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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

TEE WHbKY WAR.-AsotAsy Cosp.-Those
who are familiar with the criminal docket during
the Last year know well that the crimes of muir.
der, rape, assault and battery, &C., now so COM
mon Ia this locality, are, In ninety.nine cases out
Of hundred, the result Of excessive indulgence in
interesting drinks, especially after nigh fall,
when the darkness affords q cover for the perpe
tation Of evil deeds. Judge Crawford In passing
sentence upon criminals this term Of the court
has had occasion to allude TO the matter repeat.
edly, and has enunciated sentiments which show
his convictions Of the need Of reform In this es-
sential point. The faes stated apply particularly
70 soldiers, a. hardly one has been srraigued be.
fore the court whose misconduct could not be
traced to intemperance. The military authorities
have taken the matter In hand, and the Provost
Guard, with csmmendable promptness and vigil
lance are enforcing the general orders In relation
% drinking saloons Night before last, at late
hour, detachment Of the guard paid a visit to
springmsa's restaurant, on the avenue. near Third
street and confscated from 81 500 TO "a 600 worth
Of liquors which, altogether, good, bad and In
different, was poured upon the ground. The
proprietor, q. A Springmian, was "a ken into Gus
todY, and we believe 10 sill under arrest The
same Night, another restaurant on the square be-
low, KEEP, BY Jcs. PlatI, was visited, and libs-
ton Of ell the ardent In the house poured cut es
Q sacrifice In the cause Of good order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

A New STAGE LINE.-We are glad to learr
that line Of stages 10 to be put upon the routs
between this city and Fall's Church, to leave ths
Franklin House corner Of Eight and d streets
every afternoon at three O'Clock. Returning, leave
Falls Church at eight O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

We CALL the attention Of our readers to the ad
vertisement Of the Overland Oyster Express Com
pany. This enterprising company has undoubt
eddy some Of the finest and latest oysters thai
come to this market. Private families will find
IL 10 their interest to try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

BALTIMORE, Jan. s-The Old Point boat,
which arrived here this morning, brings no
news OF any importance whatever, nor has any
letter been received by the general peess from
any Of its correspondents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

number Of coats Of the military cut and color
which were worn by persons not in the service
have changed color and shed buttons YESTERDAY
the mode Of disrobing the unauthorized weareri
Of military clothes caused some mrth on the
avenue The order for the disrobing Of such per
sons by the sentinels has been countermanded
we hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

I'M o R T A ut TO LADIES'.
The subscribers have opened the store No. Is
Market Space. Pa bet 9th and 9th SITS. first
GLASS Lace and Fancy Dress Cap Depot: consisting
valenciennes Lacss, such as Collars, Sleeves,
HsndkeTchiefs, Capes, Flounclng, Caps, Caps,
CoIfures, and made up goods of the finest suality,
and at New York prices.
COHEN & DUSSELDORF,
from New York.
N. BAH sorts of Laoes washed, mended, and
done up equal to new, at short NOTICE. de Is Inn
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MARRIED..

On the tn ln,t.rt Of g. Aloynus Church, By the
MARTHA e. HITCHCOCK. both Of Washing
[Bsltimore, New York aud FrederIcksburg papers
please copy.]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsK No eases docketed at
this station last night, which 10 considered 40
good Sign Of returning quiet May II continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

Run OvER-Yesterday afternoon, a hack passed
along Pennsylvania avenue, in the Fourth Ward,
named w. G. Thomas. Two gay young females
were seated in the coach enjoying the speed of
the team. One Of the sentinels on the avenue
started to stop the driver, but before he could do
30, the horses came In contact with Mr. H. A.
Olcutt and knocked him down, bruislng but not
seriously injuring him. The driver was arrested
and this morning II was shown before Justice
Walter that he was driving furiously, drunk,
and his coach was without number. Mr. Olcott
did not desire to send the case to court and JUS
tice Walter ordered Thomas to pay fine and
costs Of S2 IL, and issued warrant for the owner
Of the coach for running the same without a
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

WANTED-Ina drug store, YOUTH betwe5n
w 10 and 20 years Of age. Candidates must give
satisfactory referenc as TO qualifications and
character. The preference will be given to one who
has been engaged in the drug business twelve
months. Address "a B G, WASHINGTON City Post
Office. isl Inn
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ut the u. 8.
w NayI Yard, Washington, number of
IANDSM EN-. de IS I'm
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400 8. ,WERTHEIMER CO, d6h
tOE No. 462 AND AGA SEVENTH ST., HUI
Opposite the Post Office,
Offer their stock of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
sE6ARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
for sale at Wholesale Prices.
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILhDEL-
PHIA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
auested TO give them q call and examine their
splendid stock of goods.
3 WERTHEIMER & CO,
462 and 1914 Seventh street,
de H-Sm oppo. Post Office.
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LOST ANT FOUND.

