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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

eS- NY the nse Of these pillsthe periodic attacks
Nervous or SICK HeAdaeho may be preyenisdi and 4
taken uttho CONNIE neenient OF an attack, immediI,
relief from Diin anil sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in remnving the Nausea nB,
Headache which females are 50 subject. ..
lbey eel gently ulon the bowels removing Cos
uveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, ant
all pefsOns OF sedeutFry h1blts, they valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone an,
ugof to the digestive organs, aud restoring their nau
ral ela,tieiiy aud strength ia the whole system.
Tie CEPHAllC FILLS ure the result OF long H.
yes'igauon and carefully conducted eNpernsnts hav
ing been many years, du ing Which time they h-v,
pievnied and relieved vast amount Of pain and snf
i,ring from Headache whether odsnNln5 in the ner
yOus system or a deTahee slate OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their competition
and may be taken ut all times with perfect salety
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
o. any dagreeable taste renders II easy TO adnaiae
them 10 children,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Rheumatism, eout, Liver comp,nint.

INnEPgNpENCE, Preston Cn., Va. 9Th July. 1850.
On. j. c, ArTR; sir, have been afflicted with pain.
ul cirunic RhrHm0tsm for long time, which halcd tho
skl u physicians, and stuck TO In spite Of all the
remedies could lnd, un tiled your Sarealara. Ono
bottle cured mo In two weeks, and restored my general
health so much that nm far better than beluro
attacked. think II ~ wOnderl lul medicine J. fREAN
Jules Y. Getchcl, Of So Tonis writes; al have been
afflicted for years with affection n The Lrcr. which
destroyed my Health. trr every thing and every thing
faie to relieve me; and have bceh ifukeishwn nan
Tor some years nom no other than dcTdngens af
he Lirer. My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. fspy adv lsed
mo TO try your Snsaparil because he said he krew you,
aud any thing you made worth trying. nv tho bless
lug oi God has cured aud has purified my ord
as to make new man Of NC. I feel Young ngnn Tho
best that can be said Of you T. not nf good cnorgh"
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NALuABLR REPORTS ON spsmstonhoa, Aad
other diseases Ofthe Sesaal Orsans and On The NEW
RENlEnlES emp ed IN The Dispeasary sent Ia the
m ieted IN scaled letter euVelope ed change Two
or thTse stamps toT po,age Wil be acceptable.
Ates., DR.. J. skiittN hOuGtlfoN, Aenng
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Leucorrbon or whites, Ovarian Tu,n or
uterine liberation, Female Diseases.

Dr. J. ID. $ Channng, or New York City writes I
most eheeriuy comply With the reqhst Of yar aeant IN
saving have found your SarsaInrilln most excellent
auelHtiVe ~ tho numerous complaints fur which ",
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oi tho Scroulous daihess. have cured many invctrr
ate cases Of LcurOrfca by H. anil where the com
PLANT was caused 10y uocy,i Of the isrH Tho ulccf
a,ion ITSELF was soon cured. Nong within my knowl
eaxo equals " Tor these lcipnle arrangements"
Edward =. Marrow, Of Newinry, Ala. writes 4 dan
gorons oroian ilu'or ono ef the females In my family
which ha dciod all the remedies could employ, hni
at length been completely cue by your Extract Of snr.
anraiia. Our physician thought noildug Int ext1a-
ton coul uhorl relief but he advised the irin Of y6uf
Sasnpnlla the last resort before cutting, and IL
proved enecfsi Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
uaa .f,t ,,aTlI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, rits. Epilep-
sy, Mechanically. NcMraIgia.

Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this mecne IL siimn
lntes tho vital functions into vigorous aeton and thus
disorders which would he supposed eyond Its
roach Such remedy has long hecu required by the
cessites Of the people, Hnd confident that this will
Io fn tlicm all tlut medicine can ,lo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
schirrus. Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries ana Exroiiation OF
tho Iiones.

great variety of have hcen reported 10 Ms whore
Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the use Of this remedy, but space here will ndmt
them. Some of them may be found In our American
Almanac, which tho agents below naucd pleased 10
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
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'W' THNNI7"I''N' 7 = HE''' ~ 1--WE " -
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
o,tIn Chansrry. Rooms, iu slnrer's New nlect .op
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ALtRID y. rALLEv.
81. hnthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipoIns.
Tstter snd salt thcuni, Scaid Head,
Ring worm, Sore Eyes. DrouaV.

