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I. I. RaIsfIss, z !IAintIa'' Ais6fSsy.
NHANUNRY bALE-tURsUAN9

nHANUERY SALE-FURsUANT
~ TO the command of . decrstal order Of sale
from the Circuit court Of the United States for the
Northern district Of Ohie 1t the suit q Charlotte
HarendeeR AGAINST GesTgs u shumEAy and Others,
70 me directed shaI pe8e Tor aale Is public auc
tloD at tho door cf the Federal gOuTt Budding, N
the city Of q Yslano, the f0urteenth day Of fsb
rusry, iS6z a. thres O'Clock p n tbs UinK de-
hcrbed rea estate, situate In the toEnlhip Of Nun
son, IN the county Of Geauga, ana state o. OhiOs
known BY the north paIt OF lot NO. one tract No
tWOs aud south part Of lot No. four east division q
tract NO. one and bouadsd tolloWss Beginning IL
the centre Of the state Tosd leading from ChaTgOn
Square 70 Rave. na at the north east corner Of
piece Of lana in lot No. one tract No two formerly
owned By MehiLable heWcomb. and since by HalZa
Spencer thence West forty -four chairs ana forty.
eight links TO stake and stones in ths west line of
lot No. ons, tract No. two thence north thirteen
chains and eighty links to stake and stones at the
northwest corner Of lot No one, tract DO. tWoi
thence west one chain and seVsntF-seFen Inks;
theuce north thirteen chains and twenty Ave links
TO stake and stones Themes east forty-tWo chain1
and eigbty-ssYen links 70 tbs centre Of the Sta3
road thence south 81 east tWsntT-seVon chains
and f0rty-siE hnks 70 the place Of beginning, con
tanning one hunorsd and eighteen and 7O-lO1 acres
sixty scI' Of which iB lot onss tract two, and
hfy-eight 70-O0 acres In south part Of lot four In
east division Of tract one, a8 per George smith =
suf Vey, made October, 1858; beng the ksme land
conveyed 70 9eOTge U. khumWay By EelsoA Peck
and wife. Appraised 81 81 800. 81 80
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Master Commissioner IN sUhanosFy.
L. PREETIss, sOl'r for CompPts iaRlO174

TUHN SWEENY as HEREBY
~ notified that on the 8th day Of January 1854,
mariah sWseny fled psGiri0n in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of CuyehOga county, Ohio tor diYoI CO
from him, ard that said petition alisdges 81 the
Rround for such divorce that said John sweeney ig
now imprisoned in the PenitenriGTy for the CRIME
Of burglary, # which be was convicted At the fsD
rusry term, 1851, of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said eounty and that sad cause viii BE- heard at the
next Term OF said Court. i. PRENTleS,
ian9.376 Attorney
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/ (ILEGN N0TTCESI ON

M ASTEk'S 6ALE.--sEURsUANT n
ron tho Court Or Common plgf9 OF uy ghofI con d !
y, at the luit Of colon Prsnti8s and Ohauncoy
frentisl Against Thomas Lowe and others, 20 ne
directed shall expose for sale at PUBLIC auction at
the door Of che Oourt Houa8 In the Ifty Sf UlsYel
lsnd on the tenth day q February, lsS2 = three
land situate IN the township Of East ClsVslandj
county o. Ouyshoga. and state Of Ohio, 70 VT ::
Eeroel NO. one-Part Of lot No. three hundred
ano sixty nine bounded e. follOEl. BEGINNING AZ
the vest corner Of land purchased Of eeorgs
3. Martin b. dosd recorded n book 81 p5Fs 5li of
the records Of OgyahoFa county, thence northerlg
along the lot Lines % the centre of the 81 CLAIR
road thence easteTlY AonEths centre Of Baid IOad
tar enough 20 that lina- paHallel with said hrst
line and eLtendiBg 70 the ao1thsrly line Of land %
bought q George 9. Martin, shan iuelude hya
ceres Of land Themes 9Quthsrly parallel with the
frat lins 70 said suuthsTly line; thence westerly
along said sopthsIy line 20 the place Of beginning
Appraised at Jg25.
Parcel No. TWo.-Part Of lot No. three hundred
SIXTY nins bounded e. follows: BagInnlng Gt ths
the centre OF the read, thsnco west on Mary Lowe
north line twenty six chains and forty nks 70 the
Wast Nne Of lot; thence south on West lRe Of lot
three chains and BUVonty-utne link1 80 3 dtones
thence east parallel with north line twenty. SIX
chains and forty links the sast line Of lot; thsncs
north the east line three chains and seventy nine
links 70 place Of bsgianing, containing Ten acrea of
land. Also another piece Of land, being part Of said
lot threa hundred and sixty nine, and SOUNDED a
foilOgs on the east and vest by the lot lins8. on
the north b. the BOuthorly line Of the ten scFta
shoVe described and Boutherly By : line psrallsl
theroirom to include two Of land, pe the saa
more or less but subject 10 ali legal highWayB..
Appraised 81 700. II EhRY g. ABRnH,
r. ,, -. Magtef Oonnnalpaioner, Z
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MASTERS SALE-PURsUAE Mt

