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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20


DIED-In this city, August 10th
CHARLEY, only son OF A. J. and J. R.
DAVIS, aged ! year G months and 13
days.
Columbus papers please copy.)
Lines inscribed to his memory, at the re-
quest Of the bereared mother, By Mrs.
A. II. Dwelling.
And thou hast come again, oh death, with fastening
step, insatiate STILL
With icy touch, and blghtng breath, another beau
teous bud to1chill.
Andwithered from Che parent stem,
1t fell, to never rise again.
Can this be DEATH so bright, so far Is this his sig
net craven deep
Upon that brow, like marble pure, where golden
ringlets clustering sleep;
And folded softly on his breast
Those little hands, now pulseless resti
How lovely here-but lovelier far, behold him now,
in glory bright;
sparkling gen. brilliant star amid those radient
realms oflight.
Adorned with en Immortal crown
ofbunished gold, triumphant wonl
Then do notweop, that from your home your hearts
dear idols have been torn
That while sweet flowers at springg return will bloom
again, you atll must mourn
Your lovelest fowerets fed;
For bright in that uncouded home, they'll stll in
ohangoless beauty bloom.
Weep not the early dcadl
Lancaster, August 10, lse3
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. Aprn aOsh. isos. Train vfu
run a. follows;
GOING WEST.

Eastward passenges trains make close connections
Of 2aneJsille with Central Ohio Trains for all points
East.
Westward Train connects as follows: At Morrow
End slso Win Little Nami Train for FSst and Norfh.
Freight and Accommodation train leaving Lancas-
ter at5,45 A. NJ, makes close competitions with Cen
tral Ohio Train for Columbus.
Dzilylnes Of Coaches connecting with Passenger
trains are run from Crcleyille, Chlliaothe and Co
iumbns
m Special arrangements are made for carrying
Live Stock 70 the Eastern Markets by the Baltimore
aud Pennsylvania Railroads OF as low rates as are Of
fercd by Sny ether line.
For through tickets East or West or for further In
formation 70 Freight Rates or Shipments please aE-
ply 70 JOHN c. CAssELL. agent at Lancaster.
WI KEY BOND, RECEIVER.
! ". ". CARD. Asst Snp't, GAINESVILLE, o.
| Feb 10 's3-ls IT
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Notice.

RTOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th day
" July A. D. 1853 there was presented to the Com:
Tnissoners OF Fairfield County in the State of0hioand
fled in the Auditors Office OF said County. petition
signed by more tnan twelve citizens OF said County,
living upon and being interested in the public road in
said County, hereinafter named, setting forth that the
Lancaster, Lithopols and Gtoveport Turnpike Com
pany, which is an incorporated Company under the
laws Of the State Of Ohio deem it e1pedient and me-
cessary in laying out, and building the road, for which
said Company has become incorporated to enter upon,
and take possession Of the public road known as the
Lancaster and Columbus road, from that point, five
miles Norhwestwardly from Min Streetin the City OF
Lancaster on said road to the Southern boundary Of
the Village Of Lithopos, Ohio: thence from the North
ern boundary Of said Village Northwsrd TO the Frank
lin County line nt or Jacob Bishops residence.
And that It will be for the interest of the community
using said public road, to have the same taken and
used for the purpose Of constructing said road there
on, and praying that the Board OF Commissioners
may grant permit in writing to said Company to take
and use said public road for the purposes Aforesaid.
Notices further gwen that said petition, will come on
for hearing at the nextreguar Session Of said Commits
sioners THE PETITIONERS.
Lancaster, Ohio, July lith, ls59-i6
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NNlice To Road Rullders.

n Office is hereby gwen that proposals will be re-
Y ceiycd by John 'Chaney President of the Grove
port and Lancaster Turnpike Road Company, at his
residence in Canal Winchester, Franklin county Ohio,
until the LIST day Of September 1853, for building five
miles Of said road, commencing near Hooker S bridge.
thence the location Of said road north westwardly
to the five mile stake west Of fCarroll.
Also for building the balance Of said road, commen-
cling Mt said five mile stake, thence north westwary
on the location Of said road to the termination o. that
part OF said road now under contract TO John Robert
son, being also Eve miles and few chains. Bids will
be received separately for the above sections per mile
or for both together Pans with specifications Of the
work can be seen Mt the Office of John Helpman, Esq
in Canal Winchester. By order Of the Directors.
JOHN CHANEY, President.
AnCust let. lSGa-lQ-gW
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General Sherman,
VIcKsBURG, Aug. 2, '63.

