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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

NEw YORK, March 25.-Further
Intelligence seems TO confirm the
capiur OF the Nashville, but slight.
ly damaged, aud gays Fort Macon
IL but very little injured.
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Legal Notice.

WiLLiAM WALLACE WELSH is hereby
w notified that un the i2,h day ~ Fet ri.
hry, A. u. iSd2 Sarah Wcf>h. ~ the county q z
Hancock and state ~ Ohio fled In tho Court
of C"mmnn Pl.as nf the said county Of Han
cock and state nf Ohio, u petition against tho
siid william Wallace Welsh. Charles Clark
Welsh and james Wellington Welsh, the object
ana prayer oi which petition il for the assign
nent of dover In said Sarah Welsh, IN the fol-
lowing premises. "f which her late husband
James Welsh, was seiLci during her cny.rturc
Win him. l"wIt: the said premises being sit
nate IN said r"uny al Hancock aud State ~
ONO, as i'howS: the east hali Of the SOUTH
west quarter "f section four. township two
north, range turbTe rast - containing eighty
acres "I hud also, the undi Yiticd unc.fnurtb
part ~ the south ch>t uHc h'ur'l 81 the north
east unc fourth ut section twelve, township
Two norm, RANGE eleven ed-t-r,mtaining forty
acres of hand; AMI ibe ,st one hall " tho
sunth east one quarter Of section u, township
two. nVr'h range ele yen..- containing eighty
acres Of land; the last two ,SSFyibe d pieces ~
land heng subject to the lic estate of Eliza
beth We sh. Whi"w ~ John Welsh. deceased:
aud the said William Wallace Welsh il further
notified that unless hr apr eur and plead. an.
Sscr "r '!emur /" tIe sad I.c ttiun. within SIX
~ da, after the next term Of saih Court. tho
said sarah Welsh at the term next aSieF tho
expiration "i sid S'Aty Il " xlA apply to said
Court I" take The t1,tt ~ ~ the petition a.
confessed and tu deere. thereon accordingly.
SARAH WELSH.
/ By ONEAL, HLACEFoRD 4 ilAisu, her Attys.
Feb. l3. i,i!. ier
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WiscHesrRR, Va NJ rch 25. Ii
ia currently reported to night that
Con. Banks has over; aiken and d.
stroyed 300 of j ackson's wagons.
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CAIRO. March 22. - The New
York TJibume'S correspondent has
this moment arrived from Island No.
10, and reports that up to IL o'clock
to-day the firing was steady, bu,
less rapid then on previous days,
and TINT il was confined to the NOR
tars almost exclusively. Tho gun.
boats occasionally fired a shot, bnt
nothing like q regular bumbard.
mont on their part was attempted.
A well directed shot from one
Of the moriars ent down the rebel
a e flying from tho upper battery.
Tomorrow Prof. Steiner, the
Bronaut. makes an ascension, with
view TO ascertain the strength o
the rehcls, and the character Of the
cneny's Notifications.
General Pope has planted q bat
terry on the Missouri shore. oppo
site Tiptcnville, the rebel point oI
empnrkstion, five miles below Poinl
Pleasant.
/, is said that letters from army
correspondents on the Tennessre are
opened AMI detained at Paducah.
Well informed persons cay thai
B.aurcgsrd is in command at Island
No. 10. II is known tha, Bragg il
at Corinth, Mississippi.
1t ia not expected that matter,
will cnlminstc at the Island for sew
eral days.
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REMEMBER THEN
you have Stomach Disease-if you have I
ale Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!


