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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-29
REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH.
REBEL EXCITEMENT IN KENTECKY
The Battle of Somerset, &c.

BALTIMORE, jan. 28.-The Richmond Des
patch of yesterday has the following a.
"Newbern, N. c., is in termsnt of excite
ment in expectation of an attack in that
quarter The town is under maj tial law, and
every preparation is being made for early in
teligence of the enemy's movements and for
his repuIse when he does come"
"From Kentucky, we learn that Gen. Crit
tenden was not wounded. We gather a lew
additional facts in relation to the Kentucky
disaster, from the Knoxville Register: Eight
confederate regiments engaged fourteen regi-
ments of the enemy False intelligence Of
the enemy's forces was brought by one john
son, known Familiarity as "Hogback Johnson"
When our forces reached the breastwOrks Gen
eral Crittenden concluded to fall back to south
side of the river. The little steamer which
had lately arrived was taken by Capt Splller
The infantry were safely transported across
under fire OF the enemys batteries, posted on
the heights above We lost the greater por.
ton of the cavalry horses, tents, and NUM-
tons.
General Carroll now has command of the
division. Two of Zollicoffer's aids, Majors
togg and Shield, were badly wounded.
Whether the enemy had crossed the Cumber,
land river we are not advised. 1t was expect
ed they would do SO. Gen. Carroll is reported
to be making brilliant stand against them.
Gen. Crttenden and all his staff are safe.
Gen. Carroll and staff are safe. Our loss Il
reported at 800 killed. The enemy's loss is
supposed to be twice this number. Gen. Crit
tenden ordered an advance at IL o'clock on
Saturday night, supposing the enemy to be
only 1900 strong.
Under cover Of the night, our forces were
transported speedily across the river, and
when the messages left they were ordered to
fall back to Camp McGinnis, twenty five miles
il the direction OF Knoxville, Tennessee.
Several OF our men came in yesterday, aud
report a large number of Others on their way
to Knoxville. Our troops fell back TO their
breastworks, under command of Gen. Crltten'
den, who was not wounded, as has been re,
ported. The citizens OF Knoxville have held
meetings to furnish the distressed and routed
soldiers with clothing, beds, and blankets.
NASHVILLE, Jan. "a, vid. Mobile, Jan. 10Th
The most reliable information of the engage
ment at or near Somerset, is that only two
regiments, Col. Battles Tennesseans and Col
Stathams Mississippi troopO were engaged III
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
OFFICIAL REPORT,
THE LOSS EXAGGERATED.

