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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnIyGroN, May 1l.-Gen. Butler has
forwarded TO the War Department, among
other trophies. the rebel morning report
at For, Jackson. from which it appears
that the aggregate number in the fort du
ring the 6ght was 1877, A sort of diary
VAS kept Under the head Of remarks. In
this il is stated that on the 9th Of April a
cunboat and steam sloop Of. war appeared
in sight Of Fort Jacksob, and were fred
at, On the irfh, "sixIy 81. Mafy's can
noniers arrived Yesterday"
The arrival oftbe rest Of our feet is
duly chronicled. The great precision Of
the fre from the morIarbpats is compli,
msnled and the slellidg is mentioned as
continuing all night without intsrp ission.
On the q4th it says, at 3.12, A. NJ four
sloops OF war and a number Of, gdnboats
made a dash 10 pass the iort-s0nie were
disabled and sunk Or drove bacG-elev.
on or twelve succeeded in passing. On
the e5th, five Federal ghnboats were re-
ported to be lying near The .quarrcptipe.
flying Aags oil truce. -,
At 2 O'clock yesterday, upward Of SO
nom bers Of Congress Of az parties aud
sections met in the HaIl oiths House
The object Of The meeting was slated by
Mr.. Mallory Of Kya who wrote the call;
1t was, lie said, 10 unite the conservative
men to put down abolition and secession.
and save tie country, There was dan
ger that tie aboliIionisls would carry
iheir destructive mtasures. The con.
sentative men ,sn. must upi'SiiIf'. thssywopH
defeat them, ''' .'' ~ ', ,I,',.. I"''',.
MI. sheIisll orr ]. moved that Mr..
| 'Clilten1en be elected as Chairman, Mr.,
Ctittenden made patriotic speech. ~, 'I
Mr.. Crayeas ." Indiana, moved that
Mr.. Cox Of Ohio Be elected Secretary.
Richardson aud others disolaimed any
Intention 81 making shlss, 4 part, @nGyts',
%tMN,S MN,sSS.ie, lhasasbg this would result, in a
party part move, witch Nj, Craysns and Others
disclainsd, There was great harmony
Spa ,Y e%ass.sSsil 9, SflAs S'diF'''ssl "
" Tbe b'sssSS ssSS,ors ols Missouri, DsisyasFS.
and Kenlpcky were present, and nearly
all the Democrats ip Congress, AIltb6
border State G ngrossnen and several
Republican members Of the conservative
kind were also in attendance. ,.., o's.s" IN
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NOtf,gRs.

Samuel Grim aofths State OF CalifoFais, wlliiake
sS,ace a en- .ssi William Whitney q The county cf Fair
bo2, eled hi ihe Cpp q, re oAmon PleAs
In and fSt said county ofFaitaed and ipte of Ohio,
against Eran Julian and raid Samufrsim, he ohjdct
land Prayer Of was 10 recover The sum Of seven
hundred and hfty'eiehi dollars (st5s O0j then duo
and payabieyitbniue per cent nte stthrreon from
me i9th Of February a ID 1869 to said William Whit
neS from said Etan Julian and saidS u Grim ON
we ssrIslh propissoT notes giyeD bythe sajd Kan
!nlIan and Samuel Grim, dated February 18Th A. u.
IshO payable oneday aTtcr ddte ois fof the sum Of
$sOf 0Onadopayablet9sa 10 said Whitney, aud the other
for the sum OF ss54 90 made payable 10 the order OF
Lula BaWhitnoy md FBy heT indofsedhto' the said
Wullam Whitney, And the said Samuel Grim iAno-
Epeob on oihelore tho third saturday ailesthe 10Th
day Of April, A. D. 1869. =.
''Datcd fhis 6!h day OF MNfr AgD. is6s. .f'f''f'--
oLs l.tI 40 bfruHUETER 4 DAy G HERTY,
Vw3OpfS35 so q, ......, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Another Daring Outrage.

