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DRESS-MAKIN

Having employed an experienced
DREss-MAkER, she is now prepared to make
Dresses, Cloaks and MantiHds,
In the most fashionable styles, Lsdiss' and Child.
rsn's Under Garments mi ade to order.
~ Patt rns for Ladies' and Children's dresses
received Monthly.
ta7- Stamping dOnsfOr Embroidery at short notice.
tY- Bleaching aes Pressing done for Millineu.
ty Milliner furnished with Goods at New York
Prices.
t5 Thankful for past fvors, she siiIl hopes 10 re
esiys share OF public pstronsge.
Tiifn, April 10, le63. 27-tf
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To Cor WV. II. GlpsoN. N.-DEAR Sm'--
thank You heartily for your triumphant vim
dication If the Christian Ministry & Christian
Religion in your speech at Tiniu on the 9th
lust. NoI Lsc,use there is any special merit
in any sensible and patriotic defense Of that
kind, but bccaus. it in so rare TO hear any
thing Cf such nature from the political ros
trum in these days OF abuse aud villificat on,
1t is refreshing and encouraging to see tai
ent and eloquence applied to so noble an ob.
ject. instead Of being perverted to a'sniling
the men who shun not to declare the whole
counsc! OF God. Go on noble Colonel, deal
ing blows Of every honorable kind to rebel
lion against c'igicn,as well as against civil
government. Yours DC. ALVAN ROSE.
Flat Rock o. Aug, 9Th 1869.
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No Better Proof Required, 1t has not
yet been publicly denied that the Chemical
Saleratus made by d. d. Deland & Co, is
all that its friends have claimed-that is n
pure and wholesome article. This cannot
be denied in face Of the testimony of chem.
lists aud those best qualified to judge.
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o Cents Reward i. offered Tor the sccesll
female who placed n butcrnut in a cake that
was given tu the Aid Society last week
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Strayed,

Strayed away ON the 10th of
May, 1863. from the south eAs, corner Of Reed
ship, Seneca county, ANAL sired two yearold
COLT, ofa dark cream color, and dark name and
and little white spot ts hind leg. Any persn IN
forming the subscriber where the colt can be had,
will be literally rewarded.
July 10, 1868. 3v
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An Honorable ~ Official Cop.
perh cad candidate lor County Clerk i GER
iainly a very honorable oilici.l, as Nituess
the following. A gccd uGion man of Huron
Coanty being obliged to publish legal no.
lie in this county, snt tie motto to crr
Clerk Of the Coult with the ins'ru tlors
TO have it published in the"TnbrxE or some
ormR good Union paper" Tho Deputy
Clerk getting hold of itstnt it TO the Adver.
tiser, aud wrote to the Huron County Union.
ist that "the LOYALTY of the TmuuNr is sus
pecled.' The present Clerk would never
have engaged in such mean act
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Union Meetings will soon be announced
throughout every paIt Of the county. The
ser, ices ofgocd speakers have been obtained.
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MI I il i I N II R Y
MILLINERY GOODS,

Consi'tirg Of great variety Of
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Head Dresses. Nets,
For the hair, and Trimmings of various STYLES too
numerous to M enton.
Having secured the services of competent Trim.
mer from III East, all work will he executed in tile
latest snd most fashionable style
In addition to Millinery department will be
found gTeatva Of DREss TKiMMINss, GInPs,
Bu-ToNs, EADRoiDERY, BRAIDS and BsLTs. ALSO
Fancy articles OF various binds sncr as ORSA.
aEsTs sfot the hair, Combs, Buckles, aud Beads vi
every variety. Ladies Hoop Shirts, Cor,ets, &c,
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A AdlninistYatrix, Noticc,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
'nbseTiben has been appointsi and qualified as Ad.
mini stra,hx on the Estate Of HENRY lAkEs, de.
seassd, late of Seneca county, ohio. 4,
ApsaH :, ls63. 4s-3t
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just Resolved fnssh supply Of Reeves
An'brossia for the hair, at the Drug Store Of
J.F. MALorARDr.
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w Vanteds
iu,,sr, Eggs, Ee., in exchange for Goods.
.9t Republic,
A GENTLEMAN. cured Of Neryos,

