him to the
confidence and support of the public.
Bring your jobs to the JsfsrsOnian
office, and we will guarantee you
good satisfaction.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22
CLEBR's OFFICE.
MADISON COUNTY. Iowa,
r.. A. HUBER.

(MERK of the District Court OF Madison
- county, Iowa, Will attend To pay ing taxes
Ou NONRESIDENT lands IN this and adjoining
counties fer the following prices To with
this county, Tor each years TAX receipts scots.
In Warren, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Adair, Union
and Clark counties, Tor each years tax re.
ceipts, 81 90. For abstract OF title from this
county, 100. Also. attend To any other bust.
ness entrusted to him with promptness aud
dispatch.
November s, 1861 lem
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22
Administrator S Sale Of Real Estate.

II pursuance ut an order granted by 10
L Probate Court oi Hancock county, ONO,
VIII pl'cr tor sale at public auction, on
Saturday. November 23d, 4. ID. 1861,
at one O'cl,ck in tie a:Icruuun, az the door #
the Courthouse. ~ fndlay. Ohio. the follow.
mg described premises, .tuate II said county
ot Hancock, tu w.i:--Thc south West fourth uf
the S"ulN.Et>t quarter OF section "a; also. tlu
Nurth.Nc>' fourth 81 III" North East pUjtr,crui
section %, - both ~ towns. ~ one South, uf
range eleven East - containing eighty acres
more or less; appraised at :l,6U0.
TERMS OF SALE:- OUc.uuTd IA hand on the
day ui sale, and tie residue thereof IN one.aud
two years thereafter, with interest from tho
day ui sale, To- be secured hy me rtEace ON said
premises. JOHN LAtFERTY,
-idmmisiraiO'J' Il. e. Edic, G,c,asod.
October II, lNGl.-[6W
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

samuel l.. CLARK
against IN icLmmi.
Isaac W. Creary.l
[licfuro John Crawford Justice otthc Peace Of
Amanda township, Hancock county, Uht".l
IN the ?3d day uf October. l>Gl, said Just,
" ice issued AN order ul Attachment N the
abO q action for the sum ui twelve dollars amt
twenty-five cents debt, and probable cost Sl2.
AMANDA TOWNSHIP, October 80, lsCl.-[3w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

DEAD LETTERS. Some one drop.
ped letter IN the letter box at the
Postcftice, in Findlay, the other day,
Thus addressed: "Pliney Newhaus,
Commission Merchant.
Another was dropped in the box
Wednesday, without any address
whatever. o. course both will have
TO 90 to the dead letter cfiice unless
attended to pr, mptly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-22

MARRIAGES --Malried on The 24'h h
day of October. 1861, 10y Rev. j, w.
Davis, Mr.. SAMUEL S. UuFF with
MARY l.. MARTz, - all OF Hancock
county, Ohio.
On the 7th instant. 10y the same.
Mr.. WILLIAM ktfER. OF Hardin coun.
IS, Ohio, with PALMYRA CAMERON, oi
Hancock county, ONO.
On the llth instant, by the sane.
Mr.. JAsoN BLAcEFoRn with Miss NJ
A. R!cKErs,- ,--all OF Hancock county,
Chic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

The southern Coast 80 be
Attacked.
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whereas, Q Joint committee Of both
Houses Of the Congress Of the United
States, requested the President to recon
mend " a day OF public humiliation, prayer
and fasting, 70 be observed by the people
Of the United States, with religious solemn
ities and the Offering Of fervent supplieA-
uons TO Almighty Goa, for the safety and
welfare Of these States his blsssings on
their arms and speedy restoration Of peace
y hand, whereas, because & is at all tines fit
sad becoming for all psople 70 aeRI ledge
and revere the supreme government Of
God, the President has appointed Thurs
day the 26th Of September, as day Of hu-
miliAtisn, prayer and fasting for all the
people Of the nadon, therefore
], William Dennison, GoFern0r Of the
State Of Ohio, do earnestly recommend to
the people Of this State, that, according TO
their several creeds and modes Of worship,
they do keep and observe that day, in or
der that their prayers may unite with the
prayers Of the right minded Of other States
for guidance BY the Supreme Ruler Of ma.
tions, 10 the cad that law and order and
peaos may bO re established, and She bless
ings Of civil and religious liberty secured
and perpetuated throughout the wide ex
tent Of our country.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
set ny hand, aud caused the great seal Of
the State Of Ohio TO be fixed this l4Ih day
. of September A. D. 1861, Of the organizs-
tion Of our State the 59sh, and Of the Inde
pendenoe Of the United States Of America
the s6th.
By the Governor ". DENNIsON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
This Afternoons Report.
IRON WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToN, Sept. l6.
The Post 0fHee Department has answered
all the letters asking for information in
regard to the New York Evening Day
Book and all other newspapers excluded
from the mails. Il appears from the cor
respondenee that not only Post Masters,
bat 81 other postal sgsnts, are prevented
Id anyWise from aiding in their cireula-
ton. rain
notwithstanding the explanation mads
by the Spanish Minister 70 Mr. SsWard on
Saturday, the reported proclamation Of the
Captain General Of Cuba c0ncerning yes
sells carrying the rebel hag occupies the
attention Of the State Department to-day.
The following official dispatch vas re-
osived ct Gen. MoOlellan's Headquarters
tO-day:cc aodgs .s7
DEAnssroNR, Nd, Sept 15th.-This P.
u. at half psst 8 o'clock, shout 450 rebels
attacked The extreme right Of my pioksts,
about three miles above this place, opposite
Pritchard's Nil. The affair was spirit
ed one, lasting about two hours.
The enemy were driven from every house
and breastWork they Oocupied. Eight o.
ten Of them are said TO Be killed and several
Wounded. Our loss Was one killed. iOui
loss was one killed Our victory was com.
plets. The troops behaved admirably. iGui
oannon we're Indispensable. snd rendered
eood service In he seton. V.od
'(eigned Nv. GEGRX,
Col 2sth Penn'a Regiment.