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Dr. Humphries sss II
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Yours gratefully and ss
ia JOHN NJ. SIMMONS.
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! jefferson. College.

fnmor has prevailed that tins excellent College will
shortly be closed authorized declare thar all such
statements are wholly truth condition of the
has not been itlent aence upon fortunes
institution II OF hepnpils have 10 re-
place Temporarily In their families fafer or brother who
at the call Of Beaurega to take an
active pat II sanspaign Of Tie other hand
haye also been made that there are now
over one hundred pupils IN he institution. ~
may worth while stating fhe Military authorities
the personnel of rson College mi
wise and for which the State should
toe sgiatefui. 81 80 ap7 2pSt
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notice.

q as- For Recorder of the First District
LUcIEN ADAMS Is candidate for Recorder the First
District. Election, June 2. 1862. ap8 2pte
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Maaas, Sides and Shoulders

For sale At Wholesale account Of The Safety Commute
VA VA HARRIS, BERCIER H. co.,
apo 2ptf 3 3 New77 old By Tchouptoulas at
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Ear Messrs. w. H. Adams, w. nj. Sempls
and D. VanHor have my fn power Of attorney as per
passed before ". H. Peters, Esd, Notary Public. +'
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OHefaI-Ry the tsoyernor.
ss HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FFIGg,
ORDERS NO 4s7s = y = g =
armed Volunteer Companies within the limits of the
several Bfigades ordered these Headauar
tiers Without DELAY. ~: s. e
5@f By order; Of Ri AK Fl So 81
ssi5 THos @. MOORE,
5 s8 Governor and Commander in Chief \
- sRiyor Adjuant and Inspector General. " APT 2p3
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NJ For Recorder of the First District
EMERSON, the recent cunbent, is candidate 70,
reelection. Election june 2, 1862. APT 2pte
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1S- Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective Of
Party, VICTOR Wilt, of the Second District.
See Crescent Of the 2oh slst January fell 2pe
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Elk RES S GO M P AN Y
EXPRESS FOR "FoKEIsa MAIL NATTER CON
4 MEETING AT yAMPIGo, MEXICO, WITH TIT
BRITISH STEAMERS e7s
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Protection of New York HarbOr.
New York, March IL

New 1orE, Marcn L.
This evening all the principal forts in the
harbor of New York will be garrisoned, by
order of Governor Morgan.
The 5th New York volunteer artillery, en-
listed and instructed for heavy artillery SER
vice, and recently ordered TO Washington to
garrison the torts in the vicinity of the capi-
tol, has been retained, and under orders re-
ceived to-day, will be arportioned in compa-
MES to the different forts in New York hsr-
Dor.
A special dispatch to the Evening Post,
dated Washington, March 18th, SAYS the
naval committees of the Senate this morning
agreed to report bill at once for the appro-
priation OF fifteen millions Of dollars Tor iron
clad vessels of war.
Senator Grimes has just received dis
patch from Asst War Secretary Fox, at
Fortress Monroe, declaring bis conf lent De-
lief that the Monitor in her next engagement
will sink the Merrimac.
Mr.. Fox confirms the reports that the Mer-
rimao was injured IN the fight. lie expressed
the opinion tnat another contest between the
two vessels is certain, AMI that the conaic'
will be terrible.
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The inhabitants are constantly applying
for passes to cross the river to visit their rela:
tives in Leesburgh and the Wei " for the
purpose of carr, ing them supplies of all kinds
of which they were completely despoiled by
the rebels in their their retreat Suger, tea,
coff.e. boots, shoes and clo'hing OF all Kind,
are difficult to obtain. CUffee is selling at one
dollar and fifty cents per pound, sugars at
fifty cents, unbleached muslins at ninety cts
yard, &c.
Farmers have been robbed Of their teams.
One man complains that twen'ysix hores
were taken from him and seven thousand
bushels Of bis wheat destroyed.
Fifty-one male residents we're impressed
and carried off, some of them bound. All
refused TO carry their arms, which were most
ly shot guns collected from the inhahitan Is,
and were carried off in the stolen wagons.
Secesh has had is day here, and strong
Urion feeling predominates.
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Washington, March 12.
HousE.-Mr. Edwards introduced joint
resolution rendering the thanks OF Congress
TO Ericsson and Lieut.. Worden. Referred
TO naval committee.
Mr.. Mcpherson introduced joint resolu-
lion TO fill the vacancy in the board of Re-
gents to the Smithsonian Institute, OCCASION
ed by the death of Prof FELTON,, by the APP
pointment of Theodore ID. Woolsey OF Con.
necticut Referred.
Mr.. Rice of Mimi, from the naval ccm-
mittee, reported a joint resolution empow-
erlng the 5 cretary of the Navy to inquire
into the circumstances attending the failure
of the contractors in building steam vessels
IN not meeting their engagements within the
specified time, and in his discretion TO remit
the whole or part of the penalty.
The House passed the bill authorizing the
appointment OF Commission to meet Com
missioners from Great Britain and France,
Tor 'he purpose OF adopting measures Tor the
protection ot Il ,heries on the co st of New
toundland. Three thousand dollars were
appropriated TO carry the act into effect.
AIR. Dunn introduced bill to indemnify
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BRAxDRATu's VEGETABLE FILLS.

