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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-11

Mr. h1udlesslEeWtful Superintendent NUT
gRn--COlOuel Barnett.
EDITORS LEADER:-Your recent reference
to the Congressional record Of Mr.. Riddle,
reminds me of two or three incidents con-
Meeting him with the distinguished Gener-
ais named below, which came to my knowl-
edge months ago while in Washington. The
first has reference to
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Our Colonel Barnett, of the First Ohio
Artillery, who has been so efficient from the
very commencement of the war, was urged
by Mr.. Riddle at the same meeting, but he
was unable to secure enough others with
him to give the Colonel Brigadiership.
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FOR CONGRESS

Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, OF Lake County,
will be a candidate for Congress before the Union
Convention. sept2
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MARRIED.

In u hf',rl 'ep'ou' er 7th, by Rev A \ Haden,
both OF Hast ClvYelaEd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-11

FOR CONGRESS.
Judge r. P. sPALDING il a candidate, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention. eugs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-11

THE REBELS IN FREDERICK.

Wehave met with several gentlemen who
left there short time after the Rebels had
arrived and taken possession. Their state
ments in the main agree as to the condi-
tiOn of affairs, though, being loyalists, they
kept as much as possible aloof from the in
Faders.
They variOusly represent the Rebel force
that passed through the city as from 1900
to 10000, under the command of General
Hill, of North Carolina. They made their
| appearance in the city at about 10 o'clock
/ in the morning, and marched in quietly,
evidently having full knowledge that there
was no opposition to be made to them. The
force was halted on Market street, and
proclamation issued to the people. We
have not been able to obtain a COPY Of the
| proclamation, but learn that it was to the
/ effect that they came as friends and not as
enemies, to relieve the people of Maryland
! from the tyranny by which they we're en-
chained; that they did not proprose to in
terfere with any nOn-eombattants to dis
turb private property, or to inquire into
their opinions and that whatever stores
they may require would be paid for, either
in Confederate notes or United States
Treasury notes, as the people might prefer
OF the latter money the men are repre-
sented as having good supply, supposed
to have been rifed from the bodies Of the
dead on the battle field.
THE DESIGN UPON PENNsTLvANIA.
There is every reason to brlieve that the
main body of the rebel army will cross the
Potomac by way of Martinsburg, at VIII
Transport, and that the portion now pass
ing through Frederick county is merely a
lower line of defense.
From Williamsport, their route will be
through HagerstoWn to Chambersburg,
and thence to Harrisburg.
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its dismal horrors as may hereafter pre-
vent improvement, as the remembrance
Of the reign of terror IN France has for
nearly seventy years made the people
submit to everything rather than risk
the recurrence Of that calamitous time
IN all ages The tendency Of democratic rule has
been 10 promote iOag tCJ,ile ayisoyot'c States,
from Sparta d0tCnOards hare Jeen fOnd Of
peace But the conduct of the operations
of war, as well as engaging in that evil
course, is TO a great degree in the hands
Of the multitude, when their voice pre-
walls in the counsels of the State that
is 10 say those who are wholly ignorant
and unfit TO advise are predominant over
the skillful and well informed
Here is a rare banquet for the Southern
apes Of British arislocracy and mas
much as the enemies Of free government
will use this freely as the declaration Of
a statesman Of vast experience, we
will briefly inqui re into its TRUTH Is II
true that republics are by nature warlike!
Our history proves the contrary. The
Revolutionary war was forced upon us
and so was the war Of 1872. We engag-
ed in them both in self-delence against
the aggressions Of Great Britain. From
177G to 1916, the time of the Mexican
war, a period Of serenity years, the United
States did not wage one aggressive war
Nor until 1861, period Of eighyfu
years was there any attempt at domestic
revolution worthy the name. The whis'
| ky instruction, SHAY's rebellion, Burr.
conspiracy and DoRN's rebellion cost no
body their lives and blew over after
q nine days wonder But how abou
England-was she always quiet and un.
disturbed? Take the testimony Of TnoN.
As PAINE, himself an EngIishman, who
says:
"Thiyty kings and two minors have
reigned in that distracted kingdom since
the conquest in which there have beer
no less than eight Grill lCays and HiRetee,
rebellions In short, monarchy aud Sc
cession have laid not This kingdom only
bit the lO0r8, jaJlood and ashes.
And this Monarchy, oh secessionists
is the one whose protection you ask
whose government you adore, and whose
newspapers, and freedom-hating politi'
clans you worship as inspired! Does MOI
the blush of shame mantle your cheeks
when you think Of your fathomless self
degradation
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The Judgment.

