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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
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delaware. March. 10. 1859.

1HE NEws.-Co ntrary 10 expectation We
are still without intelligence Of battle either
on the Southern coast or at VicksbGrg, though
the indications are such that decisive move
men,s may be confidently Ioohed for ere. .lorg- :
We have sustained some disasters IN tLe de-
parimeut Of the Cumberland, Oa The 9th a
force consisting Of four regiments Of infantry
aud battery Of artillery. was defeated IN an
engagement with rebel force under y az
Dorm, near Fra,.klio, Tenn. Tue artillery es-
capped. bat the infantry were nearly ell ceptu-
red s:ser Sustaining considerable loss in Kill
Cd and wounded. There is also report that
on the loth. al Jackson, Tenn, 200 of cur
men. with tyss pieces Of artillery, we're sur
rounded and cqp;nfed by The enemy.
Rebel papers state that Gen. Banks was a
bout to attack Port Hudson with lnrgq
ferce. and Ias. sdyices from Memphis bring
reports OF battle, which hovever need con
fr-nation
Operations 10 ths ueigLborhood Of vioks-
burg were progressing satisfactorily, and We
sbaIl doubtless scUn have stirring inteHigebcs
from that region.
The Army Of ;hs Potomac st.!l cootl.pea
mad bouad, and Ihns Of The Cumberland is in
the same condition.
II rebel accounts are TO be relied upon tbs
Indianola, l0tely captured from Us, bas beer
blown up in order te prevent her again falling
into our lands.
The rrEeIad eAptnre Of Fort MeAlister
By oar iron-clads, turss cut TO be untrue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

pEsTRUcTIoE OF THE REBEL PIRATE NASH
viII.E.-A Hilton Head correspondent under
date Of March lst. states that the pirate
Nashville erdgav0rgd during fog TO run past
the blockaders, but got aground Comman-
der ~ crden discovered her ard ran up with
in 1890 yards with the ",Iontapk." Fort
McAllisler opened furious FIRE bat Worden
took no notice of it, leaving the wooden gun
heats to that. Tie 4th shell bust in the
Nashville setting her en- Ere; another one went
through ber side into her powder magazine and
the embrio pirate blew up with grand expIO.
sion. None Of our vessels were harmed by the
fire from the fort nor was any one hurt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

MoB IN CoLrMBus.-Thursday night Of last
week mob consisting OF about one hundred
persons, most Of whom wore the uniform of
soldiers, broke into the Editorial rooms Of the
CRISIS, Published by S. MEDARY, and destroy
ed the greater part of the contents. consisting
OF 0fiee furnilure, files ofback Volumes Of his pa
pcis, bucks, &c. The work on lie paper is execu-
It'd at the establishment Of r. NEyINs, State
Printer, where the Statesman ia also printed,
and on learning this fact all { (1,rt to enter that
effice was also made, but WIS frustrated by the
timely arrival Of the police. The affair pro
duced considerable excitement, and ether acts
Of violence were for several days anticipated,
bul matters have fually 50 far qnieted down
as to render any further disturban ce improb-
able. II is unfortunate that at time like
The present man occupying The position Col
Acdary does, should be engaged iii publishing
such paper Us the Crisis; Tut il Is still more
unfortunate thut the Capital Of our State
should be disgraced by mob The tendency
to riotous proceedings is one Of the most Sc
riDus porlenis of the times. 1hercea be nl
Justification for a resort 10 mob law, and every
good citizen should discuuul lenance everything
looking TO OF calculated 10 encourage such acts
Of violeucc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
We lnre received flonl onr ror,hr anl Al

