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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06
CAIRO, March 3.
Condition Of Maine Regiments.

J.W. Hathaway. Maine Agent ut Washing.
ton. reports to the Governor the condition OF
Maine regiments as follows:
10Th Regiment, Sanitary condition good,
the general nature Of diseases being debility,
rheumatism and two cases OF measles. Mum
Der sent to general hospital at Windmill Point
IA. sick in regimcntal hospital Is, in quarters
"a, fit for duty ESQ.
9th Regiment. There arc no cases ofsick.
ness among old members, and the new recruits
are fast becoming acclimated. Number Of
sick in general hospital o. in rcgimcntal hos.
pital 8, in quarters so, fit for duty SOB.
9th Regiment. Good condition. Number
sick in general hospital, 8, in rcgimenttl hos.
pital s, in quarters 25, fit for duty 425.
LIST Cavalry. There has been q slight in.
crease in sickness, many men have been
brought down with bad colds and rheuma-
tism, in consequence oflatc exposures on pick.
ct duty. Number sick in general hospital
%, in regimental hospital 7, in quarters 49,,
fit for duty SOB.
4th Regiment. Excellent condition.-Sick
in rcgimental hospital G, in quarters Is, the
complaints being diarrhea and rheumatism.
Fit for duty IA officers and $50 men. Absent
Is officers and POI enlisted.
3dRcgimcnt. Condition very good.-Sick
in regimental hospital Is, in quarters Is.
Number fit for duty $50.
Cd Regiment. This veteran regiment on
joys an unusual degree OF health. The con.
dition Of their camp is neat and clean, tents
are. well built and all provided with the "Cali.
fornia FIRE places" Number sick at Wind.
mill Point hospital IL, mono in rcgimcntal
hospital, "a in quarters.
10th Regiment. This regiment is afflicted
with sickness. Sick in general hospital So,
in rcgimcntal hospital 30. in quarters 0S, and
and many quito sick. There arc six cases of
measles, There arc officers and 2S5 men
absent sick or wounded. Absent without
leave officers and men. On detached ser.
vice IS.
18th Regiment. This regiment remains in |
very good health. Sick in rcsimcntal hos.
pital (convalcscenD Is, in quarters 80. Ef
fective men fit for duty GAS.
Goth Regiment. The condition OF this reg.
iment is improving, the surgeons are more
active and are looking after the condition of
tho men. Sick in general hospital II, inI
rcgimental hospital 20, in quarters IS. Men
6t for duty 275.
The condition Of tho Cd aud 9Th Batteries
is go)d-not much sickness.
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GRAcr's sALvE.-Tho Amsbury villae

GRAcE's SALvE.-Tho Amsbury Villager
says:
The increasing demand for Gracc's salvc
from all sections, proves conclusively that II
is surely working its way into the confidence
Of tho people, rs q remedy for the many cx-
ternal diseases that afllict mankind. As q
healing medium its virtues were tested many
years in tho Emerald Isle, and when that
country had name and lame, and could not
only boast of its bravery in war, but its knowl.
edge of the arts and science. and its medical
and surgical skill. Tho inventor oftho Slave
was physician and surgeon Of high rcnown
In the army, and his easy remedy for the cure
OF wounds, bruises. burns, sores, and in fact
for nearly the whole list Of alterations affcc.
ting the body, has stamped with signct OF
approval tho honor with which his name IL
held by his countrymen ut tho present time.
Tho proprietor is In possession of letters
from persons Of the highest character and 70.
sponsibility, testifying in the most unequivo.
cal terms to the cures effected ina great mum.
Der OF cases by It's use. In this village we
have known most serious case of n, t.rheum
cured by its use. and several of our best citi.
zens have tested its virtues and given It their
approval. Therefore, We have no hesitation
in saying that the salvo is all !. processes to
boa speedy cure for nearly oil external dis.
eases. See Advertisement.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06

APPOINTMENT IN TIE 9th. Gov. Coburn
made tho following appointments in this reg
iment the 2nd inst,
Scrgt Joseph T. Chase South Berwick, 81
Lieut.. Co. B.
I'd Lieut. frcdcrickS. Bryant, Kcnncbunk-
port, lst Lieut.. Co. d.
Sergt. Frederick Hayes, Berwick, % Lieut..
TO. B.
LIST Lieut.. Frank A. Hutchins, Kcnno-
bunkport, Capt. 20. X.
Sergt. Henry j. Goodwin, Kcnncbunkport,
LIST 1t. Co. X.
lst Sergt. Horace L. Piper, Biddeford, %
Lieutenant 70. X.
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RIVERS OF BIoop.-The circulation in

