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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09

| Every family, at this season ,.snould use the
sAMBUCI WINE
Celebrated in Europe iis medicinal and beneficial
qualities as gentle Stimuant, Tonic. Diuretie and
Sudorifc, highly esteemed BY eminent physicians,
used in European and AmsrisAn Hospitals, and by
some Of the first iamilis e ssgope and America
| AS TONIC,
1t has equal, causing appetite and building up
sne system, beng entirely pure vine OF ? most
AS A DIURETIC,
1t imparts healthy action to the Glands and Kid
"a. and Urinary Organs very beneficial in Dropsy,
M. Rheumatic affections. itH
Gdpf as SPEER'S WINE ID
manufactured article, but is
Is not mixture or Portugal Sambucus cul-
tivated in New Jersey re. ~ --adical properties
and Physicians as possessing nd an excellent
perior to any other Wines ~ use, sand the
.icle for all weak and iebilitated perso. --a.,
ar. and iDfrm, improting thsappette and oeno---
s agea lao ''.s and children .p,,ps, WIN a
net intoxicate as other wines as it
Because 1t will re of spirits Or other liquors, and
for is av = ah hs d au,stys
n, operties, imparting soft and healthy akin and
or. rams, and a blooming
Goa ipieAion WE REFER 10 s,.o9
. e.. well kpewn gentlemen an. PHYSICIANS, who
layst ried the Wine
3ens nd Sect p ;sts Dr. Wsra se ,a
1r.J.Ki Jhilton;N CITY, Dr. Dougherty, hswafk'
Dr. Parf er,N; y City M n par,., pb;,a
n M paa Nj DR., Davis, Chicago, III
M e ,e genuine unless the signature of AL:
Red sh Ger, Passaio, n j. is over the cork OF
a Sr oS MAKa CONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. u
FoFsaieO by, Dt sfEER, PROPRIETOR. 4
VINEYARD, Passaic, New Jersey
OFFICE. 2o8 Broad" ny, New ftrs
rouN~ rYns w. PARIs. eF
49, .a.1 rance spt Germany octl5
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ID | T. D

In this village on the 9Th inst, Mr. Thomas Hark.
ness, native of Scotland, aged 70 years.
In this village Dec. 3st, of brain disease Gertrude
daughter of Newman and JEANNE NJ Weeks aged
months and II days Ns'N
In Middlebury, Dec. 14th, of diptheria, Samuel
Herbert, youngest son of Edward ID. Denison, aged
years and months Ns
In Mendon, Dec. H. MIR. Samuel Rowe aged IS
years. Rest in peace. NeNN ~
Burlington papers please copy.
In Castleten, Dec. q, Lyman S. Ward, Youngest
son OF Moses Ward, Esq, of Poultney, aged az
At Harvard, McHenry Co., ILL.,, Elder j ohm How
ell, recently Pastor of the Advent Church at Poult
ney, aged 43 years. " 0N'.
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Chicago, Jan.

Chicago, Jan. 8.
The Cincinnati Express train ran into the
Hydepark train on the Illinois Central rail.
road five miles from city this morning. VIM.
A: Barrow, late county Judge was Instantly
killed and seven passengers wounded but
none fatally. ......a
A fire broke out in the clothing establish
ment of Isaac Marks, corner of Lake and
Wells streets last night. The stock which
was valued at $4,000 was largely damaged
by water but is fully insured.
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Wheeling, Jan.

Wheeling, Jan. s.
Especial dispatch to the intelligencer from
Cumberland last night, says that a detach-
ment of Gen Kelly's forces commanded by
Col Dunning of the 9Th Ohio regiment left
Romney last night at twelve o'clock and at
tackled the rebels, two thousand strong at
Blue Gap, east of Romney, at day ligh t this
morning.
The rebels were completely routed with
the loss of Is killed, two pieces of cannon,
their wagons, &c., with twenty prisoners in
GLIDING one commissioned officer. Our loss
is none. @L
1t is rumored here this afternoon that the
rebels are in full retreat from Hancock.
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A. a moo. Boston, Jan. s.
I'd meeting of Boston Bank Presidents
So, So, IT i 1nn Haven, of the - Bank.
sT F p. ~ W VOL olley of the River Bank. and
.cro =, Da'es o. .ne Bank of Commerce. were
S.oSen committee to act in company with
slmliar committees from New York and Phil
aceiphia to adjust with the Secretary of 4 .ha
treasury the payment yet remain,nc - ho
me oy the Banks to the United States o Or
pinl inc treasury for the Banks. The h
'mlt'ee leave for Washington tomorrow :.
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Legal Notices.

