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TO TIE ERONORABLE, THE COM
MLSSIONERS OF MONROE CO., q.

sYss asdsl e a acas1ns caun ask ess shs
your honors grant a view, survey and loca-
ton of a County Road, commencing at the
County Road on the farm Of Henry Karcher on
on Trail run, in Benton township, running
through said farm, thence through the land
of John Henline in jackson township, thence
through land owned by Frederick Halzwarth,
Martin Reitt, Michael Loh hr,. Skinner & Wood
bridge, John c.. Buel down Hubbard run to
Jacob Wohphaus, Jacob Myers and D.. C.
Skinner, down the rur to intersect the county
road to the river read; and your petitioner
will ever pray. JACOB WAGNER.
/ July 80, lS62.-4tpd. MICHAEL LOHR.
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Legal Notice.

i nm JANE McCUTCHEoN, of the State of
AZ Pennsylvania. viii take notice that ON the
18th day of May, i a62, Jnseph Elrod and Mary
his wife, fled a petition in the Court of Com
men Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, asking
that dover be assigned 20 said Mary, in the
following lands in Monroe Comfy, Ohio, tc
wit: The west half of the north east quarter
and the east half of the north west quartel
of section five, township two, range five, COP
tanning ninety-nine acres, more or less, amt
that said petition will be for hearing in said
Court at the next term thereof. ,sz98p
HOLLISTER & OKEY,l
Attorneys for Petitioner.
July 2, 1s62.-6w. SIS.
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Legal Notice.

TOHN NJ. KINNEY, who resides out of the
y State of Ohio, will take notice that on the
l1th day of September, 1862, Amy Millison,
fled her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, to foreclose a
Mortgage on the following real estate in said
County, to wit: Il
S The east half of the south east quarter of
section twenty-nine, township three, and
range six, containing so and IA one hun
dredths acres, amount demanded by plaintiff
from said John NJ. Kinney $500 and interest
from April l, 1862. Yen are required to an
swer said petition by the Sth day of Novem-
her 1869, and IN default, judgemsn will be
taken byadefault at November term, 1862.
~ HOLLISTEks 81 sOKEY,4 s'
Attorneys for Plaintiff. b
September II, ls62-6w. s3
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:. WOOL CARDlNG !.

ISAAC RICHNER has made extensive inn
/ provement in his CARDNG MACHINE
and is better than ever prepared to accommo
date, on the shortest notice, all who wish te
have WOOL CARDED, and well carded.
Wool wi be received and rolls delivered
in good order. at C. C. NIESER'S in Lewis
Vile.
The subscriber intends to run team from
Woodsfield to Claripgton, and Wool can bs
sent and rolls returned free of charge.
Give me trial, and l will give you salts
faction, ae
ISAAC RICHNER.
Woodsfeld, Ohio, June 4, 1s62.-3m.
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Dissolution.

rHNHE copartnership heretofore existing
r. between J. B. Oblinger, r, c. Miles
and George Poggenburg,s under the 6rui Of
obiinger. Miles L. Poggenburg, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be continued by ]. B. Oblinger
s Geo. Poggenburg, under the name and
style of obIinger Poggenburg, who will col
lect all claims and pay all liabilities. 6
/ co..t.-.s* J. B. foBLINGER, -
I vt'.fFl 40 - r. C. MILES, !
ggsf Gifkf faf ~ G, iPOGG ENBURG,
aLs*isvilie, O., Sept. 10, 1se2.e-
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Notice in Attachment.

Thomas Scott, Plaintiff, Before 2. Sal,
against isbury, j p. of
David Scott, Defendant Center town
ship, Monroe County, Ohio. On the 29th
day of August, A. d. 1862, said Justice
issued an order cf Attachment in the above
action, for the sum of sixteen dollars and
twenty cents This case is set for trial
October 1lth at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
THOMAS SCOTT.
Woodsfeid, Sept. 10, .1s62.-3w.
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= Legal Notice ,ss.