WASHINGTON, Jan ga special messen-
ger, with dispatches from General Burnside,
reached Washington this morning. They are
dated Headquarters Department of North
Carolina, Hatteras Inlet, Jan. 26, 1852" The
messenger left Hatteras on Sunday General
Burnside says owe left our anchorage at
Annapolis on Thursday, the 9th, and, after
protracted passage, owing to dense fogs, ar
rived at Fortress Monroe Friday night, at II
o'clock, Leaving Fortress Monroe on Satur-
day, at 10 in the morning, we proceeded at
once to sea- hut, owing to logs on Sunday
night, our progress was very slow. On Mon
day, the 18th, the weather cleared, with a
heavy wind and rough sea, which caused
our vessels to labor very heavily, and some
were obliged to cut loose from the vessels they
were towing. Most Of them, however, passed
over the bar here, and anchored inside the
harbor about u o'clock at noon, on the 10Th
inst, just in time to escape the severe gale OF
Monday night and Tuesday.
The propeller, City of New York, ran on
the bar at the entrance to the harbor, and
owing to the severe weather and want of small
boats, we could render her no assistance. She
was laden with stores and was lost" The
general also says he had been led to believe
that he would find experienced pilots at Hat
teras, but had great difficulty in accomplishing
his wish, for want of proper accommodations.
He adds that he would commence that day to
build wharf for landing supplies. The men
were cheerful and patient, and he would pro
coed with confidence.
An accident occurred in an effort to relieve
the steamer new York by which boat was
swamped and the lives of Col. Allen of the
9th New jersey his surgeon, and a mate OF
the boat, were also lost.
After the arrival of the expedition at Hat
teras. the enemy made their appearance in
one or two vessels on a accommodating expedi-
ton. Our boats gave chase and drove them
back The transports and vessels grounded,
but will be got off by the aid of the tug
boats. Only one, the New York, was lost,
and no lives were lost save the three above
referred to,
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and to vindcate the invincibility of our forces
who are anxious to be led on to victory.
Mr.. STEVENS, in reply to an inquiry, said,
ample time had been offered for discussing the
bill, and gave notice that he would offer an
amendment to make the semiannual interest
payable in coin.
The committee rose, and further considera-
ton of the bill was postponed till tomorrow.
Roscoe CoNKLING introduced bill to es-
tablish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States. Referred to
the special committee on that subject.
Mr.. POTTER made report from the select
committee OH the subject of dislOyar employ
ees of the government. Consideration Of it
was postponed two weeks, and the Judicial,
legislative and executive appropriation bill
was again considered. Sundry amendments
were made, but without conclusion on the bill
Adjourned
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NEW YORK, Jan 2s-COTTON steady; sales $50 bales
at ~ @ 33c for mi dlng upands
rLQUk-Sales = bbls; state and western heavy and
q Sj,7s and choice SOC round hoop Ohio SIS So 40 g. SUI
perane western s5,45 q 555; common TO good extra
western $40 eg,S5; southern dull 600 Obls mixed
to good $3.50 @g S6,l0 fancy and extra Sc 20 a 725;
$40 @675.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; sales 10 $50 bush Corn dull and
heavy: sales trfling oats dull at Al a 42c.
PR0FlSlONN-Pork firmer; sales 1000 bbls; mess sI2
9 IL; prime IS 80 @ 800; city prime Sj a 1850
Cut meats aredn Bacon dull. Dressed hogs seady at
G 4sc for weste H. and II a 81 ely Lard dull and
heavl sales 1898 bbs at a q SIC (atter extreme
price, and 10 kegs at 4 gutter quiet. Wiskey
$500 bags dressed East neia OF 81 q g. sugars firm;
Soy hhds Mucovado at II q 81 7GS ooxer Havana Ii
Csc Coffee quet sou bags Rio at g2c Molasses quiet
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 29.-The Santa Fe
mail, with dates to the 18th inst is received.
Col. Candy has advanced up the river from
Fort Craig, and at the last accounts was at
Benal with twenty companies. He still offers
an attack upon some other points than Fort
Craig, and thinks the enemy reported at Ana
mosa were there TO divert the attention of tine
federals. Fifteen componies of tederals were
at Fort Craig, fifteen! at Albuquerque, six at
Santa Fe, and 600 men at Fort Union.
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DIR. DUPONCO'S G0LDES PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES
lnfabls in correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
Struct0hs rom whatever cause and always successful
preventive.
The combination of ingredients these PILLS are per-
iectlN harmless Their efficacy and merits up
on an extensive practc O Thirty years. and where
the directions nave been strictly followed have
eralled TO correct all irregularities They relieve pain
lnl ndsdli1cult Menstruatiun, particularly at the
change OF liie) They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure, or any
cause; and may be used successfully a preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those Surprising them-
selves So are cautioned against using Pills while
III that condition. lest they invite miscarriage the
proprie or assumes responsibility this adnon-
ton although their mildness would prevent any mischief
to heath; otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST.
Sold in Worcester Mass, by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 2jl Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
Main street, and w. II. G0ULDINt, $40 Main st. La
dies, bysending by 81 to either Ofthe 'db0Ue aqentS
through the Worcester Post Office have the pills
sent confidently Ly mail, to any part the county
free of postage. Sold also by Il. A. pMTdett Clinton
A. s. b. Blair, Warren. b. X. DsLdRd, N0rth Brook
lcld and .. e. Henry WestborO, and by Druggist
III every village and city in the United States and =
ID. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York
N beware Of COunerfeits Buy no Golden Pills
OF any kind unless the box is signed s. D. Howe All
Others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as YOU
value your life and heat Ito say nothing of being
plugged out vi your money buy only of those who show
the signature of d. Howe every box which has
recently been added account of Pills being coun
teT!elteu' dlOm d27
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-STOCKS are quiet and more nc
tive Chicago and Rock Island 5} Cleveland ard roled,
3S4; Gacna and Chicago IS; Cleveland and Pttsburi
t; Illinois Central scrip 6l4; Panama ll2t; Michigan
southern guaranteed 400; Michigan Central extra divi
dend 5f; Michigan Sourhern 203: American Cod lO3a
New York Central $50 Ere Railroad 34a Erie preferred
SO; Harlem Railroad l24 Pacific Mail yS3 Illinois Ca
mai bonds I9s; California large bon is 49, North Caron;
skies 3O}; Missouri skies 42s soxis 81 coupons so
U skies 81, registered sss
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In salem Jan 70, by Rev Mr. Wilson, lieutenant colo
mel Samuel Oliver Of the fourteenth Massachusetts
regiment, 10 Mary Elizabeth, daughter OF ten Joseph
Andrew, all of Salem
In Swampscott Jan 20 Augustus Blaney of salem,
member of the Union Guards Of Lynn, twenty ninth Mas
sachusetts regiment, and recently prisoner at Rich
mOnd. TO Sarah II Cummings of GfOveland.
In Providence, X |, Jan %, by Rev q Adams, Mar.
shall Cobb Of this city, to Ellen NJ Franklin of Gull
ford, VT,
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lieu ADVERTISEMENTS.
BYE B. LAMsoN, Office 66 and 6s Main ST., Worcester
EURS! f u Il 81! + U r S J.!
Selling out the Balance Of Stock of Furs.
Sale will Positively Close Saturday Evening,
Eeh LIST.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, at Store PIG Main St.,
formerly occupied bv NJ. b. Green ~ COD EVERY
AFTERNOoN and EVENING, commencing at 2 ard
O'Clock and also at private sale, large assortment Of
well selected Furs, OF every description, among which
may be found the tOllOwing;-
French Mink Sets French Sable Sets, German
Fitch Martin Sets Bohemian Fitch Sets, Mountain
Martin Sets, Siberian Squirrel Sets, American Sable
Sets Squirrel Belly Chidrens Sets large lot of Gents
Caps Gloves and Coars also, large lot Of heavy fine
Sleigh Robes.
The above stock is from New York house. fOrwhom
sold the three seasons and article Is
fresh and perfect and will be warranted at the sale.
la2O dat
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In this city, Jan 25 Nellie Moulton, Youngest child of
l. L and Maria lowering mos
In New Braintree, Jan II, Comfort Miller s3yrs mos
~ DAYS.
In North Leomnster Jan 20, of consumption, at the
residence of Henry Parkhurst, Esq Almra, daughter
Of Cant Gibeon Wakeiieh Of VOLS Me.
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Experience teaches us that delicacy preventsmany
females from applying for the 10 alleviate suffer
ing and save life That objection is cbvaed in the
James Clarkes Pills, prepared after the prescrp
tion of SirJames Clarke Physician Queen of Eng
land and well known to be the only and remedy
for female difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing pills post free
by enclo ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
Sold by BUSH a. CO., and all Druggists
MS deod.Eweow
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New YORK, Jan 20.-The steamship City
of New York, lost at Hatteras, is propeller
of four hundred tons burthen, built for the
New York and Baltimore route, and owned
here
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DIR. G.. a. Hin attends to all Special Diseases of
Males aud Females, at his Medical Office, No. % lain
street, Worcester, Mass his advertisement of the
Greatest Female Remedy OF the Age. in this paper.
fol dit
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To the Citizens OF Worcester County.-At
great sacrifice have answered to the call my
try ana have enlisted for the War in defence Of your
rights anu your property, well own leaving
business in the hands of my partner ami would
specially ask you to remember me while absent by
purchasing whdt lumber you may rant, of EARLE Ten
EEY ~ Co, thereby sustaining my business while am
defending common Country.
Very truly yours for the war,
jalS dtt THOMAS EARLE.
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Heal estate.