fN| no y y "a ~ n 1UAl1
lyl to the command OF . decrstRI order Of ale
OOunty. at the suit OF B. b hOrthi1gt0n d1tInBt
Sergeant CuTrier and others, 20 directed. shau
sEDOs8 for sale af public auction. at the dool Of the
Court House. IN the City Of UlsYeland, On ths
18th day Of February, is62 st n O'Clock, a. y the
f0loWiDg described premises: Situated in the t0En-
ship Of East Cleveland, in the State Of Ohlo, and
which Is also in the County Of CuyahOga, and q
known BY being part Of lot No a. in said township
formerly in Euclid,) and bounded Is follows; Com
mencing 81 stone in the center Of the Plank Road
leading from Cleveland to Miloughby, which bears
north So east, 50 links from the N f. corner Of the
house formerly occupied by Dssire Ourrier, and nt
the sOufheastery corner Of las formerly owned hV
ROdnsy Strong In said lot No q thenre south 50
west, chains and % links 10 STAKE; thence north
sastsTlY from large hickory tee; theocs norih
So east, two chains and hty links to stake thence
south 455 sast along JAMES Ourriers westerly
line, Is chains 60 he paee Of hEi1ninR tanning
four acres Of land, and tho sane premises con-
veyed By Dts ~ Currier TO Sergeant CurTer by deed
recorded ia Vol 4, page no. Cuyahoga County Rec
Ord8s Be the eame more or less, but subject 10 al
legal highWayB. Appraised at g3f55.
Also, pursuant 70 the command Of ths above order
Of sale, At the suit Of the same, 70 me directed
shall eXpOEa for sale At blc auction at ts Flou-
MI SurTIer anu ron, In COliamer, CrFa-
Clock P. H., the following personal pronarfs. :
One Boiler, oue Engine aud all the rnachfTrrV IA
fixtures connected herewith two runs or ato1ss
with bolts. elevators and gearing, mscninerV and
n1tqre5 connected herewith one smat- Mil vifh
all the fixtures connected thore with being All he
machinery and fixtures in the Mil Of s Curriar .
Son, n Collamar; alsc one lrOn Safs and one - ~
mn IruckB. liEWI5 ~ FORD,
l. PREETTss. Pltf's Atty i1-is i5S53s-ss
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.ERNARD DEMMENG,

nERNARD DEMMEN9,
ARSIsAH, MAOHIRIsT AMP YATNHT MoDHJ
ID A & \ b
Ne. LA Superior street, (Leader Building
O. AsVELAND, OHIO.
HHRNARD DEMMEHG, having rented thu
esfsblfBhment Of d. KonigElOW, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
an kinds Of Hight MAohinery, Particular attention
and Abilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
BE d G.
II yOaf SKATES need fixing, call on DemmSng.
II your B7'YING HAOHIHh Is out Of order, b
He IrspSirS al FindS Of SURGICAL Instruments
All kinds Of Metal and Musical instruments n
Iairsds
the man % get np your noaelsi either In WOOD
Brass, or Iron, In the neatest manner.
Al kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
Kinds Of light Msohinery put In order in the
ySOdt eXbeditiou1 manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Conductors Punches manufactured b
thu best manner.
iSGil Road Conductors Punches repaired.
BAH-1n fast VerythiRg In the shape Of repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ EntrAnoa 20 uhoR-lA Superior street, mp 0nS
pair Of ytlirs BAhhARDD EhMEhG
-.hTsUR y
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MACHINLSTS.
THOMAS MANNING,
kAnHINlRT Z RNGINEKR.