The Lynchburg VJytRiaR, in noticing
the burial Of the notorious rebel moss
trooper, AsHBY concludes thus:
The grave was covered by the cavalry,
and they fired several volloys over it,
and there he will remain in this classic
ground until the last trump shall sum
mon all to the general judgment.
Yes, until the Last Judgment Fear
full words to fan from the lips of traitor
to his country and to humanity, What
heart SO stout as to stand before the
throne of Eternal Justice, and there meet
face to face the "noble army of martyrs
in the cause Of freedom, who will come
from their untimcly graves at Manassas
and Pittsburg Landing, and Shiloh, and
williamsburg, with "twenty mortal muir
ders on their heads" and reproach AsHBY
and his associates with the deep dam
nation of their taking Off" Well may
the leaders of this unholy, treacherous,
brutal rebellion, cry in inc language OF
King JoHN, as he gazed on the death
warrant of Prince ARTHUR:
go whom the last account 'tyyfNt hopvyu md ruN
Is to hc mado, then shall this hand and seal
WIuu.s against us tu damuJt uu.'
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The proceedings of the Union Conyen-
ton, at Indianapolis, will be read with
heartfelt Joy throughout the nation. The
resolutions have the right ring in them,
and will awake a clear and harmonious
response from the hearts of the people.
They were drafted by committee of
one Democrat and one Republican from
each Congressional District. So let it be
over the nation; let us all be Democratic
Republicans and Republican Democrats.
The ticket is said to be a very strong one,
and Of course will rush over the field like
a whirlwind. 1t will be a death blow to
the Bright Vallandigham faction.
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AN ACT
To REGULATE THE wATERwORES. ~ tins CITY
or nashville.

w. ElHl LAlb lllf NAIlIN-NNhk~t IA IIIt ilIN
or NASllYlLLEt
SIC s. That g shall not Doe lawful frr mo person
on pgrsI us, 60 whom lhH water shall Doc supplied Iy
this corporation. tu permit any po-Uu ul persons
other Than mOmbor oI his. her Fr their own family.
or person or sons 800 DIS her ur thor employ upHu
h" lot tu which tHo water may Doe supplied, o. have
take, receive, ur usa from uuy hElr1ut uT cock nr
other uNtuft8 erected uu said lUt any U. the water sD
supplied, tDu.r ur permit the sam. tU DO used for
tHo watering or spruk linz of lots Ur gafdef b. nor
90 Doe ut'ay wasted coz Co run without proper pre-
caution from nuy such hydr,ut DO cock and for gyu.
ny offence fw ether committed hy 90. por8on tkIrr
thr water or allowing % 20 Doe tUEruD against any ul
thr prov sinus of thus section. The Offend. o. shall lo
liable t0 tuo not exceeding five dollars fIr uarl Ole
fence, t0 Do recovered before any competent iur.din
ton FlUrdsi, That nothing hruu'n o0Htliu,d shall
ba 80 Construed as 90 subject Co tho -fpresiiI luay
any person Tor furnishing another with water Vhilu
remaining aa victor within his hpr or thy.r house
or premises, or 90 any person for uNIuTuisuug HIe1
ur Co amy purhuu having Che written consent of the
watarWurks commit o, or sn Bs 1prghiUit any per
son from lTtutu" the use Of said water Co another
person who may Layo contracted Cor It- u.o Ou the
promises. ur tulymrut occupied by him or hog when
Dis OF Dor hydlNnt ur pipe b. ont of repair
Passed Iua 20 1850,
Tho above law wll b. rsay enforced against
au persons violating it
JAS WYATT,
juna.I-lW uporrtyldnut ~ Water Works
rB- uH pigu peaso copy.
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$50 REWARD.

