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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
Sheriff Sale.

James NcHaster aad Wife1 ny vrtue Of an Order OF
ID sale directed from
Andrew J. smith ct ais. TIE Court Of Common Pleas
OF Unton county, Ohio, viii offer sale The door
Of the Court House in Marysve, Union county, Ohio
On the 18th day of July, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N and O'Clock p
following described lands and tencneuts towit:
part Of which lying in said county Of Union and
part the county Of Delaware. Ohio, Il be-
ing No IN Survey No S598 Boxes Greek, begin,
ling staEe IN the creek, witness a Buckeye EDa
Paw,sv On tHs 1orth ana Hickory the south side
ssid creek northsasterIy corner Of Lot No thence
with tbs muauders Of said creek nu1 with the Inc OF
L0 Nc north vast 26 pses north So weet D poles.
north % y poles north y 20 poles north 10
20 poles. n9rb Is west 81 poles north 81 east 29
poles, north So 20 poles, north e. west 2 Poles.
south 60 81 peles north 6I 10 poles, north %
o. poles TO the North west corner Of said Lot No
L thence north degrees IS minutes 1877 poles 10 a
doEwood and beech 1 the ro-h lirs NJ the original
Survey No 3696; thence WIKI szi4 le, CORRECTING The
thertU south sc degrees IS minutes east l0e
poles an asn dogwood hickory and sugartree north
east the original S0rrey; thece with another
line Of said Survey south degrees 50 inmates west
295 poles 70 ghe beginning, Containing 4o) one hun
dred and forty acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale: Oue-tdird IA haGG- oTe-thnc IA one
year and tile residue in two years sc,rrcd BY aort ;age
on the premises. Appraised at $3.50 90.
PHILIP SFIDER, ShcrI fl Union &C Q.
and SPECIAL Master COmmiss !oneI.
-5vys-c
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

Tic Baltimore American, has an article up-
On the approaching end of the rebellion. CON
cludrd As follows:
"W hcn the great drama IS fully played ont,
and tens OF thousands Of sinple-beaiiel and
brave men come 10 be rcckored orer Y ho haze
been deceived, vronged ard sent 10 Bloody
graves when the guilty wretchcs who have
led them onward are chased 10 their last hid
ing places, viii not retribution then como ttr-
rJle and fitting, as the Iewasd Of erimc7 like
iheirs? VIII false rc.cEepcs- step in bctviSt
them and offended justice, and the wozd be
left 10 cons;deE this horrible nightmare Of at
tempted revolution as but harmless game for
power hich- having Gaied- is TO be passed
by as bg' a trifing cpha1e in the history of the
agc2 The great trial of the Government is
yet to come Heaven grant that it may nc
qait itself Alright.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
M faiIs.

TusT received, bes: brand wheeling Ealia which WI
) 90, q, Tl. O c, CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
CHARLEsTOE, jane 4.-P. j.

Assessors returns show Il decrease in the
assessed calne for 1862, Of The prTsopSl9Tofl-
erty in Hamilton county, s. com'paFtdP with
last gear. Of SI.66IG22, and al increase, in
various sections. Of S474 232. making tolol
decrease pf 81 .4G8 De, viIhin that TING.
The decrease in ;ae value CT bai!tiuc iyR-
provemens. IN he same period. Is $685. ,744
and the increase is $50 964. making the total
decrease ia this species Of property, SG4i3+0.
as compared with the valuation Of last gear.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
XWanfed.

A ny number OF individuals to cali and exam
"A inc the superiority IA tone ensh and life Ike OK
preston Of the PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken G
GAvITTS GALLERY, They Rreadmirod5y every
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

20 the Gadies q Delawaro
Tor Sale

A ceeD HORSE and sPRnae WAGON. can dovn
"A At N. ELY a co.'s.
july lc, iseI-ttf
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Amount drawn frozn treasury

Money received from Prebio Ccuuty fer
ke0pIng Hnunah 1hUrnpkins anu chit
oreA -..---... ..--~...,........
Morrow CpU2ty, v tx keeping PatprT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
Wool Rzufnn.
Sheep Shears.