The inthiN'e for NstIye tass Fpasms, loas If ap-
petit, sicI h-adschs, giddiurss zen. Of hloatng
after M Hls, dizziness, dow,iue.s aud m lin Z
pant aud all disorders Of ~ - IN ,ch AID bowels
- original Le'iIr at 294 Cana street, New
York.
j. =. COOK, publ b'r of III. 3 ate HAMMER,
.nington. VI. .uNs he va attAeNed with OIS-
PEI \, aud suff red severely from H. that not
pa tlclr OF food could re w II owed without
zion ng the mot uucornf0 be ssrsuion In hs
srumsch. FOR five Wears he suG-ed from thi'
dr,sdfil complaint. VIII n he used NhANnRECh'S
rtiLS the fr box dtI not se-m TO benefit him
much bat the scnud produced n change, aud ny
the iime h. had taken xix b xes. CONFLICT
CURE WA Ell. cred. HE ssyR-"My dy.p psis as
gone sud my exp alton OF an an early dea'b van
listed "
EBkANDRFTH'S FITi.Hsr sN'd at the pRiNCl.
PAl.nF +, 2si CANAL STREET, aud UNION
SQUARE, New hOk.
ohau ,onr fret sutpv from me ofthese d pos
'r"~o one of tn regular sdver' ed az for the
GENUINE RRANDRETH'~ FiILS: you will then
know how ~ discern between the true aud the
false. Sold b.
r FEM. Rltlsnd,
X. K. MEAD, Wet Rutland
and all respectable dsseis iu medicm-s.
March /. ln-d& vim.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
1 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONIC0's GOLDEN FILLS
Fuk FEMALES

