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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

Petit Jurors for the U. 8. Court
The follow Ing peisons have been summoned
as Petit Jurcrs for the next term Of the U.
$. Crutt, TO be held in Cleveland on the ltl
Of March;
George W Campbell. Delaware.
W. +. johnson. sondusky.
Robert justice. Mil'crsbureh.
Daniel Carter, Ashland.
Geo. W. Washburn. Elyria.
Jonathan q. Lester, Canton.
Harry Chase, Toledo.
Johu y. Hughes, Toledo.
John Bell. Fremont
l.. .. Hurd, Lima, Allen county.
James @. llcNly, Napoleon, Henry couu
y.
Sam'l s. Caldwell, BucJrus, Crawford
county.
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GEO K. WEEKS.
FROM TnE ssTu o. v.
Hr,p QrArrrrs 35h Onto R,ofi
CANr I,ASbrR Feb q.

hLAn NJ AFlNNe ssAtl ANlN NfA ~
CANr LASbrR, Feb. 3.
FRIrNp TsibrSr:
suppose few Inca, "a regards the 55ih'
would b. read with interest by yont many
readers aud friends uf our regiment, and in
haste, 1 shall cndeavor to pen some Of our
movements since We lrft Camp Mcclellan.
We arrived at Grafton on the Goth ult d.
and, niler a slort stay If a week, wcrcceived
orders to report al New Creek forthwith. II
just suited us, a. We were tired Of Grafton.
We arrived here the 3d inst. pit,h'd our
tents and bad everything comfortable. when
an order came for MS to mirch, next morning
at o'clock. At the appointed time we com.
menced our mach in the direction If Rom.
nty, which ia Is miles from here, aud be.
lisve can say without dat,err, never dill
men stand march better. There was no
hanging back or evasion Of duty, every man
was at his post, ready FOR what ever might
turn up.
We arrived, and, after making all ncesssa
~ examinations, we had to take return
march. as We had left tcnts and baggage be.
hind. We reached camp this morning at .
O'Clock, somewhat fatigucd for the want Of
proper rcs,.
This evening another order came for us to
be ready to march again tomorrow morning,
for MoorRcld, Va, which is ocer pied by zoo
sCeesh, who have been running cattle and
grain through to Winchester, ever suCe the
occupation Of that place. We only hope that
they will stand and show fight. ~ we arc aux.
ious To try our Enfield and French riAed
muskets. besides W. are confident Of success
naturcd Sutlcr, M sullivan intends mount.
ing hls charger aud accompanying US. You
shall hear fgOm us soon.
Yours. &C.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

End of the Republic Tragedy, --The
tIinl OF o. l., Robinson Of Republic, for Hs.
sault with iutent to kill,upOn Marshal Smith
while attempting TO nrrest him, last fall.
willis in an embarrassing position, was sud
denly arrested last week, by a eompronise
between the parties Mr.. Robinson plead
guilty to an assault and battery" and the
prosecution nOllied ale other counts against
him. lie was dned by the court In the sum
II S. and thus the mIter ended, 1he vii
lase Of RePublis, We learn by special dis
patch. has again resumed ifs wonted quiet
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Make Your Own sugar.--We suggest
10 our farmers hSt they turn their attention
to making maple sugar. There ave many good
camps in this county tha, sosld be worked TO
advantage il preparations arc @ mmcnced in
ume. The low rates At which Orleaus sugar
could he procured for some years previous 10
the commencement Of the rebellion. caused
the manufacture Of maple sugar to be, to a
great extent, abandoned; but as 1t is oyiden,
We must again. for some time Mt lcas, depend
upon home products, II bchoves ail who have
camps TO tuin theni to account the coming
srrInr
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADEI PuIA.
Parfiliam NOticc.

