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NY. Rank sTATEMENT-ApriI ~.
NJ A r IN E

PoRr OF CLEVELAND, April p.
ENTERED.
Steamer Illinois, Robertson, Detroit.
Schooner H. L. Whitman, Wood Sandusky.
Schooner Consuelo, Hearns, Buffalo.
Schooner SACRAMENTO, johnson, Buffalo
Schooner j. Lind, Bradley, Ogdensbmg.
ScOw Goldsmith, Basson, Detroit.
Scow Fairplay, Benson, Port Clinton.
scoW Black Ram, Lowler, Port Clintcn.
CLEARED.
Schooner J. Lind, Bradley, Buffalo.
Schooner b. L. Whitman, Wood, Chicago.
Schooner sacramentO johnson, Buffalo.
Scow Black SOver, LOWER, Ottawa City.
ScoW Fairplay, PensOn, Port Clinton.
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promotes its growth, prevents its falling OF, era-
dicstes dandruf, and dImparts health and pleasant
ness 70 the head Il has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair Colorng, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies. Itis sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured BY them Of the commercial
agent D. 6. Barnes, 202 Broadway, n. Y. Two
sizes, 50 cents and 81.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents.
,,orTE -fQonod-t d-triuEw
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ELOURl FEOURI BLOURE
Il 2gO bbls STANDARD brsuds Of Ohio and Indiana
BED and Whife Wheat flour. cbirperJ Eakers and
Dealers call aid exsmine.
CANNON & FEEEMAN
apriO COgnmf- sion ifarchanta. Rivrr-lt
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CONTRACT RATIFIED.-The contract be-
tween the Little Miami, Columbus & Xenia,
and the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
Railroad Companies, for the consolidation of
the earnings Of the two roads, has been rati-
fed.
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HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE
pleases the Dealers, Dentists and People.
Try it. Sold by Druggists and Dentists gem
orally. apr25
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FLOUR AEEEn.

FLOURllI
We call tho attention Of Bakers AMI an who deal In
or cons me Flour, % our stock We constantly
receiving on consignment a great variety Of
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FROM wIssOURI

Of. LOUIS, Aprll u.
A dispatch from Colonel Pomeroy. dated
Cape Girardeau, 10 A. n, saws he enemy
is moving of fast and General Mcneil
was starting in pursuit. There is no
doubt but General VandeVer will strike
him to-day.
Another dispatch from General Mcneil
some two hours later, states that General
Vandever attacked the enemy last night.
taking a large number Of prisoners,
horses, arms, etc. General Mcneil SAYS /:
II am IN pursuit of the flying enemy, who
IS retreating towards Bloomfield
General Curtis has issued an order Of
similar purport to that Of General Burn
side, but far more elaborate in the defni-
ton Of the offences enumerated, quoting
eopiously from the highest military au-
thorities and articles Of war. All the Of
hcers Of the department are strictly en-
joined to carry out the provisions Of the
order.
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MORNING LEADER
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, 1868.
FRAVELRR,s REGISTER.

~ Oiti9enB wishing conveyance TO either Of the
e99ye Trains or Boats viii be called for by Ooachsu
oI5teTens' Omnibus Line, By leaving their RddreEl
e the Omnibus Once, l47 superiorSt., next door 70
the Weddeu House.
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9oldisru' B0unrY, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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NATIONAL FAsT.-Public exercises will
be held at the Brick Church, Aurora, on the
3Oth inst, at lI% o'clock, A. N. Discourse
by Rev. 1. S. Graves. Also, at N P. NJ, an
address by Hon. R. F. Paine. The public
are respectfully invited apr26.
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n. Y. STOCK nIARKRT-AprIlqz ~.


StOcks-Market dull and easier. Chicago and
Rock Island 81 Alton and Terre Haute q Chicago
and Northwestern 2j15; Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago 65z Cleveland and Toledo los Galena and
Chicago 60; Michigan Southern guaranteed 1851 ;
Michigan Southern 64%; Minnesota Mining COM
pany ms Brie e31s Erie preferred 1913; Harlem
70l& Harlem preferred glH; Illinois Central scrfp
945s Cleveland and Pittsburg 70; New York Central
uT4 Cleveland and PIttsburg 4th bonds "a pitts
burg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago ID bonds 100; Chicago
and Northwestern ID mortgage 81; Pacific Mail Iss7
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Mas. SHAW would say to the ladies that
if thgy will call at her rooms in the forenoon
las far as conveniently they will avoid the
large crowd somewhat that she has in the af-
ternoon. Room s236 Superior street.
ap27:446
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TELBGRAPHIC.