DIR. DUPONICUS GOLDEN FILLS
FOX FEMALES.
Iubl. IN covvsetRg rsgui 'ttsg sHd rsptorNx al %
sraeiiors from tet,t,rsr aHi al,cays
successful a p''psHtips,
The combination OF Ingredients In these PILLs are
perfectly harmless, Their ehosoy aud merits are
base upon All exteNs iye practice of over - years;
aud where the dirsoons have bees strictly followed
thev have never III ed co rect all irresuirit lea
Fh'y relieve uaintu ana dithcnt nslruston, (psr-
heulsrly - the change OF lie The will cure the
Whi'es aud remove all obs ructions ari.ins from
colds, exposure, or any csu'e; snd my be success
tully used rs preventive, Price 81 10 per box
sold by POND 4 MORSE, (uugvtt-,l
Aseuts Rutland, VI.
Ladies; Bv sending them 81, 90 through the Rut.
laud fos,-,lice have the pitts seut to auy part
81 the oo"nrv, too di-ntisliyl mil. sold In
Wh'ehtll by J 4 S'oSg't,n nd In W'ight; Nov.
th'OP SoR, sstl-tou; J. j. JaHH foultrey, aud by
Que Druggist In every village aud towu in the United
states,
n. B.-Look ont Fo- coun erfeits. Buv no Galden
Pitts fauy Kind Jules the hO< lie sign, y u. Have.
All others are bsSs inp0s'i N aud uEsafe; there
fore you value your Ves aud health, Ito ssy 10 h.
ing OF bling humhu eyed ont OF vuur mprey,l buy
only OF thuse who shOS tue signature of =. ~ Huwe
eVerv box, y hi hss r-cantlv teen added, on sc
count of the fills being couuterlelted.
ulN 81 dswiy
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rTo CoxsuMp,IvFs - The Advertiser, hav,

ITO C1SSUMPlIvfS The Advertiser, having
! been restored 20 health 10 O few eeks by y
simple r-m-dy, alter htsiag suf- red several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption IL INK ions to make known to his fell
lew uierers tbs means OF cure.
To all who desire it, hA will send copy Of the
prescription used free OF oharg with the directions
for pr~pari z and using the s.me hch they will
and sure cdt- for Consumption, Asthma, Brou.
chit., 40. The NV OF ject OF the Advert er In
sending the Prescription IL TO teoe6t the afflicted
and spr. sd in ormaIion which he coaceiyes be in
valuable, and he b pes every sufferer wi try bis
remedy, as 1t will cost them hug aud may prove
q e-sing
Parties wishing the presc ription will please sd
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
tan.3:3n
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From FORTRESS ysonvoe.

Fortress Mono, March -
tltg of truce was sent down FROM era.
n"y lIand to day with an officer of the
French c'rvette G .conde, who went 10
Norfolk few DAYS since.
We find the following in the Southern pa.
pers;
IL the House of Representatives. on
Monday resolution was passed advi,inr the
planters to vi hdrtw from the cul iva ion Of
cotton and tobi rc0 and devote their energies
TO raising provisions, AID cattle, hogs AID
sheep.
On TUESDAY vote of thanks was passed
10 CaptaiR Buchanan, his tilire,s and
crew, for their gallantry in the late action in
Hampton ROWS.
The President sent message to Congress
Yesterday, staring that h. hal suspendrd
Gems FIoyd and Pillow from ID, ir comm ,nds
until they cOLi give more satisfactory ac
counts Of their action at Fort Don, lsor.-
! The President is Dissatisfied ai'h their re.
| pOr s Nritl or OF them say that reinfercrments
were asked for, nor do they show that the
| position could not have been evacuated and
whole army saved "a we'll ~ a pr, of il,
Ii is also Tot shown by what authority two
| senior &c. erals abandoned tn, ir rrs,,on,i.
! w" " ''HAS'''uS 'ue Coiblhduu W u
] lnior ofli.er.
Petersburg and the surrounding ten miles
have been placed under martial law, as we'll
as hi .hmond and Norfolk,
The Richmond Examiner SAYS con-, lerable
uneasintss is manifested on account OF the
reports of our troops falling back from NJ I.
nassas and the Upper Potomac, i'otuvy
assurance is given that these moveIn-nt,
have not b. en- made on account of the pres.
sure Of the enemy, but are purely stratesical
Gen Johnson has conf ience in the al,uinis
trauon, and il is certain that u new hue o
defence will b. organized.
1t is reported that the nomination Of Gen
lie, as the commanding G neral OF he arm,
was sent 10 the Senate Monday.
Charles Williams Of Fredericksburg, and
Samuel p Carrest of Washington city, wer,
arrested Tor disloyslry in Richmond, OF
Monday.
A new theatre is to be built in R'cbmon,
four stories high. 1t vii lie flushed b,
July.
The Messila Times of the % ult., 9 We
:he report of a revolution in New M-xic
against the federal authority. IL states tina
Nj. D. Otero is at the head OF the movemen,
and that brgariler General Sibl, y has beei
applied 10 for assistance.
j V Bamford, Major of TIE 6h Inf.ntr
and Brevet Lieut.. Colonel of The u 5 Army
Z r Bliss Captain Of the sth Infantry, an,
j o Van Horn ako Of The 8 Infantry, VIII
surrendered to Major Gen. Van ID Urn, i
rexes, last summer, have been p,roi-d =
| return home and arrived in Richmond o
Sunday night.
The steamer s. R. Sp1ulding returne
t from Hatteras this afternoon. Com. Golll
btr u h was a as, eneer by her.
, Capt. Phineas A. Sprapue of Lowell, Ma
/ sachusetts, having resigned the office OF pr
vost marshal, Mrjor Jones of Gen. Wool
, staff, has been appointed to Fl | the vscanc
} Capt. Sprague has performed hi. arduo'
, duties with great ability, and to the compile
satisfaction Of everybody, and bis retireme,
is much regretted by everybody.
! All is quiet here,
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ID 1 + d