male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL sREgs, Findlay, Ohio;
J. VI. HuBgR II CO.. Findlay, Ohio;
JANIS MAssigg, yahlne, Ohio;
GRlBgL x OsTIlgisgH, Van Buren,. Ohio;
J. Is. VAN DoBgS, FostOria;
l.. A. Baldwin, Mt. Blanchard, ohio;
SAsrEL HCBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SnnuP, Ottawa, Ohio;
}. ID. q. HirKiSs, Gilboa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs.
C. u. LANswoRTBY, who Ia hereby authorized
TO " rite my name upon the wrapper, without
which none js genuine.
Physcans furnished by the gallon, where
requested.
With II Kind farewell. then, TO tbe yg,d pep
pie whom ! have dealt whb so many Years,
and wish that they Will sustain my wife In,
;he sale OF this meat atcins. shich has bens shred
:" many already, am. with the best OF feel
ings toward every ops IN ihi, community,
Your faithful servant,
A. tANGWORTHY,
Capt. Cu. 4. Gibssn Isog't I. =. Army.
FiSDLAY. August Nb. isbI.
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Projection Of Four New Ericsson bat
teries.

1t is stated that all the prelimina'
ry arrangements have been made
with Captain Ericsson for the con
struction immediately Of four more
floating iron batteries like the M oni
tor. Mr.. Fox, Assistant Secretary
oi the navy, lie in the city principal
ly for this purpose. Captain Erics
ION will build the batteries in as
short time as possible, and the ra
pidlty with which the Monitor wat
constructed will be, If possible. i'm.
proved upon. Tho Monitor was
launched one hundred working days
from the time tho contract was sign
cd. The new batteries will be buil
with but slight alterations from th,
plan Of the Monitor. After tho 90
we're test TO which his battery ha.
been put, Capt. Ericsson can sug
gelt only one improvement in tn,
pan, which will be to substitute Q
cylindrical instead OF a square form
in The pilot house. Ono of the iror
"l"gs' in tho house was slight,
sprung by shot from the MtIrirnac
sud it is thought that with "a rount
form the balls will glance of. Thi,
change will also 10 nsdo In The
Monitor. 1t is suggested that tho
pilot house might be removed from
i,s present position to the top Of the
turret, thus giving a wider rang,
OF vision; but il is not likely tina,
this will be- done. The smoks-stuck
will probably DO built higher, I,
prevent the water from coming il
over the top y. sea. The Monitor
it is stated, carries, not withstandin.
the enormous weight Ut the anne
and tnrret and her light drsught
one hundred thousand pounds o
hullast TO bring her down to h,
fighting draught II is, therefore
capable OF carrying and using gum
of the largest siz' that can be man
uinctured, without fear oil tho weigl,
or the recOil. IL is thought that tn
2O'inch guns now building, carry
ing eleven hundred pound balls
could b. PM aboard Of her. Il Worid
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V Err MIN

Those preparations tunlike all others) are
Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on tho premises"
They come out OF their holes to die"
They are the only iniallible remedies known.
''I2 years and more established In New York
city"
Used blythe City Post ONCE.
Used by-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used By the City Steamers, ships. &c.
Used Jy-ths City Hospitals, Aims Houses. &c
Used by-the Hotels: 'Astor. st. Nicholas, &c.
Used by-,he boarding Houses, &C., &c.
Used Gy-more than 10, 900 Private Families.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

t41,y~ Sold Eueryphere--
BY Ali WHOLESALE DnrG0Isrs In tie larg"
cities. Same of the
Agents in New York City.
ShieGelin. u others 4 Co.
h. 4. Fahnes,oCS, Hull X Co.
A. B. K d. Sands 4 Co.
Wheeler & Hart.
James :. Aspiuwall.
Morgan & Allen.
Hall. Ruckel 4 Co.
Thomas x Fuller.
i. ID. Orvis.
narral, Risley 4 Kitchen.
Bush, Gale Il Robinson,
NJ. Ward, Close 4 Co,
McKisson 4 Robbins.
u. =. Barnes X ca.
r. &. Wells & Co.
i.azelle, Marsh Il Gardner.
Hall, Dixon & Co.
Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
T. W. DyOtt X co.
Is. A, FHhnestOCE Il Co.
Il bolt Shoemaker 4 Co.
French, Richards x Co,
And others.
Boston, Mass.
George C. Goodwin Il Co.
NJ. \. Burr Il Co.
Weekes x Potter.
John Wilson, jr.
And others,
Also, all WHOLESALE DnUG0Isrs at
Chicago ILL.,,
81. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville, Ky,
Cincinnati, o.,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Buffalo, N. Y.
And by Druggists, stoIekeepors and Retnlle &,
generally In all Country Towns
and Villages In the
UNITED STATES.
| AT
FINDLAY, OHIO.
by s. d. FREY;
i ISRAEL GREEN;
y. J. NJ. HUBER.
L. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
ID PElERs q SON, Arcadia;
b. b, BARNEY, MscOinb;
I. STARKS, Arlington;
T. AAHON q SONS, Wiliiamstown;
J. OSHEIMER, Van Buren,;
And by the Druggists. storekeepers and Re
tsilers generally.
Asr,Country Dealers can order ~ above;
Or address orders direot-tor II Pricei
Terms. &o., 10 desired, az send for (ls67l Oh
cular, giving reduced Prioes)to
Henry r. Oostar.
Principal Depot 81 sl1!Broadwsy, (opposi,
tho st. Nicholas. .Astsi,) Nsw YoKx.
!. Jan. I, 1861 Ism
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