RUTLAND, SIS

. RUTLAND, SIS,
ELiAhiM PAUL Rutland County Court,
JOHN WILLIAMS September Term, 1861
ACTION of Assumpst--common money
counts for money had and received laid out and ex
pended, work and labor. SC Demanding $500
Dated Oct. 80, 1860.
BECAUSE, the said John Williams is abserlt
from this State, and has not had personal notice OF
the tendency of this suit IT is ORDERED, That he
be notified 10 appear at the next term of said art
to be held at Rulsnd within and for the couJAtyng
1852 then and there to thereto by pu shi of
the substance of the plain ts dedication sith this
order three weeks successiysl, in the Rutland Her
aid printed at Rutland, re last OF whien TO be az
least twenty days pre- Ious to said term; which shs
be deemed mt notice. And day Thereon - gj'
en-, &c, w VIZ ..fH ..4 :,
F,w. HOPKINS, Ger.
eAnsrs rrIssir, Atty
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| STAT OF VERMONT ,u,up H.,
of Rutland - = ou' iof inc oiStriot
70 al persons interested in the estate of Fl;bp
"on late OF linn outh, in said district deceas ed
=. authority of the State of Vermont Won
.s 'otined to appear before said court at The
prehS IN Rutland, on the Ist Tuesday of
raSpa.e ome> 1852, and show cause, if any Won
hseoruary, a. u. probate and allowance of an in.
strument in writing to be fine last vii anyy a.
D., 1858, and purportin, '' "iii anu tes-
A metas OF saia deceased day OF January, A. ID
1862 ,poxUN D.,
2SW JAMESA 0"N hegister
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Head Quarters, S. G.

Port Royal, Jan. 2, 1862.
Sir AS the Vanderbilt leaves to-morrw,
deem it proper to enclose to you letter of
instruction to Gen, Stevens, commanding the
second brigade Of this division of Dec. 30th.
The simple object of this was to destroy the
batteries which the enemy appeared to have
erected on the Coosaw River for the obstruc-
ton of the navigation and the passage of the
stream, and also to punish him for the insult
IN firing into the steamer Mayilower on her
recent passage through that stream for the
purpose of sounding the depth of the channel.
ahe affair succeeded perfectly, and the ene-
my were driven out, their batteries demoIish-
60 and the property found there brought
away or destroyed with. little or no loss of
lie on our side. After the object of the
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New Advertisements.
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUP
~ PLY AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS,

To Merchants, Manufacturers and Inventors. and
TO those wishing to forward Goods and Packases 10
the Camps of the Army and Naval Stations ST the
Coast and Gulf: - Wv
Having secured especial privileges for visiting all
the departments, both of the army and navy for the
purpose OF introducing and selling to the depart
ments military store keepers, cemmssaries, quarter
masters, suffers soldiers and officers naval agents
and OF the navy, all articles REQUIRED for
the use, convenience, comfort and necessity of the
army and navy we have organized the above entli-
tied Agency, Camp and Navy Express, with its head
quarters or general office located in the City Of Wash
ington.
Under this organization, entirely complete and ex-
tending through all the departments both of the
my and navy, We can offer unequaled facilities to
merchants, manufacturer and il vent ora in readi
ness OF sale saving OF time, and the many expense
unayoldaDle through the usual channels of sale to
the departments military stations and naval posts
Ihose wishing to avail themselves of this thorough
Organized system OF agency, can do so by forward
and prices explanations, &C., by letter. Goods and
packages tor the camps and naval stations
TO our care will be promptly delivered. Letters of
war es or merchandise OF whatever nature. ordered
by this Agency, will invariably be paid for on de-
Good statesmen and agents. we'll refsrreS ,,;,.
small means, can find probable employment in this
organization. few wanted
GyOtfice No. 2l2 Penn Avenue opposite wiIlard,s
Hotel, Washington.
REFERENCES.
George Law, New York
Moses II. Grinnell,
Sheflin Bros.
Adams Express Co.
Erastus Corning, Albany
Senator Wilson, Mass.
Adams Express Co., Boston.
N Ansts Cummings, Philadslphia
j. H. Taggart,
Adams Express Co.
tao RIGGS Co., Bankers
Jahs Washington.
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Concord. N Fl Ian Q

,,u Concord, N. H., Jan. 8.
me Democratic State Convention was held
mere to-day, and nominated by reclamation
Geo Sparks, of Nashua, for Governor. and
James ). Cheney Of Manchester, for Rail-
road Commissioner.
ne Convention was largely attended. and
zoe spirit manifested was firm and uncom-
PROMISING IN favor of sustaining the Union
and Constitution. on
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Cincinnati, Jan. s.

