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Guerrilla War in " cstern Il cnturky,
The f,llosi.g 10 from TIE Evansville tlnd.
JOURNAL Of + .esisy:

The Ellosi.g 10 from TIE Evansville tlnd.
JouRsAL Of + .esisy;
W. aye ailly tat sfsl from ipiorinst on We h ivc
received VT III t,e pas; thiee days. Ihss u Lei
tot, detnotst wed army ~ Brsg. 10 Iiily N.
broae up AZ mars ana dispensing itei ~ gusr-
~ |. organ. latious tn oggivut tAuse loIuLcs IA
Nj idle Tennessee, uuItn anI west of Gll,a ntury
ami Wi lanson aud truupi out Wet T,n.c' e,
from Purdy, Bolivar snG SumnIervilic, w H., IA
tucky border. In the Kentu,ky count.a, tet~e n
the Ieunes-ee aud QUO rysrs leie ,re n ,ruetOus
.sn.s vi thete ar 49, some Of them Il ouslicI-
asls force Al Ih,s are wCr.lug thtT way NO
the interior count w Il Kent4csy, a. tL,lr ace e;
u,s are pressing thcm sever Is. lnde,d, the ~DO =
western border ot nucsS IN swArmns with taete
myruiIdons oi Jcf Dasis. TIE town nj HJcsman,
At ast accounts A. IA uulEpdted rstel pOs-esi ~
TIE stJr,s iobteI, thu .ousts 1i III. ci.lz ns
pundcrel, aud ito rebl coma, II, tIou MAS be.i x
"a Ofc,d against all abe bodied men DREADED d
aleiuniA. on the Tenusss,e border, are reported
as pscs, u reudezvuu. Tor tho." guer iiss and
W. lave n doubt t 81 All at opt g. Iut ia ior,v
Ne reO.l thrests to give X nlu,ky On lndiHna
h." ~ ~ he usie, and that nj Very ear d-y
Gu,rril!as lave tgAn made th,ir al pear NJ, "a
many of the count % along the man line 4 IN.
LouHvi 10 and Ntshy lie railroad an sso along tie
MeMpHs branch. ". iai hear pi th'u d'prcus-
| nuLB ~ one pOnt or .notLor in krutucAy.
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4. g. coin The party was arrested and tie 'oE-
70 Leads the vicinity attempted rescue, but Tie
presence ola few determined armed c.tksns csu'ed
them 70 sink away out OF reioh Having PER-
fDrmed his mission with sstisfact o. aud Nv,
Detective CLristy Srsbel returned T. Chicago
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AyAtr,rtE b. aged dos In San Frauc.rco has
hceh pr vdel with sao-ty set OF false tech BY HE
DOT ,ng owu'is q FIRE COMPANY.
Tvs Hlrror psprrr relate 4 story ~ bear being
chased un Cd Bur rough nUuni,ln III Concord.
rh bear r.'ra d 20 cave, whan he men fastened
r n Ia IN Il ri 1frrcemcute rived when thu at
T., ksd hi'u. Bfuln ran and iumlled dosn de- -
II where he was Killed ls cave was then searched,
a 4 "a i,vM ound Al W. hs,t In ,hich vss found
so in silver coins " ho put 4 thercy
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TRADE; NOTgschS.

Notice To tritcd Tinpiatr, Copper md
Shoe Iron WDrkets A regular meeting Of b. AGO
cNtion vii ne h q Il Dan It.c Il H. 81 ART - Eat
Houston II. on Mon a., jay 9Th ~, y O'Clock
r. 'i,e'v. Il ordc Of \. T.. CAMrHtl.I. sad +. g..
u. lAEF tR Pre- a.; e. II. IRELAND md "a
Bk1 kER, SEC. !. V MAYER, lfrN. 10
To B1ker- Protective Iniop NJ. ! viii
hold q meeting at Milhm n II III, III aud 2cth
a., t'ns,Ne, Members no have no pti III, "A tax
Al p ctiully pTue 80 tn cell and p- b.. Never
hG, II sad sdpar caused the hur ins Of this mon
l'u then hat have resp-d tn, no.t brnrh' = the
strike on the 1T jane lss are tho-c want 10 .
como mp. An failing to de- - between the ard the
Il. 4 n citing m August. u be- cnir cred no
bet OF thus >oci,ty. JOHN Riley Pro- G. TEAK
NbN, Re Sc ~
NoiIer-Thu Wire Drawers Hrurx client
T. otective Srce,y take this Opportunity 4 In o-u
u public that their fIcursion advertised tlr the
2,th July il stpoued until rhuisday, the 2I'h dAy
q August JAS. CARAGAN, Pre- FRED. ADAMS.
