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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21
PERSONAL.

,ksONAI.-NOTICE- having goods
eaned at FRECHARD'S Securing Establish
Ne. 166 Race:st., are invited to get them
the LIST of March. fe2l-a%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

.NTRD-TO RENT-A good Dwelling, Of
the Post office, unless II Is on the line OF a
railroad Rent will be paid promptly. Ref
given. Address HOUSE, care Of Press ONCE.
Ifalo-tf1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

-NTRO-A GIRI,-Wbo hasA Singer Sew
iing Maohine 10 work on pantaloons Apply
liateiy at ass Broadway, te1"een ss9,'bs sstebRstn
lQhth-bts. al loeh-o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

kNTED-A house for a-good aud permanen
enant, with two or three parlors, or f1.A
70 pariors and q reception room. 1t must I,.H
.oEn twelve to sixteen bed rooms. A -
,uIIt for a private hotel or boarding house
aver the purpose best, Is number Of smal.
: The principal object Address DR.. r APH
IoT No. 2,463 Postoffice, Cincinnati, o.
I fel5.fs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

NTRn-TO RENT-A Country Residence
md a few acres OF ground, with q vie v Of
ing Must be on a pike or near railroad
within twenty miles OF Cincinnati. Best
renee given. Address COUNTRY, care Of
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WANTED.

ITE.n "FOR SALE" "FOR RHHT,"
lgT," "ROUED," BOARDING." Sso.--Aa'
ssa~,as oomsas undsr GAsss Aead6'sA not ssoe'd'
NJ n.s,, ,vil b inssrtsd hVios for % ss''s,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

n Dayton or York.st., for which part cash
ne good Iowa land will be given. Address
ESTATE. Press Office. 1ej u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

RENLA au, HoTss s,t IN a., central 5tIs
location. Rent n9t ~ eN0ee" SiO PeIf fsRo. "' ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

iNTKB-A PIANO For which a new Sew
5z-machine aud Scholarship ia Go amer.
lIege will be given as part pay Addtess
}, Press once. le3-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

LNTED-A SMALL R0oM-By, q single
Gentleman, payment for which IN tuition on
Nc will be given. Address II. II. h., a. this
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

TRADE- Some excellent
Farming Iands on the Ohio and Mississippi
ID for a stock Of goods to take into the
7. Will trade for dry goods groceries, boots
oes or farming implements. Address Box
)75, CinciRnati, Ohio. jal7-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

sN~PD-AJ YOUNG MAN-To make him
aaif seners5fy u'eful, and who can bring tes-
eIs ss 10 sharaoter. Apply at No. 25t Wal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-21

kNTBD-TO sELL-The stock and Fixtures
IA corner Grocery; one Of the best cations
city. Amount Of cash required would be
one Thousand dollars. Address r. Z. M,
b the POstoffce. A bargain can be had By
Eapplication Immediately. fel7-f'
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28

The subscriber having entered the above business
IN the city OF Phlsdenpha, hopes, by strict alter.
ton TO business and an earnest endeavOr to realize
the highest prices for and prompt return Orsaes of
all slnits consigned TO him to merit and obtain your
patronage and support.
lie will pay special attention to the sale of PEACHES
Having made arrangements to sell TO New Yhrk mai
ties the highest Cash Prices Will be Obraned and ali
skftS returned which 49, of ITSELF important item
TO Fruit Growers. - 80 ;.' = --lT'
Having been engaged for ten years in the Dry Goods
and Grocery Trade, he AaIters himself that he is en-
urely competent 30 make purchases Of Goods tor any
one who may favor him with their orders, with per
feet satisfaction. .-.ifs' =.
Orders for Goods of any description are most res
pectiuuy solicited. ; c. EATON
No. North Water Street, Phad'a
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Popular Medicines, &c.


