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THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1869.
GENEALOGY OF THE NEW CONSTI-
TUITION.


4 portion Of the Democracy Of the State
are taking high patriotic ground against the
adoption ofthe intamy, yclept the new con-
stituion. Hon. Charles Walker Of this
city, q life long member Of the Democratic
party, on taking the chair at the meeting at
Warmers Hall, on Tuesday evening, com
menced his speech against it BY saying that
he was satisfied it It was conceived in sin
and brought forth in iuiquity." 4 more
apt and pithy description Of its origin and
bv natural consequence Of its character, the
wit Of man cannot devise While the pa
triotic war Democrats all over the state
were rushing to the standard OF their coun-
trv. the scheming wirc-workers OF the
narty-those who were members
Of OF sympatl1izers with, the Knights
Of the Golden Circle, and who
like the editor Of the Chicago Times were
determined to get up fire in the rear OF the
armies Of the Union, as the Republicans in
the Northern counties from the highest
patriotic motives, divided the del
erstes with their opponents-managed
10 ret control Of the convention and the
constitution they have offered the people
for adoption is worthy Of its Infamous pa
rcntage, In the expressive language o1
tIr. Walker, it was conceived in sin and
brought forth in iniquity." To confirm
this we again ask attention to the analyst:
of its provisions published in yesterday
mornings issue.
The scheme to pay such old, infamou.
swindling claims as the R1cA1lister ane
Stcbbins bonds; to drive all capital out O
the State and to corrupt the Legislature BY
unsettling the rights Of parties under al
future charters; the utter tumble it intro
duccs into the Judiciary Of the State; th'
yast increase Of the officers, and the add
ton Of more than TWO HUNDRED ThoUsANl
DOLLARS per year to the taxes Of the pee
Die to run the State Government these
and score Of other yillainous provision
that might be named abundantly prove th
Justice Of 11r. Walkers remark The per
plc Of the State without distinction Of part
owe it to themselves and to their childre
to bury the unclean thing out Of sight 70
ever. Let their Overwhelming condemn
ton at the ballotbox stand as warning
political jugglers for all time to come,
, 1862-06-05
OUR KANSAS LETTER.

m~nges in Miitar!-1ne Ne.o and the Old
d7Tests Of Border Rnt7ans-The Indian Er-
pdttion-John Broon, Jr's., Sha,pshoosers.
, 1862-06-05

The ram feet is now complete, the steamer
Switzerland having just arrived. She was IN
fortunate enough to run upon sand bar just
above osceola, yesterday, where she iay al
With the sid Of one or two Of her own class Of
steamers, she was got off without having re.
ceiyed any material damage. The number Of
rsms now here is nine, as follows: Monarch
Tn. Sampson, Horncr, Alingo, Switzerland
and Queen City, all composing psrt and por-
1ion Of the army department Of the aotilla,
under command Of Col Elicit
, 1862-06-05

News of the reported occupation Of Coriuth
ly Gen. Halcck, and the flight Of the rebels,
was received in tho tlotiliay ayesteraay forenoon,
upen the arrival Of the n1all steamer De Soto.
s
generally credited, and created the utmost
good feeling and enthusiasm wherever pro
mu]gatcd. It appears inexplica5le 10 us here
that the rebels should have been allowed *
eyacuatc without battle. But if they hav,
evacuated, the fact makes the amends. vi
| shall soon move for Memphis. It has all alon!
| been stated that We could not possibly g
South until CorintA was fixed affair. Eof
| when shall We goe Soon, hope IT.
, 1862-06-05

:. Capt. Brown has resigned the command Of
fns ef9mpan5t I9f three onhs pa he has
u,atism. through which lie is made lame
Lieut.. George II. Hoyt, who was arrested by
sturgis, because he vas q friend Of Col Jen-
nison, is now in command, having been elected
captain and received his commission Is such.
He left with lis regiment for Mississippi on
Thursday. The relations existing between Of
fcers and men in this company arc Of more
intimate and fraternal character than usually
attaches to military character. The idea
Which..animated them in enlisting has ennobled
aud exalted their whole conduct. Captain
Brown is very much beloved, and the fact Of
his resignation WAS received with pain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26
HORTICULTURE.