lust received ad Tor sale superior altloIs os woo
y TwiEe, which will be sold !cy.
June Is, lS62-2rrs &. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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r9vasiias i' from which tb,so now IN sae I.e;rao


Stafem7.t of The Expenditures Of the Ds1aaears
County Igfrmarg from June Isl 1861, IL
June Isl 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

lust received ani Tor sale superior article os Wool
i Twine, which viii be sold !cSy.
June l3 lS62-2rls .. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sheep Shears.
lust received good stock OF TIikilsoa's sheep
y Shears, the best 81. tAc market
june 10 ls63-ens c c. CHAMBERLAIN
1nn KEGS best brand Thsaiirr NAILS just received
1OO And FOR sale at the lowest TuarE"t ratr hv
June IS 1892 [. G CdAMBEELAIN.
Imperial French Green.
lust received = cases OF the above in oil. Il WIZ
stand better than any Green Paint in use and
oumes cheaper than Paris Green
june Is 1852 {. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
1z2ovgins and Ezeapins Machines
For the Harvest Of 19GG.
NOR SAFE st Aauuiaetuger's prices, tho following
~ Machines:
Hubbard Mower and Reaper.
Light Hubbard Mower.
Woods light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower
StefsoB's Reaper aud Mower
kirby's Reaper and Mover.
P:eAsc c1N ana Exam mo before purchasing
June IS lss2-Sms {. {. CHAIbEEI,AfS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

lust received rood stock Of Eiikilsoa's SEeel
d Shears, the best ia The market
june 10 ls62-ons c c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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3gtlt 9dreytisemrnts.
Annual Report
tie Directors Of the Delaware County mfr
mary.

DEIAwARE, ONO, june lst, l6B2
t. TIE Commissioners Of Delatsare Coac1y: IN presen-
ng this Report On the condition Of the lndrH1ry we
s4 eadeavoT to make II as pain and brlet as lussi-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
TInperia1 Erenei1 (sreen

1nn KEGS best brand ThsehpE NAILS, just received
1OO aud FOR sale At the lowest Tnarert rate hv
June IS 1892 [. 6 CdANBEELAIE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

The prizes win be greatly 70 the advantage Of the
public.
An Inspection by the closest buyers respectfully
Ncited.
April e5, 1so2. @. HILLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10
The CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB
CANDID ATE.

To tic Yoters Of Js Metropolitan Congressional
District,
Prom an Interchange OF opinion with m an
of my fellow. ci tizens, l mud large majority
didates for the position made vacant BY the
lamented John Tyler.
Without intending any disparagement TO
the talents OF either MIR Lyons or Mr. Mae
farland the defeated Candidates at the las
electiop,) will call atten ton 10 the meagre
vote received by those gen tieInen as an evi
dence OF their strength with the people.
With this view Of the case, and at the earnest
solicitation Of many true friends. whQ have
stoOd by me In good and evil report Hereby
announce myself candidate for Congress
In this limited space, 1t will be Impossible
for me TO fully present my views upon the
momentous questions and events that now
ag1tate the public mind; expecting, as 10, 20
at the various court-houses and camps, /
shall content myself at present by briefly
stating my post ion.
Fsrstly- am in favor Of an OFFENSIVE
War, carrying 1t 70 the very hearth stones OF
our enemies, asking nor giving quarter 10
none. dealing our blows thick and fast, until
the 7 ankee nation shall cry Hold enough -
Secondly shall ad vocate the passage Of a
bill which shall make 1t i'm perativs that all
unmarried mn shall enlist for che sav and
be made mp from married men without chill
dren and, furthermore, that the monthly
pay Of the soldiers shall be increased to ar
amount sumcient TO supply them with all The
actual necessaries OF life.
TAtvdly.-I am in favor OF all measures
tending TO develop the manufacturing and
agricultural resources Of our beloved South
In fact ali MEASURES which separate us for
ell .t~l from that nation Of mountebanks 70.
siding over the '"ScsauRzAxHA."
m !in Sp1 Mfa aiEsRiss1a' Gyipscoup.
IA l-td0S
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Burning Of Harpsr's Perry.