Ningw worm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. nuhert ". preble writes from Salient NJ Y 12fh
eept 1859. that he ias cured R inyetelate cnso of
OroSy, which threatened TO terminate fatally ~ tho
persevering use OF our sarsaparia and ALEC dangerous
Malignant EYrpci1s hy largo doses of tho same. eny.
he cures tho common EuFlfoHs by It canstautiy.
Bronchoc.io, Goitre or SsyeIlos Nccls.
Zcbulou Sloan of Prospect, Toxas writes "hrco bot.
ties Of your snfalnrlln cured me from CIR hid
eous swelling On the neck, which had suffered foni
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D. El. EEorsI,

Attorney at Law, Tinic, Ohio
inloe 10 rhawhan's Now Dlogk. over shrivcrs store
fsLtu.tf
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q. ID. watson,

Attorney Mt Law. VIII attend
promptly 10 AZ tinh'nflegal business. Once IN Ton
mctcialRow, TiMu, Ohio nov5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
8 AYERS III
SarSaparil1a

.SafSapafllla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Ard 70, the speedy cure Of tho following complaints:
scrofula aud Scrofulo us kfrections,su a
ms TnuOrsy Ulcers. sores. Erpptions /.
Pfnipfcs, pustuIcs. Diotchcs, Boils,
B1ains, and all Sktn Dfseasess l
.. OkKLASp Ind. 6fh Jnnc. 1850
7. e. Avn a c.. Gents: feel u my duty To ac-
knowledge what your satsarafia Ina done fr me
Having Inherited scroulous Infection Lave suffered
from u various ways for years. Sometimes Il burst
out in Ulcers INV hands aud arms; sometimes n
turned inward and distressed at the stomach. Tvo
years ago It broke ont my head and covered my scap
and with witch painful and loaihsone
beyond description. tried many medicines and several
physicians bat without much relief from any thing In
fact, the disorder grew worse At length was tcoicc
to read m the uospci Messenger that yon had rregred
Alternative sarsalnrlln), Tor knew from yonr puta
ton that any thing you made must Le good. sent to
Cincinnati and got IT, aud used II I'LL Il cured me- ok
IT, as You ad'ise, IN small doses df tetspoonf over
month, and used almost tiree hotties. New ami osby
skin soon began 10 iDrm under the scab which amor
while fen OF Ny stu is now clear and Know h, nv
feelings that the disease has gone iron, NV erste, yo
can well believe hai feel what soyus whom ,eii
you, TINT hold you 10 De Of the apostles Of e nrs
and remain ever gratefully. Yours. 81
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Our Corsnth Csrrespsnde nee.