r OsT-On Psnnsylysnls ayeSgs Or Tsi,tserth
a. sPSf, az p suitably rewarded BY leaving ts:n
GTRAYED-A hORsE and WAGON. list eve
- ming. from No. SOB Penn. avenue. On ~
the curtains Of the wagon was painted T;6N
bsy Horss. SsCS e covered Wsson. WITH buffalo
SosS and bh horse S5f. Az RSsGT Gga
No. 500 Penn avenue. II.
T OsT-Tvo MEMORANDUM BOOKS, con-
f taiEnins Suffers t sssoy1ts ana pass on me wsy
viii be sutsSg rs1afasS 81 s.vns tn. ssms q
the tSs hSTs 9 sns
jss-ss. '''' orOA ELI FERGUSON.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CouNrY OF
@ a1. B. by rgri sogs ssfe
SHs r.. oS SG len
Witness my HAND Ard .esl this sth day Of Jsuua-
for Washington county, ID. G.
The owner of the above described hor.. viii
s sS@' hin ! sway. prove }EIsfSs T!sRsSEk
nIsTRICT or COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
.!iy .s.s HssrI:ss. S.:ss s1o%ss.
S.s ITO
On The lsf; hind ss. siysP a %$S%Ss ssSS
suested TO provs property, pay charges, and take
him away. jas ST
7 AIKEN UP AsTRAY.on ss.u1d. " morning,
oSnSi i sSG 20 :n sa
prove property, pay charges, ard take hin
js27a. Corner s Second Don h sne SITS.
C.TD 1rNI rS-.,, ~. r1;t. nj
> on MOndyy evening, 9Th instant, about
~ S'GIoSSh, 2 small by HORSE; White ~
on H, new Mcclellan Ssddie, stirrGps covered with
ensmeIed leather. The birdie was new and made
IF he for such
ton ~ Will lead to their recovery,
ja7-st. va.av., bet 9Th and 10th Its east.
STOLEN-A fpe black HORSE. I5X hands
one hind foot, whiof was white up to ankle; IN
Rf psesfiT q n 81 H
Va. Was rto.en yhile tied in front Of the harness
ssGdsy as Traced By his oSneT
Seventh street as far as the rst toll gate, turning
could be had Of him He had on when taken 3
military bride leather halter ard pair OF martin
sy1f hf Go1e Of n. f borIs s
waasSS by ssy IN At t9e PSlo0
7 OsT OR sTOLEN-From the washington
TR INK. medium sizs, msTksd with GARD on one
end, Geo. A. Parker; and also, q tag With 3. Nj.
FELTON,. A bbsral reward will he given by return
ing the same to WiIlard's Hotel. jas-st
OsT-On the Rockville turnpike, about two
IL miles north Of georgetown, q GOLD PENCIL
set IN TUG uoi.s in the shape Of key, with ,oId
fBs Cos opposite
Hotel, a suitable reward will be given. ja4n
GOSO REWARD.-The store of the subscri-
~ ICU bsrs, on Seventh street, near Odd Fell
lows Hall, having been Tobb. ID on the night of the
LIST January. 1862, and Watches AND Jewelry to q
large amount stolen, they will give S25o for the rt
covery Of the goods, and $50 for the convection Of
the thief or thieves. 6. w. BRAY Co, Sic
Seventh street. jaw
4 OST-h SEAL EING, and . FOX-HEAD
II SEA. attached 70 ring, with corne.Ilan set
S5reward will be given to whoever returns the
articles to this ONCE. de2-u
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BOARDING.