NATIONAL DISrESsAnY P1R PRIVATE DisEA' -
established January list, 1859.
FIVE IIuNpREp DoLLARs FoRFElT!
Three Eminent Physicians in constant attend
ance. The Faculty ofthe Institution consist.
ingof
PROF. tGBeRT JACKSON.
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London.
OR. ROBERT HERBERT,
Late II Philadelphla, u member OF the Socie
ty ofFrpndS, and
N. EUGENE vtlptAU,
Late ui the Lundon and Paris Hospitals,
Guarantee. under Il penalty oi $500, n complete
cure of every Sexual Disease, however acgra
waited ~ neglect. AMI viYuorJ NERcrRy.
We are periectiy safe IN making this offer
because we will not undertake any case that
we are not sure Of curing.
GOnurrhca. Syphilis, Self Abuse, Impotence
Whites or fluor Albus, Glcci, structure, Skin
Diseases, Venereal Warts, Diseases of th'
Bladder and Kidneys. Female Irregularities
Barrenness, Liver Complaint. Emaciatiun. Pre-
mature Decay, the Pains ii Age, General lie
hilty. Change Of Life, etc, receive cspecia
attention.
TREATMENT ESriRgLY NEw. and always sue.
cessfu: cure rapid and thorough: and rcicr.
enccs oi eminent Physicians and Surgeons
both In this country and Europe.
The DlSPENSARY CIRCULAR, forwarded
gratis by mail, tn any address. contains iuyi,i.
liable advice tu Young men. yUung ladies'. con.
templatlng mdtrimony, and married. We have
lust published
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

~ Destroy Rats, Roaehes, Ae.
To Dedroy-Mice. Mcles, and Ants.
10 Dtsfroy- Bed.Bugs.
10 Destroy Moths In furs, Clothes, &c.
10 Desboy-blosquitoe and fleas.
To DsstJOy-lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
10 Desfroy-Insects on Animals, &c.
10 Dssfyoy--Every kind aud species efveimn
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LANowoRrHY's
East India dyspepsia Cure
AND
Fema e Regulator.

nURING nv absence IN the war this medi.
~ cine will be made by my wife, and that Of
my make can only he had In Finday Of ISRAEL
GREEN or J. NJ. lIrBgR Co.
Read the following statements:
II. h. iIuRD says" Alter taking II for n
strengthening medicine after u NJ Of sickness,
| would say that the Butchers ought to favor
its sale, Tor the appetite 1t gave me WAS
enough to consume beefa week"
ROBRHr BONNER says CDR. Langwoithy: At
your suggestion, bought Tor my daughter,
who WAS suffering under some OF the peculiar
diseases incident to her sex, n hottie Of the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. II has done her
SO much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JonDAs, Of Arcadia, says-- "Your med.
icine has done mo more good than amy medi.
cine ever took"
! refer any patient confidently to the follow.
Ing persons who themselves or their families
have used ~:
Paul sours, Cashier Findlay Bank;
II. u. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. 8, Baker, S. Bergman.
DR.. Hudson, DR.. Beech,
Samuel II. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman, J. B. vandoren,i
"The uurivAled sales of this medicine Ia an
unms,akabie evidence Of its intrinsic value.
Il ffosforia Nstss,
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MALL PAPER-At New York Prices, AZ
w y. ID. FREY'S
DRUa AND BOoE SroRy.
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DIR. Jackson's Perpetual Preventive.

