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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

cath above named Ladies We are personally
acquainted with, and know that for several years
while we lived in Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss S. has been so badly afflicted that It was with
few bottles of CathOlicOn entirely cured her Of her
Complaints. NY wife eeeived great benefit from
this medicine. We recommend 1t to the LADIES OF
this county as a safe aOnd efficient remedy Tor the
many complaints they are subject TO-;
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

L PECK, X.
PECK a

and Retail Dealers in Foreign and d.
nestle Dry Goods, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Trim
mlngs, y %arle1es, &e., at the sign of the " Warren
Dry G0ods SoTe.' Phoenix Block, Warren, Ohio.
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L. SPEAR, II. d.,
J. GnOWMAN,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; office over Moser'
Store. Market Street, Warren, Ohio. Particula
attention given to Chronic Diseases.
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S-T-l860-X

Intelligent persons and physicians can judge of
the efficacy of the Plantation Bitters from the fol-
lowing partial formula.
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uUIISH6rS,
443 & a. Broadway. Nav Yo-k

og1e of Mathematics. !
hame's Elements
d. Buffers Analogy.
smiths New Astronomy
Marren's Physical Geoerapbv
ADAMS B0OKSTORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

For sale by John r. Woods, Warren J: u Les
lie. Miles; Leyde & Baily, Hubbard; A. GheTI'
Brookfeld: j. II. C. johnson, Hartford; L Z
Woleott. Pennington; H.. Barnard, kinsman
Beckwith ( Gee, Gustayus; Curtis Smith, Green's
VIC. Savage, BlOOmfelda l. T. Soule, Newton
Falls. and By medicine dealers generally
H KINGSLEY, Cleveland:
Agent for Ohio.
Feb. 10. 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

II. G. HORTON, NJ. D.,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon. Bristol. TrumbuI
County, Ohio.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-15
NJ TSPAPER Law.

Subscribers who do notgitc express
t.cd to tEc contrary, are considered
"a wishing 10 continue the Suhscrip.
ton.
II snbcrILers order the di,coutin-
uance Of their papers. the publishers
may continue TO send them ill all that
5 due be paid.
Esnbscribcrs rf1noyetdoth her places
" ifhout Informing the publisher aud
the rspcr is semitic the FORMER .dirrc-
tion.. they a"c 'hcl" responsible.
ThccoUrts have decided that .c!,,s-
ing tdtakh a paper OF periodical ,frols,
the os:;cr. Is, prime f1c7c evidence Of
fraud - e
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From Fort Pillow and Island Ten.

The storm of Tuesday night was
very. severe at Fort Pillow and. Island
10. At the former place several
trees, wefe blown down within our
tines. and Il nn,nbtror tents capsized
No lives were lost, However.
At Island 10, til. Kanawl,a A-al-
Icy was driven from htt n,ooringsnh
the Tennessee shore, toward the
Island. !, She was capsizcl in the
liver, when her boilers rolled ever
board, and her cabin parted from the
hull. The officers and crew, thi+ty
il, number, with Lieut.. Sanders, 81
fuckers battery. succeeded IN reach
ing the fioftin@ wseck, Which iloated
down the river until within three or
fcsar miles of New Madrid. One OF
the crew. swain ashore and notified
tie, officers Of the: Cssampas, w-isp got
up steam, rescued the whole party,
aud t"wed the cabin, ashore. The
tsew lost their entire baggage, The
DeSdto was also blown ashore and
lost her r,,dder, but she. was enabled
to render some assistance to tie
wrecked crew The latter reached
the city on .she Scotland. which ar.
rived last evening. -$
With ths aid .tof glasses It was
ssen that the! smoke STACKS of one of
the eneny's gunboats, and also one.
their transports, had been blown
down. during the gale. =
The enemy continued to- shell the
island nj long range, and with cot
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/ BARGAINS. FOR FRlN TERS!.!!
tp,Low state Of Rca River po draw Back
:. Attention Publishers |.

