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a., ~ TmER ARRAEaENTENT. 1858.
T,t.,.@ -, on Monday, april 9TH, 1858. Trains
IeSVs f1Ssis 4 'lys Sundays sEcepted,) as tohoWHi
$500 A E-MAIL-A y. > 81 R.I,,, Sgs as A. ~;
Pittsbnrsb ~ , :, Wheeling l:55 P n, New
Philadelphia 7;58 p u.
200 P H.-EXPRESS-ArrfVes -ttsneH 1erk go ?.
X :: PhfisdeIpSia q-55 q II : Baltimore 1900 n
Pittsbursh 500 ?. H.; Wheelins 90 A. n.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Ak,on and MI
larsburEh.
Morning Train connects at RaFeuna with A. 3 g.
W. kailroad Train for all points on that road
Cars run through from Pfttsburgu 70 New York
(Tia Allentown, without change.
50 Fare Low a. By any other lina-
- through Tickets can be procured az the Uufod
Iekgt Qdice, Weddel House, a. the Depot or af the
E1olid-Strset Station
= 3. MYERs Z AEsat r - - "a zSrii5
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The following estimate Of The present
force Of the rebel army is published. We
have no means of judging as to it's cor.
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t ND.
1900 A. M.-DA ERAlH-Stopping a.
WfiloughbT, -ise- -svaiis, Geneva, Ashtabnla,
Conneaut anG yilrnrd oniy, and arrive st Erie a
l:z3 F-H; Duukirh.Gt 3.i3 P.a: Buffalo at 5:l0P.H.
400 P u.-ClHClhNATI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
Bainesy1lle, Ashfabula and Gifard only, and ar
Tlyea q Erie I'0o P A Dunkirk $50 P. r. Bufa'
4:2OP. M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stopPlng at sh stations and arrives at Erie At
SO p. n .ara
9:I5 ?. n.-NIGaT EXPRESS TRAIE-stoppins at
PainasVhle, AsAtabula Hnd f}iraEd only, and ar
rivc0 at Eris a. l;05 A. n; Dunkirk 255 A n;
BuIale 4.Z9 Az.
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1. P. SHERWOOD,
apr1s 242 and 244 supeEior.st.
APPOINTMENT.

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
"a YEAR OF ls63.-DR. CLARK German Re
formed Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will con-
suit patients for all chronic diseases OF every charac
ter, FREE CHARGE, at this following times and pla
ces during the present year -r- 80.
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ANOTHER COMPANY FoR TIE VoLUEFEER
REoIEEET.-It viii be seen by the following
that the Military Committee have given au-
thority to Messrs. John Frazee, T. S. Pad
dock, and Joseph ". Richards, to raise a
Company for the Volunteer Regiment. Each
of them is well known as an efficient officer.
Rolls for the Company may be found at Pad
docks Hat Store, Jones' Marble Works on
Prospect Street, and at the ArmOry tonight
Those desiring to join afrst-rate Company
should embrace this opportunity at once.
MILITARY COMMITTEES Rooms,
CLEVELAND, July q, 1868.
MEssRs. JoHS N FRAzEE, T. S. PADDOCK,
and J. NJ. RIcHARDs.
GcRtleHeR You are hereby authorized to
enlist the proper force for Company Of Vol
unteer Infantry, under the laws Of the State
of fohio. W.B. CASTLE, Chairman.
NJ. BARLOW, Secretary.
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p A N o S

From the cslebrRisd mandatory OF WM. KHABB
CO., Baltimore. These Pianos have the full iron
frame, oyerstrung bGss, and all the latest improve.
ments and for volume and eyenness ottone easy and
agreeable aotion Durability, and finish, Superior
70 any other manufacture. All intending to got
Piano, should cot fail to see these Instruments before
purchasing elsewhere. crlT
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To Mossrs VIZ. RsARE q Co., Baltimore:-I can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progre
and improvements which yOu continually make CT
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
VoTy best in the country. NJ. STRAKOSOH-
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!. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Iss

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"a little more grape, Captain Braggp
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WINES. LIQUORS, 80.