nov resivir a choice lot Of White and Brown su.
ssrs, Gresn and Black Teas, Coffee, &c.
!. A. GREGORY.
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Small Men are interested in statement
made by the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune, to the effect that
."Boarjs of enrolment are informed that no
limits Of stature are established for drafted
men, and beyond which they shall be ex.
cmp,cd from military service. The matter
ofstaturc should be considered by the Board
only In the general EXAMINATION ne to the III.
ness Of the mau for military service
This will be unpleasant news to many
eonscripts of small stature, who have been
felici,a,ing themselves Oh the prospects Of
measuring less than five feet three"
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The Great English Remedy I
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Tslsdg.yI lr..,y I.Iyff

Cttt6rdttd Frmdio PtifS'!
Pfepatcd Hnm pts0 tiption Of SitJ. rYake, Nh
fhVsivian ittsSriiiusfy to the (lu.cn.
'IHls wru known medicine " no Imposition, bat .
sure aud SAFE remedy fof frfnsl ninisnltisa aad
Ohsifuctions, tfnu any capse whatever, rnd although
constitution.
10 M,uisd Ladies' ~ i' pecuhosly ,u,tsd, wil.iA
,hot lime, bfihg On u,e nont1ly period with f.ga
iArity,
10 Ancsses ~ Netvous and spinal Ahtcnons, Pals
In the Back and Lml,s itsavinvss, Fatigue on sgil
esrti"n Palptaiion ofthe iieHr, l.ownsst fspift,
Hysieuca, Sick Headache, whites, ana sil the paih.
0l diseases occasioned by disor'ercd system, tha,s
Pills viii effect When all athct hsys fail "a
These Pills have never been known to fail where
the directions on the Cd page Of pampAlei well oh
served.
tor hllrtticulsis get pamphlet, f'rs, of the as
y, Isl HndG pnstAge stamps enelassd 10 any 81.
thofised sgrnt, viii insure bottle, containing ot,f
Supills, bV tctufn mail. octlily
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To Nervous Sufferers Of 10th Sexes.

TO Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
A Reverend Gentleman having been Restored TO
health In few dsys after undergoing all the uss.
al tontine and Irregular expensive modes Of treat.
nsnt without success, considers II his sacred duty
con mmuncate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means of cure. Hence on the receipt of m address.
cd Envelope he win send (free) copy Of the pre-.
,sription used Direct TO Or. Ions VI. DAesALL, 1856
ftlton street, Brooklyn, New York.
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I'IEEIN MARkEl.S
SALEM, Washington County, Ind
Al. L Z AEn

SALEM, Washington County, Ind.,l
May Is, 1859.
DR. RoBAcK--Dear Sir;-My son Thomas
was given up by the physit inns, this last
summer, as n hopeless case. He was almost
Il skeleton, flesh and muscles seemed to have
wasted away. lie could not rise from ly.
lug to a sitting position. One Doctor said
II was a case OF Lumbago. and that all the
doctors in the world could not cure him, and
that he would have been dead long ago, il
he had not been so well nursed. A callosity
formed on the outside of the left thigh ex.
tending from the hip to the knee, and the
Doctor said he would have to "opon tue
thigh and scrape the bone" rhe operation
being severe, was pursuaded TO try your
Scandinav ian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills procured three bottles of the Puri-
her and two boxes Of Pills and 10 my aston
ishment they took away the callosity. aud
restored him 10 health, and he is now Obie to
work. These are the facts Of the case, aud
you are at liberty TO make what use ol them
you please, and refer to me. il ycu thin
proper.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops!