rTZSllR Publishers Of Newspapers
in North l,oaisia,sa. and:
Texas. Who, may. wish 70
dispose Of stheir establishments III
whole or part. by sending nre !artic-
alar<. ard looaiisy. will iiud it TO their
advantage to address "a, as below,
Persons dcS:rous ct esta1lish hing
Newspaper n JOB establishments IN
The fnterior. VIII be furnished with
Estimates free c5 charge, bv address
ing me: And il they order Printing
Material OF paper, cards aud c,.t
boards, =. through me. will be- furnished
--to.' casl, only OF it, Equivalent
the h..$t bargains. at Foundry prices.
= offer the following establishments
:tor cash, on good 'neeyoes with Snen-
numbered titles. T. .-'..
An old Established Book AID job
,fintig Office, in u !asse City. Price
5000. 8. -, a.
'thc 1uatcrial Of Job ,ofiice, in a
city. Price S5oQp. ]
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CO., New e>r,.,,a.. &
Ia III Cot e. Market. sdaa
Carefully revised by the latest \

Carefully revised by 'ile latest \.
O..papers. .. -
Arrived during he wtels ending
on1 the eeth. Gs2 'l'e,.as bcevcs, t.
Wcs1 ern cattle, 270 hogs, l5' sheep.
40 y'ca! cattle and 90 lnilch COW.
Sale, SOS 1csas tecv's, 90 West
crn a,eveS, Go h3gs, 2s7 sheep,
'ls2 vcal cattle aud twenty-olo
mileh COWS. stock on sale, 20 Tes
IS Locvts. 90 Western beeves, A9I
hogs. oGf veal cattle and OF ,nilch
COWS. The Quotations are:
Western - ldk lbs lo@l"c
Texas. y head. fssqty 80 oo~ 20 &"
I'd qttt ..,..'.-:-- 20 oonao %
N.ai.Ca1t.e, Y i,ead,, - "cGa 10 oh
sheep, 2 head, 1t 4ty, J o0Ml . -
Hog, h zoe lbs @ros~. 10 oCM y 60
Mich Cows, y. Ltad- 90 Ooa75 'uN
I'd quality, ..-.,- il cvm GO GO
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s1f,r :5eal,i- Nfars.
p,,liished In Y,neshay and Friday.
l'nE Polk. CouN'rYi INDlANs.-A

Tar Polk CouN'rsi lNDlANs.-A
public meeting was. held at Sumter,
Trinity. county, on The 18th INST, at
wl,ict. Col. Il. Norton presided. The
object of the meeting, ,ss'exrlaincd
hy Capt Rowe and Mr.. Tegaraen,
mlich'was to consider request oftlt.'
Polk county Indians foraidtoget INTO
the military. service Of the country.
These india Us were REPRESENTED by
Antonia, Chief of the -sluhanas, Bill
Blunt :;ald Will. Chiefs of the Mus
gsas,'and Malta lSo!,, Chief OF the.
rashattas.
Antonia made a speech, WHICH Vas
Interpreted by Bill Blunt. i He SAID
that they knew nothing about the
Yankees, but that they live in this
Country and want to fight for it,
They are willing to fight aiiy where
iii the State, but unwilling to SO OPT
II ii. They wanted aid in pp>curins
authority from the Governor to. raise
al Indian company, with Iadian oifi-
GERS. and !. white man foI connuissa-
y. 70 attend 70 their Interests, etc:
IIse following questions were then
put 10 them, Ivy CsYt- Rowe, which
were zs,.ssered rs before:
Have. these tribes other Chiefs!
They have. -,
!ioM many warriors have.hrv 90
they have So,
Rave they all guns
they have, but no, more than half
. n. theurin order,
Fave they a,mnrnititn ,
They have nor. nor any money to
-,,gv it with. and if they' had. they d,
NOT know where 10 procure il.
Il the Governor send. You a paper
authorizing you to enlist ai.d oi'@aniz,
!, company, viii YOU hold yourselves;
il, readiness to obey the orders Of thu
governor and thc Chief Justice Of
Polk county, aud act ,,,n,icp,.tho d:
section Of your Copla.issary -.
We viii, within the State.
They then chose as their chicf
warrior, OF capt;si1,, JOHN Scott Waka,
an Alabama Indian. and for. their
next in command, Thompson, also an
-Alsha,na Indian. AID. Robbery j. . Row"
Il white man, fol their Col.l.iIissaYy.-
Houston. Telegraph. =
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siderable intervals between their fires.
The bonliasdme1t continued without
results. ID
1t Was known that the enemy con
t;nued 'to soc4apJ- their batteries on
the Afi.sonri shll %. Their force was
unknoan. nor was any thins ascer-
tanned Of, their movements on 1and.-
N>'nph.iss Appeal, .
,.vloLArioNl OF ARMY $pRDEps.-
NortAe,;,;; Editors t. b Hung.-SuI-
joined ga Washington Telegram. Of
the 2fi TO the New York press:
Washia,gton, March a4.--'rhc
Secretary ,oft War is about: to assem-
bic in tAis.eitya special court -mar'ial
for. the. trial Of several newspaper
publi WHO. 1t. is alleged, have
given aid and comfort 20 al,e el'cmy
Ivy publishing information rs to Tia.
strength, position and movements Of
the Federal troops. Geo. Lunt s.
Co, Of the Boston Courier: Prunc,
Stoi,e, Hall and Hallcck, of the Ncw
y orl. Journal of Commerce; and
Samuel Bowles & Co., of the Spring
field (Nass.} Republican. are among
the publishers who have been report
ed to the War Department.. a vio-
l;ttion of the articles Of war with
Which they are charged is punishable
with deqth..
Several editors will probably De
hung here within The next two weeks.
TIE BERNlrpA AGAIN At SE..-
In EAglih-h11t GunbouA t"r tie
Sou:h.-The New York World haz
sl1e following extract from a letter re
crivcd IL appointment. shipping house
OF this city:
Liverpool, Marcl, Tho bermuda
is ,r6w in rhe river re-ly to 20 to sea:
The Confederate traitors have also =,
gprboat nrarlv ready, "a hiclli. be de
li[.&xrI to hen oanrrs as Malta. She
is ta>in" stores tor Il SiX months yo.--
age Tho Bermuda has r;tfcd and
other cannon on board in convrnirut
position. to ht: discharged, and il *
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The Cheapest
Printing Materials and
'. -.,,f.. -
PRINTING CEFICEss;
ElEI OTTERED.
FL EK OFFERED.