IA UHLWIBT Il NNEINHIh.
And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES h MACHINERY or EVERk
Description. Also-Jack Screws, Bolts for Bridg.
ssand other uses Iron Grating and BlaoEgmith-
ing Generally. SH0r-Hes. B HeWitt'G Block,
West st., Cleveland, o.
n Jo6binG and Repairing promptly attended to.
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RURIOUs KOINCIDENOEi
sLOAH UHDEB THI Q0UgTIB

HNIT6 AID 1THERs in a BOTuI
HORRIB in sight with hi1 Oelsbrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDHR6t where everT owner q
Horses and Cattle can dnd the best Medicine IN uHa
Tor many cf the Diseases pseuliAr to such AnimaI
They are Sovereign Remedy for Oold1, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite Hide-b0und, listeniper1, -, 20.
~ These Powder always give aatitfsction, e tbs
Thousands who have aged them, can testify. See
.lreql1Is 4rY them =. soF sals = q GsyloEd,
ItronR, Cleveland, o., and ~ al DruRgil6 in tha
country Also ct Wholesale By the PrOpfietof & si
Ontsgl6 Sllost, QsVeland. Ohio. % whom ~ oldsE
~. RSsiEE G.G. HORRIH.
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CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN SUHRINK, K,o
~ HAVING RnNoVED TO HIs INV aUARTHHs,
No. % LYMAN's Brook,
(0ppOsits ths Oonrt House, Pub. sqakfs,J
pEggATed 20 receive the calls Of his frisnda and
the pablo 1t large.
EysTTthlng u thellne Of OonisetioneFY 4 ksDt q
WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL a. usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEG
e veil g ihs ehoioeit sStables served up ass no,
DINFIB is sHRVRD DAILY
ior the nodation Of DsfBonh hsVing business
At the Opurt House ..lr .rof-,F n r-l-
EBHHITT ALE OE DRAUGHF
TMPERIAt Jelly GUN bR0Ps2superior "a
any thing In the Oonfootionsry lBeusi received b
JOHN sOHRIHK- I
HrLOOK OUT FOB TIE TAFFRY.-Sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

The "BigloW Papers" in the February
Atlantic, has fair hls at old England, as
follows: t.ar
NWut proats her Is oilers right and just,
An eI you don't read Soriptur 50, yOn must
She's praised herself ontil she fairly thinks
There Amt no light In Natur when she winks. 2
----u -,----f
A HEkLTH SINKING SHIP.-A Paris cor.
respondent Of the New York World says
that Hn American in that city proposes "a
build ssteam-vsssel for the accommodation
Of consumptive patients. The writer says
A portion Of the year will be spent in
Nice, and when this becomes tiresOme and
monotonous, OF the weather begins to prove
chilly, they viii steam away for Madeira,
.oreven farther South, as far as the Cape
o. Good Hope, and thus the patients will
be kept in q warm and even temperature
ooRtinually. Five hundred francs, OF
about one hundred dollars 3 month, from
each patient viii the proprietor thinks, bs
sIapiy sufficient to pay handsome profit
{ % the managers Of the enterprise, and 81
he is already in communication with one
Of The largest naval constructors in France
in relation to the matter, and be hOpel
come time during the coming year 10 SCI
launched the health-seeking ship,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

ENVRLOPEsl ENYELOPESIl
n sro aoa nrsIoueg Of all aisss qualities nndcol-
"a or - q me ieaasr Counting Roons ehsap IN
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The State Of Ohio, lIn Court Of Common Pleas o
May SIs ~ 4. King. ing 'PIIiaintia. -'4 es