BOTTLED ALE. PORIER AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER =
- me snbscrter ofsr 70 the trade sNpp-rs srtter.
uooers, hoe ss-psr ssrcra thousand dorsn above
20. Isady ieL igpny N % dossn empty bottles rsntsd
pIEhcL sbtHtf ~ SOD - Liberty street, Golden Al.
GOOD BOURBON st 50 PER GALLON " CENTS
NJ ter bottle. nne sherry y per gallon " GEMS ger bot
Le a. liquors IN gIaportsn. Al imported prices Bor
of william.
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holders q the Ohio and Missssipgi Railroad Gompany
10 1883 This Trust having been kept open AL creditors
and stckhodsrs upon the equitable terms designated IN
the trust Tor period years. the Trustees
now give notice that om and after the lst day Of March
they Will decline receive into the Trust further
bonds, upons claims stock except upon such
and NJ sneh rates thew shall from me deter.
mine. BY order OF the Trustees
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Z IRK 9 sPEcrALfrE

II oLpssfsS.j,,5S ,Ss s.',4,isS 4sSy 'hiy hYyogoHs IONS
~ n',ety Zoe guss'ies II much sss hsn Buse., or up
bBEAsPiEs, nm tv. p tory J.sr, os. sRAxprEsr ry
isls 70 On psporsarsu, vintage
81 ,s s5yfsot Kb Ksbb xSlssfRssr sfRsr;s s,s. e i !
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EXPRESSES.

RuRsHAHe FURNITURE gxpsp ss ovy,c, All.
N.sI hlsssah srsst bet~sss ma, and sl,th .,.,
.hos miffOfs gaihunss A.. yaess aDf ss,rt-t AZ ss
ss. ~ es ~etid cSvsFes ~ssoS. r..s,.. ss,,,,ss.
"AsaHeH1 ne tSsntiJ, forslsuN 81 tsss
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spoiR4rIIno. !

A YIyB LOT oy YOUNG xocKiso BIRDS rRox
Ss. cri.sn. ssfsS gsnsri.s raa A. slaa. q f.ar
Broad~ss 10 worth street David yfsrEs
no0s Yoh sAkr--orD PoisrEH DOC. rHoRor0H.
- moteni ohA tcesA Dsg well trained frs CoAeh
rsps one bsl dssysr, az s.stf De- gyd wsiss Das'
& sf Il Ss.s Rs. sSs ass 's '''. &c f2,sSt g.
E'RkSSIs eCTLER ~, PECK SLIP. HAS ALL
hs cbctcs trsett for sS~ sod stys batsrs isfs 10
saas. S.- sr ss Br,s.'s ss.ls.a -ss.s .ss e. & sss
eines for AL ds~ss<s
L'oR eALB-rwo HIGHLAND scoToH TrHEiFEs
u net sf<e~dtus four psurts ~ Ne kfssa .ud
SOD rssisfp csJ 81 ~ sS,s svssa fsss ~. D
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OFFICE OF DUNCAN,
" New York. Nov. -.
Works bonds, due April !,
bonds may receive payment
est, N anticipation OF inatu
fic,
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20 case plain cold watch mao. 5y Larponi Fur-
gensen obenhvun No Ote TIE tnder viii he paid aud
po questions asked. by Rest los Wall su,eL
COG REwARD.-rAKES FROM THE CORNER OP
bLO Centre street ant 1Tyon row, pony built Horse
color brown and Lisht Wagon about bal The
TOP Of shaft left side Ia on Whoever wt give
Information lhAi will lead % ihe recover of me same Will
receive the above reward hu Peitgrew No Tyron
COZ REwARD.-LOsT, ABOUT FOUR O'CLOCK To.
DLC day, ssr near r ". Legrain's, % wAyeT-
ley place and brodwaF from there . BO0me street,
and getting into Fourth Aveuue ssye green m0rDoo
PoriemoubAie. contain us soo 10 f5 bs 5IBnssh
resns about t2D 10 sinAl bills. and receipt In French
House, where the above reward will be paid.
cog RRwtRD-LosT ON THURSDAY. DEC. "
pGO The corner o. Beach and NAshins9u streets.
smAi Black and Van rerrsf slut th@ Of
llorA The abo,. r.-srd vii be psld. Ca A. = Norb
Moore street VI SMITH
cS0 REWARD NOTICE 10 PAwsBRoKERs- -
s'DO Stolen from q We.i Tw~utv dfh within h
present nth, ssh hnsu sheets. -ith sher wsadnx
viii he raid the of The good. t
soods and tho ana cOnviol o. hief sup
posed 20 be co'or.d womsn X WOOD
GO n0n REWARD Will IN PAID FOR rHE RF
CO.OOU turn Of ~ Houdt for sLUsl each fIIannlbai
and 81 joseph Rsrosa tompau{) 81 Bonds % VARIOUS
denominations % the Chicago anA N0rthwessrn Raj
Company which win other vAlusDe pspsrs .tosn
from Of The Bronsyl While Lead C0nrAny
on the 7lsi ~ Apr ss1 For psriieu
vertssmeut IN Saturdays New York Evenlng Poet All
have been and forbidden 70 hass
eiase the ssns FfsHER Host. ~ Fulton sirsss
Dec. 70, Ices.
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RAILROADS.