\ Nkwspaper rstahl.h'hrnt and
.Joh Gt.ic> conneeted. irise 5000.
y Eew.li;1ons .estai1i> hnlent '1'a
good .Iol office c"u.~ctcd. Fri -
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TONIRs.
IRON FENCING.


The undersigned baying made ia,
'rangements with the manufacturers,
isfnow prepared to order every des-
cription of,
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings. CTR,
denis, cemcterw lots, etc, also
IRON RAILINGn,,
for galleries and balconies, which
will 30 sold at AIA.NUFACTUERS
PRICES [addipg transportation).
Purchasers are invited to. call and
examine the various styles, at the
South crn Marble Works of I:
IVY. HECOX,
Corner of TEXTS and Edwards. SITS.
Ny Post Dficeis Shreveport, La,
NO. G-dIy.
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MARBLE MON L MENTS.
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TicNSb,srg Whi..

Published in Nicksb,.re', Miss. b
". shannon, .IerIns, in adN-.I &c,
Daily per .annum, IS; Weekly, s.
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COMMERCIAL.
-===--
,w.oeo',t;4 =, aexeT.

IN the city Of Shreveport buyers
arc offering for. first quality, 35 cents
~ it, second etn.iity co.
The qaotatians Of thu commodity
in the City Of NV 'Orlc!ns.i axe, &c
u, !5.eents ~ H.. ctmsnon, :25G35.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-24

A. .ne'~ tef,ie = s~psuLpfSd's PkrfAssD
= VII -sv~ 80 fimee re oort6e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-24

TIE co. psstnership heretofore eA-
t.tt,- sr,~sen the snbsrrihers. rntsr he rsre
a rsssif' MeDouEstA c.. vas tissoircc.fy mutual
A~rREwJ :. rDekfL.
~ NcnoTaAL
GK0 " ESoWL1oF
rsrrs Hsut. &eseh - iaf3-
CO -YAKTr19s1r S~orcE-rss g~n1s--tErs.
y4-sf. Rect A Co. and VII forisAue re Ell accds
t-ss.e.s 81 al 81 hrAa<hes. - he cltstsae.
A. 7 rDtsLL
GO. Y. xScwrTos.
YsY-s Hs1.e. xsrsA isu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-24
Edsall, MDougal l. Co.,
DIR GOODS,