K,f. II.
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~, oSn noAHp.
HAaIINsIOr sAskrr gErAlL rAlcn-
kEw logK. Fndsy, July ,

hEv iosk- Fndsy, July ~
Butch- B,d's, per ib,-Roasiins pic.s, 1916;
R.und s'csIs, LAS; Sh oin d., si. P!r,rr hIu.e
DO ITAiN. Soup DAD. Mutton, osl2. Veal, ysi+ ,
Pok II. Corutd do. lisI9 Lambs, ID, ltal6. Cornod
beet, tsln
~, ot+d k,d,s per- lh-IIanA -si2c, sh,ude,,
lie Brcf, ~ bacon, l!tc. TonsueA '5ss'c' each
Gear Iort. l2-c
Prh. J~r ID. - Ralitu', --ai9e Blue Fish, g.,
Sc E.s, lusl.c striped b.ss Haze Cod, &c. floun-
d ~ e. h,cker,i lO,l5c. erch. Salm "a, 5A foI-
rirs,nc. sea Bar luc ,ugfsh l.c. va Fish -sl'.
= n, Fish, &c. Lobst,gs Os,c. Oyster, per 10,
huc.se ~ Clam, I uslc, soft sntIl, do, - 30.
DO Cabs, dor, -, smo.,d hlckclel, laslIc.
NO 4, L. l,c pr ] Cot t,h, OsIc. SAT- stm,n,
al;c D.. Aackrf,l, lOslhc smok Vi 50 nNu, ~ J..
10 Hem e., p ioi To- nudine-, Tor 3J.5ae PicL
led Cd, 'S smoked urgeon, lusl".
y y,;ub.s.-N y \. y'ors, hi ps, 10 rs Brcbcyc.,
-n'Nc. ruIn p, Inn h, &c. Cslba.c, h al, 4 lie.
on'cus ~ Sc q irots. b'oh, 5ct,, BE u bh, bs
. Lrtu. e,heaI,2c. C,es,, tunch,oc, taniry,do., &c,
'.u,h, u. a.. RIuhut, runcu, Sc A'p,r- III u NJ b.
.5l9O. Mint, LLuch, &c. " Pc >, lie ha.t "a.
On umb rs. ua,e. r,ch hoh.. eli, tIn;h, &c. Ssnns
Bltf,. &c, per ,J-Butter, iia22e. Chce-a ~.
l-c. bug p,Ty, .oc t+e,, tesh, l. for zoc. Ddcs
Fruits, per ib.-Uried sp7.es,,asc Peachel lSs2nc
Chgrria-, osl c. 70, -Ise. fuu'A ~, p
HIg,r, Doz, - 40, l. intus, a., zOtS,t, f4ne ~
VI, zach, l., Oc irsAus, u h. - .. { c5NnA..,
, tGcu, o,l H. CuITsutN b, h.Ic, Goos, lee, u,
! Wake. " hoIsitL.r'ss ~ Ioc.
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Se,o Yo,i, Friday, Juig "a, p h-The STOCK
market opened th. morning With considerable ae
tivity. .hich CONTINUED to the close. The general
Is, has advanced from = TO per cent. 60 coin lrf,
of a, 1867. 1904. Exchange on London l3s> i3y
ptI cent
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"A re III s'd poru alton ,k,n tbs rcsi ii vii
present "a couiu. 90 uu.e ,sunoI 10 b. lu-
me-. I.o.iux eve tie tab q wherein the above
auttcs .f uJ, 4 .ou d seem that pi uiren w
b. ga 80 hp.sl from tuo M corners ., Tie cart.
nni aho. crrd dow oil ~ r. IN . kiui e pepper
box Leut sp,cia y ou hand Tor that uurIus,. A.
o,cu n pat one NJ tav. e. he very care al ~
s,ulu. y. .st..u ties or auin.dveri.lg ~ MI
uIou NATIONS p,ou lsr tpe. IL Will lie D,Ce''s'y
Ipy ,tr tIte 4 ptEsc t. ile Hospital q aud gem
t., y " Il sander, ami & speYk wei 4 tn
,.s.l I.tiou " ~ pr,v,l4 at AMI n Cope Horn.