Gallant Charge with the Bayonet.
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WADswoRTH's " DRY Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the most Ualua5le remedy for CatarrE
we have ever sold.
meh23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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PAPER MANUEAcTORY.

CLEVELAND PAPER COMP'Y
Manufactures Of NEWS, BOOK and MhAE
PING PAPER. Ordara hlled promptly.
M.TAHLOR AEsnh
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VANITY FuR.-It is reported that this
lively and witty weekly is to be re-issued on
the 1st of May.
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HeImstreets InLmItable HnIr Restorative.

But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenanee, impaired by age or disease. All instan-
taneous dues are composed Of lunar eaustie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford ofthemselves no dressing. Heimstreet's
Inimitable COloring not only restores hair to its
hatural color BY an easy process, but gives the
hair
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MEMS AND BOYS CLoTHING-Ladies and
Misses Under Clothing-CIoaks, Mantles,
ETC., made to order at Cutters Machine Sew
ing Rooms, lS4 Bank street opposite the
Weddell House.
opr0O.A27
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First Page.---LOca1 Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on eur lst
uaEe.
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HOTEL FURNITURE at auction, by H.
Moore, on Tuesday and Wednesday next,
April 2Sth and 29th, at the Burnett House,
corner Of Ontario and Prospect streets, com
prizing all the furniture-largs cook stove,
Office furniture, &c, &c.
The above sale is indefinitely postponed
CLEVELAND, April %, 1883. apr28;437
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amuel FO1ambes War Claim and Pension
AEeut--Omce No. 6, Atwater BuIIdiaE,
fully authorized by the Government to pro-
ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. mch2O;4A
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FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

WASHINGTON, April q.
Admiral Porter sends the following To
the Navy Department:
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, YAzoo RIVER
April 16.
Sir: We have been threatened for some
time past with an attack from the Arkan-
sas rebels, in steamers. Every provision
was made to meet it. Lieutenant Com
mander Selfridge saw the difficulty he
would have in defending the mouths Of
Arkansas and White rivers, while kept so
far apart BY the useless neck Of land, and
proposed to me to cut it. 1 ordered him
to do so, and he passed through with his
vessels in q hours after we cut through
the bend, thus saving a distance of over
ten miles.
The mouths Of the Arkansas and White
rivers are now brought close together and
a small force can defend both. One Of the
worst points for guerrillas is also cut of,
as these pests of the human race could,
from the lsthmus, attack a vessel on one
as she came round, the distance being 10
miles round and half a mile across.
l have force enough. at Araknsas and
White rivers to prevent any attack.
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS Army POTONAo, I
April p.
Richmond papers Of this morning admit
the loss Of five Napoleon guns and 140 men
on the Nansemond. An was quiet there
at last accounts.
A fredericksburg correspondent writes
that his impression is confirmed that our
army is Withdrawing from the line Of the
RappahannOek.
The weather to-day is warm and pleas
ars and the roads are improving.
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BUsIEKss NOTICES
FairbanI.s, scales.

Having learned that in some cases, persons
with whom we have no connection whatever,
have been travelling through the country re-
presenting themselves as our agents, or as SELL
ing scales made from Fairbanks patterns, &c /,
we deem It proper to say that the genuine Fair
banks scales are made only at Saint Johnsbury,
Vermont, where they have been made for thirty
three years or more, by E. a T. Fairbanks Co,
the original inventors, and that others repre-
sented as such are only limitations. If the
agents for such other scales have confidence in
their merits, they should have no occasion to
resort 10 such means to sell them, or avail
themselves with the reputation which the
Messrs Fairbanks have honestly earned. All
our travelingagents viii be furnished by Us with
certificates Of agency, which they will be happy
to show to purchasers with whom they may not
be personally acquainted
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF co.
CHICAGO, April Q, 1858. apr2s1t
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BOARD OF TRADE.-The Members of the
Board of Trade will meet on Change at their
rooms this morning, Tuesday, April %, 1868,
at ten O'Clock, for the transaction of busi-
ness, and each day thereafter until further
notice. The Members will come prepared to
pay their dues, and we cordially invite the
Merchants Of the city to unite with US, and
give us their aid and support.
S. F. LESTER, President.
CLEVELAND, April q, 1868. spr27:437
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SKIRT SUPPORTERs.-Mrs.C C. S. Williams
will fit to order Skirt Supporters, Spinal and
Shoulder Braces, Stay Supporters and Band
ages.
Her Hair Tonic, for the cure of Badness
and Diseased Sealps, is unrivalled. Cures
warranted. Rooms No. II Spangler's
Block. apr24:439
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PAINTS.
DALNTSt
PAINTsl