From whose Store hundreds leave daily. re-
joicing at the knowledge ofthis grand Secret:
we haye now on hand the largest, most
varied, choicest aud cheapest OF DRY
United States. IN consequence OF the i'm.
mense quantities OF goods no receiving by
query train of cars, We have beer obliged TO
extend orr immense
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-24

ny he nse Of these Pl- he periodic sttsrs,
Aaeo@s or HI l5adaoie may BE prevented. AID
akea Al the ocmmenccmeDt - an attack. immeiisis
eiief from sickness wiz - obtained.
They seldom fail in removing th. NrAsea ~,
Beadacio 70 which females are 70 mncb EugsSL
They act gcnersly upon the bovtls-remcs'n
Costircse.s.
Tor LaefIrg mea. Students. Delicate Female
Al Al per-ons Of s~~fensarB Aa50s, u-y A.. vAiael.s
- a ~lAAsase. IN improving the argesss<. giving L--
AID ri90r 20 The digestive organs. and restoring lne
natural electricity aud strength o. the Whole system
TIE CFPHALIc PILLS are H. result q loYg inv,,
frauon AID o~aFcf0ry contacted experiments, La'fa.
beer ~ rse many year. during which iiHe th-y
have prc~cnted ard relieved 4 vast amount & p4is
and Suffering from h~eacacle. whether originating n
~ aervqus sgsfsa " non dcrAugsd tate efN
stomach.
They are entirely v~terc-ble - their oonsposiael
6ns may Be tsfsl Il an Tine viii perfect safety
~dthout making any change Of di~ and re eLss-.c
- anv aisagro~s2e tyaer ~sa<rs Z etey q sama.
40 Aens q ctlfroa.
BEWARE or COUNTRRfEITs
The seraine hs,s agns'ur,s q, Henry C.. s~pNulsin,
~ each hox.
so'aby Druggists ard al 0her dealer. m mesl
ona
Ahos WIN be sent = msa o. recelv. 4i4
PRICE 20 CENTS.
All or'rrs shooid b. addressed 20
HENRY c. SPAULDIH0
sscesar Stress, Se~ So>
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sFAuLpINe.s rRErARED oLUE
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NEW
JANIS CLAUHH,
nsxVf4cryAEk cf
CIDER yEvEGaR,

TERRI.Et-TF. III.
UAvxc sr-rszls ts~crpe1kiz,~.f Afuy.
Ill "a rre7srsa - fsfulss tss usds ~fia a nay
rsr-lra. 81 al fa1ls1 . eastozef Tic ss "
&c Aaatrei tag.Gs - ~ - - fs-sS1as ocH
.~~-L-.t Nf--crr-t-esfc& f~1.kl -rrs
M f-s 49, 81 e-s-rs <1tt Lstwx =
1850 80 re est Zee e Is Cana, st~ ffo-s
,.fs q 1pi~css yurstry. AL crosft esakfnlly
~ - - N-~<r~ Turssr . Nckr<o. = rs-- bs
us~ rl><<.rs Il rtt<rrS-s1 ~ ssfs tia
ys<ss- sx<>-rx>t - rod s>>~pd-ts<kr-.is =.
Avue1 a. hsTts.s-y. Es1S-Nayt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-24
skyEiagn ToEsl.

srAulprscs PREPARED eLUN
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT
~ Henry rltinsf -. John ~. : iney -AtAcl
nett. hefoss L. Day. -
Hsury :. Tieirsr hAsipg Sled IN ~ e1ce ~ sfi-
aesit. seulng lorih tat As sai4 ceienaant = ~
ashtsi - hln. ard "a neafttt3enl u he state =
frais... ana caused wnt - attachment - b =
us<d ~ ms against the SECS au1 hate, cNdt
- Elects n tAe sid dsfsftaut
New thn-sfre SD tticeisut = hefeoy heult
- - .n4 snrear before me-. Lambert puv, a Settk
sfrs- rrsre. - ny saaer - 1efre-ssute. 90 -
n tas 81 Ma. Isl. attef. olcck. :. 4.' eiAfrN1r
- rrse anes I, ats4chnsnt vi - detrf@as@
rllvpFgT Dry. J I.
DEMONSTRATORS oAl14-
~ Fu-sasns - . 6eefts Asss.siere maee og1s
Courf ~ ccmnoa PEGS o. kifo ccaoWs rHh
he sdnirlstfstsr q he Estate e i14nss -
50. dec<asr1. sEtr for Hae fcrfr =
7 IsrA. ~ rerihwest c~srter Ntbs sent1stF tE.
ies sfseefioa sAttsn ia foFn twelve " 80
80 " v-e< "a sH-<sz Coy - Nsy. . -
ce.rt Essr hzsreHsnA
sFe~t y &c -.
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OUR CLOAKS,