IS the only article in the world that. without
Inconvenience ar danger, viii inialibly pre-.
vent c"hceptinn. Thousands "f married n.
dies, too iocOie to bear children except at ihe
halard Of life. have reason to he thankful for
this invention. 1t resembles no other prevent.
ivo In use, and is superior to all. Forwarded
to ANY address,
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Buy your fine Groceries,

A 4 nUBEitS' Drug store. An immense
IA immense stock OF line Groceries, just re.
ceiyed. AThe Lest Coal Oil In Find ny. Try
and be convinced.
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NJ. velpeau's Beautifying Powd, =.

II lmparts to the complexion an exquisite
bloom and transparency, and elTcctually pre-.
vents III" formation of wrinkles. hlGtcnes,
frecSles, pimplcs. wens, etc, etc. Price,tl
per hox, sent by mail.
Every letter must contain SIX cents In stamps.
to be used for reply. Address Drs. Jackson
Herbert Co., or simply Postoifce.l,ox 43G Gin,
cinnati, OHIO. Office, No. lG7 sycamore street
Medicines and Instructions sent promptly, to
any part Of the country.
EehrutrY \. lSGl. .-INmI
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CiscissAri, March 94,-WendelI

OiNCiNhATi, MhFcD ~. enutH
Philips at,emtcp to lecture at the
Opera House to night He COM
meLced by avovina himself an abo
litionist and disunionist. Persons
in the galleries then hissed and yell.
ed, and threw eggs and stoues -
come Of them hitting him. Tho
Kissing was kept up for some time,
when Phillips finally made himself
heard, and proceeded until some
thing again Objectionable VS. said,
and again eggs were thrown, hitting
him. Philips pcrsevered and u
third time was heard, and a third
time eggs aud stones were thrown,
and tho crowd moved down stars
crying: "Put him ou,!" Tar and
leather him!" giving grosns for the
niger and Wendell Phillips, and
proceeding down the middle aisle to
ward the stage, we're met by some Of
Phillips friends. Here q fight en-
sued, amidst the greatest confusion,
ladies screaming, crying, jumping
over chairs, and falling in all direct
ions. During the fight Phillips was
taken off from tho stage by his
iriehds, and tho audience moved
out.
II is now 10 o'clock, and the atreet,
in the vicinity OF the Opera Ilous,
are crowded with excited people un
able 30 find Phillips. No one seri
ously hurt as far as we can learn.
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p psATisFACroR,LY.p

revealed in any book in the English language
Price so cents = one of the cheapest hooks in
the world. II health c"uld he esiii n,ed in
money, the new Ects contained IN this book
tor the prevention oi III health. would be cheat,
at the above forfeiture. Send for a circular
fully describingit.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

CAUTION ~ - To prevent tho public II, IN
being Imposed upon ny spurious aud Hghy
pUnicious inifdtiOn', II new label h's been pre-
pared hearing u Jacaaift of the Proprietor $
signature. Examine each box. bottle, or flask
carefully heiore purol asing and take nothing
but "tOstnT's,"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-04