FiSly tVo Cars and TVo Locomoti"es Cap
Tired BY Notgan's Caoairy- Myor
HslUeti again a Prisoner, .44
LouIsvILLE. May Ills OF MorgAn,s
cavalry ut noon to day,capturel 40 freight
aud 4 passenger cars, and 3 locomotives
at Cave city, Ky. .l ~ .t,h D. .s.tsY
Morgan supposed the train would cOu>
tain s90 cavalry prisoners bound north.
ward The operator at Cave City, how,
ever, gave notice Of these facts 10 Bow,
ling Green, and stopped tie. upward
train. ............ I.,s...,... ..st.t,.
Among the captured FsderaDs were
Majors Ilelyeti and CoIIee, both of VOL,
fords Cavalry, and one ether O9eor and
three or four soldiers, ,,,.t. a.h8 III
The rsbela burned all Nhe above cars
except two, and . locomotive which bro'l
the passengers back to Louisville, l.l
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FEOMyNNsHgEIEEli,

,'' N4sayIfif, May TO- '&Gpy&ecJp & e johnson
has issued a. ,Proclspatlop, orqerlpg thai
,ia every, instance in which Uniop msHare
arrested or haltrsatSd . iby eqmaEauding
bands ave or more rebels from the most
prominent Il t:Se, immediate neighborGood
shall be imprisoned or otherwise deal
whh'as the case may require. gassu bos
In cases who're the property OF loyal
citiseus is taken o. destroyed dfhl remu'
neration shaA be made OF theproperty OIL
suoh rebels in the vicinity aS nhave sym.
pathized orgivcn iGidg comfort. itforma,
ton oroGcouragement TO the parties CON-
mitting depredatiOns. The, order will be
executed 10 the letter, and the iepirit.-
Citizens are warned, uDdsr heavy psuRk
ties. from entertaining, receiving g or en-
couraging such persons. aa ae(gsd gt8x
q Its thought Col, WolfordD will recov.
er oi bis wound received at Lebanon, i "
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Great News from the mississippi
y Valley.
sPLENDID.vIoToRY OF OUR GUN
e BOATS.
T,Oo ofths Rebel Boats SINK, Ono Bloen
Up. and The Rest D1iUsR Of
-. BIZ ,Six- of Ours. s.,sar,ss-sasa
WAsuiNerok, May )II.-The following
dispatch -bas'bseu received hy the Navy

WAsutNGroS, May 1.-THE following
dispatch -bas'been received Ly the Navy
Department:
dslSssbipiBentsn above Fort PilIcw,)
Mississippi River. May ~. via Cairo,
,..s..ss..z.,.,.,.....,,..,.M May H., J.
Hon, gideon Welles, Sccy lags: !, ..ys
The naysl engagement for which the
r-bels have been preparing took place
this UUrning. The rebel fleet. consist
ing ofeight iron clad guuboaIs. foar Ol
which were fIlodnp with ramstlcame up
handsomely. The aclion lasted one hour.
Two of The rebel gunboats were blown nP,
aud one sunk, when lie enemy retired
precipiIateIy under the guusof tho fort.
QrIy six vessels of my squadron were Gu,
gagged. ..jtR .Jrtga 0, sg5Gm- gs..t.
-, The Cincinnati, sustained some injury
from the ramss but viii be 10 fighting
condition 10 morrow. Captain Stembel
Distinguished himself audris seriously
wounded. The Benton is unipjured. ot
MotIarboat No. lin charge Of Sec
opd Master, Gregory, behayedwithi grss'
spirit. 's-t5 i .ll5u od ~" pog4
The rebel squadron, 10 supposed, 10 bt
commanded by Commodore HOllips,oiir.
ISigned.] aag &c. II H,iDANlS.T
Captain Commanding the Western Fiptill'
! on the MississippiaRiycr pro temn'i,
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PRErrY SEyERE.--A 4 private ia the l6lh
iaantry, at Camp ThOmss, having stolen
$3.50 from comrade, q court martial
sentenced him to carry, for four hours
each day for ten days, a boar d about three
feet long and eighteen inches wide. across
the abdomen. marked in large leIters,with
the word "THIEF," The cnlprh is pa
iaded, under guard. .up and down the pa,
rade ground, where al can see him; and
that be feels his punishment most severe
ly than, he would an application from the
.,.ca." evident from his looks,--Io, s.
journal sevN1N M n .usfH et ,.,5
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TRE LAsr OF rnE MERnlMAc