Such is the popularity of the styles intro
duced BY US, that the Ladies have unsni
mously tabbed ne.
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s%pArLpINc's rkrrARrp oL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-24

i.o.~r~fr sso~s a. rrs asnls1s Hor0i
Corner Washington md section sts-,
SULLIVAN. INDIANA.
rr>HR u~ndsragnsd basitg pafebssed lie ae0s~.
da.fen maklag a. ouc - ttr uf<t cop-fortAht~
Heeis n tbc West. api "a ftffref 10y
..-..- .o..v "a d. nl.ee. a4d ~ taf sr1uup-
s-.fona - travelling p4bllc. ald enisrtainuf1t 81
.s4srsr. vfshllx b~eerding. rlsa<e nnatsfie- to'il.
al s.rnre Tie hiclrst comfort and e0nfeAAsifa q
,besr ruests. arn hsve f4l cpnafc+er nus
W.. n. KSorrs a g. Z. wnlfr, rroprsio#s
N~srabsr e. lssi. dfvU
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
AFFAIRS IN spRINcFIELD AND VICINITY.


gentleman who left his home ia Green county, lew
miles from Springfield Wednesday arrived here yes
tcraay He says that tcro intrenehments being
bull, at Springfield AMI nut ltte uneasness manifest
ed by Price his officers There Ia general cry for
and tho robcs say they their way;
but their accounts do not agree az to numbers.
lie met large number &c Union troops at Lebanon and
onr pirkes wero out several miles from TINT place. A
skirnsh had taken place Lebanon, the entrance
OF troops and rebel captain xii ID and several mon
taken ~ scnors.
Government teams constantly moving westward;
hut the roads almost impossible owing 20 the depth
ol the mud
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
THE NUMBER or PRICES REBEL ARMY.

ST Ioris, jan %, 1862
A largo body a. troops 10 moving from Roa, Sedalis
aud Oterv,c the destination of which supposed 70 bo
Springfield
The following is from Major wigbts report TO General
Price's force COOS not exceed 600 or 10 900,
oil State troops Price been not;ned OF hrs appoint
incnt of Major General the Confederate army, but
has not been confirmed consequently the Confederate
decline TO enforce him they say TO him they
have 80 900 troops ready to Join him when they receive
tho Official notice that Mcintosh has gone to reinforce the
rebels the Indian nation Most OF General Rains mon
have gons home the balance (sc0) at sarcoxio and
CRANKY said furnaces Last Thursday rico was
informed tho odcrals moving against him IN torco
Roo II caused great excitement In thu rcbcl camp
Price expects his appointment TO be confirmed within
two weeks when he will be reinforced by the Confeds
rates from Arkansas Unless ho take command of
the whole force viii bo obliged to retreat He has
largo number OF wagons, and is putting everything In
readiness 10 dccamp uc intends falling back 90
Pineviie unless spcedily reinforced. He has .
largo number Of men on the sick list
also foraging parties capturing men. Many unoa
men we're destroying h,r property He has also nftsen
days supplies on hand Zach rcbol regiment hes an or
sanzoi ccfps OF the best marksmeu 10 pick Of nsd Of
rccrs.
large amount OF property seized by the Provost
Marshal pay the amount assessed against promineDs
sccess onss by General Hieck for the benefit OF tho
Inon refugees and will bc sold at auction on Monday,
February .
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
sKIRMIsH At occoQuAM BAY.
Severe Fighting Between the Union
Forces and Rebels.