OIHCIlDdII, an. o.
A special to the Gazette from Huttonsville
says that Cen Milroy is still moving.
4 AN expedition sent out by him Of 500 of
the Sad Ohio under Capt Lacy into Tucker
county dispersed 400 rebels, capturing COM
smissary and large amount of stores first
Lieutenant and private. Four rebels were
found dead on the ground and large num-
Der wounded.
One detachment is still in hot pursuit.
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Baltimore. Ian 9th

Gov pu,e Baltimore, Jan. Sth.
gov bradford was inaugurated at noon
today at Annapolis. He made mo-, q. n ah1n
r rnu eloquent address, condenmino tbe reh IoiI
~ 10 the rebellion in the strongest farm,
1ro expressing the utmost devo.!en .sl run
Union Constitution. ''' 'aeVouon to the
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Baltimore, Jan. s.
The Old Point boat brings no news.
Louisville, Jan. s.

Louisville, Jan. s.
The Democrat is informed that federal
scouting party brought five prisoners into
Columbia who were endeavoring to escape to
join Gen. Zolllcofer with 1000 men between
Greensboro and Columbia.
Greensboro had been almost depopulated
by the rebels but Gen Woods federal bri-
gade had gone there to take possession.
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Boston, Jan. 8.
The Niagara sailed at noon with 20 passen-
gers for Liverpool and sixteen for Halifax
She also took out about $3.50, 1000 in specie.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. s

Il Is ascertalned on inquiry that it is now
settled to the satisfaction of all parties there
are no grounds for the charges against Adiu-
tant Gen Thomas or any member of his fam
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Francis Fem.
~ RIA N ID ENCAMPMENT
~ OF THE
W Il ~ n HILL

n RAJ I'd ENCAMPMENT
~ OF THE
sew TH!!!
Ihs splendid Regiment of Infantry will soon be
encamped on the Fair Grounds in Rutland and hearty
Is the welcome ace will give the bold soldier boys.
.. FRANCIS FEM
UNION BUILDING. ......,.. MAIN STREET
l. ready to supply the brave lads with
5 HE KNIVES. DAGGERS, DIRKS,
KNIVES, and the Celebrated
UNION CASE KNIFE AND FORK
with Jack knife combined at VERY Low feures
Gah up Soldiers Its for your benefit SO to do
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. FANG
GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, CONFEC-F
IiONERY and PERFUMERY
AN immense stock for the benefit of mankind &c ner-
L IL METERS,
The largest and best stock in the StateaIl sizesand
prices to suit the times,
KEROSENE LAMPS, and DOWNER'S
GENUINE KEROSENE OIL,
Are articles that SELL at FENN'S. My Goods are
bought to ssii, not to keep. That thing do to the
satisfaction of all. Come and see. Ali will be we'll
Remember at FENN'S,
Union Building, Main Street, Rutland vt.
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Boston, Jan. s.
4 Ex-Governor Morehead of Kentucky has
been released from Fort Warren on his pa
role.
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Washinofon r

washington, Jan. 8.
The following letter has been received at
the Adjutant Generals office from Brigadier
Gen. Sherman, dated
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE.

One new Brick House on Cottage St, Rutland,
One Brick House on Edison St, Rutland,
-Four building lots, with brick and stone for build.
ing, on Edison ST. Rutland,
One farm Of ITO acres in wallingfo I'd price slO
per acre.
One pasturel lot on wyman hill, in wallingford
large quantity Of good farming and timber land |;
well located in the States Of Iowa, Illinois and
Wisconsin, L"
ANY OF .ne ABOVE property will be sold and lonp
pay day given If desired, OF would be exchanged for
other property,
2;sm W, I, NICHOLS
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NOTlCE,-Any person having an un-
= settled account against the town of Rutland,
the abatement of taxes excepted will please
1t at the Selectmens Office on Thursday, the 30th
instant. Office open at o'clock A, Nj.
s. BRIGGS,
G 4, HANNUM,
Rutland, January s, 1852, ..I.
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OSI, between Pond & Morses Store
~ and the Depot last evening, . baekskia purse
6o1tN0me sum Of nancy in Eold and billk The
ct this once. 49, 3 - $50
uRutland, Dec. q, 1851
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suited to the many complain incden "a their,aav
by restoring nature and prev sEting psiodica uans
and distractions
They are also Just the tn ing for Children .be;na
agreeable as the most pleasa mt CONNECTION
Price Is and 50cents per box For sales y tr,an -o
Temple Boston, and by all Druggists Dr. F.arrisan
can be be consulted, free of charge ak his Office Is
ABOVE. 47-6mos
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MUTUAL BANK.-The stockholders
4v1 OF the Mutual Bank are notified, that the an.
nual meeting for election of Directors, will be held
at their banking house, on Tuesday the l4th day Of
January next, at / o'clock P. NJ.
c. M. WILLARD, Cashier.
Castleton, Dec. IL, 1861. decl4-dawSw
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THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS
i new and useful Machine recently perfected by
the Inventor.
Carriage Makers, Cabinet Makers, Joiners and
others working in wood are respectfully invited to
examine 1t at the Central House, Rutland, where it
may be seen for a few days.
State and County rights for sale
decS2d&w L. WIEsLOW
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OPERATIONS ON THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA COAST.