The following has just been received.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, May 1l.-Hos, p.
II. w tson, Assi'taat Secretary Of Var;
The Merrlmac was blown up by the
rebels at two minutes befoie 5 o'clock
this morning. She was set Gre 10 Al about
5 Soclock--the explosion took place at the
time stated, and il is said to have been
grand sight by those who saw II. The
Monitor, Stevens and the gunboa,s has.
gone up toward Norfolk 'f'''A aAi' sn'
pm +. 8. sAsroRp, Mail Supervisor,
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% "a HyFf sili. sfptl fqfi5I
Highly Interesting From M'Clel
lan's Column.

New KENT GoURT HoUsE; Va, May 10
--3 P. M,-The pursuit Of thu retreating
rebels by our troops, under command Of
Gen. Stoneman, has in every respect been
successful. His headquarters are now
bers, within twenty miles Of Rich :,
mond. while the advance. consisting of
tie Eighth Illinois Cavslry, is five nmass
ahcae, i, ,. n:
Tie enemy is in sight, but gradually
falling back. %0"ilR '1a NJ S'Fi''APs
The inhahitantsihave 10 nearly every
instance left, but. from the bestliuiorma
liiop that has been obtaiped /. Itheb eaepy
wifi make a stand az Bottom Bridge. fifi
tteefp niles from RichihoHd,d and the I'D
Fwaters,o ,ol the Ohealseniny 4iSer!q 'lHid
! 4. Gen. Mcclellan Milhdhel maimbod ytsl
hs. srRy,is rsPidB ifOll9Eiqslapl within
a few miles. 4, ., - u Il. a.,t...,, 81
opky river. and twoqmIlss and b kaTi from
here was desertsdiby the enemy and IL
now occupied by,opE troopso sIjse sqlsi
There are no rebels to, be,. seen as s(re
ported by our scouts this side Of tie Chi
cabominy river, except Oh the direct road
20 Richmond. zi7cqsT 9di i9d ,sna'aIF'
+ The lOri:e undar Gen. Stonsuans con
sisted Of the I'd Rhode lslgnd and g 9tl
Pennsylvania. regiments Of infantry Capt
Robinson's battery Of light artillery a1d
the 9Th cavalry under Major Williams. y
The rear guard Of the enemy (which Re
msined here last night and which our. msr
bad to drive before them, was Gen, Long
streets division. consisting Of ten regi
ments OF infantry and two batteries and {
regiment Of the LIST Virginia cavalry. SOS
Odradyance was this morning strength
eDed. on scerlainipg the force Of the en-
envy, by the 9Th lliEois Cavalry aud two
regimenlo Of the lst New Jersey brig
ada. ,pS1Fe aH fs 4H 'H'' es'a"1 *-' -
The enemy on leaving here this fore
noon fred Two buildings containing com
missary aud quartermaster's stores.
.. The engagement yesterday between oul
advance and the enemy's rear, at Slaier's
Mills, three miles from here, resulted II
IA of the enemy's cavalry being killet
and several taken prisoners. They So
cured their wounded. The 9th Cavalry
which made most brilliant charge, had
men killed, 81 men missing. and |;
wounded. 8.ea itea
e. Howell Cobb remained here last night
and left with the rebels this morning. "a
The enemy's retreat has been most ad
nirably accomplished, Carrying almos
everything with Ihem in the shape Of for
ago and provisions, the wsg6nltr trains NOV
'ag, in the day lime and the troops q
might. "a. ....-.
The enemy covered their retreat with
line of skirmishers stretched along tht
coan,ry, driving in their straggiets a
the point Of the bayonst. y % dqaaut
The Richmond papers of the 9th maxi
mo menlion Of The movements of their
army. The country between Refe5 anc
Bottom Bridge lis thiGkly woodedy with
few clearings. and in MANY places 'loV
and sYampy: tr3vo l1rra ,o1oiq no
The jail hare was bnrut yesterday
Tho railroad from West Point 10 th'
bridge where itcsosses The Pohionky 'riv
er, bas beet totnmp.si lhv'desirietion %
The bridge ~jlllprobsbly follow ya ,,adl
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delegation Of citizens. and the city was
formally surrsndesed, Our troops msrch..
ed in, and we now have possession. 81
General Viels is 10 command as militia,
Iry Governor Of Norfolk. The freswhitli
have been seen.for some hours proved q
be the woodss2 fire. The city and navy
yard were not burned. Genetgl Waol
and Secretary Chase returned about |
O'Clock tonight General Huger with
drew his force without battle.
The Merrimac is still off Sewell'S
Point. -s,ess.asr'-s-'i
Commodore Rogers expedition was
heard from this afternoon, ascending the
James river.
The Exports from General Mcclellan
are favorble.
TSigned]oqs EDWIN M.HST4NroS.
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MUdDsad NOtHi0S..