We have received fron our worthy and at '
trntivc Senator, Hon. j. ~. SIvNErT, Chair
man of the Senate Military Committee,
copy of the report recently submitted by the
committee iC that body, togcther with the ae-
company ing bill for the organization Of the
mil,is Of cur siaie, Tie bill comprises IS
sectious. was thoroughly considered and as far
as possible perfected by tue committee, and
received the sanction of every member. It is
now pending in the Senate, and if passed into q
law will doubtless prove effective for the pur-
pose designed,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The New Tork Herald a P.per that has
been and still is bitterly hostile TO the pres
ent Administration, apprsaiating the fact that
the Nation is in imminent peril, that all are
alike involved in the issue and that its salvation
depends upoo the success Of the efforts being
made by the constituted authorities, thus speaks
Of tie President, the powers granted hm by
recent acts of Congress, anl ihe duly Of pat
riUts to give him cordial support:
1t is the duty Of the President to put down
the rebellion. The Congress just deceased in
vested President Lincoln with extraordinary
powers. The militia Of af-the States, TIE g.
nAnces of the whole country, and the liberties
of ell The people are placed under bis control
by the CoHsctipiion Act, the financial meas
ures, and the aer authorizing the suspension
Of she habeas corpus President LiucoIu Is
ROW IL effect temporary dictator. Vi hat
then Doea not The crisis demanded cxtFa0r-
dinary powers? Is uet tie Union worth the
price Of temporary dictatorship? Does not The
Constitution give Congress the right 10 cor
fer upon the President such snprcms autbori-
~ in cases Of war or invasion Let copper
heads complain and traitors tremble Patriots
Will support the President, in order to save
I the Nation,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

A FoRTuSATE SrEctIAT1oN.-N Nor-tges
Ter, The New York correspondent of ihe Bos
ton Post, relates the following incident Of oae
Of the fortuna. speculations Of The day:
IN lie summer Of 1861, young man who
happened to lnve $4,000 burning in his pock-
et, Jut whose fears connseFed him TO keep Out
Of usual channels Of trade, called on one Of our
heavy shipping merchants, who is al o pres
idcnt Ola city bark, and asked his advice as
10 hcw to use his monty. The merchant sug-
eosied his investing in a purchase OF tar, ihe
article al that time selling ut only one dollar
a barrel, with every prospect Of soon being on
the sdynure The Young man took theadvice,
bought ten iheascnd barrels Of tar aud stUrd
ii for a rise Afier keeping il until last fall be
concluded to realize on his investment, and
sold il all cut at $40 balrel, or forty times
It's original cost receiving bis original capital
of 81 GO and the slight accumulation ol $500
eco as the dividend thereon
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Lieut. G. L. PErrIBoNE,
SergtJ \. SHARK, ta
4. POTTER, ~ Com.
ID. STAEK, a..a.ri
O. B. CARPENTER. a'2 2

A FEARFUL EPEDHNIc. Within tic past
week or two a terrible disease has manifested,
Itself in the community about six niles north
Of this pece. -Four casea are reported, three
q which proved fatal. and the lourth,a child
Of fF. II. C. Mccoy, treated by DR.. Wren, Of
this place, has recoycred. The disease mani-
tests itself by a chill, then delirum. which is
followed by speedy death. a man ualaed
Wm. Pemcrto9, in the locality named, was
attacked last Nopday morning, and died at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same day
Two sons Of MIR. james Ellsworth, aged re-
spectiyeIy Il and l3 years, died after week 5
illness. The disease is said TO be epidemical,
but further developments will prove whether or
not it is contagious although it IS Supposed it
il not. The disease IS pronounced the Cere-
LIo spinal nean ce'is, essentially the same as
noticed by Prof. Alien, as having prevailed to
an alarming extent at Plymouth, Indiara.-
London. (O) Democrat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

THE RIGHT KIND OF TALK.-The following
resolution, originally Offered in the House by
Alr. FLAeG Of Hamilton, and which passed
that body by an overwhelming majority, pass
ed the Senate on Wednesday with only one
vote (Kenney Of Ashlaud) in the negative:
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, That we win have no disou-
ton OF the Union that We viii have no ar
mistice--that we can fight as long as the reb-
els and traitors can-that the war shall go on
until law is restored and We will never de-
spair Of the Republic.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
In HeYnorium.
CANT NEAR FALMOUTH. VA, -
March RI 1894