More Southern Incendiary Fires.
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d UTLAND AND WASHINGTON

Stockholders in said Company are notified thatt
Annual Election of Directors will be held at the Of
the, 18th Jay of January next, at one O'Clock, p NJ
dec2o Zod NJ. CLARK. Vice Pres.
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LAXITTVElAM TONIC
COLIRINEaE

Agreeable TO the Peisass. misAa, en- t4ssy oye-
rations; they do not ;rhSnsttAs trenek, nor.
dai5s avoc6 l;ioaS.
For twenty year these L ans nges have
retained the conf Ydenee of tn e MaifcaJ
Profession and tie public gsI ieralTy, in
spite OF all CONF letitors or niators,-
They are the mo IT effective remedy for
HABiruAL COS TIVENF5s and / Is re-
suits, viz Piles, fadigesttoa. Hsno nchs-
Dizzinsss, Langues, Opprsssses Of FOOL
Heartburn, F1atpl escs. Bal Taste - ~
Mouth, Torpid Lia ,sr, &c.
Females who CO mnot end,aea'rong mr.
gatives find these L0zena.s.s airns s5 hIu.
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movements were executed, Gen. Stevens,
agreeable TO his instructions returned to Port
Royal Island
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CONGR ESS.
FIGHT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA,
THE REBELS COMPLETELY ROUTED

Cannon and Wagons Captured
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Loyalty Of the Boston Banks.
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Gen. Thomas snd Family Exculpated.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

On thursday In tue Senate, Mr.. COllamer
from the COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations
report i q bill Tor a join; commission for tn
pres lryation Of the Atllntic Fisheries. pro
vldIng that the - President Of the United
States is hereby authoriz to appoint a
commissioner 20 meet such comm issi0ner as
may be .ppointrd on the part Of Great Brit
ain, aad also one on the part of France,
together 70 form joint commission TO frame
measures to protect the fisheries of the coast
OF Newfoundland and North America against
detention and destruction by meaus Of set
lines on the spawn banks. and like destruct-
i've practices. and that to enable tie President
to carry into effect this act, the sum Of
tar.e thousand i lllrs be, and the same is
hereby appropriated cut Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated
Mr. Howard, Senator EJECT from Michigan,
in place Of Mr. bingham, took his scat on
Friday.
The Senate cuucurrcd IN the passage Oi the
House joint resolution adopted on Wednes-
day, dccla1atiyo Of the intention Of Con
grcss to vote a tax.
In the House, the Pennsylvania election
ease was decided Wm. II. Lehman was
declared entitled to the seat.
Over hundred bills from the Court Of
Claims, were referred to the Committee on
Claims
The fortIfcation bill was passed.
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! ExPLosloN.-A house in the nest Of build
iuSs near the loot of Main ST., occupied by a
family named Liberty, WAS blown up Friday
night aIou; six o'clock, by the explosion of
kc- U! powder in the basement. The house
is Oh tho side of the bank, between Water
ST. and the Lake Antoine Liberty, who
was saving wood in the basement, was blown
up through the floor, and dangerously burn
ed and bruiseI ; his sister with one Of her
children, IN the room above, were thrown
out Of the window rear which they were /;
another Of her children had leg broken,
probably by the fall Of the stove which was
blown up to the ceiling. The windows were
all blown out y! the house, the lower floor
blowo up and the chimney blowa down.
Antoine YVES 50 badly injured that bis rc-
covcry is doubtful His face is a shockiu:
sight, bllckened and disfgured by the pow.
der.
What was the immediate occasion OF tho
explosion is not known. It has not been
asccr,aincl that any one but Liberty was, or
has been lately, in the basement where the
powder was. How the powder came there is
uot yet ascertaincd. \ keS Of powder was
stolen from the South Wharf, and the re.
mains Of the key found IN the building cor
respond with the missing one. Liberty says
he snelt wet powder burning just before the
explosion. Whether he had been smoking
does not appear. There Is no motive as
signabe to have induced any one to place
the powder there to blow up the house.
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NUMBER THIRTY