Prom lady who arrived In this city from
JEFFERSON county last evening. we have in.
selilsence of the destruction Of q larsce por.
hon Of the town OF Harper's Ferry, ~ the
Yankees. on Friday night last. Our snfor.
Want states that on Friday the guerilla
COMPANY comm andeAby Captain RobeI W.
BAYLOR, Of Jefferson, went TO the Ferry with
svisw Of capturing traitor BY the name
a George z ohy, who has been acting In the
apae''y OF ferryman between tho Virginia
sud Maryland shores. and who had yeu der ed
aHseH particularly odious by giving in6or.
nssicn Of the movements Of onr forces in
hat neighborhood. Captain Baylor sue.
oeeded Ia having Rohr en- ticed to the Wiz.
sAis side OF the river, but finding 1t I'M
poasibis % capture him, he shot him IN tho
boat, This "a lsperstsd the Yankees 10 such
IL extent that they came over, under tn.
ever Of night, and fred the town. The
is'u!t Nas as stated above, the destruction
ola Considerable portion of the town. We
ram hat Rohr died soop after he was shot.
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Theho0se Of Delegates On Saturday passed
abui providing for the construction Of .
fAl'oed, for military purposes, CO M &C ting
Tie Manassas Gap Railroad, at or near Stras
pafs' 10 The county OF Shenandoah, with
lie winchester and Potomac Railroad, At
=" Hsss Winchester, In the county OF Fred
u"a' We have no: yet haA an opportunity
Examining the bill but have been informed
''" Makes an appropriation Of tl25, 900 4.
A's 'ae road Is, in fact, "military neces-
ho Que can doubt, ana tue iNpor lance
- prompt action on the matter will bs duly
appreciated by the Senate.
~ VIII be remem bered that President
D"'''. IL his message to Congress az the
A-4'aecment OF the present session, re-
"H'"ended thai the Confederate Govern.
ehonid assist In making . railroad
Da1Fiiis, Va. to Greensboro, N. O.,
-rA 'he ground OF . strong military nsces-
,H i0s com pieting an interior through lire
virginia 70 tbs Southern Atlantic
TnS uo]ect was again alluded to In
= 'r'aal message recently aent in; and
~sash the bill tapprop Rating one million
''A'' Was defeated on motion to engrose,
'-'"h probability that It will be recon-
@us'a. The North Carolina Con ven ton.
'aa'stay last, BY q m ajority Of 20 votes,
'as7a an ordinance authorizing this con.
-''40h' II merely gives . charter to com.
rN4y dss: ring to build tho road, or to the
:. 'A'sdsrats States, II, In pursuance ct
resident DSvis's message. they conceive
- 'e "a military necessity"
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,,,.t,ou and purposes Of the Bum
Tae -. no longer . my terry TO se'
'' ...,ou OF Roanoke island WIN M.s
Ind the rich valley county, "
''"' ,,,. or 10 operate Against NofloAA' wa
oe ,s,,shed object Of the YANKEE "o'eih'
"'' :. prsparing this vast ana expensive
n'' .,,,on. The cannonade began on En-.
sipea ,-orn upwards Of fifsy vessels, ard
SAY .sern 10 have been VOL ked with
@af .,a Judgment. II appears that On
Soss .,ra. 3 geo Of the enemy were "de-
- psrmitt~d 10 land, and bi.sk en-
xss progr essinx ~ last account
sA .,a,hsrn extremity OF the Island. We
raSde, 70 tbs telegrarhic column
he rsrtieuIag- received, and mean
,..oru 70 end 20 general rernsai do.
a,,nn of The country bordering Oh the
X ortn Carolina. which We publish
o,,tpg. furnished By q Raleigh cor.
4nprsf!
ras telegraph also: brings soDlc furthes
.,,tcu!ars Of the capture OF Fort Henry. In
es,ns.ses, - the enemy. Our loss in XII lied
.ss moot sldsrabis; though q small fc rcs
,.ots.,.rg the retreat Of th main body
rsJs tak ken prisoners. Gen. Pillow has beer
,..sLed 70 ths command Q: Fort Donelson
>. sled Oh the Cum bcg land river. some twenty
.ss from Fort Hen.y, aud a post OF AL
..es.sT importance.
We havs Intelligence fIou q reliable source
sai ths Federals have re- occupied tue town
d. Rumney. Our small force at that place 1911
30. II s. poiat SONS nineteen Ioi!es distant
h.rLluE q portion of their stoles to prevent
;1.lr !aIilng iEt The hands Q! the enemy.
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rss~>ss..s 1. sAA A,.,ll.vy a.,,1a.