HVkTTtI HUME.
For best specimen of each of the fol-
Ibwinr varieties,
For best five stocks of celery, FIVE stalks
of rhubarb or pie plant, ten table
turnips, ten table carrots, ten table
boets, ten table parsnips, five ruta
bagas, ten onions, three heads of
oabbages, ten tomatoes, three Hub
bard squashss, three musk-melons,
three citrons, trhee pumpkins, six
ears of sweet corn Five dollars are
appropriated fer distribution in pre-
DIulnS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26
Awarding Committees.

Awarding Committees.
Bulls, Bull Calves, Cows, Heifers and
Steers,
p l.. Hill, Gould,boro,
\. RIcHARDsoS, fremont,
.IoEL EMERY, Eden.
Oxen, Town Teams and Drawing,
WN. II. Card, Franklin,
JOIN HARDEN, Trenton,
JosEPH GRINpLE, Penobscot.
Horses,
Dir. ALEX. FULToN, Bluehill,
JosEPH SAUNDERS, Orand,
II b. CUNNINGHAM, Ellsworth.
Sheep, Wool and Swine,
II. 5. TREyErr, Trenton,
JOIN ARMSTRONG, Ellsworth,
OrIs W. HERRIcK, Brookin.
Poultry,
EBEN CLARK, Hancock,
II. o. THURsroN, Scdgwick.
As no premium has been offered for
Poultry, the Committee can award such
gratuity as they may deem cxpedieut.
Trotting,
f II. GEEELY, Ellsworth,
]. b. BRADLEY, BuckspOrt,
+. l. PARTRIDGE, OrlaDd.
Garden Crops,
X. II. b. Moon, Hancock,
CALVIN kIsGMAN, WaItbam,
Saml BABsoN, Brooksyile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26
Fruits, Flowers, Bread, Honey and

Fruits, Flowers, Bread, Honey aud
Sugar.
REv. 5. TESNEY, Ellsworth,
SAM'L MERRILL, Surrv,
Mas. J j, LANGpoS. Ellsworth.
Manufactures and Farming Implements.
john L. Moon, Ellsworth,
JOIN GRANT, Bucksport,
;. I. DoNSEL, Franklin.
Ladies Manufactures,
Mas SAN'L WATSON, Surrv.
Mis-. SAM'L SPRINGER, Franklin,
Miss ELIZABETH JARVIS, Els
Butter and Cheese,
j. L. PEARL, Delham.
SANL DuTruS. Ellsworth,
J. b. JOHNSON, Sullivan.
Field Crops,
CHARLES Joy, Surry,
Il. SIlsDY, ID Aurora.
JONI Parsons, EaStbrook.
Fish,
H. 5. BoYSroN, Trenton,
DANIEL krNHtt, Mt. Desert,
HORACE DCRGIN, fremont.
Miscellany,
L. q W. DepGr Bluehill,
J. II WEST, Franklin,
u. Z. NARCYES, Elem
JEssE nrrroH, Ellsworth,
JouN p. L,NGnoN, do.
CHARLES JOY. Surry, Trustees.
WV. TnoNrsoN, w. Trenton
WM. IL. SARGENT, Sedgwick,
Cot. J. W. JOINS, Marshal.
\. VI. GLIpnES, Secretary.
Ellsworth Aug. 10Th, 1862
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

To obtain premiums the fruit must m
all cases be raised by the exhibitor, and
named and labelled.
The committee to have power to with
hold premiums unless merltprious.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

1. y. q. !: !" !
~ TmE peculiar faint or
infection which va
St9 call SCRorrLA lurk,
" TE IN the constitutions of
- ~ %f.~sA multitudcs of men II
- ~ ILS& < either produces or il
IN produced by an en-.
- e. - fcchlcd, yitiatcd state
>. !. !. !: !: !" i: i. j !;
| /, - Ia Of the blood, wherein
Il - that fluid becomes in.
g., w <sslinS competent to sustain
- gHEVJ5sNIF the vital forces in their
- - II = : - vigorous action and
;. - - -~,2<-S .~tcavos the system TO
S<-.,---'-- fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous contamination is va
riausly caused by mcrcurial disease. low
living. di>ardered digestion from unhealthy
food. impure air. Nth and filthy habits
the depressing vices. and. above ALL bv
tie vcnertal Infection. Whatever he IT,,
origin, il Is hereditary in the constitution
discerning from parents 10 children unto
tie Third and fourth generations; indeed, il
seems 20 b. the rod of Him who says, II will
Wit the impurities Of the fathers upon their
Children Tie diseases it originates take
various names. according To the organs il
attacks. In TIE lungs. Scrofula produce,
t4aereigs, and finally Consumption in tho
gltHl,. swglines which suppuratc and be.
oa1ua uterrauS snrts, in the stomach and
bowels. arrangements which produce indi-
crsfi5H. dyspepsia. and liver complaints on
The skin. ceaFtiHe and cutancous affections.
Ihgsr. all having the same origin. require tho
same remedy. VIZ, publication and nvisors-
ton Of tie hlu"l Purify the blood. and
ti---s dame. -ftfI4 tiisfpylrpr, leave Won Xy;,L
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