Cathariho Wagner, widow Of Thcboald
Wagner, ate OF Seneca Coapiy, Ohio, de'd,
Theboald Wagner. ChriStiap Wagner, ,Iohn
Wagner, Daniel Waguer, George Wagner,
Catharine Cairns, Elizabeth Martg, Nancy
Wagner. and Eliza A. Wagner. children opd
heirs'at law OF the said Thehoad Wagner,
deceased, will take notice that on the lGti
day of January, A. d. ls02. Matthew Farter
aES Mary Porter his wife, md G,niel Porter
and Charlotte Porter his wilc, Sled tbeir pc.
Inn In the Seneca county Court Of ComTson
Pleas, asking for partition OF sale, 8s the
ease may be, Of The gotlh east quarter OF frac
tioHal section No, 25, in tosnship 4, north.
rang: va eas., Ia Seneca cGnuty, O..
3, K HORD
JOHN HEATOH,
Att'ys for Petitioners.
Jan. -, lse2, ,.-Gs rr,pter's Fees 80 80
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Where is the i0th.-From tho letter Of
Col. Gibson, in another column. aud other
facts, il appears that the 49th have left Green
River and gone 50 mewherc, doubtless down
the Ohio aud up the Cumberland. The state
ment in the papers that the 49th Ohio was
engaged in the fight ut Donelson must be u
mistake, as they could not have arrived in
season. We will probably hear from them
in few days. Send letters via Louisville.
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when the experiment OF a itec Government
rarss he deeijcd--it must be established Or
sink to rise TO more.
A free people eau never be enslaved, Il may
cos, the lives of many brave men aud thu
shedding ofmuch blcod, bu, mark me. twill
be accomplished, for. who amongst re Is :,
base as no, to exclaim With Patrick Henry
"give US liberty or give US death"
Yours.
GEO. K. WEEKS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

The Donation at the VI. T. Church. on
Tuesday evening. was a very succsssful and
brilliant affair. short patriotic speeches were
made by Roys. McLain, Kinney and Phillips,
which were OF the most joyful aud patriotic
ehnra ctcr. Members Of the various chcrs Of
our city ehutc' 'Cssang With marked efIt ct" Our
Country tie OF Thee" "Slar spanglcd BAN
ncr. ""Rcd, White and Hue" and other ma
tional airs. We arc requested to publish N,
following
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Big H@gs = -If the vprneiiy Of the Upper
Sandusky Onion can be relied upon, Wyandot
county is slightly ahead in the big pork line.
saIne man in that county having slaughtered
two hogs each of which weighed over 100
pounds. Tho editor il jnllilant over tie
fact that Mr. Huesfon'a zig hog las been
beaten. Jast wait Robert. until We hear
from 'he back TOW rshirs III Crawford Co.
Frrum.
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The Gallant Boys of Engine Co., No. /,
will give an eutertaiumsu ut to tue admirers
OF Queen TerpsichoIe, at Loessrrs Hall, on
Friday evening, the 2lst, in horror OF Wash.
iogton's natal day. We hope they will have
a good time.
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.V-A reduction Of per cent. from the sbove rates
.s,li be made for Cssh.
The space, occupied by iolines Of the type composns
the body Of the advertisement, win be considered
square
Al transient Advertisements, together with Admins
ardion, Attachment, Road AM Ditch Notices, mu,, be
p,id form advan,e.
Advertisements inserted FOR an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered ont
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one or
'mois changes win be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

Tinin Jubilant.-The" "stnrs and stripes
we're flung out and hats went M, last Mon
day, upon The reception Of the news from
Fort Douelson. We never saw such happy
smiling faces as then appeared on tho sire, t..
The suspense, during Saturday and Sunday
was aw lul and much apprehension was felt,
ms to the result but a flash Of the wires sud
denly disDelled the clouds and mi.ts and
broke the gloomy spell.
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We have just received long but in.
tcrsstins letter from A. A. Graham OF the
55th, giving an account OF the skirmish NJ
Moorefeld IA which part ot tho regiment was
Engaged ]; viii appear next week. The
5olh is still ct New Greek.
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Timn E.rices Current.

lCoi''etsd Werklyby 5. u, sYEArH, Dealer in a
N'n"' o. Grain 60, iees'sr's block, THIN.
PoEN- 9,25 to $40
NHIAT-- -t6gp5
CoRE- (shriirugf).
DO tERT)eS C.
Ryg--O0AiO.
BARLEY--Na q Sc.
OATs--lS e920e
PorAToEs--3Sd9n
FLAX issn-- sO.OUd,1,0O.
BJrrHR--et1iUe
LARD-Se
TALLow--0e.
SAoKEp HANS e6ae.
do sipgs ASD SHoULnHRa-ls.
PIcKLRb poRK--6S97e.
CLoyHa SASH sa.7O.R9 90,
BREswAN--OnsB5Oe.
FR R,TnRRs--9Db0e.3
RAus--9c.
GREES hipEs--ake "a
DAI do So.
Eads-i0e. y dozen.
Timothy ssed,-i,7a9l.Go
We0S-35ai0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