PssASsasAs ~ sAA AsSilleSy e~svlO>.
We learn that an Ae& has been pAassd b.
Ooo&ress. and signed ss the President, pro-
viding for promotions In the artillery ser-
vice. Previous to the rssxage Of .hia Law,
a deficiency In legislation for the army pre-.
vented promo beyond the grade OF Nd ior
Ii u true that there were ColoneIs in
active service. but they dSriv Cd their oriei.
nal appoin tmenI from their respec i've
States. and were retained IN the Confederate
ser eice with the same rank. The law now
passed provides for the appointment Of q
Brig adler General for each eighty guns. q
Colonel for each fort. = Lieutenant. Col.
onel for each twenty, and q Major for each
twelve guns. 1t does not require that. Oh
Gers appointed under this act shah serve with
specified batteries.
In this connection we may add, that tbs
War department has requested from 0en
Johns .on staten nt OF the relative msri
and service OF the artillery officers In ,hs
Army Of the Potomac. oar readers are al.
| ready aware that Ma jor Walton Is chief o.
! artillery OF the fret corps. and Col. Pendie
ton CT the second.
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FROM FORT HENRY.
PARTICULARS OF THE LATE FI0H.

MxnrH,s, Feb. 7, (via Mobile. Feb. s IA
special dispatch from Paris. received last
night, reports tina. three gun.boa arrived
al tho Tennessee river bridge yesterday at
IL clock, took possession Of 1t, turned the
draw, and passed mp the river, first Smelling
the town. The bridge was not damaged.
Later advices lead to the conclusion that
onr forces have evacuated Fort Henry and
retreated to Fort Donelson.
The Federals are in possession Of the
Tennessee river bridge, which u not de-
stroyed.
Two Federal gun boats. which were In
jured. were 81 bssq uently Lst.
The provisions Of Fort Henry were saved,
but the guns We're spiked and abandoned.
NASHVILLE, teb. :, fsia Mobile, Feb 8 -
A dispatch has been received this morning
from the Hon. John Bell. FROM Fort lionel.
son. stating that Gen. Pillow was expected
at Fort Donelson with eight or ten thousand
more troops By eight O clock Saturday
morning.
MOL many lives were lost on our side at the
attack on Fort Henry. Our forces were
driven out By the she'll from the enemy's
gun. boats. ihe Tennessee river bridge was
burnt between and O'Clock last evening.
Our forces were retreatina on Fort Donei.
son, pursued By tho enemy It Is reported
that Fort henry was Inundated by a rise Of
the river.
DIR. Oliffs, captured at Fishing creek BY
the enemy, Las been released. He ar rived
here this morning.
Gen. Pillow has been assigned to the com.
mand Of Fort Donelson.
FoAr UosEIsoS, Feb. 7.-0en. TiIghman,
Mai. Gilmore, Capt. Miller, and about 60 off,
GERS and men. surrendered Fort Henry. They
had remained TO cover the retreat Of cur
forces. The rest Of the command, lumber.
Jug about 5000. were brought over BY Col.
Hoyman III good order TO this post. They
arrived at IL o'clock last night. Owing to the
bad state Of the roads, high water, and an
attack in the rear by tine eaemy's cavalry
Col. Heyman says 1t was q matter Of physi-
Cal impos>ib iiity 20 save the field bate, les.
Nothing was saved but SNAIL arms. An at.
tack was not expected to be made on this
fort till Tomorrow.
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Al Ariati Sus kaid-Espsrted