To .an II, ( .,u-r.l r0uv,r-.t.0u, TO-, vi he-
com. suuc .ust .m.t.d. I, we're strely .ulpol t.
T. pax 81 C.p,aiu 90 aul lis travels IA tho
ItescLc oi "a pa Nno..u, vl Use srsuG.si et, POI
bap- ass gted ~ eating lin ; AMI b. populit l'k'
-b t ''arsh al uc+tcy' ~ not rc very We ID
Lot " n TIE Ir,srD,, ct = y Niouut.aud'r viii
OF e. itu.' su-pc uu q a. .soi"iI.y wing d tl'
rcu.s X AID 30 o4 Trough tn' r,,oHi. l.
suO G aud trua Nlss thc SIuc,t D., All intcf' ~
ia. one. IL .fsrta 10 r t1car.rHs tntp the lHf
th' vor Il, AID ia tn his ". ri srnds cli'.tct
hitter h. Ice ? an d aud riucatui. r. s 90 rs IA
AT tn ut I'll, rt,- DO or tcaoo'i Ia IA I'll 'u
' * for al prouIdices 60. t.fiu aud u"u ua IT,
@ie done away " IN, sIu the emit grows up Il
NAH Cd w.t. trY.itr cope Il feeling, NOR
. MP. UcLsve yeVs AMI lers.r ie,rt th a
49,. 4 os Ia .,tiol T. educated IA a H." rd.' 10
IA. pude sul p d e. Il las owu ,oultry ell 'ws
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Troupe 'ate bensft to-day NJ BARNt VI :. and gite
h,ir rich and rsey PEI iormsncs.s and =. O'Clock,
S,SpFoRDs ETnorINV Nf>~fNtIE. AND
the Dcnicr brother, capital ,aad ~ Min, ri, and
Come 80 ratio pqrforntt4. are riar-irg or add
hou". n eti.oon and even .nr At BAHSt W 40
foR ruy HAIR BARRY Inicorurnors.
TIE h'e, q cl npra' a. le. Sold hy d usri,,s3pl |
eI'E<IAa tOE1tE>.
Impure iiunor- cHusc Disease
Tho vrTy effect OF Bl;ANnRkiiis Puf.s, con !
vince all Who u,e hem thai they ernovc oul, hun,
that arc uEi.und. Fer 4 hey CARED % h,Althy
flds ne bod would b'w Asen,d, tn tn body e
strengthened from tho .foc Of EEANpRE II :
r.u..
solIatN 4rNIoN -oUsEr. ,-dby all desic-.
PRINCIPAL OifiCL,
9,4 Canal .trr"'
rEMENpER NEw srYiE ISstRLs The GEN
tlNE. loo
father Ntuncw TAN ~o'iu,, ". ,
y. n Dt No or 20 Il end .ui 49,. o. morrow,
; tia ,y.h.rg, ,lif ssss 1ii b. d'i.vrcu p j 10
ioo 90 talented t''f's s,is. Am >m b, ih l,e !
f.fW1$a'[.' f rs., It, r,i,ig Ne, >r' 40
A,louu1ing Cl,c- maze ~,
III ~ - AB II.E a. LAW
rYAT's "ih@ 10 III. sr@.S,sm LIVE
oi d., not ,slui g., ma. l. l. y,usiiy @. tin g.
Gu scfo'iip aud L cr.-, SAT- liheum, T. vcf rnd
k"g. Como .n,' ~, lri',an4 ''' diseases a's-
HYAi1's Lirh BAL ~ n ~ Bow co..
!. r ~ l. =. o. Ia, aud fmrc., ghic, I'D ,ai-.