II uD~os RIyER RAiLsQAp -TRlIys roR Al
III tshy Tfoy ~ s.rt srs vss. sa,s ctartss- sss.i
esy. Va y, -. rtisi',.h ,s.r, Tst.s ssr =
n ss~ fort snf B.etJs. aat tsxxk.s ehsftsf tls
toas< - al D8lns 20 fp~1 ana 70 RsstorA sgrnes
NEW YosH. HARLEg AVID sLBAsY RAILROAD =
~ fsrs-sea ssrf 70 a.cs .gts Ira % ~ AiestJ 80
AZ " A. D. AUd - n
sDa kItssy To- n.- fefs Al - n
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80. laia.ssfs afis - hf't . Il gs.'t
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OFFIcE OF TRusTEBs OF CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ holders OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Eastern Divisou) 81 Wa street New York. Deccmbe
10 1898 The Interest due 3st December the Preferred
Certincaes issued by this Trust will he psd and nfi.
the ID day OF January Al the once OF the Trustees ~ Wal
street The transfer books for all certificates will be closed
from the afternoon OF he 3h tho morning OF the
+h OF January. 1864. by order OF the Trustees.
EDWIN BARTLETT Chairman
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FURNITURE

EOR THE HOLIDAYS
II ~ SNtTuKH
NJ sos sor grtsss fsI saa .ssi -ssgrinstt " ~
n1at sysh fashs rsts snd sesra ever V~sfsf 10 "a o
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A"'A wv N'D ssD BEDROOM sCifs
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lsarlts TIE sltsr 20 90 list feff~i
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LHCEsIruaF yOa HsLF "A sE4rTlyrL P1hLOh
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TnosB rravtNIrr BOOKS WIN rIg i,rt
Il gfafIrss hsn1 y1af sfdfsss % "s.k ksi 49,
srh - a 4 i0ggs ~ff fus tafftr4lAss g hLtGbs
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Il 'Eprrrfva - a 900 - sis~sis1.ras b~lss tsl
- - y.y, .lssF go st.if fssfr, AatFtns ~
s.s o. ksn. snd nsis y sfssf' . hf '~ "sf' W.
700 street
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WE, TIE PAssTp8rRs OF TBH PACKET rHiP
w tOsATASTtsF. q M Lf.rpoo. tQ Ss~ rofs hsfibs
c~ngrsfeais oorssigss kaEEy u -
voyss, wthou srr sssins srsg1s 70
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fasny and lfss'usrt ~ % an heg -
trsss c.sp y sfniitses 20 Or y scsnssH.
Tor his alton " al casss % fDess aud "a
sanitary sou iliiee " b. 'hip snues him . 4s bs.
and nusnta hsnsf ir tsxyf z. he
ssr.. ra,r-K poys Dublin kathsw BndT Dfosst ga
Alfusas n snb<ry Rfsr,r John Hauuef1. Mar kssisf
ffv rops Dec " ites
NOTICE. -rBp sffIsgR CiTY oY wIsRIsorox
~ frsrr Lfrsrtso ~fn ronntnsBcs b. aiskAfss, sSs
gsnsrsl order, al gsf sfrh rssf q soaesy mers.
fns 81 Z 49, JOhr o. DALI
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CAVALRY sKIRMIsH At CHANTIllY, VA.
WARRINGTON March 20. 1879

