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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09
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(NOLLICTIONS made and RENTED n c,,,...
~ rates OF exchange; Rills Of Excbaose. Cncnr.
rent Money snd Coin bought ssd sold Denosies D..
csiysa .sS May tsys4ssd Dtslss lr * on On,
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Particular attention s,vsn to IL. >.x..,. -.
Taxes In any cosaty IN Sows. "
=, Real E's"se eesshs - so,d; .Ls.a M.,ra..s
L. ssss<soe me Following parties With wbo,. =.
have done business. "
Park rams, Ms York.
L!4A.ar''sd, s.a..s'ss't A,c.,ta. t.asfr.~
hesss. xnsuts, n sehod / uhue, Bankers, New
York.
As.srs. Cha.. Canbios I Co.. BANKERS, r.,.
Hyssrs. Glrk Bso4 Co.. 1Astess, q. LsaSs.l
Gen. Z. Harding, Esq, President Of Union Bsnh.
%. Louis, No. 80
g. Adans, Esq. Bankes, (hicsso.Ir.
" -. CeeosaegA Z Co., B6aAt<s, CkieAse IN.
Partridge. ESQ, Deaksr, Seneca alis n. r.
q. Norton, Esq. Prssident Soushern Bank Of
Kentucky. Rssss!lsille. ~ st-4I>.
9: A flsscher, Banker. 1ndisnapoiis, indiana.
Hon Wm. Montgomery, " asLi nxson. Pa
u. walker. Esq, Salem, NY.
4essrs. H. Aaskell Co., Denk era Drh,,~.
J Iowa. -. - 0"O'S"@'
Louis 4. Nsckiot. Basksr. Davenport, Iowa.
All. g.4s L. A0 ~ = LklOON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09
NOTICE 70 Fan ME0a
p . q exs in Gxain

the u1dersigsed, are now prepared to Offer
w oehe public some II the best Famine
Mssse ever n's n"fsctured In the Lakes stats. -
heat, Rye, Harley, Oats a.d Corn sd In a.,
az KINDS of grain. wen the finest grass ssed Thee
Mile are made Of the best material, nd psin ted in
as"peri0r manner, sud for atitity and dses bilit
cannot be surpassed.
Farmer By the use OF one Of these Mills viii
soon save scveonlngs saough for his pigs and chick
ems TO pay Tor the AtN he sends to the ist IN
nothing bus the plump grain. and in return gets IN
round numbers his full weight u Soar. asA sAss q
asuperto- qua ity, and he forms Q more II.
ed"pinton Of the Aill~s especially to HE hoDee
~. His VII. st"ps srun.biipg about black aou, !:
he - enabled soe"t light bread made from clean
wheat to wear cieaD cBoathes and 70 -hsva r3ve
conscience h. sgDsods isis leisure hcuys 0vte,ir
goes down to the grave /, peace.
b-These Mills "ay be seen at our chop on
Ferry creek Rsst door Dorth uf the Msthodist
church, and near the sign Of the I'D ranni Mil
G. h. MeDOrGALL AGO.
Sioux City October 2Sth. lss9-nes. 1m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

M. valapdigbau wss ssssssed u bic
residence 10 Dsy,os, Ohio, o. he SsA isse.,
and conveyed By . military sseoss 70 Or.
cinaati. +.&.- 80 @''''"' Pes +''@ 81"
There has been three days q terrible
fighting on the Rappsnhan"ock With in
mense slaughter Appearsuess indicate
that Gen. Hooker has &C iev ed % important
triumph. He hes sueceedsd 10 Ranking
Gen. Lees forces, and 10 cutting a oil
communication With Richnood. IL
strong works u Fredssictsburg have been
assailed and taken. The siluatioo Of Tie
rebel army il extremely critical They
must incur the risk Of decisive battle
with the advantage most decidedly in our
favor. The prospect Of our success u in
the highest degree cheering. A total d.
feat of Lees army voald b crushing
Slow TO The rebellion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09
NEW STAG r klME FROM
- I q U - q xr-
- q H - II O ID q N