NICKsBURG, Aug. z, b.
EDS. CoM.-Tho papers have come
back to us like an avalanche, overflow
ing with praise of General Grant and
us, (his army, for the capture of this
place, and not one word for General
Sherman, the master mind Of the cam
paign, General Sherman's friends and
corps are complaining among them
selves about this, and we are anxiously
awaiting the publication of General
Grants official report, to see what he
says about the here of Vicksburg, as
we'll as of Shiloh.
We ask you not to let him be entire
ly ignored, but give "honor to whom
honor is due"
A PRIVATE SOLDIER,
of the 18th Army Corps.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIR-Tho an
nual Fair of the Fairfield County Agri-
cultural Society, will be held near the
city of Lancaster, on Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, October, 7th, 9Th, and
9th 1863. The society is in a prosper
ous condition, and offers long list Of
liberal premiums. They have beauti-
ful grounds, we'll fitted up, and we have
no doubt but their fair will be a sue
cessful one. Columbus GazeHe.
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A SUDDEN DEATH.

LastSaturday morning, JOHN AMpET
JONES, one of the most prominent Of
our colored citizens, while cleaning out
q we'll on the farm of. C. Rainey, was
sufocated by the foul air, which should
have been previously removed By
throwing fresh water into it. Some
deny that truth is found in the bottom
of a we'll, but he found it there-the
truth that God helps in the hour Of oul
greatest need--in our dissolution, sud
den or gradual-supplying angels to es
cort us to the heavenly regions. HI
who made all the nations of one blood
elevated him to His presence, whose
brightness is so great, it makes all hue'
seem the same. He supplied the place
of Scipio Smith in class leading-somt
one, as faithful and holy, must supply
his. r. E. Fl. i.
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A GENTLExAS, cured q Nervous Detilty. In
eon7s.on-y. Psonstare Decay, and YOath'ui ErrOrs
actastsd 0y dssrs % bsnehi Others. vii be happy
% fsFuish 70 Al Who need ee Of shGge the rOepe
and aifoctons foT msidng the simple Remedy used in
his casa. Thoss vishing % proet By his oxpsnencs-
and possess vslusbss Rsnsdy-will rsesivs the
same. by retain mall CesssfnIy Ssale), By addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
80. 20 Ksssag stres:, New York.
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MRRIvEp,-Col. Moore, of the Goth,
Major Geisy, and Capt. Wisehan, Of
the 46th; Lieut.. Keller of the 9Oth
Capt, Hewitson, ofthe 4Sd, Lieut.. Corn
well, of the 18th, all of them looking
brown and hearty, after the gloriou;
campaign Of July, and having the
elate appearance of soldiers who have
known nothing but victory.
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EDIToR OF GA2ETTE-Dedr Sir With your
paper that Wi send by return mail TO all who Wish
Il, tfree) Recipe, with full directions for making
and using simple Vegetable Balm that viii efEeetu
Ally remove in ten days, Pimples. Bl0tehes, Tan,
freckcs. and al Impurities of The Skin, leaving the
same soft, clssr smooth and beautiful
will also mail free 70 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them TO start flu growth Of Luxursnl
Hair Whiskcrs or Monstaehe. IN less than 30 days
All applications ansyercd oy return mail free ofcharsc
Respectfully you're,
THOMAS F. CHAPAiS, Chemist,
No. s3l Broadway, New YORK.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION,

Remember the Union County Con
vention, to be held at the Court House
in Lancaster, on Saturday next, Au.
gust 22d, for the purpose Of nomine
ting candidates for Representative
and for the different county'ofices.
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OFFICE OF PRovosT Marshal AID BoAnD or
EMBODIMENT, HEADoRs, Chillicothe, Aug. Sd, 50.
SEC ofthe act for enrolling md calling out the na-
tional forces &c, provides as follows:
"There there are TWO OR MORE SONS Of aged or IN
firm parents subject TO draft, the father Il he be
the mother may elect which son shall be ex.
empt"
The election or choice Of the son spoken ofn the
above section must be ml1c at headquarters Chilli
cothe BEFORE the draft Il is too late to eectAFTER the
draft Is made.
BY order Of the Provost Marshal General.
| GEO. W. ROBY.
Capt. and Provost Marshal l2th Dis.
P. g. All other applications for exemption must be
| made AFTER the draft
| Aur3, 'G3-l9-3w.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
REGULAR CoMMUNICA'
Notice.
George Crook, Plaintiff,