NEVER fsil to destroy and eIisrminats al kind,
oflntsstinrl Worms, Are perfectly reliable in ell
eases, and far superort5 any and AL NJ the Fancy
Worm Contcctious, and nauseous Vermifugesint Sc.
They may be taken at all times with pedsr safety,
asthey oOntAin NO MERCURY, or other deleteri.
Gus drug. Mothers should slways purchase them snd
give their children no other.
(No Csthartic whatever, Us necessary to he eiven)
Each bnH contains % drops or LoEeuge. Price
seu. For sale by all druggists and deal ~ in
Msdicinss. &. n. WALKER, Genl. Agent,
Buffalo, n. Y.s and Fort Erie. q. W.
April II, 1863. Y5-iy
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The Confe ssion and Experience
of an Invalid.

Published Tor the benefit and a caution TO Young
n, and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early decay. and their kindred ailments-supplying
the means ofself cuIe, Bv on who has cured him'
sef, after being victim OF misplaced confidence In
medical h, mbug aud quacken. By enclosinga post
paid directed envelope, single copies may be had Of
the author, NArHANEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,. Bedford,
X ing, County, New York. jan3O- y-eom
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" Unqn stionabiy the best sustained
work Of the kihd in the wor,d.r
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Tiffiu Mseklp Tribune
Local and Miscellaneous.
Dayton : Cincinpn,, n.


On and after Monday, June 90, lees, PAS
senger trains will rua as follows
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We will send the TRIBuSK from now until
the close of the campaign, either to soldiers
or others. at the low price Of
90 CENTS.
Fer $40 we will send 0 copies, for IS, Is
copies, and any smaller number at IS cents
each copy. Send your orders in early.
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rwsNTY.oNB YEARS AGO.

Ma. C. @. Bsrsrots di,tinsui,hed Chsmia snd
Drusgin Of the city ofBudalo, N. Y. invsnted and
nsnsfse'ureda eomrcund known as BRisroLs BAT.
SAN or Ho, ,RHouEp, which 10 perfect specific for
eoushs, cods OF any Bronchi al Luug difc alties
sri,ing from damp, cold, OF sudden change Of the
vs.thet
Every peuon who hs, ever taken Bri,tols Bal.
sam OF Hoarhosnd, pronouness u the best article
ever inyented and 60 jnstly cslebratsd has u be.
eone, that the market 10 already full OF limitations.
eoonterfeits, and most dangerous compounds, under
The name Of Bslsam OF Hoarhound. Therefore, al.
ways be careful to call for uristor Basam, and
that hi. wairrss signature is on the outside label
OF The bottle.
MAHK.-rhs Invaluable Medicine has been nov
some tweny yssrs before the public, and with.
out sry Effort on the par Of the proprietor It's sale
la, become very extensive and IL daily inerea,ng.
Tho low price ai which the Medicine is sold (e5 cTs
snables all to pariake ofits healing qualities.
G. crosby, Buhslo,N Y,
Sole mansfsetprsr. 10 whom al orders should be
addressed. forssle BY sll rsspsctshle drusgis,'.
April IL, 1868. Qa-eomly
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Yours, respectfully,
AlrII Aa a. A q. 4

]. p. Of the NJ. 4. Church.
Readerl do you know Of any other rene.
dies on earth that will produce such glorious
results as the aboveY
See advertisement.
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THE CAMPAIGN.

Tiffn, O., Friday Aug "a. se3.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
CAPTURE AND BURNING Of the SHIPjAC0B
BELL BY THE FLORIDA.
Movements of the United States
Steamer Alabama.
RUNNING THE WILMINGTON, N. c., BLOCKADE.