Use UNDE SIG n e d having lately re-
ce'.ed the CONTRACT for carrying. Ihs Vntscd
states mail over this route. would reep& csful A
to 'he, friends and the public seser.iy, that they
have placed upon the line n " and Cen 10 RI q
BE Decks, With Coca fss0s, ssd drivers
with whom passengers may not fe~s TO trust IT,
reins. This line will connect reg ularly with the
Wesesra stag Company 1t Tsss d. decs
which enosscss With sss -Dvbsqss sad Disux ity
kallroad) - follows:
Fridsys
Arrive At Fort Dodge tho following w.ds.sdays =.
Fridays and Mondays
Saturdays.
Arrive At sissx city the following TAsudsys.
SssardAys aud Tsssiays. -
Arrangements have been nsds whereby paasen
gers can DO comfortably entertained ut the several
stations on the route. This being tho
Meet Direct ssA Certain Rooss
rom the East to Nosth-wsstsrn Iowa, NorsA-ess
sesD Ne1rnska and Dakota Tsrrit ~. the under
saxned hope n asstcs stienetsa 10 the comfort ol
p.*.s"Sers ssd- care 'of 6agg~Se, TO me,i, . share
MXCREADY 1 EDIE.
Sioux City, Dec. 8. ls5:-Sms
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

yssa sAelssAo>aAe Rssissss. .t~ *=af
The s.sssss 81 Rsdssal TAI eoilsessl
il PAse eosssy = eteo. 4@;ant~a i" ~ossa.
Lieut. 6siosins. soeossly u Dssuqos.
bas bssa spceiutsd Major Of sIs 3lss Neg.
iosas. .S'*5' 2#5 5#'s5 a@5"=5 'r.' '*# "
The Page essnsy Herald sssimates Tia.
~ sAlss y lager bssr 10 Clarioda amount
% ~ ssssal .. Of 5000.
A bsa,allios q sAs 7.h Csvals, has been
osgsaissd, and viii zoos b sssssrsd iste
~ Usissd 6sa.ss service d Davespoet.
Adja.ast n. ". Petal. ASjssass Il ~
sssl Regiment fsrsesly Cisy Editor of
the Dubuque 1sssss, has resigned bic cen
sissieo il soassQssses Il ll.Asalsh.
Csptais Crsssr Of Paps sosaty Aas
bsss 1saoiooosly sscooossdsd By To
ksll as1 line odIcsrs Of 10 ~ iafas,ry,
- ~ najorship Of .Aas Res;assI
A by two Jsars o. age. con Of Nicho-
las Carr. Of Forrest HOSE, Possshisk
county, vAs recsntly burned to deash. Bia
clothes caught On BE.
Bishop \. W. Lee wss recsa.ly pretty
sssiossly bssiaed b. On accident which
oeessrsl 70 Tho cars on ne Hsanibal end
&. Joseph +. +. The Bishop wss On 81,
w % g., JoaepA. sn .ro.s.tt ).
To Gsls 0ily slsoaislss ~ arrival y
E6lysills = ~ slssass Flying Eaels
ltes ~ Cspissl. Tkis 10 the 6rss bss'
49, - aatsopss1 THE Spring the psril'
- sasioAeiss e RAa1lsssaks Dssl. r.
capacity sfths Flyiss EAOlsisswss11 NJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09
OMAHA l. CHICAGO nAxx
OMAHA, N. T.

IssAo "a u x 70 now doing legitimate Bank i.
L tsg busi"ess. and will discount - Nbsrelly 10
sse.s ospcs'sose sna dealers sny Bank in the
etps! citses IL The Union-b buy and sell m cha
on New Hosk-silow interest On Deposits, ana i"r
the scconnodAitos VI faraers sad those svirx NJ .
distance, the sank will DO open for the ssassac ion
Of eu'i"s.s and the redemption Of its Notes fr.n
A. L., until ~ Pm.
q. n. McCOLLOM, C.sbi.r.
II. b. SACK EFT, President
O0AAa, !. T.. Dee. -. .e1e. 80 - '
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