1 WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR An
! DREW WHO runaway Com me ou the 25tN of
May, 1852 un aHuctmes passes by ue name uI
JACKSON. being nam. ANurw JACKSON. Io Is of %
dark copper color rather above mod um hs .llt /,
and win weigh about li5 undsi Nus rather uuWH
look when spoken to, lac lg worry tBua ut being 100
company with white M %, and ul dpuht will try Co
get in the camps with the - .diers
Will pay the above Reward 90 any Fcuou RNINrr.
ug him o. me. ur for his guuHH, Hsut l ia 30 that
] can Eot him. My residence b. l0 nj es west OF
Mlri o".h ro, rutherford County. Tom, gua mil,s
south of Smy rua Depot
Juuy -GrJ, lsg1-oif BORING
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General buffers orders respecting the
treatment Of gucrillas is as stern as his
previous ones.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or GUILE
New ORLEANS, June r..
You ask me what shall be done with
gucrillas. They should be captured,
tried at the drum-head by military COM
mission, and every man shot, their houses
burnt, their property destroyed, and eve
cry means taken TO show them that they
are enemies of the human race, not sol
diers, but mudcuers and land pirates.
There is only one way in which you can
err towards them, and that is by o want
Of prompt severity,
BY order Of Mai. Gen BurIEr
fSignedI i. E. DAVIS
We shall not be surprised, however TO
hear of some conservative member Of
Congress proposing to treat gucullas as
prisoners Of war and TO release them In
all cases when they consent to take the
oath
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A London medical journal states the
case Of man who lived a whole year az
ter his backbone was broken, Ncmcn-
ton this as an encouragement and con-
ISOLATION TO the Southern Conledepcy.-
L5wu.Us Journal
SHAKESPEARE tells us OF men who lived
after their brains were out Womout0n
this as an encouragement 20 the Southern
Cnnladara-E.
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We saw am enraged teamstog 1imns-
fsrug a1Hs 10 an iutractbIc mule the
other day The mule didn't treat them
as more binding than the violent rebel
leaders do
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Ia reply to S.P, ImBru's charge
that the Louisville Journal refused TO
publish his denial of the violation of
Union graves by some Franklin rebels,
which denial Col CAMPBELL proved to be
false in our issue of yesterday the
Juua' says:
n Mr. Ilildrcth signed his name 20 any
such paper il never reached ms; we re-
cciycd several anonymous dcuials, or from
persons we did not know, of which we
took mo- notice. IL Afforded ms no pleasure
TO make the charge, while it would have
been source of unbouudcd satisfaction
could we have denied il ON responsible,
authority.
SoMr II. tograuIy the parents of some
rebel girls, we presume, has, as we sus-
pectod, exposed himself to a ruinous fire
OF facts Sic TRANSIT Mr. uupBum
A correspondent asks us if our "pco-
Piles large are for the Union" They
ought to bo. None but those who are lor
tle Union should haa t FlUf
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Attention, Ladies
JUST WHAT YOU WANT !

Il NE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED Of THE COR
1 NhR Of Church and Vine StT cfE, tho manu-
factory OF LADIES BOOTS AND SHJtS, OF every
variety and description and soc't' call from thos,
who want good work and elegant OTIS.
Juu12l-lmf NJ PICARD.
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3RW advertisements.
THEATRE.

Military Comedy and LlugNbR Farce
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who will sturdily back up the govern.
ment, and carry the banner Of Indiana
into every battlefield, until this accurs-
ed aud causeless war is ended.
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=. G. MERCER, Editor.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, 1862

British sympathies OF the secession
ists-RemhTks on british NeWspo'
peTs ana Politicians,
, 1862-02-27
Business Cards.

LOUISA KORTER,
DEALER in
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries Of every
variety, Hardware, &c., de.
ALs0-Bakibg in all rs branches, Confectionery, &c.
Any article called dr and not in store will be ordered and
obtained in the shortest possible time for the
4-S5:iy sTEILAoooM, M,w.T.
NACHESS HOTEL,
At the head Of KeRCh's Wharf, steIIaeOOn1.
RECENTLY NEWLY FITTED UP AND REPAIRED.
Board without lodging.
SnEe meals al ali hours Of the day and night 80 cents each
ss:im Mrs. ANNA CARNEY, Proprietor.
J.V. MEEKER,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
steIIncOOm. ". T.
Calls from distance respectfully solicited and promptly
attended TO- Address through the Post Once at hI' pase
Terms moderate. 8-39:d
P.J. MooREY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, &e,
sTEILAcoOM, W.T. 1Otf
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFncB-cOrner of Commercial and Main streets,
sTEILAcOOM. Lily
$. MccAw & co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hardware, TInwRre, CrOckery, DC.
III llaRat NaFuAa fnF ah
lily -I'Os'N '''"'' 'A'D sTElLAOOoM, W.T..
GEORGE GALLAGHER, ~
DEALER IN
STOVES, HARDWARE, TLNWARE. AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
Sly stsIIacOOna, W.T..
CHARLES #. ROBBINS,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Jgps, Presses, PriRiag aUafsfiaI,
INKS, GARD STOCK, &C.,,
Nos. al to 4I7 Clay street,
OPPOSITE ERASK BAKER'S
WIN. FAULKNER & SON.
I32 sansORe St..
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
Agents for James Conner sons
u. =. TYPE FOUNDRY,
And dealers in all kinds Of
PRINTING MATERIALS
Printers will end to their advantage to call on Us before
PuienAsns. P's =
C. CROSBY. n. CROSBY, JR. L. c. GRAY
c. CROSBY d co.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE
AND DRY GOODS.
Saf Tum Water, w. +.
BALcH & WEBER,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers in
PUGET SOUND LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
Cargoes furnished for Export on short notice.
Stewart street, near Folsom,
SAN Francisco, Cal, and
sTEIAcooM, W.T.
Vessels running regularly between San Francisco and Ste
accom-. l-Sm
A. n, oLMAx, .. SMITH,
a. M. GILMAN & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES AND
LIQUORS,
No. 81 Front street,
1-3m SAN FRANCISCO.
II. II. BANCROFT. A L. BANCROFT
II. II. BANCROFT q CO.,
Publishers, Booksellers and StatiOneFS.
One Of the largest and best assorted stocks Of Books in
every department Of literature, and staple and fancy Station
cry, in the United States.
No. OOo Montgomery street.
san FrancIscO.
S. McCAW g. co.
, 1862-02-27

HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PnLs.-The treat.
ment pursued by Professor Holloway for the
cure Of wounds and ulcers is the most simple
and certain in its effects. Il has been tried by
hundreds Of thousands, and never been known
to fail; by the administration of an internal
remedy, (the Pills. he drives disease out, and
by the administration Of an external remedy
the OintmenO he heals wounds, ulcers, and
the worst of external disorders. BY this cele.
brated treatment, Also bad legs and ulcers are
cured, even when they have been upwards Of
twenty wears standing.
, 1862-02-27

The Panama Railroad steamer Columbus was
lost at Point Remedies; she had a cargo valued
at 81 SOC, ,O0O mostly English goods. Her pas.
sengers came on the Northern Light
The Northern Light brings go packages Of
| cotton from Acapulco. ..........
Capt. Richie. of the q. s. steamer Sdrande,
had all his officers under arrest at Acapulco.
..-. WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.
| Private letters from Bishop Hughes and Thur
| low Weed to Mr.. Seward give very hopeful
| views Of our relations with England and France.
Gen Denver has been confirmed General Of
Division in the army Of the Potomac.
CHICAGo, Jan. 90.
| In the Senate, yesterday, Senator Browning
proposed resolution inquiring into the expedi.
tncy of investing foreign born soldiers in the
Uuion army, not naturalized, with the rights Of
citizenship.
1t is Judge Swain, Of Ohio, who has been ap.
pointed to the Supreme Bench, and not Swan, as
telegraphed.
Fort Pulaski has been abandoned by the reb.
els and will be occupied by our troops.
| James Morril, member Of the Massachusetts
| Legislature from Amcsbury, was killed to-day,
at Ameshury station, by Carr.
Ben McCulloch is assigned to the command
Of Division Of cavalry in Virginia.
Dispatches received fon Southern papers
say its all u lie that ZollcofFer was whipped.
They assert that reports in Northern papers are
mere ruSe on the part oi Wall street to bolster
up Fcd,ra .e, iis
| In anticipation of the attack on North Caro-
| lima by BurnSde's expedition, draft has been
made Tor one-third of the enrolled militia Of
eighty three counties.
Gen. Sigcl is to have an important command
on the Potomac.
The House has stricken out Of the Senate bill
the recognition Of Hayti and Liberia.
The bodies Of ZollicOffer and Baltic Peyton
| have been en balmed, and will be sent to Bow.
ling Green by order Of Gen. Thomas.
-l.. CHICAGO, Jan. 2sth.
Gen. SarcOutha is at Washington in behalf oil
Mexico, and authorized to settle all questions
and negotiate treaties with the United States.
Adviccs from Mexico confirm previous nc.
counts of the union of all parties and an inten.
tion to make common cause against the invaders.
Reports are rife of the capture Of the guerrilla
chief jeff Thompson.
.r.-.....-... - NEw YoRK, Feb. 0.
| The Assistant Quarternaster Of the Burnside
expedition is here chartering more steamers and
| saillnS vessels, IN winch TO forward ordnance
and cornmiSsary stores; He reports the health
of troops good.
WAsurNGroN, Feb. 0.
The special dispatch to the n. Y. Herald states
that Mr.. John Parker Consul at Honolulu, has
arrived, and informs the government that agents
had been sent to England to hypothecate the
entire group Of the Sandwich Islands to Great
| Britain.
The bill making appropriation to support the
Military Academy has passed.
The amendments Of the Military Committee
bill, defining the pay and emoluments Of army
officers, was also adopted.
A skirmish occurred yesterday afternoon, in
Occoquan county, Virginia, in which four rebels
were killed.
, 1862-02-27

~ The Mission Wooden Mills use WHEELER WILSON'S
Sewing Machines in making up OVershts, Coats eul A..
they from forty 70 any constantly and are thnIns
cot the anest goods IN the market. fa l.fsf
, 1862-02-27
NOTICE.