wAynIsoros, March rs, 1888
letter has been received from FsirfaI Court IIuss
stating that Monday at ave =. picket. front
OF Chantliy were attacked. The vidstiea the
alert and the alarm. Tho reserve of about ninety
men, were Immediately under arms, and charged The
enemy, who fed for two miles along tho Lutte river
turnpike.
between Sanders toll gate and Cub thsrs 10 .
strip a woods about half mile wids, through which
the road within tho wood and about quarter a
mile apart barbados q fallen trees. usrs
Dnrssed ths enemy between ,hsss barbados. B~nnd
tho latter sofns Of tho Enemy we're oSsoeaiet.
The head Of the column here stopped BY
nrs q esrbncs and pistols. and also By IRE upon NE
6snk from the woods. Tho column bvuks, and pus.
sued by the enemy milo and half Wa thea rallied
BY tho srsrtons q hS,srs Bacon and white. Captains
Mcclure and iaberach when they heard the alarm,
eecdsi gsIbp from Frying Pan, and, joining kaos
Whites command. pursued tho enemy foe eight ml@s.
Night coming on. and the enemy being more numerous
than were, and borsea being erhaas,ad The &C.
iumo halted and returned 10 Cbanlly.
Tho line o. poke,s is established
oar loss wass-killed, - Giliso, Conpany ", rinh
New York cavalry; wounded MORALLY John l. Harris
COMPANY 4, rfth New York cavalry. Wounded Sergeant
LAyhey, Company 9, Fith Ssy York cavalry, prisoner
Lieutenant Merritt.
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NEWS FpcM FORTRESS MONROE.
rorrrs- Marrr. i.reh a. 1898

FosraE@s hosDr March "a, 1893
Twelve fchoonsry from asW YORK nkiEs 10
cargocs q oysters tls mouth n Elizabeth river
The new yunhoai snith nflegs Captain Loo, q ns
Ninety ninth New York Commanding, received her nuns
Al FORTRESS kouroo yestsraIy AID oommoEoe. bar isr
yic.s a. ouoc
The sicamIoa, Thomas cotyer, from sew York, he
sriyed and wln proceed 20 sewbsrn, ~ g, -
abe takes N coal
Tts Me.nboa, Hero sailed from Baltimore this AFTER
noon Win = .ahoonsr 10 tos loaded ri,h basss.
There arc fo1r schoonsr yorktown. hsers -iA
oysisry fov tbe sn.'n~rn market
1891 1~-w---~sw 49, 49,
10 yorktown Cavalier has he foli0.Rs-
fbs .,oyq that conmeh2sd Thursday aSd couiinssr
,ll FAlardAy vas thu mn9i severe tie ssSon. no
snow fsl W oos foot IN sepih Tho soiai.y ~py~1
sDovbslling crtsnssvsly.
Tho Hosei Dc nsileo1s ~nioh for Sns iiay b.es h.s
bern the be- ,sastes rebe synpashinsrs isd or.rs
IN Unitta States uniforms, ~bo would declare hat lar
Davis better mia than Abraham Lincoln and TIA, n,
Ices THAI for mou.hs ~ woud ooeasy the White Bs..~
has bssa osei, and Tho bcans spropriai.d W better
Nans
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doubtless gained In obtaining unobtrueted channel 10
the Upper fazoo This OF wAter courses mainly
pass through and along the Of Isaqucna county
Mississippi This county ntalns about one thousand
and thirty square miles nearly six hundred and sixty
thousand The Mississippi forms us western
boundary, the Yazoo Its southern and tho suunower tn
tersects H. Tho creeks. bayous and sire ma that TALL
into these principal waters very Numerous run
In almost every direction The surface u the country IL
subject TO inundation but the soil la very fertile The
population Of tho county according TO tho as re,urns
(s0o), bsT whites and IA saves Half Of these
slaves females. Deer creek, cypress and Steoics
bsyous have heretofore been unmportsnt streams bus
the sunnower river has been often na,igated by tho
planters means 81 transportation OF their procure,
via tho Yazoo TO the Mississippi The at tho point
ofiunction with tho sunnower ia very deep sluggish
stream vessels OF almost any draft being able to nivi
gate II Tho fleet Of gunboats having safely passed
through tho Sunower, there IL barely chance OF their
grounding while attacking tho position At Hanss'
Bluff
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=. n'cooL Byxgvfr ExCfrgNE~T AMosg sun
sroErs-A LIVELY sgr.ro, vic.
Morar, Hall nlled 10 rsplcton last evening BY
company Of nearly thousand persons, being The
cssIon Of The seneas " Mike Mccco the Western cham
poo The hall 20 densely packed that the PARTIES
Who had been pledged 10 spar could va get th-ossh ana
only two exhibitions took place pryy,ous 10 the END M
These we're between two Iigtt vesshts-- walker and
Banly-and lwo middle wes9h.s-CosDell q we'll Eno1n
boxer q this city and co9efsn the coIorsdo ctamptu
Thssc uias enllaysa . good deal q SKIN, and
led tho contestants ,ato sumo warm WORK whScA
canned The applANs Of NE house. The wind
up between ncCco, the beneficiary, and Aus-
uAiian Kelly wss thsn ann0vnoed. Sam. Davis, who
acted - master q ccrsmeeiss, sirodscsd Mecoo
bvsf speech, restraining bic tnsniu 70 ths audience
thsir ss.sndanes and u nsay sssssssiss Govn him
sisce hs srriva 10 Nov Yosk Nsuso . square butt
powerfully made up nsn, vsiGhino t~e hundred and
three pounds, and standing sin feet 10 his stockings.
He has inng rssohi and stands veh hi pins t,N
10 not yet quito up 70 The marx n the "s<socsh liz
- 70 VIZ Kelly vas oos n which b. dkpaayea hs i'm
strength W SOMA sAyaaaes but ne ocolssss snd
sxpsr,escs o. shs latter we're Than match for IN
sdSniAss ppsssssed By hcCsol 10 sys and bslwhl
Kelly Alec one a fhs bet vhb th4 gloves ~ bS
found IN tho metropolis, ssd hard hitter. Hs ssA
hAa Moods bovs v1s perfect "sscsonssrs" hpw.yer
and thai Ah grip 10 tbs vrcst,s 80 Ike The hug %
bsss Tho cxcssncnt - The clsss q IL contest was %
great 70 the chsmpoa that ncCool with Sifns lily
isund sGTees iron The hA1 he eoss tArk " the We,
ss-dsy 70 nsnh ~ kpsssas~ ~ uAnug for ,hs oon.
NJ anifA
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ROBERT 7. HAWS.
BoRS fKH. Is, 1910.
DIED
MARCH %, 1868.