| y esrn, that at tho next Session Of the Commis-
slopers Fairfield County, to be held in June nc xt,
here wiibe ptesenteaA petition praying for the es
,ow az nos SsifoIy II Tos SSaa nGie
Fairfield county, Ohio, near George FosketrMiiI,
where the Etna Road plersects tie old State Road;
the nee In strait ln6 through the lands Of Henry
poly N pOinl where ihu road lately eslAbihe On
the petition OF said Henry DOty and others ntersects
NE ola State Road from Newbrk 10 GitcieSiie aiid
here y termlnate. .C>.h MANY PETITIONERS.
May J, lsds.-5w6
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ssl0aeon. lFarngut aud his brave off,
ssssand insh whs shared with him the
danger and glory ofthe capture Of New
orlsapt, bsys been appropriately compli;
msnlsdshE sssrslasy Wslls', 10 an Official
bulletinfghsa ~ ~ lsms ~ .e3b d a
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D fmARRIEp.

On the l4th, at the house Of the
BRIDES father, near Lancaster, by Rev.
UszJesse Koisely sDR. GABRtRt MIRsss, of
Granville, 90, ana Miss oARoLtNE KEM-
MERER of Fairfield County. r5ai 70 ~
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DANX,sI fcOMMAND.

NEw MARkEF. VA, May f0;LDesGrt.
ers from the enemy reportthst thSreten
Union victories ,oauss,i the ogreatest de
presSiona among ihe rebel 0ficersq owho
look upon their. cause as bogeless, ,,,s oa
The soldiers are very ragged, and with.
out the mcanS'of rene IMg gibsif gl6tking
and b andreds ouldldeserl Il itdRas gen
epallyi knowR thai they would be kindly
received BY our officers. The ispNmgs
ranks are becoming daily thinned BY ds
sertion.' ''"' '' '''' ''S' ''''
lo No new movcmentsof,bo enemy have
bsentdiselOsed withinnlIs last ioAg asIgNl
hours, vest 9ag la al bsiosqssl beib
Scattering rebel SCOUTS are occasional
~ seen In the Eastern Valley. above Go
Idmbia Bridge. Wholly or tie apPtDaGh
dfluurnied.s5 radg sloiIeei gm Chlssmi
! The wheat crop In iltis bo miry Iisolux
uriapt, and the fruit trees, be@ .VToaaiss,o oI
Ap ,sbpndapt yield, and are Qonsidsgsd 10
yond danger BY frost.
Active scouting isSkspt' aPbSfSeeu
here an ldlarriso utiurgN sNs bsaN soE
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. oofiriaiiAAeonSts.

fp w,,lsMs SaroS S,s5cm ,@,Ba,,iTL Lae1f2lI "a
,y9s Y received Ai (hs War lapss.n0pl his
EssFss,s M9sspoa4.. May To- midnight. a4i
,Norfolk is ou,s, and also Portsmopih and
the Navy Yard Gen. Wool having com.
.pleled the, landing, iOi his, forces, al Will
,loughby Point at atebOat 8 O'clock this
morning, commenced his march on, Nor.
folk with Eve thousand, men, Secretary
Chase accompanied the General. About
Ave miles from the landing place, 4 rebel
battery was ionpd ON lhe opposite side Of
tho bridge over TAnner's Greek. ,,qobn.
4 Alter q, few. discharges Of companies
Of infantry. the rebels burned the bridge.
and thus compelled our fnrcas TO march
around fve miles further. At 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon our forces were within a
few miles 81 Norfolk, and we're met by q
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Legal Nnlice.