RIVERS OF BLoop.-The circulation in the
system Is not unlike the flow of rivers to the
sen, which move smoothly until they arc
cloggcd or INSTRUCTED. But when drift wood
or alluvial deposit dams them up. then comes
the tearing devastation that follows the OBJ
struction Of force which cannot DO stayed.
So the blood circulates insensibly through
the system until it becomes cloggcd by dis
case; then burst out the ulcers, sores and
disorders which follow that condition. Take
Ayers Sanaparilla and purify your blood,
to savo yourself from the floods, ircshets and
dcluges which sweep unnumbered multitudcs
out upon that shorcless sen which swallows
all Observation-Disclosures (Pa.) Register.
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COMING EVENTS CAsr rnKIR SHADOWS nE-
FORE "A correspondent Of tho Boston Jour
nal says
A largo number of "Coppcrhcads" from
various portions of the State wero In secret
conclave at the Stanley House, IN Augusta,
on Tuesday evening, at which meeting
"rcliablc gentleman" informs me, measures
were devised for an early opening of tho
campaign in Maine, which. Il IL thought,
will DO one Of the most exciting that ever
took place in tho State. Extensive prcparn.
tons were also made for carrying the March
elections, which, if successful, will DO
brought to operate on the election for Gov
|ernor. ...
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Miscellaneous Items.

A FUNERAL OBsEQUrs.-The funeral of tho
late Capt. Cowan took place last Wednesday
AFTERNOON at his late residence. A largo
Sconcoursc Of people attended. lie was in.
TERED with military honors, company Of
the 9Th regiment, performing escort duty.
! Ult is stated that Gov. Coburn may nc
! ccpt tho offer Of tho Maine Soldiers Relief
Association ut Washington, which proposes
to perform tho duties Of the State Agency
there at $500 per month.
cTFirst Lieut.. Zenas Vaughn, Co. /, Ist
Maine Cavalry. dismissed from tho service by
o court martial in Nov. last, has had tho
sentence RENTED, and been restored to his
rank and duty.
PEnsoSAL.-Niaj. E. II. C. Hooper, Pay
master in tho U. s. A., and w. d. Fender.
son, Quartermaster of the 9Th reg. arc at
home in this city for short time. Also,
Capt. w. Hobson OF Saco is at home for
few days.
A correspondent Of the Boston Herald ciyo
q calculation Of the result Of tho election in
N. Hampshire next week. lie estimates tho
whole vote at 10000: Democratic, 10000;
Republican, $4,000; Union, 5000. 10
gives oil the members Of Congress to tho Re-
|publicans; and n majority Of both branches
|of the Legislature the same way.
VThc 2nd New Hampshire Regiment has
returned homo, arriving at Concord tho 4th
inst. People OF New Hampshire from all
parts of the State were present, and gave tho
regiment most joyful welcome.
ALLOTMENT. The ALLOTMENT Roll of Co.
!. LIST, Maine Cavalry has been received at
York Bank, Saco. where parties will be paid
the sums allotted to thom by John @. Brad
bury, Esq, Cashier OF that Bank
HAn amendment Of the Portland city
charter changes the time for municipal cleo.
ton to the first Monday in March. II Is to
be voted upon at tho next city election, In
April.
RResolutions wero offered in the Ohio
House Of Representatives on the 10Th con-
demnins tho abolition policy Of tho admins.
trntion' which were promptly tabled by o
large majority.
ga revival is in progress in Scanmont
under the labos Of Rev. John nj. Marsh.
Nearly thirty persons have become tho sub
jccts Of religious change, and tho interest is
undated.
TCharles B. Baxin. Co. B, llth Maino
Regiment, died at Port Royal, Of congestivo
fever; on tho 18th ult. and Thomas J. Bcedo
Of Co. +, samc regiment. died on the 18th
Of consumption.
Marrow EscAPx. As minister in u
,hurch in East Canaan, N. H., roso to pro.
nouncc tho bcncdiction, the chimney Of tho
building, weighing perhaps half q ton, fell
through tho ceiling and 50 near him as to
rush bis bible, breaking through 10 the
round.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06