HALIyAI, Monday, March 2, 1852.
The steamer Delta, from st. Th omas on the 10th,
and Bermuda on the 25th ult.. has arrived at this
port. She makes the following report:
"On the 10Th Of February, in lat. 90, long. 65o,
the Florida captured and burned the ship Jacob
Bell, bound from China for New.York. The Jacob
Bell had 500 tuns Of tea on board. Her passengers
and crew were transferred to Danish vessel, and
arrived at St. Thomas on the 10Th of February"
The passengers, Mrs. Williams, Mr. johnson, and
two Mr.. Bells, have arrived here in the Delta.
The United States steamer Alabama left ST..
Thomas on the 10Th Of February in search Of the
Florida.
The steamer Columbia ran the blockade at Will
mington, N. c., and arrived at st. Geosge with q
cargo Of cotton and tobacco.
The Columbia reported the arrival at Wilmington
OF the steamer Giraffe.
HALIyAx Monday. March ?. 1903
The Jacob Bells cargo was valued Ut 81 500, ,O00.
The Vanderbilt was at st. Thomas on the Goth, to
leave next day on o cruise. The Federal ship
Shepard Knapp left st. Thomas the week previous in
search Of the Rebel pirate Alabama. A number
of Federal vessels were ct ST. Thomas desiring to
leave lest they should fall prey to the pirates.
The Csdmus with Mr.. Bunch, sailed for England
on the 2lst
The officers Of the Florida say they passed the
night in company with the Vanderbilt lately.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
The Rebels Cross the Rnppahannock-
Another Cavalry Raid-A Brisk bkir-
mish-Thrcc Brigndcs Moving round
ON Hooker's Right-They will 1nd q
Worthy Reception.


From Our Special Correspondent
ARxr OF PoroxAc. Wednesday night Feb. rs, 1859.
During the forenoon Of to-day three brigades oi
Rebel cavalry crossed the Rappahannock at United
States Ford, ten miles above Falmouth. At o'clock
this afternoon, they drove in Gen. Avsrls pickets
on our right, wounding several Of his men. The
reserve was rallied and the enemy repulsed with the
loss OF an officer aud ono private killed, several
wounded and two officers captured. The casualties
on either sid- are not yet definitely ascertained
II 10 reported that q body Of infantry has also
crossed TO guard tho roads and ford.
One brigade of the Rebel cavalry is moving toward
the railroad bridge across Potomsc Crock, and the
other two brigsdes took the road toward Dumfries
aud Stafford Cour-House.
The Richmond papers have published the move.
ments of portions Of Hooker's army, and believe
that the present position Of the army is about TO DO
abandoned The object Of the raid or expedition is
no doubt, to capture rear guard aud destroy the
train. and railroad bridges The rear guard"
however, ia on the alert, and will give the daAhnG
troopers hot work to mat.: sc. 49, .aoir escape.
What the prens..ations are, or how the forces are
moving to their work. it is not proper to publish In
addition TO the distribution Of troops to intercept and
ovsrtaks the enemy the melting snow il causing the
river to rise rapidly so that he must return speedily
or not at all.
The roads aro u an Almos. impossible condition,
and will compel both pursuers and pursued to move
comparatively slowly. This is greater disadvantage
to the Rebels than to our troops both ON account Of
the rising Of tho river and the procuring Of forage on
tie march.
All are elated with the hope that Stuart has finally
undertaken too much in attempting to mako the cir
cult Of Hooker's army. 1t is, however by no means
impos.ible that he may again escape by way Of War
rentou or New Baltimore, crossing the Hedgeman and
the Rapidsn. We shall zee. J.R.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