The Seneca Land &c. Wound Up
A. meeting OF the Seneca Land Co, on
Thursday the 18Th. it was deter mined to wind
up The a aiInirs Of The company and divide the
assets among the members , he diffrren,
tracts ofland were valued and divided into
shareS, which we're numbered aud drawn by
lottery. This arrangement gives entire sat
isiaet,on 70 all concerned
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

Cooley for March is full of good things
from cover TO cover. No one, We think, eau
read Cooley any length of time without cul
tivatng taste for the beautiful in Art, Lit
erature and social Lie. Its mission is no.
ble one and long may it live, TO gladden. the
hearts and cheer The homes ofits many read.
pra
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

Johnson's Family Atins.--We are
pleased to learn that Mr. Fairohild the agent
for this valuable atlas. is meeting with abund
ant success in getting subscribers in this city.
He has not yet gone outside Of the city and
his list is growing very large, Those Of our
citizens who have not yet subscribed can find
him at the Shawhan House.
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MARRIED,

On the 30th Jan. by Rev. J II. Good, Mr.
Samuel L Finch Of Milo Yates CO., N. Y d, tC
Miss Ann +. Ncikirk Of sciric tip.
On the 9th Of February. hy the same. Mr.
John shoup 10 Miss III zaOcth Gross, both VI
T,nsn
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IRlnnI.s! Rlnml,s (!

All kinds of Blanks, OF the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kePt con.
stanty on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai
buNE OFFIcE; such 40
Deeds. Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoenas,
Attachments. Vcndis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &C.. SC.
uTJustices and Notaies supplied on rcas-
enable terms..U
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A correspondent Of the Glasgow Herald
mentions, that in certai church, the other
Sunday, the singers might have beon hoard
proelRiming an chronological pursuit in III,
follnwing line Of hymn:
"And wen catch the Zee,
And well catch the flee,
And wen catch the flee ting hours"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

EB-HEADQUARTERS COMPANY b,
q. a. Sixth Regiment, q. ", Camp at
Beverly, Va, July 9Th, 1861.
DR. Z. w RlBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Dear Sir-We received your long wished
for and welcome Remedies few days ago,
and hsst-n To- return you . unanimous Npres
sion in regard to our high opinion Of the mcr.
its ol same
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company, and heartily attest % the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits In our
cnscs, especially where there have been So
many great changes as from the civilian IN
daily routine in b Isincss ut home to the cx.
posed habits of active soldiers in strange
and unnatural country. do we most appreci
ate the merits of such heaven. sent va nes rs
ronrs, To al those in our position do We
most emphatioally recommend your remedies,
being assured from experience. that they
viii be very welcome companion,
Yours. very truly,
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. b. Sixth Rhg't, o. V.
Jams Y. Semple lat Sergeant Company B.
Chas. IL Foster, 81 Scrgenf.
Chns. B. Russell, lst Lieut. CO b.
Thos. $. Rnyse, al
f. B. Warren. Sd S9rgt :"
5 a. Thayer, Ith Serg't -
San1 ID. kohoolcy, Commis.ary.
Corporal Charles W. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bulimann.
Corporal Carlton q. Cable
Together with 50 prlvates-a unanimous
expression being given.
For snlc at No 6 East Fourth street, and
by druggists everywhere.
! he specit attention Of Suffers Is solicited
IN l..aa A..
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.

NEVER fail tn destroy and sSierminate NIL kinds Of
fntesina Worms Are perfectly reliable IN all eases
endfsr superior, to any and all Of the Fancy Worm
Cor.,' ons and vermif frges which In use
-hey NAY he taken at oil tunes withper'ect safety, as
they contain no Mercury, or other deisercus drug. -
Mothers should always purchase them and give their
.hildren other
Each Sox contains % crops.
etNo Caihar,ic whateveris neoes'rryto be FivsH.)
forsals by all druggists and dealers in medicines.
Al. MATTHEW'S,
oetil'iy Bufslo, n. v, and Fort Ene.C.W W.
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A Tax on Dogs, Bachelorsand wild

A Tax on Dogs, Bachelors and Wild
Owers.-A correspondent Of the Portland
Advertiser advocates tax OF S. pc. head On
dogs; one on bachelors from twenty 6ve To
forty years and ever, of $50 10 e6l, according
to age and iucorrigibility. and third Tag on
widowers double that on baehelors-the est.
mate amour. Of which would be 5000, 900
and also be ncfGial in abating galIihe nui.
ssnces thus taZed!
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CARD

beg leave to tender, to the citizens Of Tif
fin, my most sincere thanks tor the very lib.
eral donations they were so Kind ss to give
me.
rnpFp1 ANnprUs
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Friday. February N. 1852.
job Printing.