: 1ss niea;ess Slate nsr ps,ssasAse
Ana Albos, contains . 10y excellent.
p.aes;es'. ssd lS6she1 III ~, 11Gv-,.S
D tho. r'.ee, y" = llts ~, = Hon.
Geo y. Hill. Ssrvets- n, 4 b.sc,s,
spo, me rssos yce. hat t-,r&ar,A Il
aerssips ins. ~ II iassr~.sicn h -
Il needed ~ Aase Who arss stshscs :
home IN tie 0resx w.ss. and cr.h. 70
hsvs IN extensive ciscs'ssioa. ". have
only ro""rrf ps.s,'tt sss ~ f''o-iss e.
lSact:-
Having b-er appointed IN March
1857. Su;v~yor 0sssrsl n ~ Territory
d. Dskok, I t~ssrS6 J.eA ihAteaAee ute6
tie dates Of ~ Office. Twenty years
re,ideaes u ne S,sse Il M;cbisan had
eises M soase idea II the capacity Of the
wsA: but ! confess thas, until crossed
To Nissisairp;-passed o,er he fertile
plains a Iowa. and entese1 ~ valley Of
sbe Missosri, I had ~ appreciation ~ the
astssal rasonresa. capacity for prcduc,ion.
and selisitsd isasss wealth Of ~ Great
"TAs sosss y which have s,svsssd
fso@ die, ny psscs 81 residence, to
Ysntto,, The capital Of Dskoss, where
ny s0es l. IssaAsd, + ssss'y IN sir.Ii"s
westward, psssins tbrossA 'ChiceDo and
Dubuqus, 70 Cedar Falls, II lo~A, The
termination. Tor Tie pe<sss. II ~ Dsbs.
ess and Sioux CITY Rsilrosd. thence
,heosss Foss Dsdes - Sies1 City, low,
which 10 si.uatsi nsss The mouth Of The
Big Sioux s;ves, aboss three miles below
| IL juassioa With the N;sses,i he Big
SIOUX Constituting he dividing line b.
tween Dstoss snd Iowa. Ysntson l.
situated upon The Missouri river, sixty Eve
miles shave Sioux City. The eoprse Of
he river from Fort Rsodall, sSoss eighty
miles shove Yanksos, - Slows City, b.
ing sesrly ssst.
!" Sioux City IL ~ important business
point At present, the bead Of regular
steaasboet nav;ga.ion on The Missouri, il
Aas . popslasios Of sboot one shousasd.
. good landing, end hss . large trade
With Nebsasks and Dakota, furnishing
ths settlers and traders With oose Of sbsis
ssppl;es, and bsyiog Of them the susp'u,
products Of thsir farms-f.rs and such
oshsr arsicIss - they wish 10 cell o. es.
change for soeds. Sioas City Is besusi
fslly sitsased on the Missouri river, pro-
sec.ed from The winds By the hills which
sassossd it-hss IN aetivs. sa,espr;s;~e
and hospisab'e population mostly Eastern
people, vho have established churches sad
sehoolhouses-sn extensive Steam 6ourina
mill, sa~mil's. ssosss. shops Of al kinds
good hotels, and ~ the traveller Leaves It,
pleasant streets. crosses the Big S;ous
river, % Ferry Bat, guided b. = rop.
sxtesdcd iron bant to bank, and striker
oct wes.vssd ~ The Missouri bottom, b.
feels TIA. be has left ~ convens;o aali,ie,
and luzosiss Of Lfs behind him, aud i,
enserisG upon the rough and rugged, -
fascinating expssisnce Of the iAr ~esser,
p;ooeer."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

Gsssssed With The pssri'e efforts OF the
lords Of erss.ios to crush the rehe!lion.
the s,raag minded naids aud ms.ron. Of
The Cnio" are invited BY Elisabeth csdy
Sse"sos - meet il general convention, 10
New Yo.k. on the 18th inst. There ia no
issiwatios IL ,hs call % 70 whether thsy
propose to opesaas b pvselasasioas, By
moral sassio", o. b. taking The 6eld
against the sb;,alry !. psrses. Thsa IL
enterprise viii b. condecs~d With ssch
ng;e eeoaomy - - preclude any ruinous
sacsi6ce, i ev;ncsd 10 The fact Of IN u.
mi..ases fec Of q cents being szseaed
from ,hoss Who sassad tho Cooper Inssi,u,s
meeting. ....... ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