sauS 'a CORTENTs:, So. .tv.4 d. ..tt
Dr.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
kstile. ... '-' '..' y.
s1aDr. Hurd's unequallea TOOTH POWDER,
Dr.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle. ' '-'
70 DR.. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER. ......... ....s4 . i4,s,p. g
\ Dr.. Htrd MANUAL on the Best Means of Preserv-
gag The Teeth, including DrecOnstor the Proper Treat
Hlent Of ChiIdren'S Teeth. +. -.-' '...' tr'ssr
FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, ETC., etc.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, ~ Fourth ST.
Brooklyn. IL. D. .r...t
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for So.
&rrhc DENTAL TREASURY makes package eight
inches by Eve, and is sent by express.
2d- Full directions for use is on each article .
The following articles can be sent separately, by
mail. viz:
The TREATISE ON PREsERvINs TEETH sent post.
paid on receipt of Twelve Gents, or four stamps
The NEURALGIA PLASTER, for NenraIeis In the
Face Nervous Headache. and Earache. sent, posi-
paid on receipt of Eighteen Cents or six stamps
The NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLASTER (large
nze) for Pains ia the Chest Shoulders, Dat l.. or anv
Pari Of the body sent posi- paid receipt OF Thirty.
seven Cents.
Address
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
Small Fruits, 81 Is.
~ Strawberries, .", .....r
~ Kaspberries, d.
a.. ......... Blackberries,

\AOss ~
make it a rule 10 propagate only those kinds Of
rees and plants that experience has prov en- 10 he The
most profitable for general cuIva Isn--having rsRsfd
10 theauaniy and quality al the fruit produced Ia
my selection OF varieties. aside from nv our eIpsri-
ence.I aII governed by the opinions Of the most rai-
nenI wrlIers on the culture of fruit in America and Of
tie most experienced FRAT growers in all paris siihs
country, aOdoi the American PoHulogical SOcisty
PEAcHEs-30OOO Trees, select varieties and ire %
very large and thfiAV.I pa. pi.I, - y .
APPLEs-A large stock, choice varieties Standard
and Dwarf A lsn, Red and Yellow Siberian. Crab
Standard and Dwarf, d. ...,-yy- a. = -.
PEARs-A choice lot; large thrifty trees, Leading
PI4Ms-All the choice Varieties
CHEKRTEs-Fne, thrifty trees Stnn lard snd fl,.,f
all tbs choice YREsiiea[ !a.,.i..i brc 1t.a-s SIT
.APRICoTS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GoosEBERRiEs-Englis and American yo,,et;..
CURRENTs--nhite and Red Cherry While M Ned
SroRe HG 5' and Red Dutch, Black English, Black
,GEAPEs;-7 Catawha. Isabella, Gin on. COpeo,d.
Delaware, Dinna. Rebecca, TAYLOR or Bnllet. EaTlv
NonherOI MuscadiEe, Edinburgh Hartford, PTOh6e.
&c, &c.
BLAeKRERRIEs--Lawton,D Dorchester and EIiek Bush
RAsBERRIEs-ln Variety Largely of the, AlIen
and Red Prolific. which no protC ction in Ninter
best Cor ttarket garUe and those whO have neEains
to cover IN fall. ,, :,
srSGwAEREIEs--Tn variety. Largely sfths Alba.
ny Seeding. SIS, ~, flt- .
Usage ORANGE.
! SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
ni ifE RHEUBARB,e PEI -aI fu-'
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
Keal Estate. Agency, Auction.
CerInS. 80. .>...

Having for many years, been engaged, in The hun.
POTION OF Hew Castle county Auctioneer ,nJ 70
oer N" 90 nS.ate agent IN Dover Kent county
sa capacity have gust taken an Office ~ ,e
MEbb BUILDING 2S4 Market street. brl"~ III 'ns
% STORY Testimonials can be produced, from " se"
regard TO my qualifications Those who s""nlis, IN
services and pIompness as an Auctioneer and R".I
EtIale agent are respectfully requested 10 CIV nv
" ,av NY Terms IN al cases will be moderate; and
ny uhdVded attention and mdeIatip, hi. e,o,; "''u
Will be my motto in the TRANSACTION Of bus
trusted 10 me- The people of Wilmington. and no,
hc1I"riy New Castle county, who have ReaI Fs pss
anu gG"us Of every description, TO dispose Of, viii ina
IL 10 thelr interest 10 give me call - ANU
Nd d. II. RICKARDS.
N. S'-kents and collections of all kinds n,''n,,i
attended to IN all portions of New Castle comfy
NJ r series OF years been engaged in LOAN
rNI MONEY on bond and mortgage, all persons vii
lind me energetic and prompt in Tins department VIII
JdloI-y ID. II. RCKARnS
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
What will DR.. Hrd's Remedies
..- Effect?