MISCELLANEOUS.
Any article not embraced in the above
schedule, which may be exhibited, will be
examined BY committee and a premium
awarded according to its merit But ex-
hibitor must attach card thereto, marked,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

The Hancock Agricultural Society offer
the following premiums, for their Fifth An
nual Exhibition, to be holden on the Far
Grounds in Ellsworth, SPIT. Both and Oct
LIST, and ID. 1859
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26
We Keep on hand, and for sale
Nv Ell ES,

EXTRA LARGE, LETTER and NOTE, Of various quail
tiles
WEDDING, plain, fancy and The : test large size.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

B L A N K S
We have the following Flank. on hand and f,r sale
DEEDS Mortgage, warrantee, Quit Claim Admintstra
tors and Town Treasarrris
TRIAL JUSTICES writs Complaint and Warrant
SIiERIff's Attachment, real and personal;
CERTIFICATES, Supervisors, :. :. Committee and
Town CLERKS, and Certificates of Marriage;
Writ Bonds ReIlevin Bonds Justices Trustee Writ CT
tation Ia Creditor, Bill Of GALE
Town Orders, Bills of I'ding, Drafts, etc etc, etc.
AL pthers supplied TO order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

DRAWING.
Best exhibition of strength, and disci
pline of one yoke Of oxen, s 90
Second do 90
Best exhibition of strength and disci-
pine one span Of horses, $ M
Second do %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

TnE peculiar faint or
infection which We
call ScHorrLA lurk,
in the constitutions of
multitudcs of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-
icchlcd, vitiatcd state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in.
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

SMALL FRUIT.
Best success in the culture Of small
fruit, satisfactory statement
to be given, > 0C
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

YIELD CROPS.
Those competing for premiums on field
crops must exhibit specimens of the crops at
the Fair, the specimens to be marked FIELD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

NY FOIs0H giving SATISFACTORY FFOO1
Of having made the greatest
amount of butter per COW in
his dairy during the months
Of June and July, 3 90
Best specimen Cheese, not less than
10 pounds, . 90
Second do 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-26

1T LIS.
Best pure bred Bull one year old and
upward, ) 90
Second do. 3 UO
Best bull or bull calf, grade or
native, ? 90
Second do. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11