Usl1 sslAssisy fseo ~ Wae Dsesps-v
ssss Oos. xiskvoeA has issss1 . ODE
- - paeslidaaiss sfaAs 10 ess ess(.
pnise = ~ ia la p,sx ssss ced =
- 11ala 81 ~ >ss..y = Siosa
Csg 0tsiry, ;Sis1 - TT 1ese csvs,s,
NV Z DssoeSsl Tve 11dis;sas, ss~.
pssiss &C. 1si1 ssqsirsd<o eJ6pless u
Rssisse., - b Il proposed 10 oss.
thsee up froo ~ Ssass troops now under
soanssd of Col .Ssvysrs. The Regisso,
sUutb s6csssd - follows:-
Colossl-SAn'L ". 9UHnssA
L;sut. Coloosl-Josx PArrg..
Najon-G. n. O'Ba,Ex, b. n. HsAs1i
This viii ssts : gosd ReeissaI The
s6eoss ahsse sA0e1 - ss,l tss~o =
he State - Old ssl psoaissns ei,isens,
aud viii 40 doshs dissAasgs ~ dssies ol
thsis ssspseAi,s posisisas 70 ~ saaisdbe.
tioa sf shs eoosasd aal 9Th credit u
Ne Sta1o. ~ zsser II sJ rrsvs:T.,
There 10 only one thing II ~ vsy a
~ ia.s1isls eoassaaa;ss Il ~ p,su
PROPOSED = ~ = sAis Raoiosss esd
49, ! - ~ - 80 spos - ksS
siss l. ~ onAs sssviss ~ ussillise, ~
The pesssat 70 60 oosah, not bseasss q
svsgsisA - tAaA sssv;es vish thso, b.,
tss ~ ssasss ihas sha5 ~ III ass vho
have ksiiss - fsiss1s rssidisg II III,
vieiaiey. aaA thsy aasl tAss sAsss y . ~
ssssity fsss tAsis pssssses hsss - aGssd
prossssisN aeaiass ~ Iadiss> ~ re>@o
To assoaplish. ~ vosk assigssl bin
Gsa. cosx osehs - hass fsses u so0(
nss, viii Z saallse fDsss sAaa tAis h
ssaase NTH safssy. aets ~ eesssis,
oevsosss dsslsed. cd u shs ssss sis>
sssussly s,asa ~ sz,ssdsd isoss;es
vAiea siu - sspossd, aad spos vAiea
depssdssioas sss ssss sov bsisg sso
United, ssa hssss he sscsssisy Of hsvisl
the State troops escspy their pssssss %.
sitioa. Dss vishs positive Assurance to
this new Regiment o. even he 6ssseA
osns composed u ssea troops - - nov
here, viii ssoais asd spsssss as1ss ordes'
fsoa 0ss. Cosx. satl bic ssssss II d,
fa!l ~ Rssiosss go - eoaplsss1 !,
tn lays -... =. z.a. .a .~3.r
|
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

We learn fron Ne Rbtyiol tAoA . &C.,
siderable ss,ooot q hsil1iag viii - dsas
in Charlton during ihis soesoA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