The State Of Ohio, tIn Court Of Common Pleas o
SIyahSE1E g Eyo1 qoa3IE; y.iD,,S said County f
wF,ii,,m A E'i King. D.,spdspt N''''S' '''
The ) ef5nda6t viii take Botics shot on The slh
day Of November, A. o 1901, the Plsintia Med her
peJlt,oh IOT "a asts1sSat ,b 1 ,,, Oj 80
dFHafebnsss, extreme cruelty shd gross neglect Of
duty, aud praying for dissolution q fhs marTiaRe
contract and custody Of children. Said cause Will
be set for hearings tue Fabruary term taid Court
Ths defendant will further take notice that dePoii
the ofce o. Mills G0shorn in the city Of Cincinnh
a Hamilton county, Ohio on the 5th day Of FgbTu
a., and continue nom day TO day until said dspoai-
tons shall Ds eompisIea'1 1SEuv- K,ra
ianl:s7s By AEHERF 4. sz1DI- hsF Its'y.
MASTERS BSALN-PBRSUANT
lyl to the command Of eeerstal order Of sals
ff5m The Court OF Common Pleas Of Ouyah oga oouh-
", Ohio, q the auiE q chester axtsr and sthsf5
AGAINST John j. hsWton and others, to ne direct a.
IshaeX for saie 81 public suotton, 1t thadObr
Of the Court House in the City of OeTesnd, on tie
18th day Of Beb l362 at 10 o'clock A. r. one equa
snd undivided bali in common Of the following de-
scrfbed prem 8e8: situate iu the township OF Brook
yn tns State Of Ohio Whch Is also N county q
~ Purchase called, 10 that part 0f the City 6f
Cleveland, ternsrly Known and called the CITY 81
common Of each lot, half lot and block is spprps q
81 he amount aosd innedlately af-ef each lft g;
los r9 5 ~ 80; 5t 81 So; los III is US; So io @
lot s74, $3.50 lot ls2s sI7s; lst l0a 500 80
ii ~ Si5S lot rs 500 iot - 30 lot SO 90
lot 50 S2i; los ass $50; lot so e ios ~ ~
nj 62i $50; IOe S2 SEQ lot - sloG 10 - &ii
iot ss5 $50; lot 81 $50 LOT - ~ ~ ~ fisS
Iol S29 S150 lot So S50 20 20 sis ~ ~ "a 3is
I0i q, $50 LOT lzl. slsi l9t N f6 lot az. s2
lot as, S2os lot as !et let i t6 Iof lOis S9o ii
iSss S6. iof z3 so; tha vet BAH o. ~ - ~ % nom 1er
i96 500; lot q, go lot Z sa& ssa y W; iotsosi - srss
SSao j 4 nbdiViSion o. block EarAed A lot =
500 q subdivSlon maE6S ~ ne SI, ~ ~. ~,
az: nS: q og 20 d River BED; lot q, $500 lot 8, 500
lot S. $40, aOd Jos '''' '''N LRWIs ". FORD,
D 9sDeE'P PIE AttT. JaasIs l6ilsslh
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iOOr' F'''eO'Id2F 'LIdR2FITr THAxTER.r -

eENATE UHAhBEa, U.1 AprII 9th, l554.
uDR. ]. o. AYER-HonoFed Sir: I have made
thorough trial Of the Oathetic Pills lsft me BY yCur
AGENT and have been cured by them q the dreadful
rheumatism under which h0 found me suffering
The frBt uoss relieved me, and q fsW subsequent
doses entirely removed ths disease. fsel il better
health now than tor some years before, which at
tribute entirely to the effects Of your Uashartic
PiIlB. Yours with great peeti
LUOIOB B. EETOALF."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

SMITH l. MATHER HAVE Re-
~ MoTED TO No. l49 West RiVer street, where they
Continue to manufacture STEAM BOILERS, OIL
TANKS and STILLS, Ofall descriptions composed oi
Boiler Iron. Boilers, Tills and Tanks repaired.
n. BAH cork IN their line promptly attended
"a ootl9:h27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