Richmond Fire Association.
onesRo. It's Main (Sortheas corner Of 1lth sirssiJ
Rchmond, Va
CHARTERED 29iH MARCH, 1881
gNyHB and reliable nstu'iOn with ample Capital and
tngent carefully vegso, continues 70 Iasure Slaves
RuiIdings hNndise OF every description, Iouse-
mold Furniture and Fauiy Wearing Apparel Vessels.
Cargocg and Freight, 1.-THE lowest current Loser
adjusted and paid With ~ possible despatch.
DIRECTORS
David ourrie, Robt N. Burton,
Obns n WORKMAN, TranIia J. BarneA
Joi a n Claiborne John HihsL
John ]. Wilson, ThoLIl REnt
Ilsxand er Garrett Geo. u 6uahmu.
Peter O. warwick.
DAVID ouRRIl. Prur
JoHH J. wnsoH, Treas'r.
Y BponEA see'y deal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
WUNI' a JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Adj Agents sale OF Manufactured aud Smoking Tobacco
500 packages nov Coz SALE seiZ-eu
FWnchsstar Republican, stanton Spectator, and Preder
ekstus Ness wr copy and send bu 20 Wing once
UNUVNF & NOtRV OSsS ''uORSK Tonic, Fox
Improving the Condition of Horses HnG
Ma-a, ri1ag them appetite AID Relieving tsem OF Bots
sld Wo-s all gr'tt and Dsemper And'ah Disease
81 ubch horse subject internally fhH Horse T0nc gives
th appetite 1y coat 81 hdr and cal be len On amer
Inc snima IMP owed without Ms ng bis hrst Poo-
condition Used extensively since is turotuetloa
ah5l iour ago. this city ant an OF the STATE Of Viz
sua North Ca-'H Nes to a. u aost every quarter OF
Az Ualan-And che M md Is steadily ncressin
In. Horse TOMS h gyen Universal satisfaction As Tar As The
suhscrber able % ascertain HcAnos opinei Of TIE
urncl9a d-1xgs STATE, and o. JAS P DUAL Drug
-. p-,r.--tBr knH Manufacturer. seq
LYrARH CAPSi Military Caps :! JoAN
Nj DOOLET 1Ts-, wholesale an RstN . the ah;ary
Puoue seuey, hs barge stcek OF Home Manufactured
cool. sy anS BAc<Ctlet and Fatigue style Caps
be Al a. MS ahs1mal On favorable terms In any ciy
n H. souta PArcl,r E'a desired tne slack Military
g.p. h j. M Gles. turkh, zai wAEns Cap snuf-c
raTd 8avag rNnd got uppy o. stock the mAaaiacare
Of Dras Hats hc WnCSs ani Retail traie WI be c0nnu
eI JOHN DJO.Cy. No $! Main S-set, achmoad Va, ssO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
APRIL, IS6I.

DRY GOODS.
NVERCHkrs visiting hs city Sih uss of nlkng Pzrchsses
M are respectfully solicited examine STOOD Of Day
GOODS. We ofcr Tor sale:
Sd balc BruEn Sheeungs and shirtngs
OsnAbUrEs,
50 Gases Bleschei sheetngs and ShirtnsA
sOhalss Plaid and striped OsnAhargs,
SO pieces striped and Plaid Domestel for slrvknA
50 bAles nc<nga
50 Denins and 8tg.pei ehirtaga
ERyI5O eases Fancy Prtnts,
s. Cctcnades,
10 Cooscd CRlbr.sA,
q Kcutu-sv Jeans AndTweeia
snAa zzs sssoeas Heavy fine Linens for gents
Ilre Lawn PiSln Striped snd Eriorcid
cred Bertges eopuns C,tls Casseres Vin &c, &c,
Al vheA sen very the cash Aad prompt trade
rLLErTs& DEEWRY,
n Pezri streeL
Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
- TOuEADs OF DEPART

To HEADS OF DEPART
MAA MENTs AND AsslSrANCs-I would peg 70 Invite the
Of Departments Of the various branches OF
the ovsrnsn Conrie-Ate states nov In Aehnonti 70
my large extensive sock cf .soOs RSpCr, station
cry, Envelopes, BLANK Cooks, Ace Shea 81
furnish them fAlr prices.
r. prepared e1scat Bndng and the nanuaet1e OF
Hank BoE Of tsssE don In e best Anes Sad Al TIE
lowest prices. A NORRIS,
Pubhlher and Bookseller,
les ~ Main Strset Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
RICHMOND WING.
The Daily wink IN RiehmOnd-Pny the Car

The great demand for The DAILY WHIs within the city,
as well BY regular BY trapsent readers and the dit
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
BY carrying system adapted only to Office subseFP-
iona have induced Us 70 resort the only feasible
mode of managing large city circulation to wit; that
Of prepayment to he Cdrrtaa From this date, there
fore no subscriptions for the WHs to be eft within the
city will be taken at this Oce, ard all persons indebted
for subscription to the present time within The city, are
requested to call at the office and settle their accounts.
The Carriers will Of eoue, continue to deliver the pa:
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
sane at the rae Of fifteen ccnts per week The public
Will nov understand TIA, all restriction upon the sale Of
the WHls by Carriers within the city is removed, and
tina, an Who wan. il may buy h from the Carriers or have
left for them At their residences places Of business
Ss9tsuBcr l6h, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