March Sd, 1883. =
Immediately upon the reception Of The offl-
cial notice of Capt. j. FERGUsoNs death
special meeting Of company was called, of
which Lieut s. J. SHoUB was chairman and
D. Il. .3TRoNe secretary. The chairman stated
the object of the meeiing-Io pass series of
preambles aud resolutions upon the death of
our Captain, in token OF our high regard for
him.
Upon motion of Corp. H. A. Shoub it was
agreed that the chairman be requested to APP
point committee of FIVE, to draft said reso-
lutious and submit them TO the House. The
committee retired, aud is a short time submit
ted the following, which was agreed upon by
the House:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God,
by his mysterious providence, TO take unto
Himself our esteemed commander, while yet
the suH Of his lite was initS zenith, when he
had bat entered upon lies hopeful mission,
and when The demand for his life and health
was everywhere manifest
WHEREAS, BY indefatigable labor and ex-
cessive bardships unHitgated by the shortest
leave of absence, be endeared himself to us
all, and received, without solicitation, the high
est honors we could confer, aud
HHEREAs The nobIest act Of his life was
the Offering Of himself upon The altar of his
coHatry-the gift or a lnatured devotion to
her highest good.
WHEREAS. 1t was while in the van of the
storm. at the head Of his command, that he
received the fatal shot, which subsequently,
brought disease ard death. Therefore,
ResRred, That we endeavor 10 submit 10
this affective dispensatiOn as patiently as pos
sibe. And
Resolvel, That W {. emulate the trne patriot
/ ism Of our fallen chieftain, that we count not
our lives dear with us while there remains a
single traitor to desecrate the sancfity Of his
resting place. And that we have no sympa-
! thy whatever with those cowardly trsitors al
home, who cry peace peace, when there is
no peace" But that we win appeal through
the eloquence' Of bis blood and the tears o.
his bereaved friends TO The " God of Battles
for an honorable atd speedy termination o
the bloody coufict. and
Resoltsd. That we terder our warmest sym
patty to his afflicted parents. and earnestly
inpjore the divine favor upon them ia tbh
their hour Of deepest trial. r+'7
Resolred, That the Secretary he requested
to furnish each of the Delaware County pa
pers copy Of these preahbles aud resolution.
for publication. .f
Lieut.. G. l. PETTIBoNE
.s .' Sergt.J Y. s;fARE, etn 81
z A. PORTER, ~ Com
ID. STARK, 4 ni4'..fi
O. B. CARPENTER 81 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Several deserters Of the 32d Regiment were
taken through here Monday. 1t is a sad Hight
to see men bandcufed in order to return ther
to the service, but resistance is in vain-the
law must be obeyed. When man enters the
service of the- United States for stated time
be must serve ouI that tiInc, if possibIe-i he
remains capable ard able bodied; and if be
resisis or Is advised or assisted TO resist re-
turu to the service, he and bis advisers and
a5euers must be punished Ur6aaa U,iicS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