FOR SALE OR TO LET The sub
\ scrber has Water Power and Buildings sufficient
ana convenient for three sets of wooden machinery
which he wishes let or sell. IVEKS PIIiLLIPss
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1862. dow ja2O
FOR SALE-The first class Dwelling
4 House, and Barn, No 10 Oxford, corner of Chat6.
am street II not sold previous March st il will be
rented. Inquire of HENRY X. KEITH, No. | Flagr's
Building diff iaib
FOR SALE.-A COTTAGE HOUSE,
with small garden attached, situated on Liberty
street very desirable location Terms made EASY to
the purchaser For further particulars enquire of Mrs
|. $. CHAPMAN NJ 81 Main street las d6w
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Cat This Out and Remember the Fact
Ihat Will sell for month"; for the following prices
at the Poetical Exchange -Common Brooms, Ii cents
each and heavier ones at II and 20 cents; good heavy
shaker Brooms 20 and 80 cents each; offer good
al wool Carpets at so cents per yard former price
Also, cheap Carpets at II cents and 90 40 and
As cents yard which think is cheaper was ever
sold before in WOrcester the prices be cash
also will sell my Crockery and Kitchen Goods cheaper
than ever offered before Please cali and prices
at the POetical Exchange Bay state Block.
$50 dit ORSON n. HEATH. Proprietor.
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FOR SALE.-A pair of improved COM
u bined shears, power or hand made TO order, capa
BILE Of cutting one inch round square iron, or half inch
boiler plate from with counter SHUTS and betting in
complete order for immediate use will be sold very low
turers OF Machinlsts FOOLS Merrldelds Building, Elk.
change street, DIR jazz
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NHE UNDERSIGNED has been an