{ sCtALATHAELs NJ. BEMM0N; who resides out
.O of the State of Ohio, will take notice that
on the 29th day of august, 1862, James Win-
land filed aspetition in the Court of Com m on
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, the object Of
which is to collect S440 with interest from
August 5, 1850, subject to credit of $50 No.
vember 8, 1850, and $3.50 at ten per cent in
terest from April 29. 1861, by sale of the fol-
lowing lands in said County, to wit:
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter, the east half of the soHth west quar-
ter andstwenty acres off the west side of the
south west quarter of the south east quarter
all in section one, township four and range
fvo. Also twenty acres off the north west
corner of the north west quarter of the north
east quarter of section six, in township three
and range five, being all the real estate owned
| by William Lennon at the time of his de
cease. You are required to answer said petit
| ton by the first day of November 1862, anG
in default Judgment will be taken, and sait
real estate ordered to be sold ct the Novem
! ,ber term 1862. HoLLIsTER & OKEY,
I es; s ara Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Sept. 3, 1S62.--6w. $3.50. -,
l : a
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE, eoUNs
TX, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
#32%&<GN 0G$}{fyF2Ts1S

b Is sisga Ms directed g e manaass fra% ss
Rsus6n{Ai., AAasf feaia Gonrts ON srHEsELEV-,
d ewas} as}Esotherss ENgH DAY SJoF NQyEM-
BBR 1862, Between the hours of ten in tie
fnsBuppp andsfeur in thes afternoon of said
daxast the front; door of the courthouse. IN
sat1.countys shall offer for sale to the, high
est bi0de,, the north east quarter of the south
west Quarter ana the east half of the south
weE quarter OF section tliirtysix. township
three, range -four, in said county, containing
st5ut sixty. xcfess esxcept about two acres,in
thNeu4tsmsutfoned slot Bold tos Fhemas. Mo
Fsrling. .s~aSsxkhs ~ ssisaSs s-.e&,,s =.
Ordered BIZ said Court to be sold to satisfy
. mortgage c1aih Of Lbhn Moose, and anothe
one Of Riohard Sewell.
.sn<ussz , Il EEDwARD .ARcHBeEDy ,
,>kzzsSv .ssiiysa~o4g Mas Gem, NJ. c. O. :
s10ssstsSr. n lS62--SS, 80. ~ 40 = 4ehr xs
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Joseph Hamilton'S Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
lN signed was, on the 3lst day of July
1882. appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio. Administrator of the
Estate of Joseph Hamilton, deceased.
SAMUEL WISE, Admir-.
August 6, 1ss2.-st. r
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Attachment Notice,

~ Levi ,Keyser, Plaintiff, 81
- against, ,,l, =,
Christian Miller, Defendant. r, -
DEFORE VIM. L, Pearson, ]. p, of Sunsbuy
ID township, Monroe County. Ohio, on tie
25th day of July, A. D. 1862, said Justse
issued an order of Attachment in the ab0e
acrion for the sum of S11s,l9. t.% r
- = LEVI KEYSER
August 6, 1s62.-3t. pd. a .esr.st
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e Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that. the fol-
y lowing Settlement Accounts will be
Z for hearing in the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio on wi ~.
= Saturday, October 25kh, 1852. ssa-e,
The ,ettlement accounts of the 7Adrninis-
traitors of the following Estates: John G..
. Clark, John H.. Ayres, Samuel Truax, Adam
! Davis, Charles Johns, Daniel Gray, Joseph
Thornbefry, William Hickman, Elisabeth
! Dye. john Orne, Daniel Kaylor, George Barcus,
Abram Matthess. John Gray, Sarah J. Algeo,
James G. Pickens, William A. Pickens, John
Steward, John F. Bidenharn, Charles Il. Dan
ford, and, Mary Hurd. -.
The Guardians of: Hugh, Ann Jane, James
andsNafy Isabella MsCutcheon; NJ. "A. Fashion
John Stack, Adoneram Slack. Robert s. Slack
John Moeser: Emma, Edward. William and
Nancy Eaiiger: Eleanor Daley; Adelaide S.
Samuel T.. Martha R. and William T. Keontz
Luke Tipton Barbara Reisbeck and James
Paris. JOHN 3. WAY,
Sc II, s6a. 44w 81 issl5 3513
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THE EMPIRE OF HEALTH-WHO
YIELDS ITS gsCEPTRET i j