George Crook, Plaintiff,
against In Fairfield county
Boswell 6. Benedict. William A.
Hall, Lewis 8. Benedict anil Hem Common Pleas
ry g. Southwick, Defendants
partners sra1ing and doing bust Couft, Ohio
ness under the firm name Of
Benedict, Hall a Co.
Boswell s. BENEDICT William A. Hall, Lewis g. Ben
edict and Henry C. Southwck, partners trading and
doing business under the firm and name Of Benedict
Hall Co., all residngin the City ofNew York in the
State Of New York, will take notice that George
Crook Of the City Of Lancaster in the county Of Fair
field and State ofOhio did on the Path day Of June, A.
D. 1888 file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of fairfield in said State Of
Ohio, against them setting forth that on the 10Th day
Of November, A. D. 1859, the said defendants did
ploy and hire him the said George Crook as their
clerk or salesinan for and during the period Of
year. beginning the lst day OF December, D. 1859,
and terminating the lst day Of December. D. 1850,
and then and there agreed TO pay him the said George
Crook for and in consideration Of the services Of the
said George Crook, under said contract TO be rem
dered the sum Of eight hundred dollars and praying
for Judgment against the said defendants for the said
sum ofSS00 and also praying for writ Of attachment
against them. The said Boswell $ Benedict william A.
Hall, Lewis Benedict and Henry c. southwic no
thed that they required 10 appear and said
petition on or before the 26th day Of fseptnber next
GEORGE CROOK,
By John s. Brasse and
Clarke Frtter, his Attorneys.
Dated August G. '63-l9-ew.-pfs7.
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AgrIendi0 need. TryII.

Dr. Sweets IDklBable Lininent = prepared from
the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet q Connecticut, the
great bone setter and has been used in his pFsctce
for the last twenty years With the most astonishing
success. As external remedy it's without rival,
and will alleviate pain more speedy than any other
preparation. For all Rheumatic aud Nervous Usor.
ders II is truly iniable, and curative for Sores
Wounds, apTains, Bruises &C., its soothing, healing
and powerful strengthening properties, the just
der and astonishnent of al who have ever gycn IL
trial. Over one thousand certificates Of remarkable
cures performed By within the last two years, attest
this fact. Sec advertisement. lyH
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s1-Spccial attention is called to the
advertisement of B. f Reinmund.-
All business entrusted to his care will
be promptly attended to.
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REV. G. A. VAN ANDA

Will deliver his sermon on the duty
of Christians to sustain the Govern
ment, at Amanda, on Sunday next,
August 23d, at 8, o'clock, P. NJ.
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Pleasant 10 wMship Semin ry.

TINHE above Seminary, united with the Hygenic.
Home Cure, is an Institution Of learning that
presents to ALL but more especially 70 Invalds, the
opportunity Of securing a thorough Education, and
OF Improving their physical powers at the same time,
and forless money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
S0h, A. D. 1853, and consist Of 10 weeks divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the S0th 10 Juno 18th
1868. Twelve weeks tuition SO. Vayation 10 weeks.
Fall Session, from August1st TO November the 18th
1868. Twelve weeks tuition S6 No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, ls63 10 March
18th. 1854. Sixteen weeks tuition Ss
Tuition must be paid in advance, or secured by note;
and no reduction will be made account Of absence
n1-Boarding consisting of farinaceous food, fruit,
and vegetables, will he furnished by the Princpals at
S2perweek, 1l- ~
nD-I have also purchased Piano, and secured the
services of ProfessorC SoHsEIpER TO give instruction.
on the Piano. and other instrument Of music, on rea-
sonahle terms. Or. JOSEPH FEEMkN, Principal, Z
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February &c, lse3-lyo =.
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Esiais & llaiihs,g Davidson.