Our Corsuth Correspsnae nee.
CoRIvru, August -, 1881
7a,ngs Qssx--Cueallas Rampunt-A .Ssss7sish-Ocsesv
werssd 70 Mes ne Rsteis-THs Pssscy # As 0sss~-
nsswt--fsed;s0 Eneusses, Dc. dc. y t1te09 E
There has been change affairs here for thrsAse
days We still hear Of gusrllas every dsrecisa
The Seventh Kansas iaeunison's Jayhawksrs) nisa.
ably armed regiment, attacked or, more properly.
fei with body cf cavalry the 18th, while e
scout. aght Immediately took place, aud several =
The enemy were killed snd wounded. The ensmy 70.
treated into the weods and the SEVENTH having
tines could not follow them. This regiment IL becoming
very well disciplined and effective set OF msn anA
glad to the Quartsrmaster here to-day, proo
ing proper and clothing for them. We
very deficient in cavalry in this distriss,
most OF which "a good for nothing being poorly armed
and not drilled We need large force OF mounted mon,
armed with rides carbines and revovers who
tend with aud follow these gaerias the woods ana
be with them in their bushwhackins system rAs
geriias all armed with bnes shot guus and
have every advantage and ssbrss
in bush tight The rebel Armstrong has thousasa
Arkansas cavalry here, and travels with regular
wagon transportation. Hc threatened an attack On
Bethel, only miles from here the Mobile and
Ohio Road but regm down By Ccnseaa
Grant such good cause the gsn.ismas %
think better Of IT,
There has been in errupt,oa Of the regular
either road for some days, although have ccntosai
alarms.
Tho results of the high handed policy Of our govern
in .ns is pretty vdsut at This time "a ths
country through which army has passed hghsg In
the cost of Of thousands OF lives Companien
and bands guerss swarm Kentucky aud Tsnnessse,
raised among people thought our friends, and
whose fam lies Commissary department FED at the
expense Of the government OF the United States,
literally feeding and assisting bittevest ana
most dsadly enemies. This is actually tr0e
nave sean the families OF secessonss furnished with
couse tea bacon, SALT &C. lime aud again al tho bs ndS
OF tue federal offcisls Nov, II this c0nduct Will
not ooncilate these fellows what wiz NothlnG
,us making them feed and destroying thstt
propsyly - aions and close all chances
of .uch 1dinicuiss hi resr The Tennessee rivsr
i entire bocksded and steamboat has of guvernnens
aud private property been destroyed " imnenA
amoapt whore bus two or thise weeks ago we were >
possession every foot " grornd which the acts hve
besn committed. What IL ~ bs donsg We have 80 .
grand stsmpedc from Cornth Of those persons who nave
engaged 10 selling goods &c. Ia the soldiers esseA
al the Hebrew part or population, since ne order
OF General Grant requiring all pcrssns subject 70 ara Va
their own States be enrolled here and be drafted 80
corns to law Nearly all Of tbs shops are closed a.
ctizsns arc scarce ip comparison W week asc The
weather s hot but our twoops encamped mostly N
ths woods and take things very cooy, aud AL are ~
msrkabiy healthy. You VIII near Houi ms Wn'"sv1
anything OF interest occurs
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
Obttaary.
JuH,. A.. RtCARDO, N. y.


The AsA Brought inlsilgsncs Of the death of Mr. RI
csrds NJ the eminent tnglish advocate Of Tree trade
Mr. Ricardo vas tho of Mr., Jacob Ricardo, sud
neuhsw Of David Ricardo, the celebrated political econo
mat lie was born IN 1872 In London aud entered Par
Ia vssut u lsA member fos stoke which place he
has represented for ssverai years. Ne Of the
earliest advocates Of free trade connection with Mr.
Il r. yilliers, and he aided materially ia CARRYING ,h~
rspenl the Corn laws He made the Nav,gat,on
Laws hts particular study aud in ls47 he moved Cor
committee on tho subject and warmly supported the
repsal " the restrictions ou shaping Hc was Lhs
author ot well known work on THAT subject sud Do
voted much attention 10 tha question Of nritiine rights
in time of war He Chairman OF The North STAFFORD
aud Nor ~egian Railways and founded the Hcotrc Tale
graph Company, and " WAS through his energy and
ability that commercial telegraph rysteru sstab-
lshed Great Britain. When the value Or The nvsntlcu
luts understood much le-s appreciated be riskeu
n the support ~ The undertaking asti
success nnaly attained. He declined public tssts
nonai when he resigsd the obaIrmsnsnlp q thr corn
pany VIZ. Ricardo was much esteemed by his colleagues
the House OF Commons IN private life brs ma1
gcnia qualities procured him LARGE Sirus OF ffiendA
He accomplished Artlat aod ubsrsl pat:sn ~
ps.osiog Nd N,eratqs,
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
NEWS FROM NORTH cAaallHl.
Arrival ef shs Jersey RIue.