lars per swarm net; prost, reckoaing the young
swarm AZ s. each and the surplus honey AZ Il ara
per 10; thus realizing two and three hundred
per cent profit. paying much better than orr
cows Tue cost Of 5 swarm and the care Of them
through the season are nothing compared 20 our
cows.
FEEDING BEEs WHILE IS WINTER QUARTERS.
This Is dangerous business and should always
be avoided. except in cases Of necessity. II they
are properly attended to in Septem aer previous
there will be but little sion 10 feed in winter
When feeding IL reSorted T., 70 prevent their
starving, common sugar candy in the stick should
be used instead Of liquid honey, or sugar syrup.
IL bees get drsbblei in cold sesther with liquid
sseats they are very be lost. have in sew
cral instances uinterei bees upon candy alone
here the hive is we'll stocked with combi shouli
be given them, few sticks at a time cropped be-
tween the combs when they are accessible BY re-
moving the cap from the top OF the hive; VI
should the common box or straw hive be in Use.
they should be inverted and the candy introduced
under the bottom board. The hive while being
fed should be placed 10 the cellar or some dark
room. Should the bee-naster have honey sealed
over in the comb. that will do nearly as weII
candy, by scratching the caps OF the cells partial
ly od with fork. When moveable comb hives
are used, the feed can be introduced into one Il
the comb frames and placed In the centre of the
hive, which is more convenient far the bee
WISIEniNG 7grs ~ 4 ROOM.
Uuless the roor is q Iathea end plss--s-3 one
and away FROM all stove heat. it will not answer.
II bees are kept in too warn p.acc, they will
hum very loud and ccE5cine large snount q
honey. and should iae hive be open, many oi tie
bees Will crawl uut apaa ttc floor or ground and
perish.
In sections Of our cJCDtry TaeTe there are
cellars, rOOm, II rightly arranged, might % used
for the bees during the colies. weather.
Could we get as even a tenperstur in a room
cur cellar affords, and make it dark, it would
be equally good. have formerly recommend
ed q room tor the wintering of Bees in preference
to cellar. But by recent experiments am fully
that the cellar is the safest place for
our Bees in Winter, even if it is q damp one.
Both rooms and cellars ought TO be ventilated
either BY leaving open a window or
door, which can be done in the night time with
safe'y.
X. ?. kIDDER,
Practical ApisriAn,
burlington, Vt.
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The means by which the Steam Frigatc
Pensacola went safely ~ the rebel batteries
Of the Potomac is thus described bya CORES
poudent Of the Philadelphia Ingnra
On saturday morning tho Pensacola left her
mourincs OIL Alexandra, and steamed quietly down
T. Pohick Creek, whcTo she again dropped anchor,
and commenced stripping her masts and rigging
Of every loose piece Of sail rope, and block brig
loaded with pressed hay, which was well soaked
L. water, and then wrapped Up in canvas, making
au 'mreuetrdhic bulwaTk to keep between the
Nifsinii shore and the Peuacols, was tightly
ll9lyI to her side and next her engines The
steam tugs Pusey, kesolutc and Leslie then ran
alongside Of Der on the Maryland side, and at 80
minutes past II o'clock saturday night, she again
sts tsd auieIy down the Potomac
lls Ao1ut Wash ngt0n kept close il her rear
a1 when Size reached he upper fotilla they all
IiusI Lcr 5ud all ran down 10 the first batteries
lt csAgt Point. Here all left her except 3 tugs
.iu sa pa; on % full bead % steam. At l6 min
at.- .l she was opened upon q, he Cockpit
'.tt. wp r., els were fred, tCth VI which
pass 4o.44, I'D we've from heavy cuns.
iae ea ac,ia 4.d aot return TIE fire aeavy
ig- -hus over the Virginia shore, bul on tue
A@lyisLd side all was clear. landmarks could
however, be seen On both sides by vessel, bat
they could not distinctly enough to Ioll that
u was the Pensacola, as she was mostly concealed
by the br Of hay.
As she reached the lower battery, however, they
opened again with shells, and tired l. with great
Ispialty, but the Pensacola kept at the rate Of
Is miles an hour passing them all safely.
All the gunboat then returned 10 their position
at tho upper lotiil1