VoNATHAN Needles ana Caroline Needles his
- wife, Ot Mqriony Iowa. md Jarips "a. Cook and
Nancy Cook hla wife, ofLigh county, Iowa, wlll take
notice that onyanuary ESD ls0e, Rachel Fenstamak-
OF, widow, andlhe children Of George w Bensla-
maker dec aIcd hthe Clerks aheo Of III court Of
Common Pleas Of Fairfield county Ohio against
Them and Che fhdren aud heirs hfiWilliaia eousta-
maker, laIe of saiacounty De-, their pettig alleg
louoNlhg doscrlbed land IN said county, viz: So
Inueh OF Tue west hall Of section No. q, towAsp 20
sanes y" asfies north ofthc original chahiel Of
Whihnt Creek, supposed to contain l5O acres. That
on July 10, 1897, said George W. and jacob PeEs,a-
makor Dogan proceedings In said court against ulL
the otner enldren Of said William, iexeent CaihaIino
b'smt Nbo oe'orc that tine, fAdwith her husband,
conveyed To Them her interest therein j and his widow,
Tor the partition Of sadpromiSts ,filp sahe being
therein enormously described al n sfction 40 aud
such proceedings were had hGrcth, that said George
W.anG jacob tonstamaker boughtth same ut public
sale; Jhat sad Jacob assigned hiAintsr-
est N safd purchase 70 said George W.; and after
wards the said Caroline Needles, by hOf mad
CqIolip9 FePpma aker 30 cahvsytko No
dead defeStivey xecuIed, Va vEk Jul one atssti1g
witness thereto and afterwards the said Nanc
BY her maiden name sNaBoy.~Fenstamaker by deed
sYssHtsd conveyed 4st Aalcysst siheseiA tol.hs
died tostale, and BY his will, duly probated devised
said eUses 10 htxsaid AIo nr Iife, with remain
der IN fee TO his tho said George
W. never received any conveyance for the same. and
the whole amOunt Of the pifchAs6 money having been
VNtA Tthe plaintifs la,F dS Nay 81
temafaef 10 said children of ssId GoOfse and in
demuit thereof that the same may be ordered 70 be
NJ IN byANiastcr Com
said defehddnts 1rs idrthss a0tiasa tisf hey are
required to answer demur 10 sdd pelitdn on Or be-.
IoIe the third satordas amer The s9sh DIX s9lMay
'f"f 70 riS- sfi 3 7 20, .t,op5St IA p15;nHTS.
april IL, fs6eE7WipfstO 90 ,fab.'s'snhf''-'f
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n n pursuance ofNp order of1the Court, Of Common
APeas ~ and for the county ofFaiTasld, and State
0tDbo the undcrsigned as Executor OF the last will
otHannab- lowering. deceased, will on. ,1oytsirs
Monday, the end Aay OF JuneV fsBg,
AZ q'ci6eH W d the pper Of the Cpgr House, in
@ gsas,er n sSd soapty sell bypaOlic aaeIi99to
rte sitnatetI sajd'cohnty ,,t6.wt: - S''"o
Tweuty4sSaId .tbjrds acisS out fTlie tract Of
and setor toJ JdhhB. LeYering ID the pa ton oflhe
edin.Book No. 2b, page 404, &c, or tbs Record OF
Deeds 0fsaid co1ntY 26Y here's are part OF thc
South West qharter Of section in'townyhfp u Of
range le;Sogated tys beginning sa.. q stone IN the
south west corner Of sud section etIcb e0uth sixty
foufNegrees easttweve chains aId eighty foul links;
thence north eighty aud q half degrees east
twelve chains md eight links; thetce noFTh thirteen
chains aud seventy y'lw0 haks; thenoesou,h eighty
four liSfstO lie 5oc.iSa IiSIs tSS sot & Chains
aqd one lnS to the bsgipDlpg' al .,s,;,o.,s.ry
Also, twenty acres oat oflI5 t,sct otiadd seto TO
Marls LeycfiIg In said partition, which 20 nerehpfo
part OF the South hall ofsecoh 2, ~ township OF
corner ofscid tract set or to said Marls Leverng;
thence north eighty -four degrees east fourteen chains
and lihks; thence south thiheen chains
and eghty,n links; thence south seventy and
one-half degrees west three chains and sixty
links; thence south eighty and hnlf degrees
west ten chains and thiriy-n links; theoce north
three and one,forb degrees, west thirteen chains aud
seyenty-three links to the beginning. s. -''sha
appraised at $50 per acre. ".--f1HtI "
Terms Of sale;-Qne-thiTd ibe purchase noneyin
hand third In one .andthe baahce in two years
with interest on deferred pay ments from The day Of
value. t pt "3it.s ~ ~ ~ .7''7aa'f
Dated this Isl day Of May; AZ 2 3 isss n,,,.s
Executor OF the last will Of Hannah lowering dec.
HtsfkR & pAvsptRrr, AasS, E p
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Administrato,r's sale = of Ii. Rsai Is.