=; pointed assignee of the estate of GEO. Il. RICE,
JR, OF worcester, in the county Worcester an nso
vent debtor The second meeting the creditors of ad
debtor viii be held at the Court Insolvency at Wor
cester in said county of Worcester on the eleventh
Day OF February next at nine o'clock in the forenoon at
claims. fDWiitiiT EnS ~ tnei
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, ~, 1907 d2t ja2S
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9musenRents.
Auetrons.
SALE.-Win III


M ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ a Public Auction, on the premises on THURS
~ me twenty-seventh day 0! February d. 1852 Al
stoeS p NJ certain tract OF Land with the Budings
inre9l, situated In East Douglas, so called in said
uusias consuming about forty rods more or less Said
premises VIII be sold in pursuance Of mower Of ssie
sVntatsu IN mortgage dec from Anthony Berard 10
stanford Is Mowry, Oct IT, 1855 and recorded in the
essS OF eeds for the county of Worcester book 40
page 629 The said mortgage was transferred nv "a
MONTY 70 the undersigned Oct 80, d 1885 and record.
ca IT sad Registry Of Deeds, book 55 page 552 and on
account Of default being made In the sums Of money
i"eht'oheu III tpe eoholt0lls Of said mortgage deed.
VALENTINE NJ. ALDRICH.
~. ~, NICHOLAS b. WILLIAMS
East Douglas, Jan 20 A. D. 1862. dtf27 ia2k
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-WiIl be sold
- at Public Auction, the premises on FRIDAY
the fourteenth dav Of February A. ID 1862 az l CLOCK
u NJ certain tract Of land situated IN South Worces-
ter so Called In said Worcester containing thirty acres
more or less and being the lot land conveyed
Dy Jonas bartlett and John Warden Hiram Fobes nv
thelr deco date1 October l. A. d. 1851 and recorded in
Iae eesry Of Deeds for the Worcester hook
ooo page 004 sud premises will be In pursuance
OF power OF sale contained in mortgage deed from Inc
sad bartlett and Warden to the undersigned dated JAM
uary AID 1873 and recorded In the Registry of Deeds
LOT the county OF Worcester, in book 800 page 32 and
on account Of default being made in the sums of money
mentioned IN the condition OF said mortgage deed.
Terms cash. HIRAM F11RES
Worcester, Jan. IL, 1862 dtiI4 ials
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE,-The subscrib-
"a has been duly appointed Assignee of the estate Of
LUCY j. ALBEE. Of Webster an insolvent debtor.
The second meeting OF the creditors Of said nsolvent
debtor Will be held at the Court of Insolvency at NOr
cester ON the eleventh day Of February next at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon which meeting creditors may
be present and prove their claims.
ADOLPHUS f. BROWN, Assignee.
Douglas, Jan, 2S 1862. d2tF jazz
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9etu 9Obrrtlssmrmts,

N accordance with the requirements of
the 3d section of authorize the business of
Loan and Fund Associations passed A. 1854 the Pres
fund Association present their annual report of said
Association
Received for entrance fees to Jan l. 1852 81 A72 IN
Received for instruments to Jan l. 1862. 93i6s 81
Received for interest to jan l. 1852 1921 II
Received for fines to Jan l. 1867, 62i is
Received on Investment account to Jan l. 1882 44O 90
Received for sale of real estate 50 90
Received for books sold, al 50
sn sIO4,s2l 20
Expenses, s3.Gs 81
Redemption fees, 5s 900 %
Premiums, IA no "a
Interest on advance dues, 1888 rs
Removing incumbrances sos %
Foreclosing mortgages, lis 10
Cancelling shares, i49l5 al
Investment, 1851 oil
Balance on hand 80 81
Average premium, 'lo'i 81 3 3
Average redemption fec 2G0 %
Average discount, 90n M
Nominal value Of shares, 500 500 % %
Original unnber of shares, Sol.
New shares subscribed for, 2O7.
Whole number of shares subscribed for, $685.
Number of shares forfeited, 50.
Number of shares cancelled, 1872
Number Of shares in force .2s4.
Number of shares redeemed, pol
Number of shares deemed 1888.
Number of shares redeemed and mortgaged property
given up by deed or possession. Is.
Number of shares redeemed aud mortgage discharged
the loan having been paid back, l45.
Amount loaned on sal" OF real estate, Sl37 so
Amount loaned on investment, II 767 oil
Amount real estate owned by the Association reckon
ed at cost, al 9s9 a.
Amount of real estate of which the Association have
possession and rent, Sg50 90
Amount of money loaned since the commencement Of
the ASSOCIATION, S7l,212 so
BENZ. b. OTIS, President
A. L. BURBANK, Secretary.
Worcester, S.. January 81, 1862.
Otis President and A. l. BURB&NK, Seeretary w. and nd
made oath that the above statement by them subscribed
is true. Before me, s. A. HOWLAND
Jazz DIT Justice of the Peace.
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I INDEPENDENT LECTURES
u ON THE NATIONAL CRISIS
Two Evenings, in Mechanics Hall