TUE UNDERsleNEDG GIVE NOTICE HIlAl
they desire ~ peana indebted q then % c. enl nall
ssumeni WIN resronce 10 proupt paymrnii uh11A 60.
rye and cattle un b. bourt aec6unl ~. =
We iaFiheF lse nsilcs tlt dalfs alp III1T 1I1M
70 cuIiomrFa. and tat. uhls rgIU ouf n1l y 81
eomnodale them. EEL uoad b. min1l y olflisn =
confines he uyslsm lonarf
slsAasosn, ssps. q, issa slfI
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The \. Y. Express says:-"I It appears that
some time since several Italian officers who
held commissions, III the Federal army had re-
signed, and subsequently arrived in this city,
where they now remain Some Of these gen
tlemen, who We're thorou ghly acquainted with
Mexican affairs, and the scarcity OF soldiers to
defend that Government, started tie move
ment Of enlisting recruits for that service. -
They had, it is said, the sanction Of a pron1~
nent Mexican gentleman vino offered TO provide
transportation for each volunteers they might
enrol. These italian officers, succeeded IL
inducing several to join the Mexican army, Or
at least to leave the city with that Object
The recruits were provided with first class pas
sages 70 California, and were to proceed thence:
via Sonora, to tie Capital OF Mexico, but It IS
extremely doubtful if any Of them ever lett the
land Of gold for the Mexican battlefield, so the
probability is that the prime movers Of this
enterprise have been foiled III their efforts to
strengthen the Mexican army. The last steam
er to California, took out SIX OF these recruits,
and there are about eight more 10 sail III the
next # the officers engaged Ill this new
movement brought it properly to the notice Of
the police authorities, there is not the least
doubt that thousands here would ointhe Mex-
lean Army on paper, if they could only obtain
a first class passage 10 California, where they
would no ,toubt remain it is considered pro
bable that the government will, however, put
a ban on this new movement and Investigate
its origin and progress. .
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WHAT rs IT,?

IN regard &c

It I; c 7, K A UFll AN & CO.,
E1HE MEN who are selling every description
I Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS Dry
any dealer in their line. It is hardly necessary
to designate their place Of business, for almost
everybody knows It; but, tor the benefit Of strait
gers, We will state that they can be found at G2
King street, second door from Royal street.
reputation for chcapness is not undescrved. Their
stock embraces everything that is wanted by H.
dies and gentlemen, misses and boys, and infants,
ard they operate upon he principle th!t,
II I|intJie Strpence IS better titan Slo:u SAil~
liug"
unrivalad stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Dry Goods. Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Talises, &c,
HECuT, KAUFMAN s CO.,
~ l6--lm No 81 King street.
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1870" ,.,~' ,,,.,;vs,l At the War Department this
p'' r..5 o7,r s8rERs AMY OF T1Rc1S1A,
's~>D ,!u(y 9th, 1862.
~, r Il Stanton, Secretary OF Nar:--A
..,.,. .x,edi1ion, sent out by Gen. King on
|, 2}3 from fredericksburg, returned lasteve-
.,oo rarIv Yesterday morning, they met and
3.ts.fed a body Of Confederate cavalry about
.ona hundred strong, stationed near Carmel
ahnr,h On the telegraph: road from Fretlericks
.bara 10 Richmond. burnt their camp and SIX
c.r. loaded with corn, and broke up the tole-
y,a,,, to (1ogdonsviile. An hour later, large
l5l]v Of Stuart's cavalry came up to attack
tbem. These, too, were defeated, driven across
tba North 1lnn river, and pursued until within
s;;ght Of Hanover Junction. Several prisoners,
alorge number Of horses, and many arms were
Brought back,
. ! march d seventy miles, and the encounter
and defeat Of TWO bodies Of Confederate caval-
~. was accomplished in twenty-nine hours,
IaD1 without the loss Of q man.
FL have rot yet received the names Of the
eonnandi18 olic3r and troops who have thus
distinguished themselves, but will transmit
them to you as soonas particulars are received.
The damage done to the Virginia Central
road on the expedition Of the 10Th is not yet
TeDaire0
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AT her residence near Marlboro, Md, on
Thursday last, Mrs MARIA CHEW, rcict OF
the late Philemon Chew, esq, il the 72nd year
Of her age.