rfm x } tate. 70 1okp4gq
TN pursuaneeiof an order granledby the Probate
Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio, will o1er for
sale at public auction, on r;H
Monday the 1eth Day of Maya. D. 1859,
atI O'Clock PAM. upon the Prenises,
the following described Real Estaa situate In said
The North of seetionohe M tdS nsh,p
IslKteen (lb) and Range eighteen Ilsl " direct
ed TO be sold at Chicothe except sixty acres sold
on OF ofsaid quafer seo,ioh aud leaving
orc hundred acresmoIe or less. s,t.... 49,
Appraised free and clear Of owcr. at $50 90 per
acre, 10 be sodree and clcar Of dower fst less
than tyothitds the appraised yOlqs, and upon the
terms of one2ihrd In hand, one third In one year,
Aad onethrd iDtwo years from Tho dAyof sale, with
interest on the deferred installmeD from The day
ofsale ,'i"t 2. THOMAS WHfTA KER, =
l. Admir- ofths Estate Of Thomas TsyG dee,
HUNTER &DAU6HERTY, Auys.
Lancaster, prll Ioth, ls6s.- sw3pfSI So 'bu1T
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70" GIN. HALLECk

IS gtadnally closing il upon coriutb, his
advance is now within 8 mil-s Of the
Eebel estwOrks. BeSuregard has bean
Sirongly reinforced General Love has
joiucdhiu With $4,000 men. The great
e.sbs.llc Of the last century is imminent
at ooriplh, saThe enemy will make hi,
last and most desperate stand at that
place, II he Is dSfeated, treason is
crushed and the whole Of the South aud
scpthTestwill ialllo our poss-sssion.--
The iorcsa a. Coriplh. cspOO, be less ,han
l6O.OsoOua d sidss The enemy are said
70 Seipgrsht want. having been for some
lps cp balf.rlippV. We await the re.
qPielths pending struggle With intense
Hiareskiiqgss ga8T ~ s1
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The battle Of wi lismsburg is swelling
10 Importance; every day increases the
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SaIeiorEnn0s dDt Oldc,, SF CSurt.

) w yVHuUIDEOVufI.
pursuance Of Nd order of the Court Of Common
ofObo the undcrsgncd US ,Execntor OF the last win
OF lalnah LeYarinR. dacehaat will on 80 10
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The cities OF Norfolk and PorIsmol
of immense importance to The rebels hy
means Of the Navy Yard at the former
place, ARE 10 ourpossess:on. Gan. Wool
took full possession on the 10Th inst,
The rebels destroyed the Navy Yard.
Secretary Chase accompanied tho expe'
dilion. Gen Hugsr Withdrew his army
without ,bnttle. t
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attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices OF Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, OF by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
liHes inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates cf every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co