Il s'foy"i a. : harent .ods CARED h.r 'h't me oId
| no appear h. pIlHc for yea. She Lta not = scat
| l,it, tn her uait II oUnplatc.yt soied
uYATT's LIFT rALsAN cirt NrR. Rice. ~
! Gt,s, - Eul ~ can ol Matkt oi iulaiu'u.''f
ria uus, II. and t,ul, after h' hld be- eri.s,d 90
| yra-
nyAIr :, LIE HT, nAlsAM e',f s ~ n D. ic y
| .rri nj, ul.ei, r he lad nc'n .ett,d IA III"
BrosdpaS IiO-y,G rI moa,us Aid tAJl.ht to b in.
| cus'ic.
HYATf,s LIFE pN.sAM cured II. X, chspnNn'
tc.puriur ~ tn. All l. pE NJ N"v n. ut 90,
OF severe theumstirn. oi three year duration after all
| other remedies hal Ail q.
HYArr'S LIFE BALSAM cured wilc Jarvis,
| L-h "a Nick -. Gros va Of deep aud tori - u
smluta,ion WA n'oe-'aiy to save hb ih'.
HYArrs LIFE RhlSAN Il curing thousand. ot
Cares o, the = and KINDRED iis'n-'a y",t.t. / vi
cuic an. Gaze N cn be- cured D. m,airiir /. 10
The An DO Bile sfRE\irH LII = E\L'AN
-" o.iy A. - ,"rni r. ~ pr bo,t'G e, y To-
Nnicr l. hereby gwen tnat trr Eicc,iO,
or 4 us,ec. OF Metz ouri's lead g rip'nr, ~ g.
a. 70 AK p'c iot1y' %. nd nh,i Tr;s~,
ihe ,n," OF lie Company, % DUANE =. JANIS Il
lIrCHCOCk, SOC Ne' Kidd 70, 1... .i2
Post Othc. N''rr The mats tor t!rr,
| |, ifin and the Continent. viz SHu't my OIL NJ
| Hamburg, per -teamai bOEt STA. .ud To- itr lu
VA Queen TOW IL per steamer IplNl't no. vii co."
thH ot,co on SaturHqf. tho -, DIV of Ir', 10 it'
o'ck, \ ". and at thg up"-n station at lows va
flous \ and u .............. % so \ &.
station. g AID ID. .............. .N \. VI.
Sati1u l. ... ........- --...... .gr.' a. "
station aud I, ........ .......... \. d.
ABRAM WAkEMNN 4 ~ 'W3
Ii~s"aunrter- iOth krgt. y. \. y. T., o.
Arsrn'l, cor wife and I'm ~. ~, ers " 10
H.. h f"s V y g. will ON nm after 'h'. fn.' r
/, b. ~ tie above hoatquNttrr- ~, rinrn 'AI a.
u sEELEi, Ma. Comlg. j. G. kpullQ ~ A. y
| TAFT .ti
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eI'H.< NOTICES.


Tho vrry effect OF BEASpRErns Pills, con
vince all Who u,e hem thai they enovc oul, hum .
tina, Are uGi.und. Fer 4 hey CARED "a htAthy
fuids hs bod would b. " hscncd iu' Tn body =
strengthened from the ere Of BEANpRE II ;
rI..
soll Il 80 4UNION soCsEr. e~dhy all doalc-s.
IEINCirAL OTFiCL,
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large and extensive assortment Of boys
seatnnsNls clothing mstkci dov u, uld vi he colt
~. than cost. Arare opportunity . OIL, red Please
call.
!. Il. BALDWIN,
L,rses store in the city.
80 20 aad - lio~ery.
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HsahNHas ORANGES.