Dr. Hurd's Month Wash and Tooth Powder " ilI
cleanse the mouth from all foul e1halalIons and If
used IN the morning, will make the breakfast taste
sweeler and the day begin more pleasantly. Hun.
dreds OF persons can testify TO this FRY them gen.
tleman.
Or. Hurd's Mouth Wash and To.th Powder will
give young ladies tirat finest charm IN wOman-a
sweet breath and Pearly teeth Try them. ladies'.
DR. Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
best paratens in the world fC curing BAD
aRdgivlng hrmness and health TO the gums. Hun
dreds Of cases OF Diseased eedng Gums So, Mouth
Canker. &c, have been cured by Dr. Hurd'a astrln
gent wash.
Or Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
sddiiohai charm to cOurtshiI and make husbands
more agreeabe to their wives and wives TO their hus.
bands Ihey should he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liableste impart faint 10 the mouth I
DR.. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Too,ha che
arising from exposed nerves and the best friends
that parents can have the house TO save heir chit.
dEen from torture. and themselves from loss Of sleep
and sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS and MECHANIcsl you cannot will adard
to neglect your teeth Fora rIAlng sum you can now
get preservatives, than which RoIhseh or Asior an
get nothing better. Remember that DYSPEPSIA and
CONSU MP ilON OF THE LUNGS often originate in
Neglect Of Teeth. Send for the Treatise on Teeth and
read DR.. Fitchs observations on This Subject IfIoo
late TO arrest decay IN your own teeth save your
ehildren's teeth.
. NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Dr.. Hurds Neuralgia Non Adhesive Plasters
are The most pleasant aud suceessiul remedies ever
prescribed for this painful disease, The patient an
PiIes some md soon becomes drOwsy, fall, aseeu Al
awakes Tree from PAIN and no blister or other unnea
SAINT or injurious consequences ensue. For Earache
aud Nervous Headache. apply according TO rections
ami relief will surely follow. Nothing an be Obla,n
cd equal TO DIR Hurd's Compress for Neural ain. Try
them. Ihey are entirely novel. curious and orIoi
nal preparation, and wonderfully sueeessluI rhsy
are oil Two sizes. one small for the lace price n cts
ana lhe ?iher large for application the body prIce
% cts. wan be mailed on receipt Of price az d one
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28

REFERS To
Edwin Wilmer, James X. Clement VIM C. Eliason
j. IL. Bewley. Edward Beck, d. Hamilton n Co
John Mustard. J. IL. JefFe rson Spruance a. Meeear
smyrna; Cake. Bouden & Co., Jas. X. Sudlar Phln.
dephia. 8" mvIGn,
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
DIR. Hurd'S Preparations Good

The best evidence that they are is that their rmesr
~ IDS and best patrons those who have used
them longest. DIR, WILLIAM B. lIURD Is an eminent
Dentist of Brooklyn, Treasurer OGIhe New York State
DeniIsIs' Association, and these preparations have
been used IN his private practice for years. and na
leading citizen Of Brooklyn Willnmsbureh oues
tons their excellence while eminent Dentists Of New
York recommend them as the best known TO the pro.
fess0n. Without The and OF advertising, dealers nave
ssId them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says. awe
are happy to know that our friend DR.. IIurb is sue
ceedIng beyond all expectations with his Mouth Wash
and Tooth Powder. The great se.ret of his success,
rests with The fast that his articles what
they are represented TO be, testify from their
long USE"
The well known I. Barnum writes found
your Tooth Powder good that my family have used
1t all up. We find it the best Powder for the Teeth
that we ever used. shall feel Obliged if YOU will
send me another supply at the Museum at your con-
venence. With bill"
But their cost is so small that every one may test
the matter for himself.
6 Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders Dr.
HuTds Tooth Powder contains no acid nor alkai nor
charcoal and polIshes without wearing the enamel
Use no other.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
: VIM. b. IIurd g. Go.

