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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
Legal Notice.

F, A. Palmer, plaintiff In the Court Of Com
vs mon Pleas for Hlrri-
William Rosenrball. diff \ san County, Ohio.
4 ME defendant, William Rosenthall, is herr.
L by notified that the plsintif, F. A Pal
mel. on the 18th day OF Aurust. 1858, fled his
petition in said Court Of Common Pies 6. against
defendant alleging tha. defendant is indebted
10 him-ist, on deiendant's note to him, dated
Nov. Q 1861 in the balance Of 1916 IS and in
terest from Nov IL 1861
ID. on detendanrs note lated April 10, 1883,
to Alonzo Holmes for S37,sc and assigned to
plaintiff =.
Sd, on plaintiffs account ayainst defendant
for rent. goods sold. money p.id and advan-
ced in the sum OF $467,is, with interest from
June %, 1868.
Said petition prays for final judgment fof
the foregoing sums and interest
An attachment has also issued in said &C =
tion.
Defendant is required to answer sal petition
on or before tie l7th day OF October, 1858.
J. M. ESTEP,
Attorney for plaintiff.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

HaF~It was with regret that we
learned on last Saturday of the death
of our old and much esteemed friend,
MIcAJAH 7. JOHNSON, of Short Creek
township, which sad event took place
on the 7th of this month. Few men
in the county were better or more fa-
vorably known than M. T. Johnson.
We shall in our next publish an obit>
uary ,of thisgood man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
s1We ask our readers to atte

HW We ask our readers to atten-
lively peruse the extract, which we
publish on our fourth page, from the
great and last speech of Mr.. Douglas,
delivered in the Senate ef the United
States, in March 81. From this
speech it will be seen who prevented
an amicable adjustment of our difficult
ties, and who it is that in the light Of
truth must have pronounced upon them
the sentence of treason against their
country. The Republican leaders re-
fused all adjustment but that of blood.
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MS. 1t is thought that Mr., Hatton

1es@ 1t Is thought that Mr.. Hatton,
and all the rest of the republicans, in
this county will vote for Mr.. Walker,
our excellent candidate for Sheriff. E.
Their votes, with all the Democrats,
will surely elect him. We come to
this conclusion from reading the last
number Of his paper. Now, Richard,
have you not trouble enough with your
OWN candidates, without bothering a.
bout ours? Are not the probabilities
good for your ticket being minus a
candidate for Prosecutor, as well as
ours? Have you seen anything that
will lead you to that conclusion?---
More anon.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
nly Russell's Great Original Par

n4r Russell's Great Original Pan
Drama of the War of 1861 and '62,
was exhibited at the Methodist Protes-
tant Church on last (Monday) evening.
1t will also exhibit this (Tuesday)
evening. Our exchanges speak of it
as a grand exhibition. Admission
25 cents; children Is cents; family
tickets for six persons S1,00.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
neS>G Gov. Tod has authority

HJ- Gov. Tod has authority to
raise a regiment Of Cavalry in this
State, to be raised within forty days.
They are destined for service on the
Sothern border Of tho State, and are
to serye three years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT L. vALLANDlGHAM,
OF Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE L. PUGH, Of Hamilton.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
TREASURER OF STATE.
HORACE 8. KNAPP, of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
P. VAN TRUMP, OF Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN II. HEATON, of Belmont.
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nay An apprehension is felt b

D% An apprehension is felt by
many of our friends in the country,
that Cadiz will not be able to feed the
crowd that will be in town on Monday
next. This should keep no one at
home. Those who have fears of this
kind, can make themselves safe by
bringing the necessary rations for
themselves and those in company.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

p0e Mr.. James Forbes, an old and
highly esteemed citizen of New Phil
adelphia, died on the 18th inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

