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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
Horace Greely Indicted,
JEFF. DAVIS TAKING CARE OF
ARIZONA.
From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MosRoE, April A Gag of truce
sent out by the flagship to-day, brought back
two ladies, the frat passengers who have been
allowed to leave Norfolk for the North for some
weeks.
TIE Richmond Enquirer aud Dispatch of this
morning are received, The former ia printed
on half sheet. Both papers are entirely bar
rem of news. rne
The official report OF Governor Clark, Of North
Carolina, states the rebel loss o. Newbern as
follows: Sixty four killed, one hundred and one
wounded, four hundred and thirteen missing
and prisoners; total, five hundred and seventy
eight. .GnH..- 9a
VIM. GWin arrived at Richmond yesterday
from Washington; he 10 a native of Virginia -
Captain Iohn H. Morgan, who is styled the
Marion of the war, also arrived at Richmond
yesterday.
On board the Monitor to-day the vote OF
thanks passed by the New York Chamber Of
Commerce was read TO all hands. Great entbu'
aiasm was exhibited.
Lieut.. Worden will resume command Of the
Monitor as soon as he recoyers from his injuries,
which, according to the latest accounts, he IL
expected to very shortly. -
The weather continues pleasant and favorable
for military operations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
New York stock Market.
ErrtrosAPHrD FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN J

TrRLEoRAPHED FOR THE OHIO sTArEsMAN.l
NEW YoRK, April 4,
The aock market better and more doing; Chicago and
Rock Island 56; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen "a;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen lst preferred, s9N
Cleveland 4 Toledo 45x; Michigan Southern gtd. 46E
Gelena and Chicago G9Ki Illinois Central scrip 6OX
Michigan Central 55Hi Erie preferred coz; Erie
United ststes skies OF 1891, registered, 82; do cou.
pons 92i treasury 3l0lO0; United States Fives Of
"a, coupons 49, Panama l2l; Pacific Mail 97Hi Illino
coupon bonds 90 Michigan skies of 1873 s9 Tennessee
skies 53Hi Missouri skies 49X Harlem preferred 81;
Harlem Sd bonds 30 Hudson &c Virginia alxes co;
Canton IL; Toledo and Wabash Cd bonds Oleve-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati l2k Cleyeand and
Pittsburg Tx; Illinois war loan 85x.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
declO-d&v6r
RHEUMATIsm.


No disease 10 go certain Of cure BY BRANDRETH's
PILLS as this. They take out Of the blood the
particular Virus upon which all the pain depends and
the patient Is cured.
Mr.. T. NJ. Adams, 800 Twelfth Street, New York, Iuf
fered with rheumatism for long period. He was at.
tended by able physciAns but their prescriptions were
Of no avail; he was unable to move without assistance
and for four months almost entirely confined to his
bed Al this period Of his sickness when hope had fed
and hs expected to be cripple for the remainder Of his
Life, be was recommended to use BRANDRETH's
PILLS The irss box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second box,
and BY the time be had used eighteen boxes, he was
tirely cured Of rheumatism, and the strength and sup.
pisness Of bis limbs were restored. I. Is now over
year that this has Teen effected and he has had
return, but continues in the enjoyment Of perfect
health, May 9th, 1861.
Sold BY JoHS R, ooOK, Druggist, Columbus, snd by
ell respectable dealers In medicines. - -
naro9-d&Wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
Col. Geary Takes NIiddIeburs, va.

NEW York, April 5.-A special dispatch to
the Pailsdelphis Inquirer, dated Middleburg
via Baltimore, April 4, says Colonel Geary en-
countered three hundred of Stewart and Whites
cavalry, aud force Of infantry at Middleburg
Virginia, last Saturday. He drove in the rebel
pickets outside Of Middleburg, when he enter
ed the town and discovered the infantry in re-
treat and the cavalry posted TO make stand
A gun was placed to command the main street
and the 2Sth advanced BY all the approaches to
the town, while the main body rushed through
it with bayonets fixed and on a double quick
driving the enemy before them. Col. Geary
dashed at the head, and ct one time was within
two hundred yards Of the rebel cavalry,
Colonel Geary's command scoured the coun
try as far down as Aide, from which place i
returned as fer as Sinclairville, to aseist q
Winchester, but the baltic there was deoidet
before 1t could get further. ..: s "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
Pa7son Brow niswss Isscept ptloh'in
- Olnckmnnt1s ~ n - A