Arrival of the Jersey Blue.
The United steam Jersey Blue arrived
yesterday morning from Newbern n c. Sns reports al
quiet al Newborn Health Of troops good.
Among the passengers notice the name OF MAJOR
John Y Chambers, OF. the Twenty third Massachusetts
regiment and formerly well known member o. the
Boston press #n
rs 81 Our Newbern Corre spondcnee.
Nss 81 NEwRKRN, y. c., sept 8, 1859.
rAs Rebels Reou~o their ~Rsie-Capsws Of fow Resl
.Asowers-C Camp Cstrubamd- Of the TAird Nsw
xsvk Cdsairy Caftsaed--A .Saoces5Ss Scousfstst De
tescss-Near Wiiaimoon. de-. dc er
Il 10 reported that the rebel General Martini who
nnds the rebel forces in North Carolina u favorable
allowing persons 20 North who desire do and
Shas hs viii attempt 70 detain them within the rebel
HAerto there has bsen great difficulty in crossing the
ihes.
Lieut. Gerard, with detachment q the Marine aril-
sry the sunboat Hnzzar recently captured four
rsss schooasrs, while on reConnoissancs up the Little
Alligator river
Camp Contrsband for the accommodation Of darkey
as, b fas. approaching compilation under the super
ntsaAsncy Of George r. Kimbal of Nsshau, New Hamp
shire. Extensive buildings are being constructed as
ths camp presents 4 appssrance of comfort and neat
ness, and in III ssraneeant divided BY main avenue
tsas win BE soddsd ana Aid IN the form Of naaturs
gardens As practicable the negroes will be 70.
moved from this CITY, whore they are accumuasng very
rapidly, aud placed in camp. ..4 y. -.s
cerporai Bradley and privases Cssgm ana TApEd, Of
Company l. Third New York cavalry taken prison
BY the rebels while picket duty in the neishber-
hood Of Washington, N. C.
scouting party nndsr command of Lieutsnant C. A.
Lyoa First North Carolina Volunteers left Washington
N. Wednesday last, and near Indian Island cap
tured eleven prisoners.
On the 27h last month -four eontrabands boarded the
United taelsseamer Victoria, of the Wilmington block
ade, and from them CLEANED the following nlorma.
ton The rebels succeeded securing from wrecS;oi
the Modern Greece at New Inlet the principal portion
the guns on board that vessel The rebels have forty
guns mounted along The beach, at distance OF from
eneihird 70 haf mile apart" This latter item 90
heved 20 be in part correct.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
Arrival Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers tn
the Steamship Daniel Webster.