B1 10000 Democrats assembled al
Mansfield on last Thursday. lie
that number assemble at Cadiz on
next Monday. # ....g-
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Democratic County Ticket.
REPRESENTATIVE, t|-
BICHARD II. SIMMONS, Of Franklin tp
..... TREASURER, -..-
ELIAS KENNEDY, Of Nottingham tp.
SHERIFF,
John W. WALKER, OF Washington tp.
PROBATE JUDGE,
KRTURN n. KENNEDY, OF Moorefie'd tp.
CLERK,
AARON r. MOORE, OF North tp.
COMMISSIONER.
HENRY MILLER, Of German tp.
1NFrRMARY DIRECTOR,
ROBERT McFADDEN, Of Stock Up.
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Agricultural Notice

Is hereby given that there will be meet.
ing OF the board o officers, of the Harrison
County Agricultural Society. held in Cadz
on Saturday the 2sth day OF August, A. d.
1862, at 2 o'clock on said day. By order of
the Board. ,lJ.JARVIS Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

be- The brave Colonel Andrews,
Of the list Ohio, is to be one of the
speakers at our meeting on next Mon
day. Come out, one and all, and
hear him.
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!. Democratic State Ticket.

QTh Iasor Of a restored Uaion'
0rM favor n Personal Lbrtyi
or In favor Of the Righs ot C'tifsnh
or In favor Of Free Speechi
0rb Japr Of Free Press!
or The maintainanee ofhs Ld'cs!
or OSsdiencs to the Constifutioni
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Iacob ReckicY,s Esta,e.

NOTIrE is hssahy given that the urder.
lN signed has been appointed and duly qual'
ified as executor Of the laat viii and Testament
OF Jacob Beekley. late of Harrison county
Ohio, deceased. All persons interested will
take notice
GEORGE BECKLEY, Administrator.
August 26, IaS3-3tpd
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NJ orIrE is hereby given that the under;
1N signed has been sppoihted snd qus slihed
as Administrator of the estate of 9enoni wit
liam .. late Of Harrison eorniy. Ohio deceased
Those inis rested will govern themselves ae'
cordingly. MILTON HARVEY.
Aug. 26, '63-3t Adminisirsta-.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
Z. II M B E R!
J. M. ROBINSON

rs prepared to furnish on short notice ali
i kinds oi LUMBER tbosh drns sed and un-
dressedl Door and Window Frames, So sf;
Shutters. &cp which warrant to be of an ex-
celleat quality
t'adiz. Uhio, August 26, 1865
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

aar Everybody is coming to Cadis
Asn next Monday. Let no one stay
at iome.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

40 Pkg's M. X. Raisins, in half and ar
boxes. Also Figs, Prnues Dates. Almonds
espa Mute, Peanuts, Enslisb Wslnpss, ,dko
c., ~ WV
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
STATE SENATOR,
Democratic County Ticket.

PHILIP DoNAHuE, of Harrison county.
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3. Z. . QUEST

1sssN y xesAAA y Sss& W 1 &kE &A
HAS now OH handsa good assortment oi Goods
the above line, which has been bought low, and
consequently, he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail to please
buyers, both in quality and
prices; he therefore solic-
its an examination
OF his stock and
prices
before purchasing elsewhere-in SO doing, he
feels confident that he will MERIT large share
Of public patronage. He keeps no Watches but
wha tare selected with great care, and con.
sequentiy, all watches sold are warranted tim
keepers or no sale. Fine Gold Hunting Engis
Levers, full
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le-
pines, trom..... 80 TO IS
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full ieweled, FROM. ..35 to 40
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from....... ......... .s7 to IS
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
Silver open faced Levers and Lepines.. 8 to l2
Carving Finger Rings, Br'st Pins
in great variety Of styles and prices.
Ladies' Gold Chains and IL Ockets
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