NEW HAzrsHIKE ELKcrIoN.-The eiection
10 New Hampshire, which came Of last Tues
Gay. vas for Governor, CongIessnen, State and
Ceuury Ulcers, and members Of tia GcgisiA-
ture. 1Aere wege three candidates for Gov
erner in the Republican, regular Demo
cratic, and third run 6y Inc war Democrats.
Tie returns sre net complete, but they iudi.
cate probable fAilare to elect Governor By
the pscple Enztman, Republican, leads Lis
n,niocr4lic coDpeti,sr from 1000 TO 5000,
and will ls, K but little OF having clear ma
joTi.y. The Congressional delegation viii
probably stand two Republicans, one Demo
erat. The House Is largely Republican, AID
ii is thougAt there viii also be . Repnbiicau
majority in the Senate. In case Of failare
by he people TO elect Governor TIE election
devolves npon the Legislature, which insures
the triumph of the Republican candidate,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Pr.,1id al Lncoln's inst iucfsage was pub
Iislca in llopnuIu, SundHich Islands in lN Give
DAYS ard twenty hours after lis delivery in
Washington. so mGvb bar overland iele-
grdpa.
The sour persons tried in the United States
District Court At Indianapolis for treason,
have been found guilty. They were Of the
iusane crew in Morgan County, who thought
it a constitutional act to fire upon a squad Of
cavalry sent iuto their neighbortoOd to arrest
deserters. Thus is exetnplfed the teachings
Of such eminent conservatives as Hendricks
Buskirk and others. The road to rebellion,
of which thcy are the pioneers. is as broad and
straight as that other road which leads 10 ev-
chasing ptrdiilUn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Ths Eislt Al -Etsakl.ia rscn..

NASHVILLE, Marea 6-Late news from
Franklin states that our troops fought With
great valor, until their ammuDition was ex-
hausted. Our loss in killed and wounded is
about 500. We lose 1,G00 prisoners. The
report about the rebel negro regiments proves
to be nDtrue. The rebel loss according to
their statement. is double ours in killed and
wounded. We lose no officers killed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

PRACTICAL TREAsox. All the rebel news
papers in the South declare emphatically that
TIE South will consent to peace on no terms
but disuDion and a recognition Of the South
ern Confed-racy. And yet their Northern
ties, and an amicable arrangement for 'restO-
ration" Could anything be more prepostc-
rous? Nay, could anything be more treasona-
ble? What the rebels now most need, and
what viii only save them from being utterly
crushed, is time to recuperate their weakened
forces and bankrupt treasury. These North
ern allies know this, aud hence their DISGRACE
full and reasonable conduct
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

FAnh1ctDE.- The BrookviIIe Qndr) } Demo
crat says 'l:,t Henry Ihmsen, an old and re-
sPectebIe Gcrman citizen, living few mi es
from Brookville, was murdered by his own
SOD, william Ihmsen, The family we're SIT
tipg at the supper table, when the father and
son began to dispute about some matters
The son became greatly excited, and leaving
the table, rushed up stairs, got his revolver,
returned, and deliberately shot his father dead
upon the spot. The son is, or has betn a
member of Wnlchs German regiment. He
has made his escape.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The New Orleans Era of February 25th,
publishes the following:
We learn on good authority that the estab-
lishment at Clinton, La, for the manufacture
of arms, ammunition, &C., was totally destroy
ed by FIRE about two weeks since. The loss to
the rebels is particularly severe at this time,
as the troops in that section have been very
seantily supplied, their officers depending upon
the capacity of their works at Clinton 10 fur
nish them. The difficulties alluded to by the
Confederate Secretary of War would be great
ly increased by this disaster,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

WBAT Is DoIHG IN BRITIsH SHIPTARDs FOR
TIE REBELs.-The London News publishes
full account Of the extraordinary exer5ons
made in the English and Scotch shipy ards to
st out vessels, not only for the contraband
trade but fer he rebel navy. Under the pre-
tence OF being intended for tie emperor OF
China. Two powerful war steamers, each of
22O0 toas bHTdea, oftha ram Class and partial
ly iron plated, are being built at BIrkbtal by
the Messers. Lard, she builders OF the '2S0,'
or Aiabama. In the same ysrd, eno,her
steamer OF similar character, but smaller size.
is beisg built under the suPerintend4nce Of
Capt. Bullock, who commanded The .s290,"
aud delivered her oyer to Capt. Semmes-
Besides these, at the yard Of the AesseIs Iav-
ereuce, in the Iersey, 3 large screw steamer
is being bailt. Thompson & Brothers are.
building on the Clyde powerful armor-clad
steam ram to he ready by april 9Th. Messrs
Denny & 1oa, Of numbarton, have cons:ruc-
ted Two fiue screw steamers; and two week ago
& fue vessel, of the same class as the Alabauia
was launched at Port Glasgow by the Nessrs.
Backwoed, ali for tie same ap9chrypbal iudi-
vidual. Besides these Me5sFs. Fraser, Tren-
holm 6 Co, Of Liverpool, the "leposi'aries, ?"
as they style themselves of the Confederate
Government. have contracts for a large YES
sel of 500 tons. Nearly sll these vessels are
being constructed, IS given cut, fer the Empe-
roF Of China but that celestial po;en ate must
be overcoming his exelusiveness in a very re-
markable degree, tn want powerful iron-clad
navy. bis political troubles nsas'iy being an in
teru4l and not an external character.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