In Randolph, Catiassugus Co. New Yovk. March
!, OF dip hers, JuaGesie o. Pstch, Olde daughter
81 Ao,a@ Patch, formsriy Of hosnt holy, VI, -
" ytars 40 mouths
In N 'ntrrsI Csnsds, Feb II, Mrs. rmms Sparse,
wite OF Rev John Gosobv, ID, d. ases S years.
In swrl,, March +Ih, Ms Laura is.osi Drew,
In ksti@nd. March "a, Hssnxwr, con Of Chsr,ss g.
dsys
Ia DANNY, Wareh 9th, by Rev. A. NJ Wicker. Ne
hlia " Pam-r, OF wa'iinsiorJ, - Ai.s Sophia
70 mands, al the former place
Ia lh' tnrd, Feb. 2lt, OF d ptheria, Fphraim T.
sou OF + j. aud May Aun Gordon, assi years.
In Tits village the 5'b inst, Freddy l.. Allen, .or
% outh..
IA Janesyille, vi. P,b, 9Th, Mrs. Laur~, conso,
ofthe iHt- pr. Hosea H. el-f, aud 'auRhtr a. ~,
idmonh Taite !, s.ca-ed, al formerly OF Mo1ni
II, lN: VI Ia TIE SCI year of her age.
Ia W'st hutlsnt. on tie III in.t., Mrs, Marind,
mayer, wife OF Jos-ph II rhs,er, aged 90 y, ars
Ia ia, by, March 6 b, Caii,ta a vie OF Ga III
-: derri1s, aud daughter Of tdsou wrIls, T. q o.
Waihhgtoid, aged 10 ears aud 8 mouths
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From M :lnassns.