About half past three O'Clock the funeral procession
formed the sidewalk, extending the distance OF
TIRE block me following gentlemen were among me
Grnnel William N. Evarts Elijah r, Purdy, Andrew ".
stout, Joseph Hoxie and James Kelly.
The coffin was carried TO 81 Stephens church, which
crowded IN every part with ladies and gentlemen.
Dr. Joseph Price the respected pastor 81 tho church
formed the solemn services over the dead according TO
the forms OF the Episcopal church, and also delivered
most touching discourse on tho mystery u death, and
ing to the many virtues Of the deceased, well m
paiians on the dreadful uncertainty Of mans existence
here earth.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE or THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
AT special meeting, held on Tuesday evening, March
"a 1858 the President, Mr. Darling announced the death
Of the Hon. Robert 7. Haws, whereupon the following
preamble and resolutions, presented by q Dea6eId
smith, were unanimously adopted
s "a. g as. e..
fIs r'is ana affection . INC
ss 81 q. p d p s &
him partisans; toI his fidelity Prinple
o 11 eamm9p, s onrpsr. al bs bss ~. lo1s tms
beans cannot but grieye that citizen 20 useful and
nsS ao@ When such a aisn Il, dspeaa.nSs
Of eounir upon the God of lshsrs brought upon
Resolved That 10 i. his res,on. both public and private
peers superior h.an.mbero p. Board q Health,
seiopsa tcndsrne.. and adey. eeusre aud humanity.
whi cnder hs nsne 70 the scs .nd the suffer.
tegriy demonstrated BY him durinsa long tru Comp
troeT OF city placed Inn Ia the front %
public while grieve hiM death that
friend the lo.s sustained
by the country the death q emlnsny quaed for
cxaltd public station.
Resolved That testimon al of the sentiment. with
death d sr iisws he members vii attend bis funeral
ana viii cherish with uudyng ndenty, and prceles.
herilagc, rs. n biz example OF maniness aud truth.
Tears fall when he was dying
PROM eyes unused % weep.
And long where he " lying
shall tears the cold turf steep
Resolved Thata copy Of these resolutions properly
be transmitted 70 the family Of the eascd
and he published IN the pabiic newspaDers
WILLIAM A. DARLING, President.
Am Am ss.s Secretaries.
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.