/ see that Mr.. NJ. L. johnson, the, as yet, sole
candidate for Councilman for the 9TH Ward
according to his card, DIS ALWAYS IN FAVOR
OF FREE SCHOOLS How in favor of Free
Schoolsl' By ~ hat means doeshe favor free
schoolsi all the other candidates in favor
of g Free Schools" avow themselves also in
favor of the old charter" They deem
that the only means Of securing Free
Schools" Why the omission in Mr.. john
sons card 2 His associations and declara-
lions supply the answer He ia nnA of
those who cIaim-with your correspondent
a x-payer"-that "the friends of the
New Charter are also just as good and true
friends of the schools as there are in the
city," and who, in despite of I" all light and
knowledge" the repeated decisions of our
Supreme Court, and the sad experience of
every other city in the State, propose to
preserve our schools by establishing the
new charter"
That would be to set the wolf to guard
our lambs.
And that, too, is according to the present
tactics of the X. G. @.
The men, who publicly on our streets
threatened, if there was war, to cross the
river and fight with the South and for
the South, against the North" the men,
whose eyes glanced with exultation at the
news of our defeat at Bulls Run, now pro-
fess themselves the most ardent friends of
the Union. Yes, they are as "good and
true" friends of the Union as any men
alive, Railways in favor of the Union" But
squeeze out of them, if eyou can, the mode
by which they paopose to preserve the I'm
ion, and yon will learn that it is to be done
by base submission to the traitors of the
Sonth-by the establishment of the
JEFF. DAVIS CONSTITUTION in place of that
our fathers made.
Our free schools will prosper just the
same under the new charter that the Union
would underline jeff Davis Constitution.-
In either case it would be the prosperity of
the lamb under the wings of the vnlture.
7TH WARD.
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BATTLE OF WINCHEsTBR.--The following
is an additional list of killed and wounded
in this battle:
Fourteenth -Killed-Oorpora
Jacob Fust, L w Keller privates, Edward
Merritt, Peter Shaffer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, H Martin, II
Kelly; Lieutenants, Neggs, Mayhoff, Dali
zelI, j N Mitchell, Thomas Kidd Oorpo-
rails, G w Smith, Weisner, ] r Null, Alex
Putnam; privates, Chas O Warren, Frasti-
ma Brown, John Marks, Edward Wal
dron, James Quillian, Ell Kapper, Henry
Harler, Frank Feldman, Henry Harter, ia
cob Ottinger, VIM Ottinger, James jolly, J
Mike Prater, VIM Nelson, Mike MutviIle,
John G OOnley, T Fl Burnett, Harrison An
derman, Jefferson Thomas, Wallace Hook
er, Cornelius Obeam, w Mears, drum
mer, Elijah Barfet, Severn 8 Drum, VIM
Miller, FL ROSES Howard, Laner Keiggs,
J Rober, B T Barrett, A Wesler, T Wilbert,
VIM Miller, Howard Jespakes.
Seventh Indiana-Killei-Pr Mi
chael MCGEE, Charles Gill.
Wounded-2d Lieut.. s Lynn, Sergeant
8 s Davis privates, Henry Owenson, Jno
w Jones, George K Lovert, George Helmes,
Matthew Porter, N Ridgeway, Charles
Montague, Albert Williamson, Henry
Thompson, James Mcknight, James Hunt.
Thirteenth Indiana-W acknowledgement
F Cowan Oorporals, J T Graham, H Har-
din: privates, Geo W Baker, VIM Mallory,
F q Weller, Mark Heller (since died).
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NEW HoTEL.--We learn that the initiatory
steps have been taken towards the building
of splendid hotel in this city during the
coming summer, to cost not less than $780,
900. Responsible parties, we understand,
have proposed to pay not less then 10 per
cent. per annum on the investment A
preliminary meeting of those whose spirit
of enterprise lead them to this undertaking
will be convened in few days
We are glad to see a move of this kind
set on foot. Evansville should be able to
boast of one first class hotel, not only in
size and architecture, but also in all it's APP
pointments and the manner in which il
shall be conducted. Here is an opportunity
for capitalists TO make profitable invest
ment of their surplus funds, and at the
same time further the interests and reputa-
ton of the city.
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we dare not trust them.