Cooeur,e,k teat;uony from "a >..v
di6.r.,. ,o,rees l..,e 40 ,oo- !. dophs
tia, j. !. u, ,s.,l,d de,er.i...;o. Of u.
Government 10 remo,. theas l.d;.o. "a
:, .o~e ,o;.. a., F.. R..d.l Thai,
uuub,r /, y,.;o..l, ea.;.e..l !, ,,o.,
prof...;., - .p.ek .a,;,edl, from / coo
10 7ooo I, !. ala ia. .;x .s....,. l.,.
h... .h.,t.e.a n h,;., H.. =. H. Ma.
,oo,; Nov .l.r. n, h. ,;.l,o. I'D
polio, in ,h;a nav..e.. h.. =. a. n.
A. i, II ,hs.. Ind;... -. h.,m,-.. =.
,.oo.,.a -. "A 40 -. ~. .,.,.;.1, -
.hs;r ,,.ov.l - All n.e. ~. !, "a,
\. . A.,ov ,;AA,.~e a na;,....1. 80.
,.;.,- 80. ..,a... :. -. 49,. -
,h.;. ,.;.lA.,. =. -. u:...,.; E..
R..a.n !. o,,, -. L.. ,,..., g..
v.,l,., ~. c.,,..r - 49,. ..x..,.
too f,om al. ,l... ". NJ. .,,..a.
.o,.1,1;.,. !. -. ,;.;.;,. ~.
.o...r, ..a :. ...-... =. .--l.. .-
...h . s.,.. =. 80. .-;...,;.. .....-
plates viii 10 or op;s;sa v;asos. . per.
sssess cad adsqasas military force 10
ovsravs then, absolutely rs;n The pros.
pea. Of hi. .o.s.'y. su. her. !. .oo.a..
-. 80" y '-'' o.'. ".. "o'''
..: .'-... ~ ~, 0'os. "ss. =.
:. sOS ''y "Os" VI -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09
JOHN van DURBu.

For cool inpodence Prince John i
without rival. Since>bis recent CONVEX.
sion TO Republication be has been the
Lion Of the party. Scarce . week he's
passed without two or three characteristic
apeeches Of his being most tumslt,ossly
app'auded at Cooper Institute and else
where. Those who srs familiar With
Johns antecedants have predicted that
the new relationship would b Of shoss
duration, and that be would soon BE- found
trying to prove beyond question tia, b
had never been anything else than con-
tistan. Democrat It VAS hardly expect.
ed, however, that 20 soon ~ this be would
have the effroutery At : purely Seward
and Chase meeting, which was held few
days since, to venture the discharge Of >
bomb she'll like the following. -.-s
don't believe it is criminal offence
to be thinking about Who shall DO the next
President Of the United States. | have
taken occasion heretofore TO cay whom
should vote for, and there il no need Of
dwelling on that. believe the next PRES
ident will be . Democrat think 20.
think 90 because the great mass Of The
people are that way, (langhtsr,1 and the
Democrats are more familiar With the 3D.
ninistration Of government Ard . lislIs
more clever, 10 my judgment, il The exer'
else Of power than their opouen. They
are more experienced.
When we remember that Johns csndi.
date for Prudent is Gen. Mcclellan,
whom he nominated in public address
q. New York last fall, the cooluess Of ths
above utterance was no doubt appreciated
BY the Sewardites and Chassises who
formed the bulk Of bic hearers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

I" We are we'll aware that the Democsaaie
par,ydoes not endorse very many Of, The asss
Of the Administration. We hare no right
to ask such an endorsement At tAier hands.
Upon any Of the details Of Adminisirs.
ton. upon Any Of the msssurss which the
President and Congress may 80 81 to
adopt, that party has perfect right to II
ovn opinions. II may with perfect pro-
priety protest agsinst fhe proclamatios Of
emancipation, tie policy o. arbitrary ar.
rests, the enlistment Of negro soldiers, and
any other sseosurs 9 he Ad1inistyatios.s
The above i from, the New York Tises,
and is the most honorable sduias;on that
We have y. seen from radical Rspsbli.
can source, The ssosimant Of the Tisss
IS undeniably true, and yet from one, end
Of the land 70 the other men. whose loyalty
has never been questioned, and shoss
offence consisis only in opposition . The
course Of the Administsasioa are d.
nounced in the most unmeasured tcrms.
They arc regarded = no lees guilty lhAa
rebels with arms in their hands, and I'll
the power Of the Govsrnssns i invoked
10 compel them TO ebsndop the RICH, Of
private judgment, and TO Acknowledges the
truth Of the exploded seDtinspt that the
King can do no wrong. .s~s...5....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