THE United states Sanitary Commission steamship
nanei Webster Captain Bcthen arrived this port
Friday night from Alexandria bringing ve hundred aud
ssbty-eigb, sick and wounded soldiers.
rhc Daniel Webster lert New York August To- and has
been since then rsnsportng troops from YORKTOWN and
Newport, News 10 Alexandria There were four deaths
during tina passage three whom buried Fortress
Monroe az roliews:-Ehwsrd Roonz, Company A, Tenth
Pcnnsylvsnis, September 4 A. Schlrwsaun, - Mime.
sofa, sepiembcs .; Jehu York, Company + Tenth New
YORK. September 3; Lieutenant n. = wright - New
York, September g. body on board
The following are tho officers attached 10 the steamship
Daniel wsbstsrg. II. Bethcn. Commander ~ :. Drsks
NJ d., Surgeon in Charge. James Ash. N D, Assistant
surgeon; A. X. Starswcathsr, ComInissagy.
Tue following list Of sick and wounded soldiers
nrought by the PANEL Webster
saurri Amory, Co X, gist Pennsylvania; Geo Agcr,
On path New York. J. ". Anderson, 90. a. IA wIscju
sim Geo. A'kins Go. X, 10Th Massachusetts, a. w. Alex.
xlder, 60 y TN OHIO; 9 Armstrong, Co X 18th New
York w. ~. Ashbour Co. y, 1ith Pennsylvania Jake
Ayerly. co. q, 2ist New YORK !. Aspmwa Co +, sth
Pennsylvania cavalry Erasmus Bulge, Co q, 18th Ohio
henry Bowser, co. y, 18th Ohio; Conrad Brandt
%. r. 10Th Pennsylvania; w d. Bsnon 20. q,
oeth PennsylvsnIa owen Bud Go. q, Goth New
York; Charles ,oi hsrl.'y, s Co. q "a Michigan; can
Massachusetts A. l. ButterieId, Go. X Berdans Sharp
shooter Jchn Brown, Co G, 22a Massachusetts, Epos
bray. o.. r., 7t Indiana Sergeant y. a. Bctts, Go q
18th New York; Charles Badger Co J., 18Th MasSaohu
sets NJ B1dser, Co. q, 7th Massachusetts Corporsi
W q Brown Go. y, Iih Pcnnsyteuta reserve. A. u
Benedict TO u. "a Bcrdsu Sharpshooters, sergsan,
n BriuOn, 60 o 2Jd New Yorki " ~. Bcnnstt, Co. IL
22d New York y " Bropck, Co. X, 4tth Now York
W H. Baser On. q, 18th New York, Charles Brown CO
5tb New 1efscy; John Bnljnow, To- q. lst Mich gan
cavalry Charles ynpcs. Co a, 26th PcunsvlvInia r.
Burrow, Go. y, 32d Massachusetts, w. iarker, Co.
q, l02d Pennsylvania :. 4. Birtpn Clirk's Indiana
battery George A. Bendcr 90. X, 62d Ncw York
Mathew Bishop, Co II is LING Island Jn0 Borar, Go.
G. 10th Pepnsy syvauia; Sergeant H. Bgss CO, 7, 10Th
New YORK. Sergeant J II. Bellows, 60 G. Goth penoyyl
vauia Corporal a. Bndd Co r ID Wisconsin, Corporal
D Black 90 q, Is long Island: y Barton, Co 4, "a
Masssc husetts j. Bancroft Go U Let pennsy yno
Blaf 90. g. i6tb Pennsylvania, g. u Brown,'o =, ctn
lnda cavalry W Billings, 90. A. SLh Peuusyivanis
reserve r O'Brien 90 X 10th New York Frank boyes
c. 4 20th New York Jno Bglcy Go y, 2bth one Cnas
Brgdcy, W, lat .Gonaecte0s csYsy Wm bNksssVV'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
NfoHT DISPATCHES
DESPERATE FIGHTING NEAR PERRY
WILLIE KENTUCKY.

PKRaYvILLE. Ky, Oct s--Erags's army At.
tackled Gen MeCook's corps near this place
yesterday The fighting was desperate. Gen
James S jackson, ex.Congressman Of Ken
tucky, commanding division, was killed
Gen Terrill Of virginia--formerly Of Teuill's
BatteFy--commSnding brigade, was serious
ly wounded. On two occasions the Sighting
was hand to hand The Donfsderatss were
greatly superior TO the Federals in numbers
MoCook was heavily re-enforced, and the
battle was resumed to-day The Sighting was
mainly done by General Rousssau's division
(fornerly Mitehelfs) Col Geo Webster, OF
the 9slh Ohio, acting Brigadier General of the
34th brigade, was severely wounded The
firing ceased about seven this evening.
LouIsvIiLE, October "a doubtful rumor
says that at the Close Of the engagement at
PerrYAille the rebels bad possession Of part
Of the field.
The Government, at an expense Of $780,
600, is about constructing hospital near the
House Of Refuge, capable Of accommodating
1000 men
Later from Perryuiile General Sheridan
Of Illinois ia reported killed-donbtful
Our loss is stated 1T 1000 killed and woun.
ded
The Confederate loss s not ascertained -
The enemy are north of PerryvIlle.
A general attack is expected Immediately
BY our troopa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM, WASHINGTON.