- PEcAL notice the aty ard comfy DE want OF any
- Goods would 40 reliby calling at No. 81 n IN street
Having very large stock Of Prints LEas Jaconetn OrsAn-
d p aud hgured Rsreges bak AMI colorsd silks shATD
mi Sissehed and brown shirtng and sheeng, Cassi
ees and Keniaeky Jeans striped and domestic ier N sn ana
s-vsE. Il aes' eaters Morocco, Kd and OAfekn Shoes
Msses snd Ohdreu Shoes Of every size ami quAny Linen
and Coton Goods for and boys Ladies' SILK and Lille Ihrdsd
Gloves AZ eents; M SIN 70 50 es Linen bossIns
cents Irish Linen. IS ST& and % CENTS Parssos iun
sua styped a. cents; swiss Cambria and JAeonet M a.
NAL bue Aad white TAreAn Astounding low prices the Finest
oaubrc worked Bands and Collars at cost All those good1
aboye AID gre2; many numerous 10 mention one or
sle any more they bought before We
hare times had COMMENCED Be careful that you oonsto ine
right place. No. q Main Street. .r, .-n,,s,
nySl JOshrh sfAAOeN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
ia 'CfEE FARWERS "a VIRGINIA.

TEyHE sepsrA the Northern AID souh States lay
tar heous permanent S7 IL great neasur--
b. s1ppy me Sl stI BUTTER, Nld hATn, bcy-
eng gsi extensively 0 many r hAihseoi t-lss ak
~ rrry o. suggest prop y o. Seating yOcr Butter vel
bs1r pakns ani u puit-s up 10 tubs As a .; toP
l b00 AMI Ioad 10 market As ooa Afs pacng a. you
po.iby ean z1ld be pleased receive Il clliganrl
purchase tSoE1s ne hsheat rAEset Pres 2ai - lea eH
vey VII urIish y01 = A. the I1s-z Ekc pr
- or eul - ash pro1a9tv whatever aay be sent
m sonEiant NkI 10 % the Interest o b5t hs isI
myseh Iu1lI be a 90 receive any othcr eaanty
p-1ducc prn pa ottu 90 call your particular aiirn
uou satt-rug Large tzyr have ete7 seat hsrciofer
4, hs s1uF ron Nortl Eh Axe AZ Iurullt
selves eve ~ the fact that have been engage
10 bssnsss 10 his cts tlry-hve years. AT
tdN-feelag soaadrut Of siyins sAusfaction
sAaPsON JONES, gent,
Grocer AH1 C0a-a Ion Merchant
nuq-dke Cor dAi- ant s.h st. Echncrd. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
EFT q, ANDhEkSU
GOVERNOR STREET,

receiving fo- The pa Trade, CAEPstaE 0i oioiar sa
a tags Curtan G'cf C,r1ces Art BA1ds, N.atoH rlAtr
P.5.r Haagirgs CureJ B and uoss O.. sale prices
.rpets Crtar Beds Mattresses rad d order ,ao
- fJcl-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPEgINrENDEETs oFHIOE,
Redmond, July 3lst, lsGl.
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at ManAs
SaS, Stauntgn, &c, &c.
NHE practice Of ssndag large packages by the Mall Traius
becoming burdeusonr 10 the Tran brs des causing delay
caution TO eonane themselves 10
very packages they will he Of their beng e
beslde4 being subeott eTeress charges. -
nnq General superlniendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11