have telling effect upon The prsmeditasd rebel sege
snGok has rotnal,y susned out. Yesterday Major
General DE ordered Genera, Getty tbe Nause
river, with aboot five thoAsand troops command
OF General Harlan and Acting Rrgader General Farchid,
and milo and half from the crossing General,
Getty large force Of the euemy gavo him bat
TIC Tie enemy retrod, and vigorously followed up
BY General Getty ana rcnfocemouis, ~bch subso
qi,cntiy ordered out by Major Genera; Peck.
THIS morning receive Tho gratifying nteiecoco from
Major General John A. Dis that tbe enemy has bses
driven across tho Blackwater after considerable skw
mish,pR-
Tho Inference Of this movement may be srnrscd up
very briefly
Tho .,cG Davis government. SDdins thas the Army OF
Potomac Oatlanked Io and that General Stone
10 his rear have sacd upon Longstrced 10 aoan
don his design upon snnclk and march rapidly
possible tho relief Of the army tho Rappahan.
n1ck.e General pix expected Of this kind.
and accordingly prepared for the .Gontjngcscy. The
splendid cavalry regiments, the Eleventh Pennsy ylvania
Ritc., foiono Benjamin T. OadcrSonk ordered 70
oc 70 readiness for pursuit and four hours after ne
and & M9
lcft Sufk in pursu Dur os. thas 10. ID about sixty
sncd and wcuagcd most AZ q xhSI have arriysd a.
ne supposoo that about nfsesn or twenty thosssps
3. Sas sfsa M Y q
W prevent their c.ossne. whils ne bulk Of his army
rom e.th CavoIina hss bann tnkcn n R,chmond and
thence ssnt forward 10 operste Win Isss forcee LocS
sI;SaP ~ h. hs snn,sosnA s;eneras Jenkns I1ciet and
ScSs 'I ~ J srv rnrshsv ~ coone mo A. sstins
hrcaie,s Ccncrni French has been jsfs 10 comVnopJ
! Of ihs troops guarding the Black water. -,I.
THUS far the moe( eminent sncceAA has attended the
Of Major General Peck under The direction Of
General Dix 1he policy of the lister 10 70 follow up
from Ss rns S rsss army 90 x. bscws
Tor "a not largo enough to keep our forces from crossing
the passage Of this srcan il once gained there Is
nohpe 10 sion us from reaching Petersburg: and now
I n reiraius Win the NAVY Department TO level
Fort povhatan with ts three batteries 10 %
70 clear The Janes river and thep We can make City
Point The depot and base 81 operatous which brings us
vithp srjknr distance Os Rahmopd spd Fort Tarlipc
! " iurns. Sucb movement woud terminate The eS.
,stsncs ~ tho rebel youclais now at Rcbmond which
Would either fail INTO our hands or be Compelled 10 com
nil cn,esie ma ueyvmac M Tahing msttsrs - =
vhols shs news this vaorrns ind;aies grand sccess
Evcrvhods Il cheerful AM, me Command,ns t;ener
The New York herald., 1863-05-06
TIL H NAvv

rsexu, cadibe Fricssou battery pssssic wh 'ch
arrived here M.,dsy evening VIII be temporarily pt
Out az mnisson, and se vessel over 10 Admiral
Gregory for repair, AZ. Admiral rantn ne paid
ocsi visit V her yesterday, and viewed with interest
her numerous battle She has sixty-eight marks
the vaier line, and sae lumber on her huh be
low scns Of them bad looking enoagb; but, tho
wboe she very ittlc damaged. Her engine. psed
ovsrha,,ing, and her bottom requires cleaning.
oyD~s--ih. gInboat Ottawa will sail 20 day weather
permitting, the South Atlantic pocksding squadron
The following - a 'st Vi her officers wHtnt
Is.s,saasr CsasseI Isle,--wi wiam n. waiting
Assixaaf Ssygcea--t'berles o. Carpenter
4 Hssisant Pcysosief-,hsrlce II. Noyws
x,ting Mctey--Ssmuei flames.
scisg Eassoas--John u. Gamble, Pen .so % ntietl.
kd<.r's kcsy--r. W Turner, A. A. Tipp and y ~
Ipfma.
.sssse.d xs,isa,s Esatser -lstnes y. Smsgue
Th,vi Assis,oRf Flssirsey-f. g. prn.e. E W-koch.
" ". Hine, 2. a. Reilly
Tup Nyw iRo>.c,lps--fbe irsa .aiA.s vsbousr Ass-
haitian AID Tec.ree. bidns y, Jersey cav are rspy
approaching c'mpleton.
Tus srxAsENs SANTIAGO js ,u,i sNB nHops tsLsSr
Tho unacd Ssiee steamers santiago lie lba and iupe
Island ~rched surs's Island tho lIL nii aud re-
trained bit twelve bcors whsn ihey departed soruIse
The New York herald., 1863-05-06