yvood-surrend~r OF = Detac hm~ns OF
Union Troops-GaiIaDt Attack on shs
ESemy-Thc Rebels Within Foar Miles
or Nashville, Sc.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 20 1893.
rebel cavalry force under Geacrals Forrest wnscor
ana wharton crossed harpcth river this morning. ak
miles above Franklin Part Of tho robel force attacked
force Brentwood, nine miles from Nashville, tho
Franklin road.
troops under command of Lieutenant Colonel Blood
good. consisted Of parts o. tbs thirty third Indians
Twenty second and Nnetserth i@consln IN all eco
After feeble resistance, win only Kill and osv
wounded, force surrendered 10 Tho enemy All tho
government property captured.
General Green Clay Smith sent 70 Franklin up
with force and pursued Thorn SIX miles west u Brcnt
wood when he met The entire rebel force nambarng
thou and with only i've hundred men. lie succeeded IN
retaking all tho wagons and ammunition but, bong
tackled by superior numbers no compelled destroy
them. lie then fell back when rolnforccmcnts reached
him the rebels had decamrcd.
We lost oficsr and about fifteen In killed,
wounded and missing. Tho rebels iost some sed
and wounded. over my rebel prisoners have been
brought In.
The rebel cavalry have been within four miles Of the
city on tho Harding and Charlotte pike to day
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Inc TAIAnAt0hIe ExpedItI0m.
CIscnSAn, March rs, 1893.
The Taiahatche expedition has come 70 . stand sstI
The Chicothe In the last engagement, was temporarily
disabled by shot battsrng the slides 70 her portfolios
that tney could not be moved
Battery Wilson mas been dsmantlsd and the guns
turned 70 the gunboat DcKalb
Our troops now acting on tho defensive
Gen. oulmby's division vas on the CoIdwater river
On the 2oth instant, and with good water would reach
the scene Of operations In two days
The guerias iroube the boats Ia that river ana tho
Talahatchlc, and bays killed three or four sodisrs
CARO-, March X--P. NJ.
Reports from Greenwood, Miss 70 Wednesday after.
tn, the fight had no, been renewed. Both
parties making active demonstrations Tbs rebels
mounting guns and otherwise strengthening
their poe tloa.
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Obsequies Of Ex-Comptrolier Haws.

Obsequfes Of Ex-C0mptrOller Hawss
Tho funeral Of Comptroller Haws yesterday after
Of the largest and mot respectable that has
occurred In this city for long period The Gags on nearly
all the public buildings suspended at hafmass, and
most Of the public Offices closed at ont NJ "a
spect for the memory OF the deceased gentleman
large number OF people crowded The late residence Of
the Comptroller 90 Allen street. and tho feeling among
all that Of tho sincere and heartfelt regret at
the loss OF whose worth and ability we're 80 gene
rally recognized by all classcs OF the community Mayor
0pdyke, General Draper, Thurow Weed VIM. N Evarts,
James b. Nicholson, several oil city aud county
judges and host OF officials Of less distinction,
among those who mingled with the crowd Of mourn
1he remains were laid In neat mahogany coffin, on
the lid Of which placed crosses formed Of camelias,
and other floral decorations. The plate OF the coffin
tanned the following inscription
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Look out for a very active campaign IN Kentucky.
Enforcement or the Rebel Conscription
Act fn Kentucky.

LorsvutE, ky Mach 70, 1898.
We have had the usual quantity q exciting rnmors
spccling rebel movements day, but u them
taceablo TO any authentic source, and headquarters
advised Of change tho eb status zinc. LIST night
Tho Democrat says tho rebels, In large free, under
Breckenridge, Harrodsburg and tb 4 tho teder
forces under General Carter falling back Prank OFT
Breckenridge IL reported 70 have issued procami'bon
declaring his Intention of enforcing the Southern conscrp
tion act and says that tho act being rig,dy
forced in those portions Of Kentucky occupied by tic
rebel forces
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bstHNNf, EaFeh q, 1917.
Ths gpse1~i peianos, q the Cbe~Apssss sqtsdfaa.
captured yesierdAy me s,bo1w Tiyiss Good. losdsf
With rrrctsion csgs ps,ol., shot, TOOLS ANS, sbo~.
booss a. o. sbs v.y 70 Dixie.
M warilss r,risn y her sarge vS directed V ID
care haSof = Crifwoi, tba Ysnkss Provost ks,sbal
81 l~imgn1' HssefM psfilss o. bsafi see made gff
eorefg Tic vcst.i sss troashi here y fay.