Two stables owned by Geo. L. Dasen.
port we're consumed By hrs 10 Dsssaport
afss nigbts sines. One horse Us bsssAl
mp, and two o. three others we're badly
scoschsd. A carpenter shop and ITO sslss
buildings we're consaasd. TIE 1dseI6s
say, the Ore Is supposed 70 hass bs.n ~
work Of N incsndiary. 81
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

Poweahisl eosasy b,ssss of : paper city
vhich il creating considerable sxci,e.en.
among Eastern speeulaiora Il - named
OTTAWA City. The Montosaas Repsoli
cpa speaks Of i - . very large place. i
lseks b1s The dsaisaLls sl<a~als ef bald.
ing a11 popslaaioa y mahs u srsal city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-09

CALL,cur, the traitor Speaker Of the
New York Assembly, has eoas 70 grief
Immediately on the aajosrnnsnt Of Tho
Legislators 10 vss arraaied charged With
bribery and corruption, and taken before
Polics Justics Cole Tor ssaminasios. Geo.
Las sad como thirty ~ forty members Of
10 Legislature vers .sabpoenaed = sit'
nessss, and d L.. accounss he trial ~,
eeiss % with elosed doors. CaAa-soa and
Csllicss ass therefore likely 70 Aave jas.
,ics dealt out 70 them The same - oths,
ceiaiuals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28


SALE OF VALUABLE T1MBER LGND.-It will
be remembered by the readers Of the LEAD
ER that the sale Of timber land in Menter,
near Willoughby, Lake county, which was
to have taken place on the 23d was postpOn-
ed until Monday next, the 3Oth, in cOnse-
quenee Of a death in the family Of the pro-
prietOr. The sale will now take place upon
the latter date on the premises, and we de-
sire to call the attention of all interested to
this opportunity to make very profitable in
vestment. Tn land is situated about q mile
from the village of Willoughby, Lake cOun-
ty. The soil, as we'll as that all around it,
is of unusual richness, and the value Of the
land will undoubtedly be even greater after
the valuable timber is cut than is obtained
for it at this sale, standing timber and all.
1t is located within so rods Of the railroad
and surrounded by the finely cultivated
farms which have made Lake county SO cell
ebrated.
With all these advantages secured to the
purchasers, it will be seen that the bargain
offered is a rare one. Large numbers Of per-
sons have signifed their intention Of being
present at the sale. Parties DESTROYS of do
ing so can take the 10 o'clock train on the
Lake Shore Railroad on the morning of the
sale and reach the ground in an hour.
Terms, one-half cash, and the balance in
five equal annual payments, with use.
mch28:432
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
ZION FHR ArLANr1c rrErr.

HALIFAX, March 26.
The steamship Delta from ST Tbonas
18th via Bermuda, arrived to-day. The
Vanderbilt arrived at st. Thomas from
Barbados on the 18th inst.
The Governor OF Barbados invited Adj
miral Wilkes to dine with him, but the lat
ter declined, giving as q reason that he
Governor had entertained Captain Mahtt
Of the pirate Florida, q few days previous
y. Admiral Wilkes had transferred his
hag to the Vanderbilt.
The Waehusett was at st. Thomas on the
18th, also the British steam frizate Phas-
ton, also two British steamers. the Ariss
and another unknsWn-a blockade run.
ner.
Admiral Wilkes threatened to seize two
blockade runners il they threatened 70
leave port. The Aries started on the I6tb.
but observing the preparations Of Admiral
wilkes to pursue, she turned back, and the
Captain then applied to the British steam
er Phaeton for protection, which was af-
forded. The Vanderbilt left the same
day, the l6th,-itW was said for Havana.
On the morning Of the 18th the Phseton
conveyed the two blockade n ont
The Waehusett did not follow hem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