| HN ] IRAhA~~@---'-T~-- liza I-NI
CIEorSNArt, April S The public reception
Of Psrson Brownlow at Pixies Opera House, lac
night, was an immense affair." Every available
spot Of thehouse was occupied. Mr.. Brown
low was introduced toithe audience BY JOSEPH
C. Butler, President Of the CHAMBER OF Com
merce, in few Appropriate remarks Mr.
Brownlow's speech, relating his experience Of
the operations Of tue rebellion Ia East Tennes'
see, and tho snfferings of himself and OF the
Union men while imprisoned at Knoxville, was
listened to With profound attention. Speeches
were also made by Gen. g. F. Carey and Lieut.
Gov. Fisk, of Ky. -i
Resolutions were adopted demanding a Wig.
orous and unceasing proseoutlan of the war, and
punishment of the leading traitors, resolving
that the flag of the Union shall again toat over
the walls OF Sumter, and from every other fort
belonging to the Union; that our warmest Gym.
pathies are with our distinguished guest, and
calling upon tho Federal Government to afford
speedy relief to the loyal Union men Of the
South. especially those of East Tennessee.
The exercises closed by singing Hail Colum
biG by large number Of children fror, the pub
lilo schools Of the city, who were seated on the
stdge. r "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
lRrroRTfp FOR THE ONO STATrsHAH y 3

REPORTED FOR THK ONO STATEshAh ! ~
NEw YORK, Aptit5 =
,,,,,, '..' Ao.' "P''
fLoqkMarket ruiss 10 av0r OF inc buyers with
only Limited bushes doing tor export and nome con.
l Jno Ihere were safes oI 0eyO barrels et
10 ior snpefns oS - 81 svO % ICl ex.Ia
stei ~ a0 Ior cnose " Euat1 - lor spperune Wea
e,n 70 o9o W ior common % MEDIUM extra weeIeIn;
tSgo ey oi shipping brands s1tta IGnnu nooP ONO;
vosy sp ior tieae pIanas ~ SioSeu hsayy
WIN " no puyers ~ ~ ~ ouInoe Suv1suSns' ,e. ,
n, Ssn ~ s,ce sn ~ so o ~ SN' Sa'eS
OF ooU barrels at - 3Oep6 oO Tor common 10 cnoce.
,sn II, W ~ nr1 ~ ana une io"er Wtn saieS OIL
~ E0pS 0pis ~ 20 IOeS1 zo' ,,, =, A.o
40 an @ ,sSu VIII .s 1'O
~ " eO ana 20 M 40 iSI
usSluou sass S o9
TO- gs.,r ~ 'N@~~'h0 i"i N''0i W So'u ''a'' N sou
~, n.gn w91.ein' m, -.
ohnrnas ~srMss dHo S, u .in a. =, ON oa
a Sio saes OF Svvy % 81 SiuT so ~ w.
t'o vushes g1oa oeo SS SuS 2Sna,
RARIpV n Ti'n i.h na'es ~ 9on hSst .,,s a, ar
0nssc 'u''' WIN sA''' VI "'' "N'""' ''a'' ~ %
SS0ooc $500, 900
0hon, ~ 6s hhhh-"e h0'oo Sa'eSO 'VO DuSn0iS ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

ma. II thus appears that the rebel government
Is In advance Of our own, az the bill for estab.
fishing provisional government Of the terrific
~ is not yet acted upon In Congress.
The War Department received dispatch
this afternoon from General Wool, that firing
had been heard In tho direction OF Yorktown;
andfrOm information received to.dsy,it appears
the Merrimac is in the Norfolk drydock, loaded
with coal. She 10 tocome out to-day, with two
guns. one of large calbre.
All quiet ut Fortress Monroe and General
Wool thinks the army OF the Potomac won't
find many troops to contend with.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

CHICAGO. April 5.--A special dispatch to the
Tribune, dated New Madrid, April 3D., says the
telegraph wires were to-day discovered cut In
dozen places between that place and Sikeston.
General Pope Immediately Issued special order
directed to residents along the route, that they
will be held responsible for the safety Of the
telegraph; that II any damage is done 1t near
their farms or residences, their houses shall
be burned, themselves and families arrested
and brought to camp, and visited with the sever
est punishment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
g. ReRure9urd Ontslanlkcd

NEW YoRK, March 6.--The World says prl.
vate information, derived from responsible
source, has reached here that Beauregsrd has
been outnanked near Corinth, and compelled ia
fall back, and that a heavy body Of troops is be-
tween the enemy and Memphis, and not fsI
from the Mississippi. Glorious news, adds the
World, may be expected ina day or two.--.--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
Surgeon. General Finiay sent to Fort
WARREN la-r