Severe Fighting between ths Union
Forces and Rebels.
WAsHsGros, Jan. 20, l6o2
The following tho particulars OF the affair the
0ccoquan. alluded to in previous despatch from Gen.
Heintzlsman,-
Early this morning smaT detachment from COL nay-
mans Thirtyssventb New YORK regiment, in General
Heintzlsmans DIVISION surrounded house the oc.
coqusn river. where niussxan Rangers stationed
and In the skirmish which ensnsued every
one OF the rebels Is believed TO have been killed
Late last nighs Lieutenant Colonel Burke with nfty men
from the Thirty seventh regiment which then out
post duty In front Of the DIVISION and few mounted
men efs the pcke, post q Accotink and In obedience
to orders proceeded to the houses Of Mrs. Lee and
Potter, Jus. beyond rbe village Of Colchester. The
village consists OF about half dozen dwellings. The
two houses question located each sids Of the
Colchester road and within hundred and CITY yards OF
the Occoquan Information had been received at division
headquarters tina, number OF Texan Rangers were in
the habit OF frequentne those houses, and General
Heintzeman determined 70 attempt to capture them
Tho detachment OF reached the vicinity about
midnight. Iieu,cnant Colonel Burke divided his men
into four soctions Ono section under Massy
Of Company G, surrounded Mrs Lees house, and
another, under Lieutenant Smith, Of Company A. sur.
rounded Mr.. Potter's, the other two sections being
held in reserve AS sTassy's men approached Mrs
Iee's house, tho sentry at the door fired his
gun and gave the alarm. He Immediately shot
down The rebel rangers within, nne in number, under
command OF Major Burrows, to the upper windows,
and fired down upon our men The fire was returned
and Tor nearly half hour the bullets flow thick and fast
IN every direction. Lieut.. Col. Burko came up with
the remaining twenty-five men, and burst open the
door. One of the rebels met with lantern in his
hand and in the act Of blowing out tho candle when
he shot, Four Of tho rangers 10 fall out
Of the windows dead upon the ground.
The re OF the rebels gradually ceased, and Ia be.
l.eyod that not Of tho nnc who In the house
escaped alive. Two OF wounded, and three
missing OF whom Robert Pedden OF Company +,
is supposed to have been killed The Ct the other
two missing men are John Brady and Martin MCGOWAN.
Of Company g. Patrick Malone dangerously wounded
in tho arm, breast and hip, and John Malone was
wounded in the foot. Both belong to Company
young named Jas. Clark. civilian. who was
also in tho house and who begged for his e succeeded
in getting out Of ono Of tho lower Windows and
taken prisoner In the meantme, Lieutenant Smith had
arrested Mr.. Potter the only who found in
the other house.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

Mysrymous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAsx.-Thomas
cancd stevedore ius In Rapslyes street, Brookiyu.
has been missing from his house sncs Friday last and
fears are entertained that no has been fouy dealt WITH
when last seen alive bo At the house Of Mrs sehoon
maker German woman about forty PEARS Of age, living
In West strest IN this city Mrs g. stated that Canneld
was intoxicated the time and that about eleven o'clock
that night sho In company with young man o. ser
acouaiuanco conveyed the missing man 70 ne Hamilton
avsnuc terry and sent him over 70 Brookyn she pro-
tossed 10 know uoth.ns mors vcspectns Sanne'de e.
snpearance but az incident occurred Yesterday which
tends 10 throw dlscredt her statement she was de-
iected, u appears 10 The act sf eer'ns sol1
vs,ch beIoueirs 10 cannsld, and whom lNsssicnsd
sbcY, ,hs manner In which came into her
she tod several contradictory stories First.
shs rs,d that Cannsa oaa made her present Of hs
Iurble ana ten shs iated that he dad given IA her 10
sel FOR hm The person w whom shs offered the watch
for sale happened c be friend Of Candeds and having
frequently seen ths property before a. identified .
oGcer Ccye Of the Twenty stroet station being
notified Of hs facts arrested Mrs schocnmaker and con-
veyed her before Justice Connolly, W whom che was
committed for exam:tat,on.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
INTERESTING FROM CAIRO,
CHICAGO, Jan. 20, 1862

special despatch 10 the Journal, from Cairo, says
that tho forces comprising the expedition against JsG
Thompson report tho country beyond Charleston infested
with guerrilla bands, who punder every one, Union and
rebel alike
The expedition went nearly to sykostown. General
Payne has determined 20 occupy Charleston and for that
purpose regiment Of infantry and detachment OF ca.
valry will remain at that place.
large rebel mail, containing several hundred letters
has been captured above Cairo on the Mississippi, when
contained letters Of Importance from Bowling Green and
other rebel camps.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
NEWS FRoM FORTRESS MONROE.
ronrRrss MoSRoE, Jan. IS, ls6

FoRrRrss MoyRoE, Jan IS, 1861.
The only incident OF yesterday the arrival oe
boa. containing Gfcen full grown contrabands from
Norfolk.
They report that the Mcrrimac was noated out Of ,hs
dry dock Saturday and to make her trial trip
Sunday She mounted toarch riacd cannons, and the
people wore jublant Ia the belief she could sink the
whole feet In Hampton Roads.
Letters from Port Royal indicate early attack on
Savannah by General sherman and Commodore Dupont,