wound 10 the high and Captain Mrrdock Of the Forty
NTH acting ON 3he stag M Colonel Amorv received
eont,s ion from n clanclny hall Four or Gsc OF
eEemy,s dead we're fonnd hehiod The breastwork III
humber of vunara coud NO, M Course he aecorlaucd
The conei az tbe ,roons y, exennlarv in evory par;
cuar Nef-
rusxss ~ tr,rrpx,Nr co,osr, rFtrows
Colonel Goldman takes occasion 10 comulluopt eut~t
Colonsl Fcnw commanding the Seyentccrth wassa
csctts Volunteers far udcions advice and hearty s..
port.
rsr pFrH MAS AcHusErrs
Is also deso, ng praise for the pronp, and spiriio
manner which they fulfilled tins orders of lbe co,p
anding officer. This made their eighth OK on and
they had hardly time 10 brush from their boots th
dust received their long Washington march when
orders tsonday night 2sth AprlD 70 cook thre(
days ratoDs and march sonduy mornpg at day igL
with Hundred rounds or ammunition. the star
was delayed until hall past twelve o'eloci wher.
they commenced their march 10 Bachelors ere. X
o brief hat The parch was resumed and con,noed ,,I
Covo creek abort twelve mics. The following day wiz
ssed IN peri rmne picket duty on ali the t,,ereu roads
for the r.bel ore al arod us and great .aat,on AL
necessary on "Wednesday the regiment reccy ed orders,
zoe Dcvor towards the inircn chmens
beyond Sandy Ridge where to,noI Jones had an
uays before The distance was about twel,
miles. Orders were nosvc 10 be csut,ous and no, al
bring engagement un!css the enospy found I'd
bc ~ small force, After marching about seven miles md
aud through wo.s.s and swarnps through brurs and
brush they were pursued by the gallant boys OF ths
Fifth were driven to the cover Of their eaytf
works. For more ia hour tho Fifth remasnet I'd
plain sight ~ then were tie recipients of several
volcys but naiure the ground was eoch that bel
u BY sarciu,ly II was
thai n In very strong fore a. with
IN rosi.ion only waiting 20, our troors sto tran
Hay yhg Ga'ne' bc topogr hica intcrnatsH needed the
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