EpIFoR' JoUREAL Your yesterdays cor
respondent Taxpayer" must be stran-
ger in the city, if he is candid in his init
nation of ignorance ON the part of the
friends of the old charter as to the contents
of the new charter, and especially the Sec
tions he quotes We have too much cause
to remember this section, to forget it 80
soon. We well remember when, in the
winter of 1855, the then Mayor and ma
iority of the City Council were in favor o.
the new charter, and how they insisted up
on adopting il under this section without
consulting the people, and we also remem-
Der that 1t was with great difficulty that
the friends of the Free Schools succeeded in
staying the hands of these reformers until we
could have the voice of the people at the
ballot box. Nor haze zoe forgotten that
some jealous nesO charter men, a0ith more can
dor than prudence made threats then as " Tar
PayerD does noac, that the Council tVere
not bound By the UOte Of the people and
that they s0oaid adopt the neso charter, not
a0ithstdndsng she majority against it. But
the people have guarded this point. For
never since the charter election of 1868,
until the present year, have the anti-Free-
School party .hadsaH majority in the City
Ooancils Nor has this been accidental, fol
we knew that just as soon as an opportuni-
ty offered, an attempt would be made tc
adopt the new charter. But at the time Of
the last election the minds of the people
were directed to our National trouble and
little attention was paid to our municipal
election, and an opportunity was therefore
afforded these nti-free-school anti-free
whisky Cd patriots to get a majority in thu
Council again and the result is before us.
In conclusion, desire to call attention Il
the threat contained in the communication
of Taxpayer" The issas IS fairly pres
ented: elect Mayor Baker and a majority Q
old charter Coaancilnsen, and we retain our OF
charter and our free-sehools, elect MAYO
johnson Mayor aud q majority of has support
ers for Cossncilmen and zoe lose both, for W
have good reason to know that If we trus
the city government in'the hands of the ney
charter smen they will adopt the new char
ter, whatever their professions may;now b.
and regardless of the wishes of the people
FREE SCHOOLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-04

The G. J. Hillman from Louisville, for
Nashville, with a large cargo of Sutler
stores, was at the wharf on Wednesday
night about ten o'clock.
The Charley Bowen came in from Cairo
yesterday morning, making connection
with the train for the East, with a full
cargo of miscellaneous articles, and a crowd
of passengers. The Bowen was detained
several hours by the storm of Wednesday
night.
The Shenandoah passed up yesterday
without landing -------.
The Commercial came in, light from
Nashville, which place she left on Wednes-
day evening, bringing considerable num-
Der of passengers, soldiers and civilians.
Her officers report call quiet" at Nashville.
The Storm, which went up to Spotsville
to relieve the Lue Eaves, returned on We'd
nesday night without having accomplished
her object. The Eaves lies across the
locks, her bow resting on one abutment and
her stern on the other.
The Lady Pike from Nashville, touched
at our wharf yesterday.
The Matte Cook, from Green river, came
in with good trip, chiefly tobacco. She
leaves on her return trip this evening.
The New Golden State, from Nashville,
arrived at 2 o'clock yesterday, loaded to
her guards. She discharged one hundred
hogsheads of tobacco, which che brought
out of the Cumberland river, at this port
after which she departed for Louisville.
The VIM. Wallace and Stephen Decatur
came in from Nashville yesterday even
ing.
The Fort Wayne, loaded with lumbe
and live stock, passed down.
The Little Grey Eagle from Louisville
came down at O'Clock, and after leaving
a large quantity of freight proceeded t.
Henderson.
She returned and left for Louisville las
night
The Bowen was detained taking in freigh
until after o'clock yesterday, when sh
left with magnificent trip. e
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NARROW EsoAPB-Mr. T. O. Bailey, a
member of the l4th Indiana regiments
writes to friend in Vincennes, recOunting
his narrow escape in the battle of
Winchester. He says:
Our loss is about one hundred killed and
two or three hundred wounded am among
the latter. | received severe blow from a
ball which struck me just above the right
temple, knocking me down and making me
as crazy as loon. | soon recovered my
senses and pushed on and continued fight
ing until the battle was over. had my
haversack shot of, and another ball struck
me in the hair on the left side. | have es-
capped miraculously. The bugle on my cap
is all that saved nae. Thank God, still
live to fight again. jackson has gone clear
of. We hear nor see nothing of him or
his men any more.