TWO OR FOUR PERSONS CAN BE AC-
i conmOdated with Board in q private family,
on Capitol Hill. Inquire at McPHERSON'S drug
store, Capitol Hill. las ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

WANTED TO RENT-Unfnrnished) either
w q small, genteel HOUSE Of FIVE or six rooms
or four Rooms of 9 house, with convenience for
by q purotusl ten.nt. Please address notes to
w." Star Office. jA4lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

WANrED.-A WOMAN to cook. wash and
w iron for q small family. Good references or
recommendations required; none need apply with
6th, is4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

A YOUNG MAN of good education, enter pising
n and industrious, desires EMPLOY MENT at
some respectable business in Gny oapaolty III 1T
could make hImEef useful. Has practical knowl-
edge OF architecture and building, and would there
fore prefer sItus tion draug htsman clerk of
works. Address ~. M. ," care of w. Stewart,
Post Office iA6-9tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

WANTED-A BOY. Wanted, Books, Old
w Documents. Old Papers, old Coins. Libra
ries puT chased, Letters, Autographs, &o Over the
Bank Of Washington, where have removed nv
stock of Books and will them for sale. l0.0O0
Government Books, Reports, &c. Cheap Books
for pedars.
ia 6-5ts ALFRED HUNTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

WANTED-Everyp person to know that 1 am in
w the market, ready TO psy cash for all articles
in the hOusefurnlshIEg line, Those leaving the
city, or having surplus, Will do well to call. X.
BUCHLi, 42e Seventh at, between g ana II sts.
cast side,) Dealer IN New and Secondhand Fur
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

w competent to work on military goods. Apply
s. KOLP. at Wall. Stephens Il Co.'S. SEES
WANTED.-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which we paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining hougskespilg, or
having surplus OF furniture, will find il TO their
BONTZ GRIFFITH,
te l3-0 No. 369 7th ST., betw. and sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

MEETING OF THE UNITED STATES AeRIcuLTu-
RAJ SocIETY.-This morning the tenth annual
meeting Of the United States Agricultural Society
was held at the Smithsonian. This Society was
founded in June, 1882, by National Agricul-
tural Convention, (called by the direction Of
twelve State Agricultural ASSOCIATE ons, at which
States and Territories, and was incorporated by
Congress April 18th, 1850. Since it, organiza-
ton II has been In active operation, furnishing
yearly gratifying evidence Of growing prosperity
held at Springfield, Mass Springfield, Ohio
Boston, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa Louisville,
Ky; Richmond, XIV; and Chicago, Ill: each
proving selfsustaining, the receipts meeting the
disbursements Of upwards Of $3.50 700 for pre-
miums and expenses.
In connection with this Society there have been
established Secretary's ONCE. library and read
Ing room on Pennsylvania avenue, the latter well
supplied with interesting and important agrcul-
tural newspapers, periodicals, and statistics.
The political differences now distracting the
country have not affected the membership Of the
Society, the Secretary having received letters
continued interest In the success and welfare Of
the organization, and regret at their inability to
attend lis annual meeting.
President, Mr.. w. B. Hubbard, Of Columbus,
Ohio, and in the absence OF quorum adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Among those present were Hon. Mr.. Lovejoy,
Of Ill; Mr.. Byington, Of Iowa; Mr. Army, Of
New Mexico; Mr.. Calvert, Of Md; Mr.. smyth,
of N. a.; Mr.. Newton, of Pa Mr. Sullivan, Of
Ohio; and the Commissioner Of Public Build
ings, B. b. French, Esq, of this city.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUB-
Lie ScHooLs.-At meeting Of the Beard Of Trus-
tees Of Public Schools, held In the Aldermen's
chamber yesterday afternoon, the Mayor presiding,
the committee appointed at the last meeting to ex-
anime the accounts Of the Mr.. Harbaugh, the late
treasurer of the board, reported that they had
found the said accounts correct, and that they
found In his hands q balance of $40 6s, which had
been transferred to J Sessford, jr., the present
treasurer, with the books and papers belonging to
the ONCE.
Mr.. Walsh presented q letter from Mr.. Anthony
Hyde, of GEORGETOWN, In reference to physical de-
velopment, accompanied by copy Of Lewis New
Gymnastics, Boston journal, and moved that It
be referred TO a committee Of one from each
school district to report the subject Of physical
education at the next meeting Of the board.
The Chair appointed on said committee Messrs.
Miller, Wilson, Ellis and Wight
resolution that no extension Of the regular hol-
idays, prescribed by the rules shall be allowed
without the sanction Of the board was debated,
and rejected by q vote Of to S. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

MADAME LEONTINE BLANCHET,
LFI DE PARIS
PRTVITE FRENCH LESSONS.
Apply a. l9i West street, 6eorg etovn or <01
street, Washington. de 1o-im~
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WANTED-An active, energetic BUSINESS
w NAN may hear of employment by applying
to JOHNSON, FRY & CO., 476 Seventh &c.
ia6 6t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-08