suLA1y LeiescarhiG dispatches fen. unofii-
,lAi ources came 20 this CITY yesterday, all
IyGaGlLk u daring excursion u Ia enemy up
iAs Teunessee river, rs far as Flor ence, the
.sAi Of navigation. These reports Ito Lot
.r-dllet BY the Government and We are ia
c..neI t, think aIe either gross exa ggera Il Jus
u! rel iIcts. or possibly mere rumors tina,
ave assumed consistency enough to take
gigs over the teiegraphtc wirea For arsu.
.aeu,. sake We shalt as.um. the news " De
.-ut les.ing It 10 tie sequel 10 sol the whole
syQfy s1raisht.
Lated ~ iheir success At Fort Henry, the
slsmy have mustered audaci,y to push their
!44l s.iti farther, and have steamed up Ia
l,nAessee rvsr with tour vessels and Abuu
l"eeu huAdrsd troops rs far as fIoren ct
alabama. The freshet III the rIyet has mad.
tAu irscticabie without much danger bu,
.5sue!al Pillow has followed by railroad
xIth large forcs. and II Is hoped may b.
able 10 cut them OFT. The volume and We.
Io,.!y OF the high water prevent the posi-
ou.Iy CT obstrurtluK the cnanIei IN thslI
5e4r. otueralsr The Doats might be BLOCK
,,.-d and Captured; rs II II, some other de.
yloe must Do employed to prevent their re-
LuyG III i -~caLe.
Florence l. Ga u stem Ok the Mem phis nnU
Lualiostou hailroAd. about eleven miles
.Jr.. VI the main line, and is situated Oh the
oaph OF tie ronnesse river. This road run.
.,Juth Of The river some distance. The OBJ
lc-t Of the enemy lie doubtless 10 burn u
Drid.e on The road which connects the mail
Memphis and Charleston line at Decatur,
Aiepams, and runs up to Nashville. TIM.
bridge we should Juuse to be from twenty
ave 10 forsy miles above Florence by the river
channel. Ibis object accomplished, and H.
mach other damage ~ possible effected, tn.
c4euy VIII probably make his way bach
asaiu 70 Port Henry; but We trust that Gen
Pillow, who has just taken comm and In tina,
RATION. Will catch him In his high career, an
punish him Us he deserves. We fear that our
Geperals and our Government have been
asppiag over the situation in that quartz !;
Aad the enemy are r4ely to do more good In
sogalng them TO activity than they can do
aarrr This affair D: Fors Henry and its
Af!e,pece Is certainly o subject over which
he counry has little right, howev,r
tLdsposed 70 80 80, to complain. Ii the
ny itself would wake up TO the proper
saerlon ia this turning period Of affairs at
he North, the war would be ended In six y
tspe
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70 THE yOTE6s OF THE con.
~ sREssIosAL DisrfIor coAPossp or ,up
CoUNTiRs OF HnskIoo. HAxoyrR. t,Hanrxs
OiTY. NEW KHET, jana CIrY. Yoax. " Az
WICK, ELIxABsTH LITY. AHD OF rHR envy a.,
RiCHAoND and ToyN OF WILLIAnspc. IA No,
wholly untnvitsd, venture w,.h unfs,v,ss
di1hdence TO add my name to the nun ~ r al
those presented fer your snflrages at the mn.
preaching election Of q member of the (toa.
2ederate Congress.
Itmay be tho eht more becoming In me- 10
seek repose frUm the labors OF a ION life.
than 70 desire their continuance. but who
among us eau epJov or find reiose. while
the 20 RQtry OF his birth and Of bis aff-c:ioa $
Ia struggling for the liberties purchased by
the blood Of or fathe1ss / feel that so long
rs this struggle and my owu life endure
there can be no such yeposs for me. While
am prepared to aCQulescs Cheerfuliy In the
preference you may give {a11Nld that be y"nr
deciston) TO either Of th6 VDrthy and til.
ented gentlemen who have offered ycu their
services, i wl.lnot affect a cold indid- &c
TO the result. Far from II. l frankly nc-
knowledge that there Is no honor wou lid
prize more than that Of representa-
you In the first res uisr Congress of our Uon-
fedsI acy. end that should regard IL as ad >.
ing to the many obligations under which
am placed for the uniform patronage sad
confidence bestowed on me by my native
State, and by the city and district 10 which
reside JOHN ROBERTSON.
Richmond, 9Th Feb, 1859 ia o-s,
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We have been permitted o see very beau
uiul lace cape Of the description known a,
point applique, which has been recently pre-
sen ted by mrs. Vernon. Of New Orleans, e
Mrs. President Davis. The article is Nlrs
Vernon's own fair handi " ork. and is. a. ".
are informed. the first fabric Of this Difficult,
ard costly description eve. made In this
country. This cape In her first essay, am
was made from patter MS sent from France
Its admirable execution Is the more 70 b.
commended as the WORK of a Southern lady
whose position and accomplishments hay.
led her to undertake this task simply rs I,
matter OF taste a6d personal regard 70,
The lady 70 whom 1t was presented.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
ATTACK ON ROANOKE ISLAND.
THE ENEMY ATTEMPT TO LAND.
TERRIFIC BATTLE ON SHORE.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER CURLEW.
ILLNESS OF GENERAL WISE.
&c, &C., &c:
(sPHcIAL pIsP AToE 10 TIE RICHMOND DIs1AroK.l
NEWS.
ATTACK ON ROANOKE ISLAND.
THE ENEMY ATTEMPT TO LAND.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER CURLEw.
ILLNESS or GENERAL WISE.
&c, &C., &c:


NORFOLK, VA, Feb. "a me ssenger jus,
up from Roanoke Island repor.s that fifty
three Federal vessels opened q tremendous
cannonade on the Lsiand yesterday morning,
the It'll inst at 10 O'Clock. The aripg was
contin ued with great violence till night. Our
batteries returned the fire in splendid style,
with vLgor and execution. One steamer was
set On IRE. Several houses on the island
were set on fire by the ensmys hot shot.
The assatling force attsm pied to land under
cover Of their guns. They had not succeeded
in this attempt when the messenger left.
No killed of our side were reported up to two
O'Clock yesterday. 1t was supposed that the
| fight weuld BE- renewed this morning. The
bombarding vessels were sta toned about two
miles from the island.
Gen. Wise is very i'll. He has removed
| tbs headquarters to Mays Head. +.
[skcoSD pBrA1cH.l
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 9Th, Sd2.-Heavy and
very rapid firing was heard here this morn.
| ing. 1t co nlmenced early in the moJnipg and
! continued for some considerable time. There
| is NO dosb t but that the engagement has bsen
renewed at Roanoke Island.
lrHiKD DIsPATcH.J
NORFOLK, Va, Foo. "a courier arrived
| mere this morning at 10 clock, from Roam
| oke. ~Ho left KoanoAs 1s.Ana yesterday
| 1T 5 o'cIock, +. I'd. He states that the en-
sagement between our batteries and the
| enemy's ships recommended yesterday at.
leInDvn. Five thousand OF the enemy's
| troops were designediy permitted to land
| under cover vi their gus. a fierce tight
eusued Oh the extreme Southern eud OF The
| Isial between the newly landed Yankees
and our men. AT the last accOunt Is from ihis
scene II was supposed thai our men were
driving bacA the enemy.
Our batteries wei- admirably managed.
The men fought bravery, aud with urM d..
termination.
The Confederate gun boats kept up brisk
and terrible Ill Oh the enemy ships. Oar
gun boats were getting decided advantage
over the enemy's sn,ps, When their ammual.
uou gave out. The u. 5. steamer OuIlsw
was sunk in the action. Her commander,
Capt. Hunter, arrived here this u ofnlng.
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DIED.

TN the o:h instant, OF pnlebitiS, mr.. u. T..
0AUAN ~ AID, IN The 40 IA year O1 MS nxe.
Inc funeral WA Take place this (M0nooV
morning, ~ 10 O'CLOCK, from his Iate reAi-
1Sl1cs, corner VI brOau and och strees. His
friends are lANiteu 10 attend without 1urthe r
uotlc1.
On yesterday, GEORGE DAWSON, son
OF !. .. ana AonrAeIta Ann Dawson, uxou
SAX years.
his funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his parsn Is, on "a street, betweSA
IiAin ana Gary. 1ho friends OF tne family
are invi led W attend.
On Sunday morning, the 9Th Of February,
JEFF. DAVIS AAhDAN, youngest chic GA
james W. and IlAriA H~ruin, aged Two
mon tbs aud lour uAys.
AT Stroll * Springs, on Saturday, 10Th I
January, N nAGEY, laughter or Is. a. anu
dover sn n,p uvtd aa. 81 p asr Ass