Wchave oil the facili,ics Of the larger eitie
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
in the highest style of the Art, and on yer,
reasonable terms. Give us a call
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Come, Let US Cloriry!

II Is proposed to have a spontaneous glori.
iea,icn in TilIin, on next Saturday evening,
Feb. 22l, IN honor Of wasbington's Birth
Day and the Feceut brilliant victories over
the Rebels. There will be music, bcnfires,
speaking aud shouting. Lettho country turn
mt
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DIED.

At the residence Of his mother, near I IL
fin, on Sunday, the 10Th, Of Consumption
Joseph o. Shawhan, aged % years.
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TiMn Retail Market.


Corrected weekly, by II. A. BUSKtRK x nro
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and pro
duee of all kinds, shs shan's Hack TiGin OIL
cAspLRs.
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"The AIleg iuns,'' will, the eeleLra
ted "Beli RiugeIs," will hold forth at Loes
ser's Hall, on the evening Of the 25th.
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Hon. w. u. Noble has our thanks for
fne assortment OF flower seeds.
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PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HUSS,
No, p TOmb's Block,

SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, so stylos,
Union Envelopes, 80 styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolscap Paper,
Envelopes of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Engravings
of all the Generals in the army,
Diaries.
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Memorandum,
Gold Pens;
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Neuralgia can be permanently cured by
Dr. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band" Soc
advertisements OF Great Cure" in another
column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

Capt. nIgInDotham arrived in 'TifIiu,
last week, loF the purpose OF obtaining re-.
cruiis
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and one copy to the gctttr up Of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
mcnt BY paying up all arcartgcs
Snecitnen copiea sent free
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The Ted.--We understand that the I'D
Reg, (Col. Bucklani,) have gone to Ken.
lucky.
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ECIAL NOTICES,
BEAR IN WIND

rE-That the TRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, aud -, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
CountY.-&7
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M sullivan, sutier Of the SSH, Is in
town.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-21

Jerome Allwinc, for horse.stealing, 3 years.
Abram Decker, for burelarly. . years.
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Rates Of Advcrtisi ng,

hErssdg = by the prcpris,sr' Of the Thin Tribu
and sene, clver.er, May 10Th, 1851 to be strictly
soIoreed ". a. eases;
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Delegates 60 the o. P.-Sbsrif Wei.
rick started for Columbus. on Monday. hay.
ing in charge three representatives from this
county to the Ohio Penlteutiary, as follows;
Thomas MathcnnY, for horse stealing, 3
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Terms OF subscription.

copy, year. in advance. e.........,.sl' '30
4" u paid within the year. .,..'.s uu
" if paid after the year expires. .2.5'
No paper will be stopped until all srrearages
re paid, unless at tho option OF the publisher.
-.o.-
To Clubs.
As nm induccment 70 get,ing up Clubs, we
offer the TRinuSs at the following rates
Club OF 6, year, In advance, 81 70, each
o 10, {" 1875
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Jan. -. 1859. -CT rr.p'sr', Fees $3.50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-07

join in the TRADE against West Point
Treason had been taught more in the SEN
ate of the United States than in the school
at West Point. 1850
Mr. Wilson of Mass, was ready to vote
for the bill on the ground Of economy Ys
thought we should Immediately begin to
economics and if necessary reduce ali sala-
rtes 10 the army, but on no other ground
would he vote against the bill. The dis.
eusslOu continued some length, when the
Senate refused to pass the bill. Yeas l2,
Nays 20.
Mr.. Powell of Kentucky moved TO take
up the bill to punish fraud on the Treas
uEy, brought up at the extra session bnt
not passed, IN consequence Of letter from
Gen. Meigs that it could not be executed.
Ihe bill was taken up and recommitted to
Committee on Judiciary.
On motion Of Nr. Wilson, the bill in re.
latton to arrest OF persons claimed and held
To service or labor by officers of the army
and navy was taken up.
Mr.. salisbury of Delaware, moved To
postpone indefinitely. The bill provides
for any officer OBTAINING such persons to be
discharged from service.
On motion of Mr.. Carlile the bill was
postponed for the present.
On motion of Mr.. Foster the report of
the Committee on Judiciary, in the contes-
ted seat from Kansas was taken up,
The Senate adjourned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-07
From Missonri.