II WATCHES-wATCHE
II HEREBY Take pleasure IN informing the pub
lilo Of my return 10 my old stand at w. Voss', n
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets IA
Having enjoyed the reputation of being an ex ~
pared to repair Chronometers and fine Watches at
short notice, warranted 70 give entire satsfso ION.
jus. KULINSKl
Persons deslrous Of obtaining JeweIry and
Watches, will find II 20 their advantage 10 exam
lie my excellent stock. Ali kinds of Hair JeWelry
neatly and promptly executed.
de 81 2w w, yOss
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

TOR sALE.-An excellent hight covered WAC
J. ON, suitable for sutlers' use; also, strong,
sotive chesnat HORSE. Apply to"y, T ,nNa-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-15
Scenes in Fredericsburg
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer

Almost every house in the city has been
pierced with she'll and round shot. Some 20
families remained during during all the bonn
bardment, they seeking protection IN the Gel
lars Severa! of the soldiers solicited lodging
last evening, to rest themselves, Of one Of these
families, and they were fatty refused they
would not even let them sleep on the floors
4 portion Of the Federal troops got into a
iewery store, the contents Of which they help
ed themselves TO- 4 numbet of them got All
iron chest, which they endeayored to open.
but failed Some Of the soldiers, last evening,
found quantities Of tobacco.
During the jirst advance Of the Federal
troops into this place, the UoDfederates fred
from the buildings, doing some damage by this
proniscuous firing The Federals rctaliated
IN q very summary manner The bayonet
surely came into use as soon as one was captur-
ed in house from whence firing had issued
The lady residents of the city, with their
children. who have been removed from it's I'M
mediate vicinity are out in the fields and living
in tents, fully expecting that the promise held
out by the Confederate leaders to retake' Fred
oricksEurg will be carried out. Their suffer
incs IN this Indictment weather must have been
intense
In one house, belonging to Mr.. Roy Mason,
aid on Gen. Fields Staff, G. S. A., and occu-
pied by brother, DIR, Mason, we're stationed
company Of sharp shooters. During the at:
tornoon a shell struck the chimney topped It
over. and falling it brought down with 1t the
roof, instantly killing every man but three OF
them and mortally voundmg the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-15
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

Commodore Wilkes cannot long remain as
commander of the squadron in the " est Indies,
from the fact that he has arrived at the age OF
G3 years, being indeed Of that age when he e
ceived his present commission OF Commodore.
He is removed to the retired list OF captains.
The Kicg of the SAM vich Islands is Ell
gagged in trauslating the Episcopal Prayer
Book into the native tongue and the work
will be printed as soon as 1t is completed. Ills
knowledge Of both languages is said to be
equal to that Of any foreigner.
The Port Tobacco Times complains loudly at
the treatment received by the inhabitants OF
Charles county, Nd, while the Federal troops
were recently going through that county
Fences were burned cattle sheep and hogs
killed, no comsation offered; and the people
badly used,
Gen. Bayard, killed at Fredericksburg. is said
to have been one Of the best officers in the Fed
eral service.
The I. S. government are importing large
numbers Of guns.
The smallpox is prevailing extensively III
Richmond
The Richmond Examiner says that the eros
sing Of the Rappahannock BY the Federal
troops was accompanied with great loss OF lite
7. is said that the Confederate b2tteris be-
vond fredericksburg. canuot reach the bed OF
the Rappahannock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-15
Geographic 9(e)>'s,
latest from Fredericks 5nrg.

Burnside:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE pOTOMAC,
Doc 1--WE have carried the first line Of the
pnenv's works opposite the town and three
miles below and hope to gaia the crest Of the
hill to-day.
The Federal loss III killed and wounded i es-
rmatcd at about Eve thousand.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY oF TIE POTOMAC,
Dec. l4.-There has been firing at irregular III
ery2ls all day, but with no decisive results. =
The positions are not materially changed. 4
great battle is expected tomorrow,
The boat from Aqua creek with 800 wound
Cd arrived at the foot Of Sixth street last even
inc: Among her passengers were Bngadler
General Morrcll and Colonel Nugent, Of the
New York Sixty-ninth regiment.
4 tug boat arrived few hours before, BRING
me the body Of Colonel Zinn, Of the J30th
Pennsylvania regiment, who was killed by q
sharpShootcr.
We also understand that Col, Jennings, of
the l25th regiment, was killed,
Vt ten clock yesterday morning General
SgeI' : corps was within eighteen miles OF Fred
ericksburg, and his advance was nearer still.
4 dispatch has arrived to-day saying that
General Sigel has reinforced General Burnside
Fire at Harper's Ferry,
HARPER $ FERRY, Dec. l4.-Ihe army and
grocery store Of Moses Sweetzcr was burned
3oo~n !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-15
IOMMISSION BUSIN ESS. - The