PHILADELPHIA, April 5,--Tbe Bulletin Learns
from gentleman Just from Washington, tha
Surgeon. General Clement A. Flnlay, who hal
been removed from the head Of the medical de
psrtment of the army, has been sent to For
Warren, and that he passed through here las
night. The cause has not been asoertained.
DR. Finlay is native Of Ohio, but a residen
Of this cIty. st-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
Money Market,

lIsLEGRAEHFp FOR THE ONO sTATsMAH,j
Nav YORK, April 8.
The market continues eusy at 67 per cent for loans
on call,
Prime psper Is scarce and wanted at 6kD7 per cent
Sterling Exchange nominal at Ill%@ll2K for Bank
er's Bills.
American Gold Is trias Hrncr, with fair demand
ct per cent. premium
oslfornis Gold Bars quiet OF 9K@aS per cent. pre-.
mlum.
Government stocks heavy and lower with sales Of
United States Skies Of 1881 at 92k; 73 10 Treasury
Notes at 99%. ...n .Ha--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
RecOnnoissanco TO Florence,

CHICAGO, April "a special to the Tines
from Carlo ssys reliable information from the
Tennessee river says the gunboats Cairo, Lex
ington and Taylor, and the transport Tigress
N made q reconnaissance ns far as Floronce, Ala
They met with no resistance on tho way. They
only discovered one deserted battery, where the
enemy had nine guns planted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES
n SssgMs Cold, COsssh,

GA 11oataeleas, Or Slare
EI:NIylailEsl9 ISzhfoat, ,Uhich might be
W. ny obsolosd t0jt7t a simple REM
&HSW edy, if neglected often Ter
inmates seriously. FetO are olUars Of
the importance Of Stopping a Igotlah O.
Sflialt AgoLd in its first stage that
tphtch in the beginning ,yOtld yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attaelcs the lungs.
Mtouv,'s Aro1ethiaL IStoches
psre first mtroduosd eleve1 years ago,
Il has been proved that they are the best
a,ttsle bgore the public for Lgcuahs,
folds, bronchitis, .Aathn1a,
HataEfh, the Hacking Cough in Ige'1-
suS,zi,fic,1, and numerous affections Of
the Iglfoat, giving insneedtats relief
Pss5lic Speakers and Singers,
wiH find them efscttsal for clearing and
strmgthming the voice.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in
.Medtoins, at 9S cents per boz. A.
For sale. wholesale or retail, by
a. ROBERTS Druggist,
No. "a North High street
8. E. SAMUEL, Druggist
oeClV-o0WVn #H.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

EDIsBURo, Va, April 3.--All is quiet in this
corps, except occasional shots at long range at
Aslfby's cavalry. Our troops are in good con-
dltiou, and anxious for a forward movement
Gen Shields continues to improve.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
TO MARRIED MEM,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned Will gyeinformation on very IN.
tvsstin0 and important subject, which will be yalH
ed more than thousand times Its cost BY every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
will sent by mall to any address the receipt Of 2;
cents (stver) aud one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed TO
Il. B. MORRIS, NJ. D.
oct3l-ly3hwdssw Boston, Mass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

notwithslaudIpr Inc sewers weaihsr that has pEeyssd
That s severe for the last Of March and nrst OF Ap
for Il q not yet warm enougl 70 melt All ne snow ano
Ice lust outside OF the city and one hundred me
ward most Of the forest lands and norhern NIL hne.
still hidden under snow OF early winter, pesee ono
fell on Sunday night. Yet the owners OF bneeP nave
sont them 10 market without their warm overcoa and
for once they have mistaken their own Interest," a. the
wool Iepaated from the sheep will not bring a. much as
their backs and the clipped sheep DO a. read
y the pelta not Of as ready sao even az ne
low rate Of fifteen cents each. The clipped peu anoro
about an average OF six Of wool and cutce tDat
scrapes OF with It, and this ID not now aaabe at any
price. One house has very large lot accumulated last
year, the best offer for which Is nineeen cens pound
OF course the peltbuye do not wish 70 accumulate any
more. We therefore advise OF sheep that looks
to US as though It would be for their interest to send their
sheep to market with the wool az with It they sell at
66kc. per pound, live weight and without, nc 4G4Ho
and more likely 10 fall than rise from that.
The supply this week, II will be seen, much greater
than last and that may account for the dulness of the
market. -
One Of the curostes Of the market this week large
lot Of sheep from Virginia II Is one OF the straws
(tha) show how the wind blows"
THE NOD MARKET.
Quotations-s3 5ODe4 sax per cWt. live weight for
cerned Hogs and SO 5O93 62 per cwt for dlstllers,
are the quotations OF Henry D. Grant, Superintendent
Of the Market.
Tho late arrivals not above the demand for good
Hogs which sell quicRlyi but the scaawags are very
slow sale at the lowest quotations. which widely dt
ferent from the best.
Geo; W. Dorman gives the following as the price Of
hogs this week:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrytp
these articles around 20 famllies. The DENTAL TRRar
OFT u the neatest article that man or woman can
around. Send for one and or, better dozens vhA
We will sell, a. sAmpiee for ~. Agents sopplIod ber
ally with Circulars. IF Now Is hs time 70 10 into
the business, to do good, and make proat. We are
spending thousands for the benefit OF agents.. New
England men and women here l. something nIee ana
chance to take the tide al Its food
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
New York Cattle Market

REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENpNs April 9, 1862.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, THE WEEK.
According to the reports from tho several market.
places in tho city, there have been received hswesk
compared with last week ts .--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

Nrw YoRK, April 6.--The billiard match
eIween Foley and Derry was won by Foley bv
40e points In game Of 1000. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
What are the People DoingS

The American people are Intelligent enough to sppre
cate preparations that eontrlbuts 90 much to the hap
ness OF those using them, and they want them EVER
mali bfingl rs letters some ordering the TREATIES on
TEETH some the NEuRALoIA PLAsrERs and not feyT an
closing 81 cents for the Mourn WAsH TO bo sent hy mali
put 70 these We are compelled to reply that It d mpos.
ele 70 send half Pint bottle BY mall The people want
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

na: HuRD's NEURALGIA NoN-ADHRsrvE PLAs.
Tkhs are the most pleasant and suocesful remedIes
ever prescribed for this painful disease The DAT
apPHes one soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
iree from Pain, and no blister or other
Nvouo AkADAcHE, apply according % directions and
reet VIII surely follow. Nothing can be obtaned ccuaI
70 Dr. Hurds Compress for Neuralgia. Try them
Ihey are entirely novel, curious and original pFepap
enon, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
sises, one SMALL for the face, price Is eenn and he
other large for application to the body price 81 canfs
WHH % NAKED on receipt Of price and oas Sfdsap.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
nemoved from his old Orrico.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, uear High ST.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment OF certain private diseases he may be
consulted ct his Office on Broadway the Exchange
Bank.
ianl9dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
N o oTIcE.

Isaac Rossnisli' ~ Jr'( Ohio. Common Pleas of Frank
A,.pSon Reed. lin county
ALANseN REED WILL TAKE NO.
N TICE, that Isaac Rosenfsll, Jr. OF st. Louis,
Mo- did, on the 2lst day Of March, 1859, le his petit
ty OHIO against the said AlAnson Reed, setting forth
that the said Reed vas indebted 10 him account or
rent Of house. in the sum Of Sl75 with hntereptom May
I'd 1851 and for el75 with nterest from Aug 3D. 1861,
and for S75, with interest from Nov 3 1861, and for
SllO 49, with interest from Feb I'd, 1861, and praying
for Judgment in his favor against said Reed for said
several sums and interest, and for order OF attach
appear and answer said petition before the third
Saturday after the 9Th day Of May, 1869
FRANCIS COLLINS,
4g sEgs.tG4Ae Atty for Plaintiff.
march 28-w6w NJ aa & s4s5.s IS. sbEl rslE8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
THn sHElP MARKET.

Receipts for the week, $50. E.eN .At
The most striking fsaturs In the Sheep market thi
week 10 that more than half the stock had been clipped
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
NApoLEou'S HAIR TOILET

They you'd also announce to the public that they ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

Late Richmond papers announce that JEFF.
Q full set Of officers for the territory Of ArlEo.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-21
Sergeant Amber.