SODTR-SIDE EAELROAN.
an ANDAFTER MONDAY THE92d Az FsS
" gust, the passenger rrars, win As folews ~
EROh PETERSBURG To LYGCHBURG.
Mail Trsa daily $50 A. NJ reaches LynehSurg a'lats
EE. .
Passenger Train EtArs daily, except sund1ys, ~ Gts H.
rslshe5 Lynehbu-g Stl2:s0 A NJ
FROM LYNCHBuRG TO PETERsBURG.
hAnT=ala dAy at u A. NJ reaches PeeTsosfg ne IN
Passenger Trains SARA eLy except suadAyI a. 1880 p H.
reaches PeterSorrg a. 6GO A. n. -
with No daily trains 70 the spring. Knox
Vile, Nashville Memphis 4e.. 90 New Orleans.
E- TIL The expeditions route 70 all paris
u Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LoGsAns Ark and Texas
The City Point leaves Petersburg daily except Sunday ~
NJ u Noon AID Oy Point ~ $50 L. NJ, and 1850 p n
Extra GAnI . AL on all The Steam PAeke" When ne
;eua.y. 49,,
ANA General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-11
NV AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR rag SALE OF NsGROks.
y4F u1de-s yaeI rs DAY -1aunced ne Auction business
To- sale OF NkRose al We Auction Room On frAukhn
street, lately aocupi-d ~ BATS 4 GakGORi.
He s sen Negroes both Puolcy and privately, AID socs Tie
pAtro Az o'hs BLENDS the pubic gleaiy. He pledges his
--rsta promote re lrrrst % biz patrons and dses asr
uAi fron Us long experience r trade he viii be enabled o.
Obtain he hirhrsi rArketprce he vii make tbera advance
% ~ properly In hkHd-Ani prepared % board persons
ggr 10 re trade snd hsr IeryzuthAylg ample Gccou
5,el.iosr fsr BOTH z ID srOKEs,
Ga Franki!a, Srd door beou W al street.
Al - ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
PRICE TWO CEN TS.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY.
Gen. Garfield Completely Routs
the Rebels.
ANOTHER FOOT RACE.
THE ENEMY ABANDON EVERYTHING,
Be-, &C., Ac

CINCINNATI, March %, 1862.
The Catletsburg correspondent Of the Cincinnati Coss
nercia says that boat has just arrived from Psstop
bringing particulars OF General Gardeds expedition
to Pound Gap, forty miles beyond Piketon. sls
There were five Thousand rebels intrenched on The
summit Of the Cumberland Mountains at Pound Gap.
Garfield ascended the mountain with his infantry by un
fequented paths, aud whie his cavalry, by advancing
along the main road and making vigorous attack In
'front.' drew the rebels short distance down the summit
the infantry advanced along the ridge, and completely
routed them after fight Of less than twenty minates
The rebels abandoned everything =
General Garfield pursued the rebels six miles into
Virginia. and after quarering his night In the
captured camp burnt their barracks consisting Of sixty
log huts with large quantity Of stores. a
The rebels lost seven killed and wounded. Nobody
hurt our side.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

miles With aid of the glass, several cI the mortar
shells 20 expodeone, IN particular suihing
their earihwork sending Up column Of arr as hisn as
the tall cotton wood tree tops. 49,
their attention 20 Island No. 10, which they continued
90 shell until dark, bat with what success We couid ho'
learn.
The Kentucky shore is lined with tents for two miles
at the head Of Island No TO- glimpse Of the head o
the island is ali that perceptibe through the timber
Seven eight transports including the Ohio Belle ana
John Smonds could be occasionally crossing To and
from the island TO tho Kenuoky shore From all we can
see the Island is strongly fortified together with the
Kentucky shore the he ead and the foot of the island
From tbs Chicago Tribaue Correspondence.l
ISLAND No. 10, Mo-, March lG, 1862.
Got under way at daylight this morning dropped down
TO within range Of the upper battery and commenced to
them with the rifles Of the Benton, while the
mortar boats We're being towed into position.
THE FLAG OF TRUCE OUTRAGED.
Only couple OF shots were tired, when white flag
was seen To move violently from the work and TO con
pue moving until answered by white flag from the nag
ship. OF course nring ceased as did also all hostiie
operations, 10 the moving OF the mortars, while
tug carried Lent Bishop down to see what was wanted
On arrtcipg0t The tc0 he aasccyed that hcy ice.e
sgaasiag Tie wors doca the rire and d'd not to'M 70
comaunicdsc yth Vsd dirfy subte,fTge TO Gain time,
ckch fOti02ced p by The GrdDpus kotsttn9 White
Roq aud steoDiq to,cG,d tie rg from the island Lieut.
Bishop Of opnisn that time enough had been lost
and did wait for the Grampus, but steamed up for
the Benton; and the Granpus hauled down the white
flag and ran back under cover again.
Up TO this time rebel coors had been shown from
the battery but they went up, and the preparation
10 Sc. them down regularly and by approved methods
in position and engaged in throwing their terrible
thirteen inch shell. The Bentons ri1ed seventy fours
also opened FIRE with such skill that the rebels ran from
their work, and Their iag was covered with dirt ana
until fvSoclock IN the afernoor-the mortars expsnd
ing 40 Shells and the Benton forty one