4 TOBACCO ROUTE lOR ~ALr-WfTH
n -, WAGON aad s,rnc5s ...., on gray mns
cl cap Apply ~ Boo. - st, Tar Golui"ha. 80
BAKERY FOR ,NIL-A Sl!oHr -
- tan-c IN thu coun'rl dom" sooi rgg' Or. h
horses and wagons Cuupctc and IN operation, lsi 70
100 bhls. per mouth; rent nj sore i-ttIi4s- ~
lar stable a.,.g. I'M A tNn unij tttry ~ the IL
lfsc and TO rrsp,u-bl man y rr,e chirce, ulte
u.nrer uesi apply Reasons Tor ell n. ms Other IN y
n,fs 70 attend to. Address by uJte Il y Vs., lax "a
Sun baict III
EOE SAIL CutAP-A GROCERY sIOGS
L IA GOOD locality, vi I.D.,s r1ag lrty, ~ con.
melton -.th pap stand. Tor ..IthtT pIrIcI -
apply at ~ sGotrcs st, \ !. az
EuR SAIL. LET OK Ltt>E-ONE uB
i TIA best bakeries in The city. lulu.le % " es,
Bfuaa~ly IL
LNk SALE-THE STOCK ASDFlNrUEES
i oi AT old and ~ established rs and Hlupi
store he p sent owner .nlo attend to u on &c.
count OF other bus n 's inqri - in"hia =. IA
IGOR SALE-TIlE fiNTuRES or An
L Rh!isLed ~ e4ec, melting nra rosp lsci0 =,
hor cart, to4ld at custom -.. iu tu en-, iou and
Goiut good tui ,rf, l.. BLAhE, "a LuH."hr :,
or M. BEAN, 100 smith as. IN
CEGAR STORE FOR SAL TOE tGu F!N.
- lures and II. apply s. ral,.ous' N
'!O BOARDING. HOl ~ kfEpERS- NOR
L s,r, the interst NJ AZ eE'tu-ivt ,sv,H hm II
free 10 cent, vii issr uumi 'r ut t"A.u"s Nuro
pa, ~ snich moGry can ir % Iitrd q. mort tine.
For Particular tnGu { JOHN tEfFl~ Nc %
hl.ltriy a. near Caus (. 81"
~ 81 SOLD CurAP-A CORNER
L Liluo ore IN s,u'h E.pos'yn, ao.ue good @, b
At is .cse,t t, NH h.,'R}I'
ss0D WILL Buy llit. STOCK ANul,A.
CIV tr.sro' uor ''o.c A;- , ior a IS. .
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rEMENBER NEW sIYiE iSst RLs TIE GEN
tINE 1o6

tINt. loo
Father Nttihrw Y \. ~ ~o't"''. ". :
y ~ 40 flu crr 80 q ffg .uI 49,. O. morrow,
ria ,vrnirg, tlif s-ss Eiii b. dDi v"fru p j .h
No q. J. q sHdJ In GIovr, IHi s'"r NJ IN th'
ti'uN 90 talented t's. siis, Anne ~m b, iN - ~
hf.-tin. f..j., I'D pN-irtt'd rr ~ col. ~ &
EtESSAN, rtest. TliuS Ne AZ 49,, % r.. : q, ,Iu
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S,NproRD's ETuolIhN Ni>-rNtts, A>D
the Dcnier Fro,herf capital and - Minr r,i and
Come y rattle pgrfo fmDt'. are charming CT add
hou"s N sitoon AND evening at BAHSt NJ. 40
foR rnY HAIR, BARRY IHicorurHurs'
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Ars"n'I' cor WSi,e snd I'm g. " ~, ,rs ~ 'La
lu.h l'rgi Y y -, will ON nn after 'h'. dr.' r'
-. ~ tie above holiguAtt"r-. ~, .rirrn. 'AI pN
sEEiEY, Ma. Ccmlg. J, {. bJulIQ N, A. ~.
T.
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HYATr'S LIFE rAlSAM cured u. Il. Chapman,
tcIpuriur w. tn. All FiU ~ Sow iur. s. ,tf,
OF humatirn, Of three year Duration, alter all
VI her remedies Bai tail d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-10
Rebel Raids in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The rebel Capt
Mosely, with his cannon, steathily entered
Fairfax Court House this morning at o'clock
They captured provost marshal Oscanner's
patrol, horses, &c, together with General
Stoughton and all the detached men of his bri-
gade. They also took every horse which could
be found, public and private. The command
ing officer of the post, Col. Johnston, of the
fifth New York cavalry made his escape.
The rebels searched for the men in every di-
recton All of our available cavalry force
were, at the last accounts in pursuit of the
rebels.