TRfsUsE BUILDINGS, New YQRy.
That remilapees may be made vi;lReonGaenca w
b. n q Co. refer TO The Mayor of Brooklkn; 10 a. W
Grifiabl Prssidsnt Farmers and Citzens ,alt IEeE
Esq.. New York, etc etc. - ~ nsliS- =" ~
zL1lL4A-ll ~. ss'~f
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for n
term OF years. have entirely reiled the house ing
painted, carpeted and reiurnshed Throughout
The l0cntIon of this House Is unsur assed being
upon the widest ana most pleasant part Of Chestnut
ST.. directly opposite the Old State House near the
places OF Amusement. the Johbng houses of Marker
aud Third sIs mud convenient to the civ railruoJs
the cars OF which run 10 all parts OF the city for halt
dime fare.
The rooms are large. will lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurnished with care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream Fruits and
vegetables from Farm belonging To u.s. and which
IS managed exclusively for the Hotel
The preprieiOrs Of the American assure their frends
and patrons that no pains will be spared to male The
appointments OF ihIS Hotel complete and its ia bic com
pare tavnrably with the best houses in the MON.
novelty WYATT a. HEULINGS
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
p. WIN. B. Uurd IS Co.
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR. HURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDEF
and TOOFHACHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail
bat they can probably obtained your Drug or Peri
odcal Stores. fthey cannot. send to us for the Den
tel Treasury, Price One Dollar which contains them
NOW APE
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
Vests Improved Pump

Double Acting, Anti Freezing, Lifting and
Forcing.
The mOst Simple. Durable and Powerful. and the
Cheapest IN nse Tor Houses, Farms, Deep Wells, Ships
Factories md Mines. g.. ituipts
This Pumpiook The Highest Premium at the L. S
FAM ~ Richmond, Va, ia 1853
t,' - All Sizes Manufactured and Sold 10y
SAMUEL MACFERREN, =
Also manufactures, OF Filters Patent Iron Railing
Iron BcdSteaus, .Gc.f . +..' ~
ii, .tt.1 G27 Chestnut street Philadelphia Pa.
Vests Pumps having been sold for over four wears
md given ansersal satisfaction are satis
he'd that they whit they claim TO be. the BEST
PUMP I'm USE We are now prepared 10 put up
PumBe aud warrant heql 10 work Salts ory. They
have stuing box and hence they cause no Giiciio
than will reqnro waste Of power, Orr ordinary
Hand Pumps prove very efIicic engine in case n,
fire. and are very useful in forcing water 10 hieh
elevation. andlI' washing windows, carriages. &c
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28

=. Attention ! Everybody!
Every man Of you harken and heed! ..-'
Every one OF you listen and read -.
Fathers and brothers and uncles and counsina
All your relations by dozens and dozens
!Iarkcn and listen! We bravely declare
mere are The Garments for Summer Wear;
garments TOR persons OF every conditIon
TOT men Of all shapes and OF every position.
Elegant suits of appropriate colors, IS ....
Al 10 be had for very few dollars:
Wolverines splendid III Masculine Rairle1f
Alshocklng low prices tor ready easiI payment
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall. '1Gt
Clothing for stout tnen, cloiEimg for small:
CERTAIN 10 Iii you $--COme, hurry aud buv
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the ,tidings from city and Town!
ZEN the intelligence lady around! - d..
BRING VDpr relations aud neighbOfs all Il
Come and buy clothing ut the GREAT OAK HALL.
RTPARTICULAR, NOTICE. This extensive es
tablishnent Is directly Ola tho conner Of Sixth and
Maket Streets. l;i I.5. D.. ...-. '-lIIuf - ) {
Persons from this pnrt OF the country in visiting the
cly should ann 10 go there 10 purchase their ClOah.
Jug hey can nave a large assortment OF styles aud
qoshitesiO select from and all are made
up goou ana strong nd sold az reasonable prices.
AS we Dliy from first hands aud sell exc Isvely for
Cash. we can seIlt6 everyb6dg5 ehetp fT The b1ver
doqs not hayeAo pay for losses incurred Emeb0dy
else through the credit system. In one word I'VE
guarantee 20 sell goods ten per cent 10 ef fhah old
concerns tibet stand out or big profits! Our mottoiis
The nlmble sixpFnce Is better Than the slow shilling =
Come and see for yourselves. -
- WANAMAKER &; BROWN, Oak HAIL. pa
s. - Corner Sixth and Market Sis, i,hfladelbhia u
= 81 - (.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
CHANCE FOR AGENTS