ing the army, to describe battlefield after battle,
but have as often had TO decline because had never
seen one. The nearest ever came to 1t was when
fell behind my regiment IN getti. away from the
first Bull Run. Had | been only few minutes
later should have had ample time to survey that
now historic field. On all occasions since that !
have taken good caro- to hear the order TO retres
had to know that sooner or later such an order
would come and SO stood in readiness to catch it.
On ons occasion, in company with about ten thou
sand Others slightly anticipated it and left some.
what precipilatey. We I'll ACKNOWLEDGED this
branch OF military discipline, however, by march
ing back and staying until it came, as come II did.
II was only question of time.
1s it any wonder, then, that an always beaten
army Is somewhat discouraged7 Then, too, there
have been other causes TO breed discomfort in the
army, Of the most obvious Of which is the want
OF any system Of promotion. In some regiments the
favortes Of the commanding officer have been pushed
along over meritorious officers without any regard
whatever either to rank or merit. Whisky drinking
and gambling lleutenants made 6eld-oifcers to
the exclusion OF captains vastly moro worthy Oh
these positions. and then, the other hand strict
adherence to regular promotion has liited into the
saddle men hardly fit to foot it as eighth corporsls
In filing vacancies from the ranks the same prnci-
pie, or want of principle seems to govern Now,
this Is all and noticed by the men, talked about
around the camp tires, and written about IN letters
home
Irrsgularity OF payment is another cause Of dis
conten. too obvious to need anything more than a
mere mention Ii is not because the soldier works
for pay that be is disconented if his pay fails. 1t
is because his Of right is outraged by unjusti-
fable delay.
But, the chief cause Of whatever Of discomfort
there may be ia the Army Of the Potomac, has been
the circulation Of s'mi-ioyal papers there. a better
state Of things however in this respect is beginning
to exst and let us hope that, when officers who are
loyal to general before they loyal to their
country are dismissed from the army, journals OF
similar aflinities may likewise be dismissed am
for the largest liberty in time Of peace, but for the
sterrest despotism in time Of war.
But notwithstanding all this, the Army Of the
Potomac is still grand army; II Is well disciplined
never better, well drilled we'll appointed, well
provided for aud we'll armed and equipped. The
men look WELL there is but little sickness, little de-
sertoD of ls,c and nothing like the disposition to
give up back out. cit down like craven towards, that
had been led to suppose. The men are willing to
6gh, and not % unwilling to have Sambo's help as
the Copperheads would have us believe. DO any
thing within reason" 10 their language Ito crush
this Rebellion" " II the negro will fight, for Gods
sake and the country's let him."
lam encouraged we arc progressing Mills.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander II. B. Woolson has been ordered to
the command of the steamer Princess Royal.

Commander H. B. Woolson nas been ordered TO
the command of the steamer Princess Royal.
Acting Vol. Lieut. E. II. Faircon has been ordered
to the command Of tie steamer Montgomery
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST COMMISSIONER
HALLOwAY.
The Select Committee, OF which Representative
Sheffield is Chairman on the charges preferred in q
pamphlet form by X. Belts against the Commissioner
Of Patents, Mr.. Holloway, say in their report that
they were surprised 10 learn that practice had
grown up in the Bureau of reporting to Congress s
receipts and expenditures only, leaving that body
ignorant of its outstanding liabilities. Another
embarrassment in the way Of the Committee
was the falsity of Haloways response to the
resolution of the House passed January, 1862, in
which the expenditures were stated a$25, 900,
when, as added up, they amount to $i6,546.
Mr.. Holloway explains this by attrbutng the dis
crepancy to tho clerks who furnished the data. The
Committee also find that, while the Commissioner
caused to be printed ten copies of specifications,
drawings, &c, of inventions according to law, at a
cost of tl7 ,OS7 be procured twenty additional copies
at cost of $l7 AGO. without the authority Of law.
As to the expenses Of temporary clerks, the Com.
mittee cay they are about the average Of the past
HNe years, although lne Dusinets hhs now IhHen OH
nearly so per cent. The practice of the Bureau of
letting original papers file to out into the hands
of temporary clerks meets with the Committees 8
censure. They find sustained the charge that the
Commissioner had recommended the payment Of a
claim of Henry T. Davis to the amount Of s5,72O,
after it had been twice more rejected by his
predecessors in Office. They are not satisfied with
his explanation. They further say he has unlaw-
fully reduced salaries. There was not sufficient
proof TO sustain the other charges, which were Of
minor character.
The Committee conclude by reminding the House
Of the relative importance OF the Patent Office in
its connection with the industrial interests, and say
its administration requires the highest qualifications
Of intelligence business habits, and industry. The
Committee find that the Commissioner employed as
clerks two ladies, whose husbands are in the South,
and that he is now paying half salary TO Of thcm,
though she has gone South, and is now there with
her husband.
The House has adopted the report, and passed
resolution that it be printed and copy thereof sent
TO the President of the United Ststes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
From Pensacola. .