Arrival or che Unlsea Deases Steamer gus--
4 qaehanna froas che BlockeAing Squad
ron--Hew she has been EmpIoyed, Ase.
The United States steamer susqnshanna arrived bore
yesterday The blockade Mobile wAch place she
efs the 18th utmo. On tho following day she cap
tursd the schooner Alabama, from Havana, with
serted cargo, bound for Mobile We towed her Hey
West where she Is now undergoing due pfoccsa Of law
The captain Of the schooner andins hss fairly caught
like sensible ACKNOWLEDGED the corr. bit regretted
that the wind not blowing tls stronger: hs iben
wsud have been able 10 have kept eut Of our reach
h the intention Of Admiral Bully to take The vessel
nto the government service she very fast and WIZ
make useful hunter after the numsrous little vesseie
that constantly trying 70 the bockade on tho
coast Of Florida.
day Two before left Key wsst the Do eoto AZ
rived with i've small schooners In -Four cf them
we're cotton loaded, having escaped from hotIs.
during dark night. The cotton messsd
&C. s. A." but belongs 70 q. 8. A. The rfth.
schooner the Glasgow, Of Belize. She from Hs
wanna for Matsmoros bnt WHOM picked ap ny tho
De Soto she was making straght line for the ocas. d
Florida. There also another schooner. cotton load
was captured By the fahoms think.
We left Key West on the 10Th ut Ths steamer kc',~l
ian arrived the same morning and would leave en- the
following day for New York The naval supply steamer
crSassisn was 10 sight. bound IN, as We came ost
Anssxsd is q list of the ohcen Of the susqustsuna-
Ccmmodore--Rooert D. Hitchcock.
Lieueaan, Commdndsse- Mon tgomery sicard.
Sur soa--Joseph Beac
Pamdsisr-wm. H. Thompson
LiersaoHl-lswh Ksmpni
Aa.san sur een-Hcnry g. Nen ..
Acting Aoxrs-Geo. n. Livingston, Asfod = u ItrsPA.
WIN. L. Churchill HD.e
Ensimi-waiter Abbott
Esgis.,fs-ChIef, Geo. JEWELL Second Aesistant. tee
Burnap Third Assistants, yamee Butterworth, tward
Arnold, Fred. II. Rsmsden, Richard H. Ruel.
Captaia's Ci,rk-John T. Parkmau
PdtDsas,Us Clert--Robert g. Simrsor-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miller.
Ggansr-kdward j. Waugh
Carrsnf,F-G. Morris onghiy
Acsrs Maaers sdfe'.ft Y. AdAns' h-nb ''sn
rvcas sS9 ..e,c. =. ~ ~ 49,. 4. -
suo :. 80 ~ rs ~ ,'' " -
cnpernte ater ionk anu aihiu scfvfes Sne has been
10 commission nearly thirty tour months. sho ict the
harbOr the 21th August $780, bound for tvyf.
whore she renamed for several months and was then
ar ,sers ycrv long a.. ,nr - an. hress;cs u, az he
'~' "'e y" ne W ". o'e.sb wv -
feoeiion wheu cAusea her " pe oiuefcd pme s'tIe ~
10 bnston on the sth OF Jnne of the same yesr cert
tne nfst vesse' nume rom abroad 10 ss 49,
p.""t "y"n usssvn .se W. ~ ,oas'.. rs-,
The New York herald., 1863-05-06
Interesting rrew. aer W. ed I. /.

NY tho brig ocasn Traveller have pcrm,da psp~r,
70 kpril Is. 1hsy couisin little p.ws
rhe steamers Robert lee with ezo oalcs .r cotton,
.bssidos pitch turpcntre, rcsn, kc coruahl<
with $40 bales Of c<srn hsa arrived 81 corgcs
Wilmington. The iorrog c~arei on ias 2ttb her
return voyage
Arrived at HAM ton Deitoods, April 20, bark hlisa
Barss, Coopcr New York Aprn 81, brg Cuians PENN.
ruan, fleskiii, New yorh
Cicped April 20, brr Hsnrsita, Doe New yoss kpt,
a. ship Gertrude whitman, shanshar AtWa ~ schooner
Hourd pearman. tal,lmove
The New York herald., 1863-05-06
cCAEct on ms

A, ose O'Clock Thirteenth New Hsu pshl,e aud tie
Fighty ninth New York made q charge on the rife pitt
cf them tue woods, and drove the eneny ike
ssesp before Their oayooen u this movement the New
,lAmpshr boys suffered severely in wounded he
Eighty ninth New York receives great credit for us
daring and lbjlity the same desperate business
lssAsime The Quo Hundred aud Third New YORK and
twenty efh New Jersey in their part Of the bed wee
aong selcnd.ly and were driving the enen, slowly
sure'y baos
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

mo Grins general, and the sharp soleys
~ rifles AMI paskess mingled With the OF
After tho infantry had been holly engaged for
Lar hour Battery l., Fesrtb United states regulars
brought TO the front posted the read covering
oar troops they adva vaDeed.
fhe rebes Cred but few shot aud even those
s-emcd IN from battery posted s0me distance in
se Of the rebel troops engaged The Grug fsm the
esemy'. battery rsthsr vild, and their shes ex
llysed onl N sew instances The firing on both sdes
was kept up with sprit until nearly O'Clock " "
sur trcops gradually gazing the rebs positloo anu
ariy ae the enemy 10 the rear.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