WAsHiS0ToE, Oct 9.--Yesterday General
Stable made a Reconnaissance TO Aldie, where
ne captured 80 or so prisoners whom he
paroled and also took several wagons and
ambulances
A large force OF rebel conscripts are at
Gordonsville which seems to be their main
gathering place.
The following General order has been
issued
General Orders No. l60.
HEADQUARTERS OF Tae Army OF the PoTo
MAC, Camp near Shdrpsburs, Nd, Oct 3,
1862 The Commanding General extends
his congratulations TO the army under bis
command for the victories achieved by their
bravery ct The Psssas of the South Mountain
and upon the Antietam Creek, the brilliant
conduct Of Rsnos and Hooker corps under
Burnside at turner's Gag and OF Frauklins
corps At Champion Pass, in which in the face
OF an enemy strog IN position aud resisting
with obstinacy they carried the Mountain
and prepared the way for the advance Of the
army won for the admiration Of their breth.
sen IN arms in the memorable battle OF Antie-
tam, VIC dsieRted numerous and powerful
Gruy Of the enemy in an action desperately
fought aud remarkable for its duration and
for The destruction Of life, which attended It,
tAS Oo~AuooAo Sto'ciy VI tuS uOOPe VI A1ooh
or, Manshsld and Sumner, the dashing gal
lantry OF those OF Franklin on the right. The
STEADY vslor OF those Of Burnside OH the left
and the vigorous support Of Porter aud Pleas
anton present brilliant spectacle to our
eountrymsn which will swell their hearts with
pride and exultaton.
Fourteen guns, thirty-nine colors, l5500
stand Of arms, and nearly 5000 prisoners
taken from the enemy are evidences Of the
completeness of our triumph. A grateful
country will thank the noble arOay for achieve
ments which have rescued the loyal States Of
the East from the ravages of the INVADER and
have driven him from their borders, while
rejoicing at the victories, which under Gods
blessing have crowned our eXertions, let US
cherish the memory of our brave commanders
who have laid down their liyes upon the bat.
tie field martyrs in their countrys cause
Their names will bs enshrined in the hearts
Of tho people.
BY command Of
Major General MCCLELLAN
8 WlLIIANs, Assislsnt. .Adj't General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
BUELL. ATTACKS BRAGG.

LoUIsyILLE, Oct 10, P. M.-Esrly yes.
terdsy morning Buell. attacked Bragg forces
at Chaplin Greek, in the imnediats vicinity
Of Perryvills.
A short but terrific fight ensued when the
rebels broke aud retreated rapidly over three
diverging roads southward
Our forces are in close pursuit and hope to
bag the latter.
At last accounts Gen Gilberts forces we're
10 the rear OF the rebels and some distance be.
low them Military exigeneies require suppress
sion of the name Of the place.
No futher accounts of tho losses ON either
side. Louisville is in great anxiety of excite.
ment respecting the fate of oursoldiers in the
pending battle
Capt Oldersbaw, Jackson's adjutant is on
his way hither from BardstoWn with the re.
mains of Generals jackson aud Terril and
Col Webster Of the seth Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
RECoNNoIsANCE.


NBw-YoRK, May 10 The Suffolk, Virginia
correspondent Of the Herald, Of the 9th inst
has the following:
] have highly important aud gratifying
Bewa from this quarter to communicate
The rebels had pushed their piekets some
distance this side Of the BlackWSter and had
grown quite boldlin their menaces Of this post
On Thursday evening" Maj Gen. Peck or.
dersd reconnoisAnee in force, which was
placed under command Of Col Spear Of the
ll0th Pc. cavalry Col. Spear started upon
his mission about . o'clock ond on Friday
drove in the enemy's pickets upon the main
body which was commanded by G. w. Smith.
A smart skirmish ensusd in which the Colo
mel had one Lieut. and Two Sergeants wound
ed. he succeeded however in completely
routing the foe and pursued him as far as
franklin, on the other side of BlAckwater.
The object Of the reconnoisanee was fully
accomplished and much valuable information
gained in regard to the strength and position
Of the rebel force 10 this quarter.
There is not rebel soldier on this side o
BlGckwAtsr and the probabilities are that
they will pol soon make another appearance
The loss Of the enemy was not asctrtained