The U. s. storeship Supply, Commander. Cold
vearesses, arrived a. this port las. evening from
Pensacola and 20 days from Key West, bringing ls
invslids from the squadron and the crew Of prize
steamer Antonio Britt which was captured on the
10Th January of Mobile Bar, by the U. s. gunboa.
Pocohon!as. She reports the troops at Pensacola,
and those attached to the squadron all well.
The following 10 list OF ofcers Commander, Coldyear.
..sss Executive Ocs Norman Penhed Acting Assistant
P.yma..er John Grain AstDs Assistant Surgeon A. NJ.
Penheld and z. Ksmpton, Masters Mate. John White
Captains Clerk Hugh Toler Pym,,ters Cleak. o. l..
EE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Hailroad Accident.

ST. Louis Monday March o. lsea
While the Oath Missouri Volunteers, Col. Boyd,
were coming from Pilot Knob, on tho Irop Noun.
tain Railroad on Saturday, large tree fell acf6s
the track just before the engine, about thirty mes
from here, which resulted in wrecking the uato,
killing three soldiers, severely woundipg i've, end
slightly injuring fifteen to twenty.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

veins. The promptuess and enthusiasm exhibited
by all proved that whenever Gen. Wise or Pryor.
or "any other man. wants to come down here on q
hostile errand, he will get reception more hot ttsn
bospitsble.
Lieut.. Divoll Of the 9TH Massachusetts Battery,
late Provost.Marshal at Fortress Monroe, has just
pleaded guilty before Court-Martial to grave
charges, and he Is dismissed the service.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
ORGANIZATION OF n Union Club.

BosroN, Monday, March 9, 1868.
A Union Club has been organized in Boston, en-
noted for patriotism. Edward Everett has accepted
the Presidency. The mansion of the late Abbott
Lawrence, in Park street, has been purchased for tho
headquarters of the Club for 30, ,OOO Tho purpose
of the Club is understood to be an unwsvsring sup.
port of the Government in putting down The re-
belion.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
From San Francisco.

SAN FRAxCIsCo. Monday, March ., 1852
Tho Golden Ago brought $4,000 in treasure irolo
The wrecked steamer Golden Gate. 1t 10 unonieially
bnndrsd thousand dollars Ia broken packages, which
thsy will retain on board their vessel until tho labot
is ended.
Ardv.d-sbip Starlight, from BOseoni steamer Golden
Ara. from Panama
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Fatal ARRAY.

BosroN, Monday, March ., 1853
GUY Richardson was shot dead, and Q man nsu'tf
Clapp was mortslly wounded on Saturday night, ~
South Uiupham, by Asa Souther. The latter gave
himself up. stating that he was defending his nouse
irom The two men, who at late hour persisted ID
aifemniinC 70 enter It.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
ANOTHER NAVAL DISASTER.
Capture Of the United States Gunboat
Indianola by the Rebels.
u. 8. Mississippi SQUADRON, I
Fab 81. via Memphis. March / Iaf1 I

= - Feb n, VIA Memphis, March /, 1859 .
To ne Hon. GiDBoN WELLEs, Secretary Of hs Macy,
SIR: regret to inform you that the IndanolA has
also fallen into the hands Of the enemy.
The rams Webb and Quecn Of the West attached
her 25 miles from here, and rammed her until she
surrendered, all of which can be traced 10 non.
compliance with my instructions. .t
do not know the particulars.
DAVID d. PORTER, Commander