NIoTICE 10 hereby given that the underggned has
for Of the estate d Matthew Davidson deceased, lats
OF Fairfield County. Ohio. PersoDs having claims
against the estate Of said deceased are required %
present them 70 the undersigned, and those in
debted 70 Il ere required 70 make inme late pay
ment. WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
Aug. l3'C3-21-5w. Administrator.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEn,

Remember that the Union Central
Committee meets on Saturday morn
ing, before the Convention.
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let us know in time. sg

THE Hooking DEMocRAT.-Wc have
received the second number ofthe Hook
ing Democrat, a campaign paper just
started at Logan, ]. r. Grogan Editor,
Scott & Myers, publishers. 1t is an a.
bly-edited Union Sheet, and we hope
it may crush the venom out ofthe Cop
perheads, and save Hooking county
from the disgrace of a Vallandigham
majority. 80.
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p@-It is for your Legislature to tell
Lincoln that he can have no more sol
diers for the prosecution of the war
Representative Old's Speech.
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ROnda MoAACe.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all whom it may con
cern, that nj the next Session Of the Commission
ers Of Fairfield County, to be held in September ne1
tablishmert 6f Che following described Cblnty Road
to-yit Commencing on the Rainbow Road, and thence
North on the lire Of the Townships of Rchand, Plea
SAINT and Walnut 10 the Drove Road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
July lc lscG-3yl6%
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UNION SENATORIAL CONVENTION

The Union Senatorial Convention
will be held AT LOGAN, on MON
DAY NEXT, August oath, 1863, tc
nominate a candidate to represent tht
people Of this district, composed ofthc
counties of Fairfield Hooking and
Athens, in the next Legislature.
We announce, in advance, as oui
first choice, Col. John NJ. Connell, o
the 18th Regiment, o. VI.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LANCASTER,
ONO, August II. 1868,

Or11Vj ~ U77 : - @OOJ
The fall term of the Public Schools
of the City of Lancaster, will open on
Monday, the Gath. Inst.
By order Of the Board,
J. G. WEAVER, Secretary
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The Ohio State Fair will be held at
Cleveland on the 18th, 18th, 18th and
18th days Of September next.
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Tnr nANNER TOwNgHIP.

In vigilance and activity, we must
accord to Pleasant township the first
place among the townships ofthe coun-
ty. The gallant Union men Of Pleas
ant are wide-awake, well drilled, have
all their committees, township and
school district, appointed and acting,
and their Urion association in full
blast, with regular meetings. There
is no danger of Pleasant township fall
ing asleep with such men as D. P. KEEL
LER, J. NIEBLING, VIM. EWING, L. NJ
SPITLER, &C., to keep her awake.
Let all the townships organize, or.
ganize, organize Set your commit
tees to work, and hold regular meet.
ings. We will send speakers to any
point desired, if the Union men will
let us know in time.
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special Train for circleviile.

special train will leave Lancaster, on Saturday
morning, August 10th, at 8 O'Clock, and will
carry persons wishing to attend the great Union meet
ms at Circleville at half fare Turn out every man
who can spare the time.
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A Grand Advance.

Slough'sadvance into the back yard
Of the Tallmadge House,
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Cincinnati Wilmington q zanssviiis
- - - -. s,I:. -
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Notice.
TTNHE undersigned having purchased and thorough.
] ly repaired and improved the
CIGAR MANDATORY.
ROOT& BHTTRRFIKLD

Main Street, Lsucastsr. ohio. ous door ssst e
Hunters Drug Store. keeps constantly On hand
large and superior assortmtntof
La Palmetto ,PElne1pe,
Rough ana 9O0a1s
HalG 0pamiso
cCars, Of the very best quality which they WI a,ll
chearer than any manufAo Aoturng eetahlnhmegt N Ne
cgb4and connecticut eeed Tcbscco' and ohallsnee
c0Iufinfikon OF results.
we invite smoker. sas dseIsrs 2 sz7migs our
lancaster, rst IL iSd-irst.
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The Latost Hattie.
The second battle Of Slough's run.
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April "a, lsG3-2in4
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Indlnnn RenndIntion.