Universal Empire has been the darling
object of scores of despoas, dynasties, and
states, from the time of the Pharaohs to
that OF. Napoleon ls Grand. Seas of blood
have been: Shed to attain it, and the bones
of the myriads.who have been slau ghtered
in the pursuit of this chimera, would, if
they could be collected into one mass,
overtop the highest peak of the Himalay-
an mountains. Rome came nearest the
consummation, yet even she was never, in
truth, the absolute Mistress of the
World" ~
|. Yet there is species of universal em=
pire which has been attained It7is an
empire not over the souls and bodies ol
mankind but over their diseases. The
tcenqueror who has achieved this grand
result, is Doctor HOLLOWAY, Of London;
at least we are taught TO believe that he
has done so by vouchers from all parts OF
| the Christian and heathen world. which
seem to be irrefutable, and which, in fact
so far as we knew, have never been chal.
lenged. a. Hist Pills and Ointment are
lsHs universal remedies''asin double sense
They are disseminated throughout the
fhabitable globe, and they are ESQ '.'crowd.
fof witnesses assure us) univefsdlty sttc
lcessful. HssSss''sse3 IS s1NsS<z 9sss sssi
4 : In ithis,eountry itis quite certain tina
tthe Pills are used with the most benefcia
Effect i'm disorders of the stomach, live
. and bowelss and that sorofula, and all thu
family of eruptiye diseases and discharg
ing sores, give way, to the healing opera
ton of the Ointment, 49,. -
Surely the noblest of all universal EN-
pires is that which stretches its heahnl
sceptreioyer the maladies of all nations
t-ssDey iBeo6. ,e'5' = s5el 4f5a aaa
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:. = ~ Legal Notice. .iet

! 4 . s-sti ~ OtiSO.
CARAH A. Roseman, James III. Roseman,
~ and Susan Roseman, of Guernsey county,
Chic, Wiidmade Mahon of the State OF Iowa,
Hattie I. Browa, OF Phila slphia, Pa, Amosa
McMakm, NeweommerstC wn, Ohio, will take
notice that on the 23rd day of August, A D.
1852. WilliamEC / Bre.sn, Administration ofthe
estate of James Roseman, deceased, fled in
the Probate Court within and tor the County
of. Monroe and State of Ohio, petition al
feging that onzthe 30th dav of August, a. ID.
1850, the SAID James Roseman, then in full
&fife, entered into contract in writing with
JohnThompson for the sale of the following
-descnhed- -real-ssts te, in sail county, to Wit
The north east quarter of the south east
quaFer of section twenty-seven, township 6.
, dfange seven, in the District of Lands sold
at IariettaI containing 40 acres, more o. less,
upon the following terms. to wit:
iora the sum OF $225 payable. SIS on the
25dls of Decem ber 1851, SIS on the 25th of
December S62. and .S55 on The 25th of De-
nber 1883 Sith interest from the 25th OF
DECEMBER 1860. That said Contract was as
synedto James ID. Mvkee. who paid to said
Jmes Roseman in his life time, the first in
| aiment of said purchase money, that said
hines Mckee is ready and willing tc ay the
aiance due upon said contract, so as a
4 aid deed can be made to him for said prem
| ses, and that Sarah "A. Ko>eman, James II
/ aosemein, Susan Roseman,, w IN sMcMakin,
Hattie r. Brown. asind Amosa afcMakin are
the heirs at law and legal Representatives. OF
Said decedeht.ij He .Ezotss .tifdns = sles zoa
/ Tile prayer Of the petition is for authority
ste make adeed to said James d. Mckee in be-
half ofssaid heirs atslaw,i upon payment Of
the residue ef.saidf purchase, money Said
petition will be for hearing on the 10th day
of September, A. ID. s62.f { ssssa ss, z
W. c. BROWN, Administrator, of the Estate o
't4fs tsas zss7SeiJames Rosemary deceased,
.aiH s>es By HAYNES & N MATHEws, his ,Att'ys.;
r August II, lS65.A4yy 81 25.ssf ssss f+rs
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STARNs0E OHIO, MONROE GDUN.
TY, COURT oECOaIAl0N PLEAS. =

against ID frou1 SAID Court TO me
Reuben Hawkins directed, ON THE ELEV-
and wife. ENTH DAY, OF NoVEM-
HER 1862, at the. front door OF the court
housk kfpesEn County, between the hours of
ten in the forenoon and four in the afternoon
af sai4 dpgS5 Oh all offer fer sale TO, the high
at bidder, Lot number Eight, and the east
half ef lot number nine. with the buildings
thereon: and the south haif sfslots namteI
swsnkxssix Fitn tlss large Tobacco warehouse
tlsfsbf AL IF STAFFORD, An saia county
Ordered by said. Court to be sold to satisfy
m5ftgags made BY Said Hawkins and wife
TO said Berry. EDWARD ARCHBoLD, .
Mas. Com. NJ. C. o. s
October !, lSO2'-sS. gaafst, 81 ~
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Z ATTENTION, FARMERS!
-rA5RE
R, E. Frasier & Son.