The enemy appeared suddenly during rain
Storm Gen. Stoughton had established his
headquarters at some distance from his brig
ade. The rebels captured 10 horses. They
went in search of Gen. Wyndham, but that
gentleman happened to be in Washington.
They however searched his trunk and took his
papers, and the telegraph operator, it is said,
was taken prisoner by the raiders.
NFw YORK, March 9.-The Richmond
Examiner of the I'd, states that rebel cavalry,
500 in number, crossed the Rappahannock
last Wednesday, and fell upon the federals,
driving them, killing, wounding and captur-
ing over 200. One hundred and fifty of the
prisoners were taken to Richmond, represent
ing six different regiments of cavalry and the
fifteenth Mass. infantry, including two cap
tains and three lieutenauts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-10

last week, while resisting the officer of the
guard. lie was insane with liquor.
CONNECTICUT.
William Upton, AN idiot child of ten years,
whose parents reside in New London, was
burned to death last Thursday, during their
temporary absence.
Hon. Henry c. Flagg, one of the most
prominent citizens of New Haven, died on
Sunday last, at the age of Seventy-two years.
He graduated at Yale College, in the same
class with the amcnted Gov. Baldwin, whose
death occurred Il few days ago.
Arthur f. Gilman, of Norwich, for the last
sixteen years book-keeper of the Norwich
Bank, and auditor of the town accounts died
-, C,,,,j,,, Ia, ~ L,.rt ,l;,na,, e., ~, IN
oh D"'lu''J i,'' VI iiN''i' N'e"'e' "i'0i an III
ness OF TWO days.
Thomas Mickle, formerly at the head OF
the paper mil IN Greenyllle, and subsequently
OF Iie mills OF the kockiand companyln Man
WIFE, was scalded to death a lew days since IN
paper mil at Coatsville, Pa lie eX-
perenced the most intense agony for several
days
MISCELLANEOUS.
JoIn Rogers has Just completed, IN the
clay, most beautiful conception, which
promises to eclipse in popular interest his
previous works. 1t is group OF three 1g-
ures, the whole IN height agd breadth occu-
pylng space nearly twice as large as III
well-known groups OF the Card Players the
lCNel NuaIu, &C. lHe SUBJECT Is hShly
anu az inns ,e mus op IJ
~ 10 '"'ieu tile ohio" ",iI ~
so'I tr'i,iy ny iiV t 'I nf tn
e,Ii 'ie' ~ SUN '''e u INV
iet ;T,'' t itYs :; NJ. v,,,- o,,ohn,4o5 .,o
a,,, p i .aeT C,n I ''u ',I
inii ie"', VI ",ii'' 'St ~ "
D",, d, 'iie io"uoy VI ~ .
or"tU u ny t Fsth" " ''
TLn foo,S,n,, az. aSrort;Uor,nnt aHorod +;
IN" ie'' ''C, q "PFe'H0" III "
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The Pirate Nashville Destroyed.

The notorious rebel steamer Nashville, so
dong blockaded at Savannah, has been COM
pletely destroyed by the iron-clad Montauk.
The Nashville, one of the swiftest of steamers,
ran the blockade, and then, after taking on
board over 1000 bales of cotton, tried to es-
cape to sea again. but failed After waiting
long time, her cargo was discharged and
she was carefully fitted up as a rebel cruiser
A very powerful armament was put aboard,
and her next effort was to get to sea and join
the pirates Alabama and Florila and could
she have done so she would have caused us
great damage. But she was watched with
sleepless vigilance. Her last effort to get away
was made ON the 9th of February, dense
fog favoring the attempt She got aground
near fort McAllster, and was discovered in
this situation by Capt. Worden, of the Mon
tauk, who the next morning approached with
in 1900 yards of her, and within 700 yards of
the fort, which rained shot and shell upon the
Montauk without doing the least damage.