DAINTSI
PAINTsI
PAINTS |
We have in store large supply Of the following
goods which We VIII sell At New York prices for cash:
10 tons Uniou Lead
do Psari do
- bbls French Yellow
10 do Venetian Red
30 ~ fsranee Mfneral
100 rs Bead Lead,
De -. 1eiIUT, dry and in oil.
so ne do Green, do do
500 rs Hibernia, do do
Paint Brushes, W eWash Brushes, Artists' Brush
e. Fsrnisnas, etc etc.
zafEef. KELLER q VOaHT,
bprzi 32 =. W. cor. Pub. fquare.
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A full assortment cOnstantley- on hand. We
deal in none but the best.
G. ". CRoWELL a Co.,
feb9:45I 211 Superior St Marble Block
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CoLoRED SoLDIERs.-Mr. J. C. Mcleod,
who has been engaged for some time in en-
deavoring to raise colored troops in this
State, has met with but little encouragement
in his efforts to raise one body as State or
ganization. He has consulted with Mr..
stearns, Of Buffalo, the general agent for
Massachusetts, colored troops, who has writ
ten him that if be can raise one thousand
men in Ohio or elsewhere, who will enlist in
Massachusetts for special service, he will pay
their transportation and subsistence on the
way. They will be placed in one regiment,
have colored non commissioned officers, and
the best white commissioned officers that
Governor Andrews can select. If the entire
regiment cannot be filed in this way, Mr..
stearns will fill it with the best men he can
ind elsewhere.
This is a good chance for colored men.
Let them come forward cheerfully and enter
what is now their country's service.
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THEATER.-Lovers Of the Legitimate F"
enjoyed rare treat last evening at the The
ater, in Witnessing Mr.. Couldock in King
Lear" His conception of the character is
eminentIy truthful and bis rendition of it
faithful to the conception. The closing Of
the third and fourth acts afforded splendid
opportunities for the display of his powers
The imperious and passionate King, the fa-
ther confounded by the ingratitude and heart
lessness of his daughters, and the poor, era
zsd and heart broken old man, all were most
admirably delineated by Mr.. COuldOck.
Miss COuldock as " Cordelia " was excel
lent. We have rarely seen the character of
Edgar" played better than it was by Mr..
McCOIlOm. His persOnatiOn Of +" Poor Tom %
in ths scene with the crazed King was admir-
able and drew merited applause. The other
characters were, as a general thing, well sus-
tanned. There was a large house last night.
Tonight the plays are "LOuis the N, -
and Poor PiIlicodi."
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MILLINERY.

R0O0 SACKS DAIRY SALT
0OOO Just received and for sale By
apr28 B, 7, LYON h TURRILL,
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BYER8.

TOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
II CLASS DYE HOUSING lD9 Senera 81, (Gp-
nisife Civ Hotel By UMLAUFf UEB EL.-
Highiy recommended by tie last state FAIR OF ohio.
UyeiuR and Cleaning in all its branchfs r. ease call
ana examine e ds IN the store o hnd the difference
" IN other dye shop, rs finish goods by steam
machinery aed pr-s-es Ihs Ouy UntsTlHg machine
Ia the Western States 70 finish Siks like new
s5s-REFEgEECFs MessrE. resCOtt q Chase, AlrOt
< Horton, Bald1in q co Tai Tor, 6risWuld & Co,
Rsttrerg 2 Hau-mlun, Morgan ACut e 20 and
other Wercbauts april 4t3
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The following article from the Toledo
Blade of the oath, affords some idea of the
immense business transacted By the CIcve-
land & Toledo Railroad in the transportation
of Live Stock:
"RECEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS OF LIVE STocK.
While it is true that large majority of our
readers have but limited conception of the
immense business transacted on that narrow
strip Of land called the Middle Ground, it is
equally true that very few of those who visit
the locality daily, and perhaps many times
every day, are aware of the amount of Live
Stock received By the Michigan Southern and
Wabash Roads, and shipped East via the
Cleveland & Toledo Railroad. In our annual
statement Of the business of this city for
1862, the number of Cattle and Hogs shipped
by this Road in that and the two preceding
years was shown to have been:
Cattle. Hogs.
6344S $3.50
1881 ISS5 S5.-.,....,..,, $50 s5575 89fSiS 84tSg5
The shipments Of Cattle and Hogs from
Chicago by the three eastern roads during the
year were:
Michigan ,429 IS, ,ls5
Pitt .burgh Ft. Wayne............-.52,I57 2o4,4sl
Michigan Southern. ,631 l4l,6II
" The Michigan Central carried the most
cattle, the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago
the most hogs and the shipments of cattle
by the Cleveland & Toledo from this city ex-
ceeds those by the Michigan Central from
Chicago Is, ,94l head, and Of hogs, leading the
Fort Wayne line 137, ,I59 head. These figures
show that the Cleveland & Toledo Road, as
a stock route, ranks first among the reads of
the West.
"During the past winter the receipts and
shipments of live stock have been largely in
advance Of those of last year, and much of
the time all the facilities Of the road are re-
quisite to avoid delay in the movement. For
the first four days of the present week the
shipments Of cattle and hogs foot up:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

aOSA0 NO44SAGa
C. A. R E d & CO.,
BANK KERs,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, o.,
VIII Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
BE Ofthe state Of Indiana,
U. s. Coupons interest.
80 ALL KINDS Of O. S. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale
ES- -UHCgRRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
s9' i@'eS Vi DlsoOunt aprllAi3
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AKRON, BIAsSILLOE. sOUTHERN OHIO AND
INDIAAA blsAA Is alR.lys In slore.
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m BBLs. DRIED APPLES AND
~ 100 dozen BROOMS, Just received and for sale
FEUSIER & BURG ERT,
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HS- took In a. our Warehouse before purchasing
sEewhare, ard Sc if you can - uited
DAVIS a YuRCg,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
TRL Nl5E1 PI e ! HWs
BRILLIANT NAYAL EXPLOIT
THE @HARRIET LANE CAPTURED:
AgorHEs sTsAMnk sLowN UP WITH ALL
or BcAHD.

NOZZLE, Jany GA special Dispatch. dated JACK
son to-day, says the Kew 0rsesns Della 1.-THE asn'
rsesived al Poneaetoula. contains the foao~iDs'
About 3 o'clock On New Years morn!ns, foar
rebsl grrboats came down Buffalo bayou io'o
Galveston Bsy. and ran alongside the steamer Haf-
r;st Lane, one On each side. The Texan snisrp.
shooters then commenced a assault on her. aud
soon sasaesdss IL kiilias al tho sunasrs and osps.
Wagnew-th, her coumandsr:: The asaailAnss sasn
boarded her, sad af.sr q Desperate struggle. cap.
tuseG the yesael. :,
rhs rshel aunbosas were iiaed and fortified With
cotton baisa Asssr he manner Of the boats IN Ne"
Orleans Known a. the Montgomery hsst.
The Weetas.d, under Commander kansne"' de
sermiasd not to be taken. and afssr consutssion'
officers aud nsn I'll agreeing, they blew her mp
uith sli o., board including ths commander Only
eight escaped
Ths hs.srs. a she vsntss Aast, and ono trans.
snsss. esoapsa sc,so coal bsAss 1t tAe wharf. wia
iva e,gu,sniss Of .ths 42d Mas5achaes:.s Regiment,
were csYtu-sd.
FEEDERS veszss vsss p;sssd 30 .eccunolsre a-oTnd
me bsrbar to vy.teh tie Harriet Lsae and pre-
want The Confsdsrases ssndiog her to ssa
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF TIE AFFAIR
The following official dispatch from Major Gen.
Aagrudsr sFEs reesiysd at She War Department
yss.ss day. II came via hatcher:
EEADQ'Rs aALvESTON, TExAs.
This morning, The lat uary, q. O'clock, i
attacked fhe srsray's Gaet and garrison St tnis
n,sea, and captured the latter and the sssanaer
Harriet Lane, snd TWO eargse, ard 3 schooner Q.
the former The rest, Eoyno foar or i've escaped
;gnousinios,s!Y under cover Ct q Gag OF truce.
hava eb,u. sig hundred psisorers snd largo
ausues1y Of valuable stores av7ns. ete The Har-
sses Lan. IL very little Injured She was carried
~ o,sl d,ng from two hisapIessure GOTTEN steam.
ers. rnsaaed o5 Texas cssarE aad sfthserT The
iipe troops wers gslsnsiy commanded BY Colonel
Green, Of Sibieys brigade. and the ships aud ar.
tiiiesy by Msj Leon Smith, To whose t61omissbIs
energy and heroic caring the country is indebted. for
she succeasfri execution of plan which hsd con-
si5ersd ior the de.ir7eticn OF the enamys fse ~
tiol Bssay, ~ Shirley brigade. also commanded
tie volunteers fro. his regiment for the naval ex.
psdttons in which every officer sna every man
vTon Tor himself 41perish able Tsnosyn
(stgGai) J. EAsKREAD MA6f UDER,
IA siar General.
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LATER FROM TIE UNITED STATES.