Who are A gentsyfor. the Sagor Mils and
Epqporators of j L. GILLs& Son kof
Columb bus; and also for those ofvariousI
other firms in the State. So "a g
MThese Mills and Evaporators, with.care-
,ful use, ma Ike from SO to 100 gallons per
day, of most beautiful article of Syrups
from the Sorghum; almost as clear as
honey, andvery pleasant to the tastes
Farmers who raise Sorghum, have now
an opportunity of procuring near hemeI a
First GLASS MIL L,
Of any Size, according to their wants 8 1--WE
or three, or half a-dozen, farmerss can
unite; and one of these. Mills viU do the
cork of all We have on hand also,
COOKS PORTABLE EVAPORATION
sss- All calls will receive prompt at;
tention. Call early on
R. E. FRASIER & SON.
Barnesville, Ohio.
july %, 1o62.-3nl.
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p1DPefiy eAecSleo: 49, uro
40 coner,Dp1 p1oIs IN lne sum OF IWO
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szaip zsllnp peIlai .slTe s.a.. 90 ~ :
STEEL ENGRAVING OF U DG e
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Save Y our Eggs!

A NEW AND USEFUL INNN-
1A TION whereby Eggs can be pre-
served perfectly fresh almost indefinitely
without the mount mbrance of Lime, Salt,
or other ordinary preseryatives. Hhere
is no more necessity of farmers elling
their Eggs at from Eve to seven Gets per
dozen, when they can, at triflin, cost
save them until they command good
price. Fer further particulars, 1nelose
red stamp to isss - II ast,
LIB. SILVER, Salei, O.
August 13 1862. Pm Ess q gs:a
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sTkaH% or OHIO, i MONROE .coUN
TY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

T7, coURT Or COMMON PLEAS.
.egA2<0ss g 41As <s1fx ssf ~.
6enrge W. Woodbridge, .lDY virtue of a
against ID mandate from
William J. Tidd. said Court to me
direoted, ON TIE ELEVENTH. DAY OF MO-
VENRER 1852, betwesn the hours of in
ths 1bfend6n andfour iu the afternoon of said
day<ats the front door of the courthouse; in
said County, shalt offer for sale to the high
o bidder, the east half of. the north east
quarter OF section two, township four and
range four, in said county, containing, eighty
a4sres, more or less. : ssS@ss'ssssk ~
agys s@ 9, csHT.ss s'z 3 seld 70 s satisfy
srsxsf sIeyg0 yEDWA ARD ARCHBoLD,t
oess6ss 4assa IS: a. q JON 't'.S = = ~. :;
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8 q - July 14th, 1862.
a. LIZA JANE SOUTH absconded my
honse without any provocation; I
hereby warn any person or persons from
hiring or harboring her on my account.
[ hereby warn any person or persons from
bargaining with her, either buying or
selling to her without my leave. Any
person or persons either hiring, harboring,
buying or selling to her without my leave
after this date, will be dealt with accord
ing to law; as l am determined to prose
cute any person or persons that may do SC
hereafter. DANIEL T. SOUTH.
Oct. |, 1s62-3t. pd.
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'Wni. Hick111anss Estate

NoT1CEis hereby giyep that the undersign-
ed was, on the 22nd day. of September, 1862,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator de .bonis non, of
the estate of VIM. Hickman, deceased. J
LEWIS GRAY, admir-. .
October ], ,1se2.23t. 81 ''gss -
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JOHN w, CAROTHERS,
WO0DSFIELD, OHIO.

HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, GBAfNIrsGyi
PApkR HANGING. sLRTTKRING, REApys
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL CoLORs,
60 Done and prepared in the most fashion,
able styles, and on the shortest NOTICE, q 4 y
Oct. 16, 1s61.--ly.
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INs0L VENT 1 NOTICE. /
Administrator

NOTICE is hereby given that thesnbseriber
IN was appointed, on June 25, 1862, by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio. Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of WIN. WoERNER
deceased, late of Monroe county.
July 2, 1862. MICHAEL NEIHART.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
News from Fort Jackson.