Weers urupared 20 trannaet BuyInesE Of eVsry d.
EoriPtion relating 20 lnvsnonBs drawings, Cav ats
sPecinoationI, Patents, 1niTngaments and the Fat
ANIL 8nFeitOrd nf pateDkn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are sure ours Tor -txl Tr.e
Sick HeSlanhe,
pysPeD5ia, t.
foni Stomach, -. ..
Gsnsral and Nervous DEBILITY,
-.i Billions and Liver omplaintl,
UostiVeness, SCrofulouB Hu
~. q ILlF Ggl mors, Tgvorl, &o.r.&o.
ana ere A safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
of them used than any other kind. -
DB-See OirculAra.r For sale soy y. Il. Gaylord
GtronR Cleveland, Ohio and by AL Druggilts in ths
country. Also Et WIS i9sale ct l6l ONTARIO street
GsnSFsi kEsnt i6r Ohio. Miehigan and Indiana
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sub lots Nos $50, 8ss, s9l and s68 IN block -.
'' 's b53, 656 649, $50 55l & $50 In block x.
/" I" $50, 81, 394, $50 and 975 in block p.
F." 327 in block n. $40 q
{" " S46 S55, S29, sI4 and s56 in block II.
" " 98. 60, lO7, 50, ~ and lie in block y.
. I" 429, 430, 423, 424 and 425 in block b.
I" {" 7S9, T90 and 7gl II BLOCK HH.
" 674 in block CO. .--...f
" F" TO- IL, % and Is in block WV.
90 4" I93 and z9l 10 block ~.
n " 2OI in block H.
8 $50 ts9, so and 5el IN block AA.
" " b46 in block W. -.
" I, and IN sub lot 748 in block 6G.
Bo3 lssI IS feet on the south end.
5g4 less Is feet on the noTth end.
BII less 10 lest on the nsrth end, and
6l2 less 10 feet on the north end In block AA-
637 less 25 feet on the nOrth-end. ID.
63S less Is feet on the north end
639 less % feet OF the north end, and
6lg less IS fsst on the north ena In block bbs
657 less 10 feet on the north end.
554 less 20 feet on the noIth ezd. q Il . r--4r1
bS5 less Is teet OF the north end, and
655 less 10 feet on the north end In bleok W.
ia ess Is fest 6ff tls north end in block BIB and
n 33 and 81 and IS on the Island, 50 called.
sale 10 Commerce ct ten O'CLOCK A. d. Terms
Cash. EARL BILL, q. 3. Marshal.
By ~. N. PATTERSON, deputy
Paine a Wade, Att'gB for Pits A8figneel. ..H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

7. 2. Wilson, Before ]. s. Alien, ). 2 CleF8-
lsad Township, Gus ahoga cum
ON THE 20TH DAY OF DEOBM-
~ BER, 1851, said Juatice Issued N order Of At
tschment In the above action for the sun Of thirty
two DcllAIs gaulls372l 7. P. WttS0n.
GAUTIUN.-THE PUBLIC ABE
cautioned agaipst haEbOring or trustinR ny
wife JANE, as VIII pay no debts Of her contract
ing aftsrf his date. JOHN HAWklhB.
January 1880
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s.. MARSHAL's sALh.-BI

- o. mhnOnhAC . 0hAEt-DA
~ virtue Of two Writs Of FenditiOntg exp0naBs
issued from the Circuit Court Of the United State,
within and for the nOrthern District Ot GhtOs one
thereof at the suit Of Henry o.. Bowen ct Al, In
cause no. ~ and the other ct the Buit Of hugh
Auchincloss jun, and John. AnchinolOs8t in cause
Dennis shall offer for sale at pu0Ic suction &C the
south door OF the Post Once, in the Oily Of UeVB-
land between the hours Of ten O'Clock IN the lore
the slst day Of January lS6 the following proper
", to Wit: . rI. a 81 q
thereof which was formerly known a. the CITY Of
Ohio, 20 wit: the northeast part Of sDblot NO. y,
being 20 fatt irons what was formerly called
Turnpike street. but which Ia now known e. Pearl
StreeJ, the same being " Test deep
Also, the following described parcels Of land stu
ate Is above, and being part o. the BunalO Com
pany's pure hase, 50 called, . Wit: -.
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-NOTICE.-OOMMON PLEAE
Petition for Divorce

Michael McGnlVraT Of saliDevills, In the COUNTY
Of Colun biAns, and State Of Ohio b notified thai
MARY m McGllIlrey uds on fha lIth day Of Dacom-
Der, A. D., 1851 he heF petition in the Oca Of fha
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the county OF Cuyahoga, charging the ssid Mich
ael McailVray with committing adultery with d.
yera women 10 her unknown and asking that Ehs
may be divorced from the said Michael McaillTray,
which petition viii stand for hearing at the next
term Of said Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
10. 81 Bank Street OeraeIand. Ohio.
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The "BigloW Papers" in the February
Atlantic has fair hit At old England, IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-09
Resisting tlla Draft.