Letters from Hilton Head furnish graphic ac.
counts of what followed:-
" First firing three shells to enable him to
get the exact range of the Nashville, COM
mander Worden sent one of his fifteen inch
rotten shot" fairly into the middle of the
steamer. Its explosion set the vessel imme-
dlately on fire. Another shell was fired from
Wordens big gun, and the flames speedily
burst out in a second place. A third shell
proved equally effective. 1t had scarcely
struck the Inflated craft before she was on
fire in three places. rtied two hundred
H. IA.
forward was heated by the flames and burst
into a thousand pieces. Soon after, the devour-
ing element reached the magazine, and most
terrific explosion followed filling the air with
fragments, and shaking the very bed of the
river by the fearful conclusion. The Nash
vile was detunGt. The pieces which fell about
her smoking hull foated silently down the
river. The Montauk's work was done. The
guns of Fort McAlister, which, during the
entire action had rained their iron storm up
on her turret, inficting 10 more injury than
the rain which fell the night before, ceased
their uproar. Fora single moment there was
the most profound silence; and then the cheers
of the blue jackets rang out in tones that
must have sent their echoes to the very gates
of Savannah"
While this was going on, the other gunboats
bombarded Fort McAllister with considerable
effect their gunnery being excellent. At the
date of the last advices from Hilton Head, it
was expected that the fort would be immedi-
ately attacked by four iron-clads and a small
feet of wooden gunboats That rebel work
serves as good target for the new iron-clads, |
enabling them to experiment with their ma
chinery and guns, and get trained for other
work; but we shall soon hear that it has been
TAKEN and that our troops are moving against
Savannah or Charleston.
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Rev. Martin Moore, who has been for
twenty years one of the proprietors of the
Boston Recorder, has sold his interest in it to
Rev. L. p, Marvin, who had previously be-
come one OF the proprietOrs and editors.
ESSEN COUNTY.
Joseph West, formerly president of the
Boston and Maine railroad, died at Haverhill
on the 4th inst, in the seventy-ninth year of
his age. He was gentleman of much intel
ligence and great probity OF character.
On Friday noon, as Mr.. Theodore Phelps
of South Danvers, aged siXty-seven years, was
riding through Salem, he was observed to fall
from his wagon, and soon afterward expired.
Heart disease was the cause
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Several gentlemen in Boston have made a
proposition to the Bristol County Central Ag-
ricutural Society, to lease for a term of years
the race track at Myricksville, and a portion
of the ground contiguous to it, with view to
the erection of large hotel, with stables, &c.
Hon. James Buffinton, late member of con-
gress from the old second district, has been
appointed special agent of the treasury de-
partmenI, to visit and examine the various
sub-treasuries of the United States.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
William A. King, one of the leading citi-
zenS of Middleboro', has been placed by his
friends in the insane asylum at Taunton. He
had been engaged for some months in per-
fecting a new sewing machine which will take
a long stitch on one side and a short one on
the other-adapted Tor sewing braid. His
anxiety about the result unsettled his reason.
Reuben B. Swift, Esq, one of the select
men Of Marion, died suddenly Friday after
noon. He had been in ill-health for some
time, but was about the house, and on at
tempting to rise from chair fell dead. He
was 43 years old.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Daniel Danelius, the Swede who was run
over by the cars in Springfield few days
since, died on Sunday, aged 20 years.
Hampden Park has been offered to the Mas
sachusetts school of agriculture, at a nominal
rent, for the promotion of agricultural educa-
ton.
RHODE ISLAND.
Private John Higgins o. the Hospital Guards
was killed at the Portsmouth Grove hospital,
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Municipal ELECTIONS in Maine.

BELFAST, March AT the city election
to-day Hon. A. G. Jewett, Union, was elected
mayor. The Unionists carried four out Of the
five wards of the city.
LEWISTON, March 81. B. Ham, republic
can, was elected mayor of this city to-day.
BIDDEFoRD, March 81. Q. Adams, dem
ocrat, was elected mayor of Biddeford to-day
by 230 majority The democrats also elected
their entire ticket.
AUGUSTA, March 9.-Wm. #. johnson, re-
publican, was elected mayor of this city to-
day by l20 majority.
BANGOR, March 9.-At our city election to-
day, II. Dale, the Union candidate, was chosen
mayor by 521 majority. and every ward but
one was carried forthe Union candidates. The
town elections in the state, so far as heard
from, have gone so Union, end 81 democrat.