Washington. March IL.
Accounts received from Manassas sta'e
that nothing of much value to our army was
found at that place. The wagons, thirty in
number, were old and worn out, and had
evidently been impressed into the service.
1t was ascertained from the prisoners cap
tured Yesterday namely, Captain Woods
and four privates of the Louisiana Tiger. at
the first station on the Orange & Alexandria
r. r, beyond Manassas, that a company of
that corps had just retired as our forces ad.
yanced into Manassas,
The works deserted by the enemy are not
occupied by our troops.
A large number of the rebels in leaving
Bull Run took the Warrenton turnpike
leading towards Richmond. TIE rebel rear
guard, on passing through Gain,v.lle, six
miles from Bull Run, fired and d, stroyed the
village. Afoore's extensive Touring mill at
The foot OF Bull Run mountain, and six mill.
from the stone bridge. were also burneI.
The railway stations and bridges for the
distance of about fifteen miles were also de-
stroyed.
Ii is supposed from what could be gath
cred, making a fair average for the
| number that the tents could contain, that the
rebel TROOPS at Manassas did not at any time
exceed sixty thousand men, and that not
more than thirty thousand have occupied
| that section within the last two months.
The telegraph from frcm Fort Monroe
this evening, reports Ill qniet there.
The flag OF truce brought but little new
| back to-day. PARTIES acccmpan, ing the
l rebel truce, loosely admitted that our chess
dor bad severely wour ded the Aer' imsc
it is thought she cannot make another ven
ture apsll she Is repaired.i
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Every Hstn.iy, al lnie season, aauaid use shs sW
sAMBUCI WINE
Celebrated In Europe Tor ", aedoina, aad osUg0ooo0
qualities "a gentle sGna ant, Tonic. OtArsttc aoA
Sudortho, htghly -ststlnet BY eminent physistanlk
used In European ami Aras eiosg Hospitak. aad q
some of the 6rst isu,ilt4s ia E1roee and AmssisA.
A. 4 IONIC,
Y has no equal, causing appetite and sa,si'ae ~
me systsm BEING entirely pure Uins Of . aeso
vaiosbie truir NHH
a, DIURETIC,
II imparts h.althy actoo 10 the Giad<N and Kto.
neys, snd Urinary Organs very beneficial In Dvoou.
&eut, and Rheo n,sttc afrctions. -tH
SPEER8 WINE
IL not a mixture or manufactured arttc1o. bu1 -
pore, from the juice fthe Portugal Sambacus, ewl.
tvsted In New Jersey recommended by Chsntn
and Physicians "a possessing medical properties
perior TO any other Wines IN use, and Sxoslleso
article for all weak aud dedicated persona aud Tie
aged AMI ipfrrn improving the app-tits and bss0o.
ting ladles Ard children
A LADIES' wrSE a88 y6
Because II ~'n not iItoxtcsse as 0tlsv winos a. 4
contains no mixture OF sDirtts other Ia aara 40
s admired for lis rich peculiar Navor, and nutsisrvo
properties, mparting healthy to the digestive
organe, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin -
complexion. wNLiF Vra -
WE REFERTo
few well known gentlemen and physcaa.s, wAo
have tried the Wines- ~
Ger. Wind SCOT, U.s,A DR. Wilson, l,sh 4 II r.
DR.. R Chiffon N cit, DR.. Doughsrty, Nswsss.
Or. Darcy SieSon, Dr. Dr. Parish, rh,,a - Il
~ None genuine unless the signature cf"Ar-
each bottle.
% MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS wIHR a
For sale by Drugsists
A. aPEER, PaoPaIEroa B#
VINEYARD, fassao, New J<rsey.
OFFICE, 2os Bresdwsy, Nsw Yen.
, JOHN La Fnv nAsIs
! Agent for France ali. t's;ias.s. 2 5os2-
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IMPORTANT FROM FORT HENRY.
From Fortress Monroe.
Petersburgh, Richmond and Norfolk
placed under Martial Lay.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

Was ineton. M,rch II.