ISDrAsAroLrs: ()ct. .s-The cooper
Heads" of Hartford and B1ackforl counties
collected On Monday and forcibly resisted tbs
draft, destroyed the ballet-b boz and enrolling
papers, and either forced or scared the Com
missioners and Provost Marshal to resign-~
They claim to have TWO hundred men armed,
and said they were determined to resist the
draft at all hazards. They denounce the Gov
ernn1ent and those attempting to sustain it
4 battalion Of The 631 Indiana were ordered to
Hartford and vii! enforce the draft and arrest
the Cingleaders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-09
The Battle Of CorinIh,

+he s. Louis Democrat has the following from
Corinth, under date Of the 5th instant, giving
details Of the battle.
On the morning Of the 3I instant the FEEDER
ii outposts were attacked by the Confederatcs
in force, about SIN miles northeast Of Corlnth.
Before 8 clock the engagement became
general, and fe1ce aud sanguinary battle Was
fought
The FederaIs under Gen Eosencrans stood
up nlanftllly, and fought with great coolness
and bravery Regiment after Regiment and
qicade after brigade poured in upon them.
They were forced slowly backward, fighting
despeyaJe'y. The Confeierates pushed for
ward with determined obstinacv, and held every
loot of advantage gained. They outH nked
The Federal inferior force on the LETT and got IN
he Federal rear and we were obliged to tall
back still frrther, 70 prevent this movement
5ron being accomplished.
The Coniedegates were now inside o. the
Federal hrea :tvgorks, pushing them back towards
The rovyl, when darkness put az emo to the
fShta@@ far that day.
During the day 5 fsht the Federal loss was
heavy, bur that Of the Confederares must have
largely exceeded the Federal Three pieces OF
artillery Of the First Missouri were captured,
after having st0od four long hours under the
ire Of e Confederates The men were con-
sumed by thirst and suhdued by constant exer
ri0n.
Brgadier General Hackelman fell mortally
wounded at the head Of his brigade. Genelal
UgIesby was shot IN the breast.
About four Q clock on the morning Or the
4th the Confederates opened briskly upon the
town with shot and she'll The Federal bate
nes REPLIED and f a hour Or more heavy
eannonading wa ktp uo.
At the expiration Of that time two OF the
Confederate guns had been dlsa lied, and short
y after daylight their battery Of seven guns
was captured.
\ portentous Quletness soon occurred, ana
J! was evident some movement was being made
N The Conlederates
;, A column OF sharpshooters, under Colonel
bQrke, were ordered forward rs sklrrnlShers TO
1eel the ConFederates, and only at halt past
nIne cloc k did they meet him quarter OF q
mile IN advance OF the Federal line OF battle,
4"yanclng III heavy column upon the town,
imnledlateIy murderous fire was opened on
Inc Federal heavy line Of skirmshers, who
aGo"5y hesao to retire, returning the tire o. the
I|on1ederateS with effect The woods scented
awe WITH Confederates, and it appeared I'M
:%'SSlGle Tor this gallant regiment TO escape de-r
s'0c(lon IL CHER retreat over three,quarters OF
. nile Of open ground which lntervened be-
'Seen them and the Federal temporary works
ot defense.
~ IN q 2 lew minutes the battle became general
1' a1e feder2l batteries opened destructive bre
@ ~pon tae exposed ranks Of the Contede crates
rnog r"oS>Tg them down like grass. Their slauSh-
.n3 81 was jfnghtt1|, but with unparalleled daring
Ward p'7A'0N'
I,1L Lney charged the Federal works desperately,
VI a50ke the Federal lines Of Infantry, and captur-
- - a1,<S small fertilization in which battery OF
~ s11SS Missouri was plented,