Mr.. Gilman The following from the Ken
nebec Journal of Nov. 7th, has just come to
my knowledge. The friends here of the Chris
tian soldier referred to will be glad TO meet
with such testimony. We have done little for
hun; he, much for us; and you, am sure, will
not grudge him the praise he gets, from all
quarters,-towards supporting his wife and
paying his doctors bills. JN.
Ever since the breaking out of the rebellion
Sergeant Amber has been active in his efforts
TO do all in his power to render the Maine
regiments effective troops. We have spoken
oil him so often that our readers must by this
time have learned the substance of his history
Since he was so severely wounded, he has done
much with the arm which he can still use, to
teach the sword exercise to the new regiments,
both officers and men. During large part of
the time the nine months men were organizing
at this place, he has been upon the ground,
although his health was such that his physi-
clan warned him uot to exert himself over
much and has done a great deal Of good to
them. Col. johnson of the 2lst, requests us
to say that he feels greatly obliged to him for
the instruction he himself has received aud
that impaired to the officers and men of his
command by Mr.. Amber. Few men during
the war have done more with less reward Pc
cuniarily, than he. If thanks could make a
man rich, Sergeant Amber would be wealthy
indeed But unfortunately, it takes some
thing more substantial TO support life. We
hope bis case will not be forgotten by the Leg
islature.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-21

BANKRUPTCY NARROWLY ESCAPED. -
About ten years ago merchant of this city
had IN his employment young man, who
robbed him of several thousand dollars Ii
being impossible to recover the money, he was
allowed to go unpunished, upon his promise to
return the amount stolen il ever he were able
to do so. He was not heard of until the 9TH
er day, when stranger entered the counting
house of his former employer.
"Y ou do not remember me" he said.
NO." was the reply.
"Did you not have once i'm yonr service
young man by the name of Thomas?"
Yes"
"What became of him?'
"He left me about ten years ago, ard have
never heard from him since"
"Why did he leave you?"
"No matter. 1t is long time ago."
"Was he an honest youth?"
Il think he was, naturally; but he got into
bad company, who misled him."
"You had confidence in him?'
"The most implicit: and | cannot, somehow,
help having confidence in him still, and believe
he will one day return, and pay the money he
owes me-"
Here it is, principal and interest, every
cent of it in current money; and / have come
to pay it, and to implore your forgiveness for
an early crime"
"Who are you?" said the merchant.
"Thomas," he replied; who robbed you so
many years ago, and who has been fortunate
enough, in his traffic abroad, to honestly OBJ
tain the means of returning to you the sum he
had fraudulently distracted from you'
The fact derives additional interest from
the circumstance that, had it not been for the
receipt of this money, the merchant, who was
on the eve of bankruptcy, must have failed in
a few weeks.-[Home Monthly.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-21
The Army at Holly Springs laying
idle.
Destruction of Marine Hospital at Paducah
by Fire.
Hanging of Ohio Soldiers at Atlanta.
Destruction of st. Mary's, Ga.
CAIRO. Nov %

CAIRO, Nov. 90
Passengers from Holly Springs report the
army at a stand still. Hospitals are being
prepared, and large quantities of grain are be-
ing collected. A depot Tor contrabands has
been established at Grand Junction.
An expedition left Humboldt and Trenton
yesterday for point on the Tennessee river,
where it was reported rebel force of 100
were crossing 1t was thought the whole of
them would be captured.
The Marine Hospital at Paducah was burned
Monday night. All the inmates escaped, and
most of the furniture was saved. The build
ing was worth 100000. Great CONSERVATION
prevailed owing TO the impression that this was
the herald of rebel attack, and double pickets
were placed around the town.
letter from Corinth says Jno. Porter, of
the 2lst Ohio, and J. Williams, of the 23d
Ohio, had arrived at that place from Atlanta.
Ga. They belonged to party of twenty-five
men sent out by Gen, Mitchell last summer,
and captured by the rebels. They make the
following statement:-Capt. Andrews, Geo ID.
Wilson, Marion Ross, p. ID. Shadock and VIM.
Campbell, I'd Ohio, J. NJ. Scott, 4th Ohio, aud
Sam. S;avers, 33d Ohio, were tried at Knox
vile, and hung in Atlanta June 18th. The
others remained in confinement until twenty
two days since, when they broke Jail, but as
they scattered as soon as they got out of con-
finement, it is impossible to tell what became
of them.
The following is from the Grenada Appeal:
Chattanooga, Nor. 13.-Forrest's cavalry had
a skirmish with the Federals in Franklin road
Tuesday, killing 20 and wounded 80 or 60.
The Federals being reinforced, Forrest with
drew. Kirby Smith is sick at Chattanooga
The Savannah Republican of 18th says that
on Sunday last the Federals attempted to land
at ST. Mary's, Ga, but were repused. The
gunboats then shelled and completely de-
stroyed the town.