OOMMISSION BUSINESS. = The under
~ signed having rented the countng-room OF
Messrs Robert Il. Miller, Son 4 Co., on King
street. No. 81, is prepared to sell all kinds Of
goods or produce consgnedt to him. Ie will also
attend to the collection Of rents and other claims,
charging the usual commission. Shop keepers
and others can be supplied with G'2<schzeE'y
and Glass Ware. At wholesale or RETAIL up
on favorable terms having secured an adequate
supply. and q we'll assorted stock.
dee l5~-laW4W KOBI. CIl IIEh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-15

NvOTICE.-From this day, I give my son:
N Robert Smms, the remainder OF his time
due me He will be his own free agent / will
not be Responsible for any Of his transactions.
dec l5-2t# vi. - " Ms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-15

r OST.-On Saturday night. q ? Q c K Z T
Ia BOOK, containing about $50 III notes, a key
and several business cards was lost by the adj
vcrtiser. who will pay a liberal reward for its
recovery. The finder can lcaveit ut the i1azettc
office dec l3-3t
, 1862-01-13

70" Gen Stone seems to fill about the
same ill-fyored place in tho army of tbt
Potomac that Patlucah Smith occupies al
the West. Each is . martinez officer. fussv
pompoEs and vain. Each is 4 devout atl-
nlircr If the divine institution. Each has
for The first article in his creed that an abo.
htionist is worse than rebel. Each would
go tur'''cr to return fugitive negro
than lie would TO bring in one Of his
own wounded. Each puts Slavery be-
tore tile Union. Each has even worse
things said about them than We
have written. and gel there are some
charges that suspicion Of dis1oyalty actu-
ally relieves Gen Stone is said to have
had very uncomfortable correspondence
with Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts.
aud also with Senator Sumner. lie is said
to have written IN abusive'' letter to
sumncf- The put1ic will be willing to
hear how fully Stone is responsible for the
Balls Bluff murder, and even to hear that
LIZ l.as resigned. An officer whose heart
Is n"t right can be Of no-scrgice to tue army
Of tho Union.
, 1862-01-13

4Iea4try FaanS-an4 Propositions,
'WAsH1FaToN,' Jan. 1L-The Washington
! special dispatches contain the following
The Committee on Ways and Means have
agreed to impose ta1: upon Fai1toad passen-
gers Of one-f fourth Of cent permiIe
The JOINT Committee on tie Conduct of ths
Var had GeneraEF remont before them to -d.F
1or several hours The Ge7eral presented N
elaborate statement Of his campaign in Mis-
souri,
The New York bankers were before the
Committee ofH and Heans this morning,
and submitted new dna1eial scheme for the
Government andthe country. They propose
2 bureau OF the Treasury Department. laeated
New YoEk, and to be managed by iye COM
missioners appointed hF the President and the
Senate, to have cnarge Of the loans Of the Gov
eminent and receipts and disbursements.
with power to furnish u currency t.
al al 1osal; L o,1n ,hankinE Il e. institutions, to
cy to be based upon United States stocks
The bankers are opposed to the b;1fnow befcxe
the Committee. The Ways and Means Cam.
mittse will report bill in fa~ DAYS, far =
branch Mint in Denver City. =
The President to-day direebed, the appoint
ment Of Napoleon 7. j. Daaa, Of TiuEesota
% Brigadier General Of volunteers.
,WAsn1sGToN, Jan. 11.-The skfrmiEt Of
Capt. Russell at Bath, Wing q brilliant affair.
Ha had been detailed from Gen. KeIIy's cosn
mand, with two regiments Of infantry md two
squatrcnR ofeayalryand Was stationed at Bath,
On the apprdaeh Of Gen. jackson in co1nmand
Ct 5000 or 5000 rebels. his Scouts gnve him
river. BE took the infantry out about 8 Dniles
and posted theIa as skir1nishars IN; a dense
wood, the cavalry was left to engage The i'd
vance Of the enemy. - -
An exchange Of shots vas the consequence
Of the enemy's advance, under Turner ASHER
fata oiGuHh 70 @ @n9to5iety; They came on and nj
horses and kept II Of the ene1hy's and retlired.
With his whole force aeroes the Potorassc, With
the loss Of only two men, Nlo were drowned
In crossing. This: Is considered pee e{ The
most brilliant u1aneUYers IN the Rss; Rs:;:. -"