i've csNsi---fhe ttie canal frua tbs osy 10 ulg.li
~ IN good Y-s sfb. .,er fho Hfs ~ tho feet fO,n
prif.lo arrived bcre Saturday evening eight ocl
nm IRE; boat the Rhno, ~ Rychcsr laden With
purs and boand ior rro,. Up 10 vcvck ,his inr.
noon MY i've boais hai weighed gone eastward
there = crowd Of Rrnaio satis hall milo ia ,spsts.
iyiac here now ruitrr weigl. enl oonsisw
ly arriving Il Is Understood that the levels 4. WAYNE
coanty not ia and !, j not deeme best 10 fsse
down too many boais til te vRier IL W, a. they W
only deta n>a there and prevent ih free dow OF usle
Collector ,atcy ard We ghmasser Hosel and Ihr ass a
aosns all they csn 10 get ho nosp along, hr
hs,s passed some tho.t weighing, the -aiss onud
oct well to pared Two three b,,sta haJea her.
hsys ,leated fcr tho issi srd moe ready " 40
Ne ks-f,i rFss rss%
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

i"' ' q we eeemy e nct Wsftivey hucwt, but
there q feassn TO be,icve that il b very large. y
rn my sroouat Of tho skisDish OF tho Ninety ninth
New York the rebels last Friday uadv vertenily
thai the Second Wisconsin battery distinguished
sael by W practe the rebels II should have bceu
bs sxtecn,h Massachusetts, battery L~siopsnt Lee CON.
msndiaS.
sr,,o,s, Nay =. isSs.
tHftf s,sosos sx1H ssor
Y-sserJ~y @vsnine che Major OF ihe rwsnh regiment,
Michigan Volunteers sho Assistsnt surgeon smith, Of the
Thirteenth New Hsmpshre, Innictng probably fsta,
wound Inc circumstances attending this event are OF
the most panfuI nature u seems that major the
time 'abcring Under attack OF oeiraa ,rsmens lie
yug IN bs tent, and had sent twice for the surgeon
who being engaged, coulo not appear speedily his
patient desired on entering the tent the doctor was
tsed with his neglect but excused himself 70 the Invalid
and turning 90 the nurse asked he had any ore arms
negative answer wa given but tho Maor. placing his
band beneath Che pillow, drew Q revolver suddenly
the frenzy n hts madness cred ,he bali sn,sror
the of the doctor accounts reprcssnt the
case o. III. latter hopeless and chauls. O, III.
Thirteenth New Hampshire has determnsa aimnist.y
'b- sac'sprnt :" him to-day.
/ no fRrirs 10 ory ,Rros,
yesterday between thirty and forty prisoners. from
tshams Nssf-ppi, Georgia aud Virgins regiments.
ofNyasi coRroRss,
wto sV.t to-day tho Somsrton road with larye
Ic'cs. has been sending IN isrgc Number "
We has ai.oncei ten miles into the enemys territory
ou vet has mes considerable body OF ressls solnn
% the prisnerr themselves mp, and declared hcm
-elvee tired Of others report that the rebels
tempsse rctfsai 10 tho flsckvater. Gerrrai Peck
waehfil nj me robe, movementa
: Ca F"',r~ss Monroe evrespendsaes.
fosrsss MONROE, May 4, 1854
Nee Aoesa~sas P,>aici.,--oT frcey. ctsx 0s Hanss.
ao'. S'ceT eaa ssec~,As sss~s-- H,e.sy cratif,sao
ntaitosa, from sswroi Feck's Hsc,lqasysrs-- rae
Rsssl R,fyeai Asre1 ne Ba,s,es,sr-g,,a<,,s>t s<.a
or. ID ~ Bersoas ssa carolssa Di.,sso.- xo,e,..
,on, Ssoo e5 lee ca Lse ,pasaanoss-ssss. sf ,,.
Dr's Pldss-r4, Dlis e ne Ness Dspenr..as-t yas
Guard ss.p BaapioN Rosas--sudd,s Dyesar. 81 a,
Br.a Ccsven, RinaIdo-yne Weaiasr--s ,,,ssr.ayz a,
!. aas Eo., Of Hgsepst4r, &..<c
40 predicted my ny lsssr Of ne soih thai ~.
sy,arcs movsmep, OF ths Arus Of tss poisnas, would
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