.Spaaking Of Sam. Cox's speech in C1p-
gIe,s, sle RivhRlond Enquirer oi.sssves that,
"lIIpn. Mr. Csx, Democrat from Ohio, is
wo~iFg South CaEaina, who appears TO be an
old Game Of his;i' and il declares that such
nclyiy is sheynusie Of Cox might Faels she
heart Of palmetto log hus " the frail cfea-
ture is coy" .Dn, ai,er p1king its siy ;an al
AT. Cox in this way, tie rcbsi editor pr 'cee,is
TO Gail lin thief. It3says:
Tie ss'luctive serg of fAe impassipned
swain nena1, Help Us, Caroline, to pemo-
cratic ticks. for rext Congress, and you Shall
have part Of he steaIings. Have re pos
always, oA child Of Ii Gun, lived and l"Ycd
and stolen together? Hog often ha'R eur
bdlrds mel il tLt porket Of tht same inneceni
pu5.ie and :gi44iy pressed oae anutinr =
bi!npul cur dear seuIh he Den.cer-ts can
piu,dcr no uo1el Nithaut tbes 'Lat oncc
un;err:i :ilei psr:y ailcai' Isolation and dcapAir;
it i Oh" L,ela Of a vsir of seiss..rs; il ls tie
half of u hook assd eye! SO Sings the s~sin
ei U1!o, wal Cassl!ue LsAlken 10 ih,. gay
spd-.>cf -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

ST, LOUIS, March "a Camp Blunt (Ark.)
CORES pondent Of the Democrat, Of the 26th
nit. says the Cherokee National Council has
Just adjourned This was the same Council
that was coereed into the passing. Of an ordi-
nance Of secession blythe rebel army,
Their FIRST act was TO repeal il unanimously;
they then pussed an act depriving officers in
the Nation aud dsqnalayiug all who ceutinu-
ed disloyal to the United States. They also
passed anGet abolishiDg slavery
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Our sdrices by lei, g,rrh show that, in ad-
Gilion to al the kertoIr and beTsAveSeuis 0:
war restilence and plague are d7Papalating
Ricbinand T'h8 war. which the rebel leaders
themselves invokoa ard innngura'od IS bring
irg upsn them. aed fh'iSc whom ihcy have
duIod ,he lvs'!'e1tne pcstilence thai walk
eth IN darknes end wastrth al noorAAy."-
4hst a.sas aafiliy rcv"'iug Of sll dlseasss
known 10 the EulsAn rucs, The smallpox, has
lIere assumed Ihr lansI nai5goHnt type. Aud
rsrrs us a pnifid plague atlous 'ns pe,pie
and army of the rrbel copital,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

GEumAN SyMPATHY.-W. w Murphy. Esq
United States Consul al Frankfort ou-t the
Main has transmitted to the Department al
Washington several large boxes filed with lin
en- Bnt baudages and svorn socks, cantribu-
ted by friends and latives OF German so4-
diels in th6 Union army. Consul Murphy
writes that great sympathy for the Uuion
cause exists throughout Germany.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Latest rom the South.