The interest upon the State debt Of In
diana, payable in New York on the 1st
inst, was not paid, and the blasting charge
Of Reputation was thus apparently fas-
tened upon the State. But the facts show
that to few Of the miserable Cepperheads
Of that State belongs all the dishOnOr. The
Legislature adjourned without passingth the
appropriation bill, the Democratic major
ity thus seeking 10 tie the hands of Cover
nor Morton The people Of the State were
determined that its fame should not thus
be sullied. Many counties offered money
to the Governor, for the expenses of the
State, and the Governor made arrange
ments with bankers of New York to sup
ply the funds for the payment of the July
interest. The State Agent, Walker, tool
OF the Copperkeads, refused to take this
money and pay the interest, alleging that
it was irregular and unconstitutional. By
this refusal, he succeeded in efecting tie
reputation and disgraoing himself and
his fellow-cOnspiratOrs. Neither the peO-
ple.nOr the Executive Of The State are to
blame in the matter; only the Copper
heads, who would inHict lasting stigma
upon their State for the sake Of gratifying
partisan spite. i.-- --s-. ...s1-
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est and seyerest test Of the stuff that sol
diers ara made of. Hills division, in line
Of battle, came first on the double-quick.
Their muskets at the 'right-shoulder-
shift LongstreeFs came as the support,
at the usual distance, with war cries and a
savage insolence as yet untutOred by de-
feat. They rushed in perfect order across
the open field up to the very muzzles Of
the guns, which tore lanes through them
as they came But they met men who were
their equals in spirit, and their superiors
in tenacity. There never was better fight
ing since ThermopylR than was done yes
terday by our infantry and artillery. The
rebels we're over our defences. They had
cleaned eannoniers- and horses from one Of
the guns, and were whirling it around to
use upon us The bayonet drove them
back. But so hard pressed was this brave
infantry that at one time, from the eXhaus-
ton of their ammunition, every battery
upon the principal crest of attack was ST.
lent, except Crowen's. His service of
grape and canister was awful. 1t ena-
bled our line, outnumbered two to one,
first to beat back Longstreet, and then to
charge upon him, and take great number
Of his men and himself prisoners. Strange
sightl So terrible was our musketry and
artillery fire, that when Armstead's brig
ade was checked in its charge, and stood
reeling, all Of its men dropped their mus
kets and cranlad on thnin ha-.d@ - -
underneath the stream Of shot till close to
our troops, where,they made signs Of sur
rendering. They passed through our ranks
scarcely noticed, and slowly went down
the slope to the road in the rear. Before
they got there, the grand charge Of Eweh,
solemnly sworn to and carefully prepared,
had failed.
"The rebels had retreated to their lines,
and opened anew the storm Of shot and
shell from their 120 guns. Those who re
mained at the riddled headquarters will
never forget the crOuching, and dodging,
and running, of the butternut-colored cap
tiyes, when they got under this, their
friends, fire. 1t was appalling to as good
soldiers even as they we're.
"What remains to say Of the fight Il
struggled surlily on the middle Of the horse
shoe on the west grew big and angry on
the heel at the southwest, lasted there till
s o'clock in the evening, when the fight
ing Sixth Corps went joyOusly by as re-
inforcement through the wood, bright with
coffee pots on the fire.
any pen is heavy. Oh, you dead, who
at Gettysburg have baptised with your
blood the second birth Of Freedom in Amer
lea, how yousre to be envied / rise from
q grave whose wet clay 1 have passionately
kissed, and look up and see Christ span
ming this battle field with his feet and
reaching fraternally and lovingly up to
heaven. His right hand opens the gates
of Paradise-With his left he beckons to
these mutilated, bloody, swollen forms to
ascend y .. ....... .r.. as
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WASHINGTON. July Z.

H AsHIhGTONI July 9.
Times special:
Officers have arrived this evening from
the flag Of truce boat last sent to City
Point, bringing back rebel news and files
of Richmond papers to July 4th.
Profound ignorance was existing as to
the whereabouts of Lees forces, and the
progress of the great battle. The rebel
authorities had peremptorily ordered his
return. The BELIEF was current that he
was safe in Shenandoah Valley.
The Sentinel and Enquirer, of July 4th,
both contain accounts of skirmish on the
I'd inst. between the rsbel forces under D.
II. Hill and our troops under Colonel
West, near Bottom Bridge. They claim to
have driven our forces four miles, to Tun-
stalls Station, and acknowledge loss OF
only two men.
The same day they say 1000 Federal
mounted infantry, with artillery, went
into King William county, and captured
nearly all the Home Guard. They sup
posed Dix and Keyes to be making in q
northeasterly direction, 10 cut OF railroad
cOun ectiOn