Shrewd agents can make snail fortune IN frying
these articles around To families. The DENTAL Taxa,
suRf - tho neltesi article that a woman can
carry around. Send Tor aud see. better doz-
zen. which we will SELL Samples. for VI, Agents
to go int the business. and do good and make pro.
III. We are spending thousands for The benefit of
agents. New Eng land men ard women here is some.
sal1g Dee, and chance 10 take The tide al its food
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28

I .PenliinIlssuIar RaiIro.aa line.


x,azS@.. ya,s IN CHANGE OF, HOURS. =,
On aud after Monday, Nov i 9th '6l
n Trains for the accommodation OF
RAJ passengers will run as foIlOMsunt
as3sss5S ~, ~ further notice; go al
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28

&T Passengers from Baltimore To Milford Seaford
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington
Passengers for Dover NAV leave Baltimore at I .O5
P. N. and proceed same evening. ....., g.. .....0
+. Q. SEWALL. Jr.,
Supt Del Bailroad.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-28
What are the People Doing

Tbs American people are Intelligent enoueb 70 nm.
Precaie preparations that niIibuIe so nnch IN tie
happiness OF those using them, and they wnnt them
Use ON Tceth some the Neura gia PIasters and moi
10" enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth Wash, 10 be
sent by mail; hut to those nre compelled 10 repIy
The p"apIe want these remeAest UHo NIL 'suDDI,,
them ' - ''FF'5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
From FORTRESS Mnnrna

FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. LITTLE Captain
OF the French steamer Catinet had gone to
Norfolk, under q flag of truce with dis.
patches for the French Consul.
Groat preparations were making at Nor
folk in anticipation of an attack by General
Burnside's expedition.
BALTINoRE, Jan. IA private letter
from. Fortress Monroe, dated yesterday,
says: "The steamer Spaulding arrived from
Hatteras Inlet this morning. She brings
no news Of importance. The rebels have
Der.
Tie schooner E. H. Atwood, CAPTAIN
Smith, eighty -four days from Malaga, with
fruit and wine, put into Hatteras on the
9Th inst; short of provisions. She was
supplied and was to sail for New York on
the llth
On the Gath of December there arrived
in an open boat from Roanoke Island, Is
contrabands. The day before the Spauld-
ing left contrabands arrived from Ply
mouth who had been five days on the vow
age. They say that they were fred at as
they passed Roanoke Island they also re-
port much privation among the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
BG@F FROM RoMNEY AND CUMBERLAND