" as lngt0n, Mrch IL
The telegraph reports all q ,iet at Fort
Monroe this morninI.
Nothing of special interest has transpired
on tn, oih,r side of the Phoma".
By an arrival at the Navy Yard to-day,
II i ascertained that the II bel bate les
were evacuated at Acqria Creek Yesterday
morning. Whether permanently or not,
Rbere are no means of ascertaining.
Repairs have already ben commenced on
the bridges Injured by the rebels at Bull
Run, and the probability is the railroad TO
Manassas will be in running order tins week
The following order by the Pres dent was
published by authority 10 the Intelligencer OF
this morning:
Washington, Mfrch II.
rPREsIpENr's WAR ORDER-No. 8
Msi,r General Mcclellan having perso-
ually taken the field at the head OF the army
OF the Potomac, until otherwise ordered, he
u relieved from the command OF the other
military departments, he retaining command
of the Dep ,rtment of the Potomac. Ordered
further, that the two departments now under
abe respective commands OF Gems. HailecS
and Hunter, together with so much OF that
under Gen. Buell. as lies west of a north and
south line indefinitely drawn through knox-
Vile, T,nn., be consolidated and designated
the Department of the Miss,ssippi, and that
until otherwise 'dered, Major General Hal
teck have command of said department. Or
dered also, that the country west OF the De
partment Of the Potomac and east of the
Department OF the Mississippi he military
department, to be called the Mountain De
partment, and that the same be commanded
by Maj. Gen. Fremont hat all the com
manders of departments after the receipt o.
this order by them, respectively report sew
orally ana directly to the Secretary of War
aud that prompt and full and frequent re
ports will be expected of all and each o
hem.
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Burlington, VI, March ! z.
A Convention to nominate ticket for a
Council of Censors to consider the proprie;y
Of making alterations in the State Constltu
ton, was holden here to day. -&
The following gentlemrn were placed Oh
nomination.: ~.
Addison County, Horatio Needham.
Bennington County. Leonard Sargent.
CALEDONIA County, Edward A. Cab bone.
Chittenden County, z. r. Herd,
Franklin County, jasper Rand.
Grand Isle County, IL. ii. Reynolds.
Lsmoille County, w. III. IL. bingham.
Orange County, Burnham Martin.
Orleans County, J. L. Edwards.
Rutland County, 5. Nj. Dorr.
VI sshiDgton County, j. A. Prentiss.
Windbam County, Ira Goodhue.
Windsor County, N. T. Churchill.
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COM MlssIOyEns, NOTICE.

THE uniersignei, having been appointed BY In 9
Hon Probate Cou tor the District of Fairha.
q, commi+i toers TO receiv-, exsmine and ad ust
all claims aud demand, of ali persons AZ aiast the
tate OF Warren Shumvsy, late Of Poultney, in
raid district, decsaaed, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the p rpo-e of examining aud allow
ing ssd clsi M at the dwelling house dec. as
ed, on Thursday, the 18th OF Apri and 18th of July
next, from ten o'clock, A. NJ. Until FIVE O'Clock, r.
eich OF said da's, and tina. six moths FIR IN the
3st day OF Janu Try, A D., 1884, ia the time limited
by ID cont for SAID creditors present their sal
claims TO US Tor examination and allowance.
Dated ~ Poul ney, VT, this l0h day Of March, A.
D., 1882
... CALF WARNER, (cu,..
IL J.. II ROSS, e" H.
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The telegraph works s.lmirably, an Wash.
ing,en convers.s With Fn,rs, Monroe a.
readily 40 i, does With Alexandria and the
camps on the Potomac.
Gen. Mcclellan has been on the Virginia
eide since Monday. There are NO indica.
tons OF his immediate return.
Information received tonight from Win
chester, is that our forces to-day took pos.
session Of that town.
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Washington, Marc

Washington, March II.
Information received from gentleman
direct from Manassas, who left there at ten
o'clock this morning, represents the condition
OF the army as about the same as ii was
yesterday afternoon.
The report prevalent that the rebels were
again concentrating in that vicinity in with
out foundation. On the contrary there Is
little it any doubt that the rebels have retired
towards Gordonsvile and that they rest with
their advance st the Rapidan River, their
camps extending back to Gordonsvllle, twelve
miles.
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Fort Henry, March ~
A battalion, comprising the is Nebraska
and portion Of Curtis b~s Cavalry r~pi
ment attacked a force Of rebels, COO st ong,
this morning, defeating them and taking
possession Of the town Of PAri., but being
spprisef that large force OF rebels we're
within few hours march, they r~treated,
bringing away a number of prisoners.
CO. lost five men killed, among them
the Sergeant Msjr.
A second battalion, under command OF
Lieut. Col Patrick, crossed the river to day to
reinforce them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13
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