Two thousand tickets have been prepared at the low
price of . cts for both lectures is cts single 10 be
ma at the bookstores and at the door Lectures COM
menee at y o'clock Soldiers wives and mothers will
day. Per order dtTA iasS
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1ESTER AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETY. : TRUSTEES MEETING. An nd.
ouned meeting Of the Trustees will be held at the Brick
Sourt House Ill Worcester on THURSDAY the 3Oth
mittee on Premiums - Wv ~
" nv VI THE SOClErY.-1here will be meet
1ng OF the Society the day at IL M at the same
place to consider the expedency of removing the re-
strlctons ana limitations in force with regard TO
tine place OF nativity OF animals entered for premiums
jazz atm JOHN ID. WASHUITiN
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ture on the War and the safety Of the Union at
BRlNLE1 HALL. on FRIDAY, j an. 81 at "a O'Clock n
M tet ali ms friends and ev ry true patriot of the
every argument that is uttered to save the Union
Tickets 10 cents. For sale al Sanurd's Book store
and at the door d7ts ~ iaSt
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WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN.

49, hUhANCE CUMIAN = President, ANTHONY
CHASE; Treasurer, FRED. W. PAINE: secr'y CmARLFs
NJ. MILES.
DIREcroRs -Ebenezer Torrey, of Ftchburg; Amorv
Holman OF Bolton Paul Within, of Norhbridge; Alan
son llamilt H. of West B.ookied; james s. Woodwork
David ;. Messenger. Anthony Chase, Frederick VIM
Paine, of Worcester; Scion =. Hastings Princeton
The amount at risk Dec l. 1861 SIS 67 3O5 Losses the
past year S255556 The net cash funds OF Compa-
Bank Stock and Mortgages Real Estate The divi-
ued paid ON expired policies the past year has been rs
per cent. CHARLES NJ MILES, Secretary.
january 8, lb62 jas diff wilt
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
The Advance OF General sIgel-Twelve
Hundred Rebels Captured.

WASHINGTON, sept. 80, 1862
Recently General Stahc's brigade being a part OF
General Sges corps, advanced to warrcnton Junction
about forty-one miles from Washington, without meeting
the enemy Yesterday they went TO warrenton village,
ten miles west there made large number Of sck
and wounded rebels, together with fcw conscrpts,
prisoners whom they paroed General stahel continued
his reconnaissance and White Palms. but found
no rebels 10 that neighborhood.
reiort prevailed at Alexandria to-day that Gepera
spes troops had recaptursd all the engines and cars
which the enemy obtained from the wrock at Bristow
and warrenton Junction.
Nothing s known here, reported, OF any disagree
ment between General sigcl and the War Department.
The Washington Star OF this evening says
General sisel moved out upon, our Immediate front
some days since.
General sigel has Just tclcgraphsd that yesterday
General sahs advance brigade took the town Of War
rcnton and made prisoners Of twelve hundred rebels.
Cen stahl yesterday went to Salon and White Plains,
where he found no Of the enemy They are, how
ever In force Cupepper Court House, the present
northern terminus their railroad connection with Rich
mend.
Yesterday the cavalry OF that force advanced on War
rcnton doubtless the hope Of relieving the force there
party left General Sigels headquarters on Thursday
morning last and halted at Bristow Station on Friday
morning They proceeded thence to warrenton Junction.
where they met considerable force Of the enemy There
was cavalry regiment OF rebels and battery OF artil
Icry. After fow rounds the enemy skedaddled
our force captured eight wagons loaded with quarter
masters aud commssary stores and several mules, and
hyonxht fhem on