BG$ FROM RoMNEY AND CUMBERLAND
EXCITEMENT IN THE C1TY.-Various ru-
mors were circulated throughout the CITY
on Saturday in reference to the situation of
things at-Romney, and great deal of ex-
citement, and not q little alarm was felt, as
nearly every family in the city has rela-
tons and friends there, and have therefore
living interest in everything that tran
spires in that quarter. From the best in
formation we can gather the facts are about
as..follows: Upon learning that the rebels
were advancing upon Romney, Gen. Lam
der, who is now in command, fearing n
flank movement, fell back towards Cum
berland on Friday afternoon, having pre-
viously telegraphed for reInforcements.
The Fifth Virginia Regiment left Par
kersburgh on Friday for Romney. The
First Virginia Cavalry left Clarksburgh for
the same point, and all the forces in this
part of the State were being pushed for
ward to Cumberland as rapidly as the rail-
road could carry them.
1t was understood on Saturday night
''''' seven OF elgnt thousand Ohio troops
would cross the Ohio river at Parkers-
burgh and Bellaire, with two or three batter
les ofartillery, all for Cumberland, and the
people are momentarily expecting to hear
ofn fight.
The great body of the troopsunder Jack
son, who were marching upon Romney, are
said to be from Manassas, and it was
thought at'cumberland to be a bold and
desperate stroke upon the part of the re-
bells, totake and hold both Cumberland and
Romney.
P; s,-we learn that information was
received yesterday Sunday in reliable
quarter, that Jackson with his rebel forces
had turned back and gone in the direction
ofWinchester.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
8g 11L1ar4gh.

,z Oi,NcINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE GqssYe saws:
we learn from the editor of the SanCy Val
| icy AdUocate, now one of the propfietors
OF the Louisville' Democrat, who arrived
mere from Sandy Valley yesterday, that the
| Secesh rebel invasion of Eastern Kentnci::;,
has ended in a disgraceful route.
On Monday last, Col Garfeld's forces in.
c!ualng the And Ohio, 10th Kentucky and
500 cavalry had proceeded up Big Sandv
70 Falntsy lille, within miles of the rebels
camp, when they were met by a flop Of
truce, bearing a message. from Humnhrey-'
Marshall asking if matters could not he
arranged without fights
Col. Garfield Immediately rcDlfgd no
could offer Encouragement, EXCEPT either
10 hght,or surrender unconditionallT.
Marshall then addressed his men, in
forming them they had no alternatives ev-
cePt surrender or disbaud, and giving them
the choice, they decided to disband. Thcv
Immediately collected and set fire tn oiI
their. wagons, tents, camp eoripape. SIM
PIles, etc., and then each man was ncrmit
tea to take care of himself, while the force
scattered in confusion. No ATTEMPT was
naue TO save anything excepting their
cannon, which were hauled off.
Col: Garfield dispatched his Cavalry in
pursuit. They expect to capture the guns
ana perhaps pick up many of the flying
rebels. Therebels in North Eastern Ken.
lucky, from the high. estimate in which
Humphrey Marshalrs military abilities
were held, had strong hopes of success.
under his leadership.
A sufficient force will be left in that
region to secure its future peace and safety.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE dispatches
received by the Navy Department to-day,
from Capt. Dupont, contain no features of
interest in addition to those heretofore
published, in relation to the New Years
day operation. Accompanying reports
from Commander Rogers and General
Stevens, show that each OF these gentle
men compliments the other on the efiicien-
cy and promptness of the respective
branches of the service To this happy
accord is to be attributed the success of
the expedition in defeating the desigus of
the enemy to shut up our troops on Port
Royal Island, in order to encounter them
at advantage.
The steamer King Philip came up from
the lower Potomac this morning. She
reports meeting the Pensacola between
Mount Vernon and Fort Washington,
bound down.
The fog was so thick last night, that
the Stepping Stone was obliged to lay off
Alexandria till this morning. At noon she
again started to run the rebel blockade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

B9T ACCIDENT AT THE THEATRE.-on
Saturday night at the Gayety Theatre, Sig
nor Alexandra Zaufretta in turning sum-
mersault of about twenty-five feet, came
down in manner in which he did not
intend, and sustained considerable damage
in one ofhis legs. The feats performed by
Zanfretta are truly wonderful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Ocean
Queen arrived this evening from Port Roy
al on the Sth inst The news is unimpor-
tant. Tho ships connected with the stone
fleet continued to arrive at Port Royal.
The Ocean Queen has on board quantity
of cotton and freight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-13

FREDERIcK, Jan. ll.-There have been
no further adVices received from Romncy.
Heavy but irregular cannonading was
heard in the direction of Sharpsburg this
morning, but the cause of it has not
been made known.