LAST NIGHTS DIsPAFOHES.l
THE KENTUCKY INVASION.
Not so Formidable as Supposed.
ITEMS FROM THE SOUTHERN
PAPERS,,
The PORT HUDSON AFFAIR
NO DAMAGE DONE THE REBELS.
FARRAGUT THREATENS TO
lombard NATGHEZ.
THE FLEET AT PORT ROYAL.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGV NEWS.
FROM THE ATLANTICFLEET.
Admiral Wilkes heard from
Again.
THE PORT HUDSON AFFAIR
NO DAMAGE DONE THE REBELS.
FARRAGUT THREATENS TO
lombard NATGHEZ.
THE FLEET AT PORT ROYAL.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGV NEWS.
FROM THE A-TLANTTCFLERT.
Admiral Wilkes heard from
Again.
FROMKFNTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, March q.
A special to the Journal SAYS Semen of
the 9th Kentucky cavalry surprised the
rebel pickets in the vicinity Of Danville
last evening who retreated to Danville in
great disorder. The rebel force in Dan
vile was 25OO, including the first Georgia
regiment, which proves that the rumors Of
the rebel abandonment Of Dan7ille is cor
rect.
Tho Frankfort train last night was de-
layed by a locomotive being of the track.
The train brought the news Of the retreat
Of the rebels from Danville toward Som
erset. The Danyille refugees are coming
in and some excitement existed at Lexing-
ton, but popular opinion gaines ground
that the recent invasion of Kentucky was
merely a cavalry raid.
L4TER.-The Frankfort train is in. The
passengers disagree in their reports con-
corning the evacuation OF Danville.
LEXINGTON, March %.
The train passengers say our forces had
re-crossed Duck River in pursuit of the
rebels. Other accounts insist that the reb-
els have left Danville.
Passengers from Mount Sterling have
just arrived they report all quiet in that
vicinity.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc,
March p.
The Richmond papers Of the 25th and
18th contain the following
MOBILE, March 23.-The Appeal Of the
2lst says that the steamer Hatchly, with
1900 bales Of cotton, was destroyed by
fire on the 18th, on her trip up the YaEOo
river.
The Hartford and MonOngahels were
allowed TO approach within four hundred
rods Of our batteries, at Grand Gulf, when
they opened fire upon them. The vessels
replied with broadsides several times. A
dozen shots struck the vessels.
Parties we're seen carrying the wounded
below. No damage was done on our side.
The hatcher papers says that the Hart
ford, with Commodore Farragut on board,
was in front Of that city on Tuesday even
ing, the 10th, and sent a small boat with a
flag Of truce ashore, with q note addressed
to the Mayor, stating that if the United
States gunboais were fired upon by the
people Of Natehez, or by guerrillas, he
would lombard the town.
The Hartford remained there all night,
and left with the Monongahela in the
morning.
CHATTANOOGA, March 23-rhere was no
movement Of the army Of Tennessee on
Tuesday. The enemy advanced on the
road from Franklin towards Columbia,
but on Saturday reiterated to Franklin.
Van Dorm is still on the north side Of
Duck River. Our forces occupy Florence
and T~usoumbis. There has been no move
ment Of the enemy from COrinth in this d.
reetiOn.
Morgan had a fight at Auburn, Canal
county, Tennessee. He fought with an
overwhelming force of the enemy. He
fought gallantly and killed aud wounded
anumber, but was at last forced to retire.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-We have au-
thentic reports hat the feet at Port Royal
has been increased to 100 vessels. About
S5 transports have been added within two
days.
The Wing contains an account Of the
fight at Kelley's Ford, claiming that the
rebel force was but from 500 to 1000 cav
airy, but subsequently, i've regiments and
one battery are enumerated. They claim a
victory, because, as they state, the object Of
the raid was frustrated.
The new impressment bill has passed
both houses Of the rebel Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

CAIRO, March q.
Last Saturday night another barge, 0
tanning 1000 bushels coal, hoated past the
batteries at Vicksburg for Farraguts boats.
The Memphis Bulletin Of Wednesday
says three Of Porter's gunboats reach tbe
fazoO river BY the sun6oEer route and
had reached Greenwood.
1t farther says our forces at Greenwood
abandoned the undertaking Of foreiag q
passage, and were returning, when they
were met BY Quimby's division, who were
coming to reinforce Them.
A conference was had, with what result
is unknown, bat it was thought in conse-
quence Of the success ofthe new route the
whole force would return.