pETERsBURa, Jsa, 2.--Tts Ratioaa! Iatslii-
.Tsscer Is tie oay paper Of The lin received by
dag OF tToea at City Point tonight. Ii contains
hgs littis news, Aosecrans tsiegTs pas TO Ecieck,
criier date of Jan. 5. that they bavs tonight one
oe The greatest battles Of ths wsr, and that the
viuter7 wes complete. Success on the 3lst was
Fgeyealad by tbs surprise CT his right flank
nevertheless, NC have beaten the enemy after three
days 5s.iss-
- dispasea fem Nashville ssys tkat Ssanley's
brig sds enterd Eurfssesboro' On Sunday morning
Scr forces terribly scattered, sca OFT Of 1876
Co,onels engaged 10 weys killed.
The Fhissaeipaia Frsss has Nashville disps.t b.,
dated tie s.h waic.. says ''Col. Bruce captured
ClarssSia, ggaa.. wi%a d number OF prisoners and
So 900 ssTtssa eE f.ue. The Cumberland is rssiny
rapidly
Betusan' Ave snd six hundred women and chill.
dssn lsefuesssa csms rp on the dag OF trace boat.
and are row IN Rstershrrg-
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THE DASH lNT0 MooRFIELD, va.
sDrsos OF TIE KIcHAosD DISPATCH
-HIADo's JoNss's ERraADE,
New MsrAa., Jaa. 6, le63.


New MsrAe;, Jan. 6, le63.
ghss.ea to give sou tbs news from the ists ex2e-
5!tion to kosrfaisl. On tia "a CT January q poT
.iaa ef this bSasds, VIII few pieces Of artillery,
started fiuni tia posat, reaobiae toe vicinity o
Eoorsield about dssiisat the nsEs morning naSlns
rcascsaen sbo5,. sixt, Iliies. The eEerY had a.
or near tta town camp CT io'antry a. d one hst
terry, The p.ekess 9sse surprised sad yoriion o.
ths.a captured Aa afti e-y duel then commenced
watch lasted with several Intervals TIL ,at0 IA The
evening Durlrg this nz1e detachment 81 csvsr7,
riadar Col. nuisBy pssea around portici Or thslf
force ar q advanced Petersburg which Is - ueali
tiful viiiags twelve miles fscnn Moaffeia. WISE
within half sole the place he hslssd f5C in,or
NATION sho7s tiree Unfortunately for him tie
enemy hssId o. his apgroae., srld tskinS advsetsse
OF this delay set Ase so their stores The Coionsi
chas.ed but too late 20 get any amount OF puoder
The flames had nearly consuined the hniiaiIg,
wh;ch vss very line cdurah. sud sugar ana etifae
ia naaa au antilles were Shout all his faen obiaiaed
from ihs COZ seafa.sd uins after ptrolinG Tue
small. garrison with oaa commissioned 0dicsr. theJ
returned to their command News % the light Tgae
immediately conveyed to Hilroy, thir'y-.To miiet
disiant and ha reinforced !be placs with q hes7S
force of fnfantsv ana sr iileTy.
6ixty.fve uriscrsrs, with thsir r,hsS, were esp
turss together wish six das horssa After the
crsmy had been go strongly reinforced. Genera!
Jones' wisn els eorunani, returned 30 camp, with
out tbs loss of a man. sAa SCOUT.