81 CIHe1NyAT1, March IA special to the
srlrnercia from Jackson, Tenn, say-: 200
inHt and pieces Of artillery Of Suiiivan's
isiops wero surroundel By rebel cavalry
:, d captured.
A dispatch from Memphis saps: he city is
f, Of rumors OF an engagement at Port Had-
RvrHERFosp's GeEEE. miles north of
umbia, Team, Mareh Il.-Gen. Granger
ne ,l1 with the eaemy at this place yesterday
'eruoon.
T'he-edvanoe gnard was sSirmis.iiag yestcr-
"a :, and lost tive killed and several wounded,
captured several rebels Que Of them re.
It's Col Cpbufn, With 1000 men, escaped
L we're waking their way 70 our lines.
WELL RgpREs ENTEn.-Ihe Toledo Blade
/: Ou4he 5lst Of October, Lucus County
represented in he Ohio Penitentiary by a
=. CATION numbering ihirty-two.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

French AMY II MExIcoIS GREAT DANGER
Vera Cruz advices received 10 New Orleans
Stale That ne French army is entirely Inactive
and not able to accomplish anything without
further large reir,forcements, which, il not soon
received they zsuet be driven from the coua-
Try. The French officers are dissusted. The
climate is operating unfavorably on the sol
diers. Most OF the French force al Vera Cruz
are negroes from Martinique. The bulk Of
tbs French army Is uear Puebla The coGn-
tty between there nd the City of Mexico is
infested with guerilas well armed ard noun
ted A whole train Of supplies from Vera
Cruz for the French army was captured by
guerillas. The French are constructing a
Iailroad - PueeLa, aud the gueriiias are ann
sing themselves by spreading the rails SO as to
run the trains of The track.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Probate Court of Delaware County, O..
PETITION TO SILL. IAND.

pLIlIIUN TO Sill, IAND.
L. c. Strong Administrator OF Thomas Hills decd
ROsannah II ills the willow and Eliz beth Reed wife Of
David Kced Esther SIane wife vi Ellas Sane, Welthy
Siaue vile Og Jacob Slane Thomas Hills, George Hills
and HeEry Hills minor aud also Simon bilis mi
nor, who resides the state OF iowa and David Hills
William Hills who reside in the State of Illinois,
who the heirs aud widow Of Thomas HIils de-
ceased
VTOU hereby informed that the 9th day Of
" March, 1868 said Administrator filed his petition
tr0bate court of Delaware county, Ohio, the OBJ
jcct aud prayer OF which petition Is 70 obtain an order
the Of ihq looWng Real Estate, OF which the
said fhonas ILLS dicI seized, Or much thereof
may be lteceszT 10 ray tie debts OF said deccdeht
he hall Of I.gt No. H. IN Section 9, Ragc
IS, township 5, United states Military ands Hciaware
county biio-beme the nom stcad farm OF said Thom-
lIlis, deceased, which he resided the time Of
Lis death, and containing IS acres.
l. c. STRONG, admir-.
March l3, 1s63.-4t 53,-5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
SLATER FROM LAKE. PRovIDExcE.-The ST
Louis Democrat Of tuesday publishes the fol

lowing:
Prem private sources We learn Of inpor-
Iant HSeyenent down ihe river, the news Of
which has not been permitted 20 come to US
through our telegrapaie correspondence. The
caual from he Mississippi river 10 Lake Prov
ideuce has been completed, and on Tuesday
last the steamer Continental passed throug h
\ la ge division OF the army, including lie Sev-
entb Missouri, Eighth, Iwenlierh, Thirteenth,
aud Eighty Erst Illinois. aad soAe o:her,, I'M
der Generals Logan and Macarthur, was ready
for transportation through the Lake, and be
fore this time is doubtless on its way to Bed
River, the destination probably being Port
Hudson, where the command viii co operate
with General Banks for tie reduction Of that
rebel stronghold. Great and good news may
soon be expected from this expedition