SEDALIA, Jan. Ian express messenger
from Col. Magenta regiment, stationed at
West Point, Bates county, arrived here
yesterday evening on his way to ST. Louis
with important dispatches to Gov. Gamble.
He left Bates county on Friday, and re.
ports that Jenntson had burned Austin, in
Cass county, instead of Rose Hill.
Jennison, after leaving Austin, bore
The Union men in Johnson country are
50 exasperated at the outrages of the rebels
that nothing but Federal troops will save
Lexington and Warrensburg from being
burned.
The movements of Col. Jeunison are kept
secret yet enough il known to warrant the
opinion that certain notorious rebels in
johnson county and their dupes viii be
bagged.
a government train Of about 90 wagons
and 16 men is reported to have been can
tnred about 5 miles Northeast Of Gerry.
town by 9 baud Of rebels. Word WaS con.
Yeyed TO Col. Thapef Of the lst NehrasIza
regiment ct Georgetown, who promptly
despatched party in pursuit.
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From Fortraaa lrnnrna


FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. 6, VA BAtTr.
MORE Jan. THE accumulation of letters
sent TO this place, to be transmitted to the
prisoners of war aud others, has become so
large that the members of Gen. WooI's stan
who are employed in their examination,
cannot attend to third of those that arrive
mere daily. Orders will soon be issued
PROBABLY, to limit in some way the number
which are allowed to pass and meantime
al persons desiring to Communicate with
tnelr friends in the South, are requested to
make their letters as few and as brief as
possible. There are now several thousand
waiting to be examined and many of these
which are too long, will be destroyed with
out being read.
The United States steamer Spauldinr
sails Tor Hatteras this morning. Among her
passengers is Charles Henry Fisher, q. s.
Marshal for North Carolina.
The us. sIoOp of war Jamestown ar
rived last night from New York.
tue coast survey schooner Bibb arrived
this morning.
A flag oftruco FROM the flag ship this D.
m, brought down from Norfolk, Captain
Ralph Hunt, company O, LIST Kentn cky regi-
ment, and 1t. lras of company G, 10Th New
York regiment, released prisoners of war
from Richmond, completing the number of
$50 in exchange for the Hatteras prisoners
sent South.
The Southern papers received contain
no news except telegraphic despatch to
the effect that the Federal troops had been
repulsed In South Carolina, and forced to
take refuge undeEcover of their gun boats
in North EdistO Island.
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Exciting News from Romney
Rout Of the Rebels from Blues Gap
Fifteen Rebels killed ana Twenty
REis0nREa TRknm.
Further PRrtIcuIars.
Especial .IIglateh 70 The IntellIgeneer

CUMBERLAND, Jan. Z.
Ed. Lntslligeaex: A detachment of Col.
Kelley's forces, commanded by Col. Dun
ming, Of the 9Th Ohio regiment, LETT Rom
ney last night at 12 o'clock, and attacked
the rebels two thousand strong at Blues
Gap, east of Romney, at daylight this day.
Tho rebels were completely routed, with "a
loss Of fifteen killed. two pieces of cannon,
their wagons, tents. &C., with twenty pris-
oners, including one Commissioned officer.
Our IOss-nOns.
1t is rumored here this P. II. that the
rebels are in fun retreat from Hancock.
l. N. PuMPHREY.
EBlpe's Gap is fifteen miles from ROM
ney, on the Winchester road at the North
river, and has been the advanced post of
the rebels for two months. It is gorge
in the mountains Of great natural strength
as military position.
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From Hancock, Md.


FREDERtcE, Nd, Jan. The latest ad-
vices from Hancock up to last night, re-
ports that the rebel General jackson had
retired, leaving only q battery and a de-
tncLment of infantry to guard, in sight.
The result of the shelliug yesterday was
unimportant. One rebel officer was seen
to fall from his horse, aud was believed 20
have been killed
None are. reported killed or wounded on
our side.
Jackson's forces consisted of ten regi-
ments with large baggage aud supply
train, and ten days cooked rntions. It is
not known where he has gone to, but it is
surmised that he is going TO attack Gen.
Kelley's command.
Gen. Banks Sd Brigade left hero yes
terday and arrived at Hagerstown twenty
six miles distant, at o'clock on Yesterday
afternoon; no stragglers were left along
the route. This march was performed
through three or four inches of snow, aud
they will probably reach Hancock by noon
to-day.
Gen. Lander is assigned to the command
Of Gen. Kelley's division, and Gen. Will
lisms takes command at Hancock.
The latest news from Hancock states
that all is quiet.
The most extravagant reports prevail OF
our men being cut to pieces there.