Nkw YosK, Msy7.
The steamer Columbia has arrived from Ha-
vanA Sd.
The guu-boat David Smith arrived At Havana
on the 3Oth from Fort jackson 26th.
The attack on the rebel forts commented on tho
l6tl.
o. the Esd Com. Farragut in tho Hartford, and
l3 steamers, passed the forts, and Gen. Butler
landed 1000 men above.
The rebels lost IL gun boats and the Hollin's
Turtle Manassas.
Our forces took 400 Prisoners. We lost $50 mon
and our gun-boat Verona Was sunk.
On the gath . 6sg of truce was sent to Com.
PorieI, asking conditions fel surrender, to which
Porter replied, no conditions
Our flag now waves over the Custom House
An American war steamer reports capturing
three rsbel steamers. and sent them I'd Key West,
and c3asei another into BLhia Honda.
Twenty mortar anj three gun-boats were en-
gagged against the forts, slencing the em after sig
days .neesssnt firing.
The CHAINS across the river were removed by
our gun boats.
The reb is sent FIVE RATS down the river. but
thcy did little damage. Ono set 6re to tho Hart.
ford, b.t shs was speedily extinguished.
The Verona ana the iron-clad rebel steamer
Webster had . splendid engagement, the Web
stef RAINING into the vsrons and sinking her. bat
before going under the verona's crew poured in I
voliey Of eight guns 80 destructive aud crushing
gether.
Arrangements for tho surrender were to be mads
on the 27tn, the day after the dispatch left.
Th- ram Manassas was sunk BY the stsame,
Mississippi.
Our forces sent small boat to the Gre raft,
and towsd them out Of the way before they could
do any hasn. The rsbel loss il unknown.
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mys.dtf
Wagener's Sewing Machine

A NEW INVENTION
First Premium Awarded for the Best
Sewing BY Machine.
MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE. ILLINOIS
This machine is the best for al family and
manufacturing purposes. will make coats shirts,
pants, quilt bed quilts, and do all other work In
price, challenge every other machine in use
Wheeler Wilson's. Grover 4 bakers, l II Sim
ger Cos rot excepted. In proof Of the above We
refer you to examine the Dmachines and work, at
q W Lobdelrs dry goods store, 1t Moline, Ill. Its
construction Is simply one piece Of casting, 30 Gen.
structed as to receive its movement. which is .
rotary mr. tion, 80 arranged ~ to attach both up
per and lower needle, and feed in such . manner
as to form double lock stitch. The thread from
two spools 10 thus placed in the cloth in the most
perfect order and with the least possible friction.
Both threads are frightened and elackened BY one
screw. Thus, you see, is formed the most simple
and effective combination yet sppled to sewing
machines. These machines cannot fail to meet
the wants Of every family and manufactures.
All the knowledge that il required TO requisite
this machine, is t. regulate the tension BY one
screw, and shorten or lengthen the stitch BY one
screw, and set the needle in its place to form
the proper connection of both threads, which will
be readily observed by the operator, thus saving
world Of perrlexity that has been 30 common in
complicated machines. Williamant;c for upper
thread and Coates for lower, 10 the best thread
for eli practical purposes. Silk and linen threads
are used to thelsame advantage. Sewing done y
these mschines received the first premium at the
Cass county, Michigan fair. All Wishing to pur-
chafe good n achine are invited to examine this
before purchasing elsewhere. Warranted one year
with pruper usage Price &40-Universal Hem
mer, IS extra. All kinds Of farm predaee taken
At market price-cash net refused. For further
particulars address ]. A. WAGNER.
my7-dAwtf Aclins, III.
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RIVER ITEM

Wednesday, Nay -.
ARRIVED.
CANADA, Parker, St. Paul.
KATE CAssEL, Davis. keokuk.
An HINI, Galt, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
BILL HEKDERs0N, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, ke0kuk.
The river continues falling steadily at this
point.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Ad Hine, Capt. Calf, will depart for Du-
buque and intermediate landings at O'Clock this
morning, making sure connections with packets
for st Paul.
The light draught packet Jennie whipple,
Captain Morrison, will depart for Keokuk and
intermediate points this morning at o'clock.
The magnificent packet Norshernsr, Captain
p. A. Afford, will depart foe St. Louis and way
points this evening. Jerry Wood in the ofice.
Passengers southwark bound should not fail to
secure their passage on this deserving packet.
The Northern Line packet Sucker State, Capt.
Ward, will leave for st. Paul and way points this
evening
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CAI10, Bay7.
ne IN essiisence from Pittsburg hes been r.
ceivsd within the last ~ hours.
A.fivAls from Com Foote's aot;Ila rsoor& oe
change in movements below.
numoef 81 our cavalry from Fort Herman
wefs attacked by force Of rebel cavalry while
ont on scouting duty, and driven into Psducah.
Fugitives reported that several Of their con
manis had been taken prisoner. Bat little credit
is given to the reprt. Two Of them made way
TO Columbus. AMI Il is supposed that ots.sss have
BY this time returned 10 their camps.
All forti6catians on the Mississippi have recent
y been strengthened under the supervision oi
1t. Col DAT