Goop.-The New London Star, Demo
cratic paper, in speaking of the resolutions
passed III q copperhead Convention held il
that State, at which Seymour was nominated
for Governor, seccssionist of the deepest
die. says:
For ourselves we will touch nothing that
has tho smell of secession about 1t, label II
what they may. We are for our country,
first. last, and forever. These are no hall
way times. The government must DO sustain.
ed, or perish. We shall do what little lies in
our power to sustain it. Our posterity shall
no. say that We gave aid and comfort to the
rebellion.
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breaking our thin lines of cavalry on post
Of one or two points, capturing small mum.
Der Of our men.
Our cavalry outpost reserves were brought
up, the lines immediately re-established, and
q force sent in pursuit. Our captures in.
cluded two or three officers. Tho rebels
failed in accomplishing their object. and 70.
treated in great haste across tho Rappahan-
mock, telling trees across the roads and plac-
ing obstacles IN the way Of the puraing
force. The cavalry sent out has not yet 70
turned. a.. =
Tho rebel cavalry wGro commanded by
General Stuart in person. Ono Of the pris.
oners is Captain John Alexander OF the Cd
Virginia cavalry.
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From Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, March Sd.
The following has been received at the
Headquarters OF the Army:
MURrREEsBoRo, TENN, Feb. 9th.
To Major Gen. II. w. Halleck, Gcncral-in-
Chief:
General Stanley reports from his expedition
to Bradyvillc, that the rebels of Morgan g
I and Wharton's command, made q stand in
Bradyville. Coils. Paranour and Long went
/ in with sabres and whipped them in about
three minutes. Stokes cavalry advanced brave
I ly with carbines. We took 20 prisoners, in.
GLIDING eight officers. Their camp cquipagc.
tents saddles and some 70 horses Of Basil
Dukes regiment. Maj. Murphy did good
service. We lost one man killed and one
captain and seven men wounded.
w. S. RosEcRANs, Gen. Commanding.
NASHVILLE, TENN. March Sd.
The rebels under Van Dorm advanced to.
wards franklin yesterday on two roads, 1000
strong. with artillery. After maneuvering
awhile. hoping to draw our men into ambush,
they returned. We captured two of Van
Doran's command. Van Doran's headquar.
tiers at Spring Hill, thirteen miles south Of
Franklin.
No fears are entertained for the safety Of
franklin.
The Federal force. by order Of Gen. Mitch.
|cll, have captured Felix Young and VIM. B.
|Scraggs, notorious guerillas, who have MUIR
|dered many Union soldiers in Sumner County.
They, with two others. have been ordered to
CLOSE confinement and heavily ironed.
Seventy prisoners arrived from the front
last night, all Morgan'S command. mostly Of
the l4th and lst Alabama regiments.
One hundred and ninety.three rebel pris-
oners leave here for Louisville to morrow.
A Union man named Waggoncr, was bru-
tally murdered last night, seven miles from
this city. on tho Lebanon Pike. His house
and out buildings were burned.
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Fiction bear lightly upon their spirits, and
tho thought that their loss is their husband
and fathers unmeasured gain afford them
consolation, and tho sight OF his pcaco'u'
and happy departure sooth their sorrows.-
tho widow and children sec the memorials
of tho loved one all about their dwelling
they may often feel as if he were still COM
muning with them, and ask
Are there not ethereal wires
To interchange our love,
Our griefs, our pleasures and desires
With those who've gone aboves
And may We, loved one, think hsoi
when joyful, may We trust
And whom we're sorrowfal,-th thou
DOst sympathlio with us'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06
Reported Battle at vicksburg.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 8.
The Petersburg (Va.) Express of last Sat
urday says great battle has been fought at
Vicksburg, with heavy losses on both sides,
but without any decided success.
The gunboat Indianola has been captured
by the rebels.
WASHINGTON, March3.
The report current last week of q severe en-.
gagcment and repulse at Vicksburg has, IL is
nscertained, been revived in distant cities.
The Government is not even aware that there
has been general engagement in that quar-
ter.
CAIRO, March 3.
The Memphis Bulletin Of Saturday says !:
eve have reports, which are coniidentaly
believed in we'll informed circles. that the
rebels arc evacuating Vicksburg.
Thr gunboat Carondelet and five Others
arc reported to have reached the Tallahatchic
river via the Yazoo pass.
Reports are still favorable from Lake Prov.
dencc."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06

Town OFFICERS ELECTED IN KEyyEnuyK.-
At the Annual Town Meeting held in Ken
ncbunk on Monday March 2nd 1868. the fol-
lowing officers were chosen viz:
Henry Kingsbury, Moderator.
Edmond Warren, Town Clerk, Collector
and Constable. H e
Seth E. Bryant, Edward E. Bourne. Jr.
Joseph A. Haley. Selcctincn, Assessors and
Oversecrs Of poor. 7aia ur v -
Edward NJ. Morton, Town Treasurer.
Daniel Remick, Town Agent.
James NJ. Stone, s. Committee man.
All the above officers elected rcRspubieans,
PcR ORDER or Coz.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06

No PRINTING PArKR IxroRrEp. Score
tary Of the Treasury in a letter communicated
to tho Senate on Friday last. says that no
printing paper was included in the recent
statement of imports Of papcr from the collec'
tors of New York and Boston, and that none
whatever has been imported under the tariff,
90 that monopOlists have had full swing in
Its manufacture and in the regulation Of its
price.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06
The Monitor Indinnola Taken by the
lr Rebels.

US. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, Feb. q, J
Via Memphis, March J.. :
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the
Navy:
l regret to inform you that the Indianola
has also fallen into the hands Of the enemy.
The rams Webb and Queen Of the West at.
tackled her twenty five miles from here, and
rammed her until she surrendered All Of
which can DO traced to noncompliance
with my instructions. I do not know the
particulars. gI- tm ia
(SIgned DAVID d. PORTER, Commanding.
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Corn Rronxr.-All tho companies COM
posing the Goth regiment are now together
land the regiment is above Baton Rouge.
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WCultivate your heart Alright as we'll a,
your farm and remember whatsoever Q
man sowcth, that shall he reap" Z isig
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HGov. Coburn has appointed officers fOi
two colorcd regiments. Capt. Appleton OF
the Maine 10Th regiment, and Chas. Hami'n'
Of the regular army will DO Colonies.
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The Lntc Rebel Raid on the Kappa.
hammock. ..I.
HEAD QUARTERS ARxr or PoroxAc, !
H Fah OF 1874.

On Wednesday night two rebel cavalry
lbrigadosIFitz Hugh Leo and Hampton's-
attempted to make raid into our lines
They crossed tho Rappahanock at Relly's
Ford, and succeeded by o strong attack in
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-06
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of this city are requested to
NEE, at the CITY HALL on Saturday evening"
March 7th, at II o'clock. to nominate candi-
date for Mayor for the ensuing election.
Per order Of City Com.
Biddeford. March 5th. 1868.
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wAdvers,sers are particularly REQUEST
al 20 hand in their advertisements as early In the
week as possible In order to secure their 'h'e''
,,., ,n.v must be received by Wednesday noon.
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~s.R NILES, Advertising Agent, No. seoi
Law, Buildlng. Court Street. Boston, IS our Agent
for that city, and authorized to receive advertise
m.n,. and subscriptions for q. our lowest rates
Wood Wanted.

At this Office, a few loads Of wood, in pay
men. for subscription to the Union and
Journal; also. all kinds of country produce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
PROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April LA special to the
Tribune says from the fact that new rebel
tents and camps are daily appearing in our
front on the RAppahanoek, Union officers
conclude that Lees army is being materially
strengthened by rsiuforcements
Reports, apparently from trustworthy au-
thority, that Gov Andy johnson has been
successful in obtaining from Government full
powers for liberation Of East Tennessee; that
be has been, authorised to raise troops for
this purpose, and to cut all the red tape that
might embsrrsss him.
Gen. Sigel's leave Of Rbsenes having been
still further extended, he has left for New
York Col Bakers detectives captured two
Jews, named Levy aRd Miller, up the Potomac
yesterday, With $4,000 Confederate money
upon their persons.
A number Of citizens Of Fairfax county
have been escorted to the old Capitol within
the last few days on the charge Of being con
cerned in the recent raid into Fairfax G. h.
and for expressing disoyal sentiments.
The Times special says a gentleman who
arrived here this evening from Winchester
says that perfect reign Of terror exists il
the surrounding country, caused by guerrilll
bands prowliug about and committing depre
dstious on the property Of UnioDists.
The President and Secretary Of War wsr'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April
FLoUR--The Demand is not active.
SuperGne 90@6 90 extra & l06G 20 !,
family to fancy G 30@6 80
WHISKY-Prices higher Mt 42@42s lat
ter rats for wagon.
WHEAT--offerings light, nothing done
2S@l 30 for prime TO choice red 33G9
80 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, anu
$50 3S Tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
C0RN-Demand improved, market firm
Ear at 65@6G in bulk shelled at 65(a66
in bulk, aud at 7s@79 including sacks
OATS--Market remains dull declined
We quote at 65@69 in bulk, at 7s@7g in.
cludng sacks.
RYE-DemRnd good nj 9sa 90 Tor
prime samples on arrival
BARLEY--The Market is unchanged.
Prime tall at COOL 65 state spring, prime
to choice, at l 60GGl 55
GR0CERIES-Firmer prices Unchanged,
sugar ll4@l24, coffee 32@34 molasses
be663
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoAI, April l.-steamer Eagle from
Havana, March 2eth, arrived with dates from
Vera CruE to the z2d, and French army to
the 18th Nothing has been doue directly
against Puebla, which place the French did
not expect to eGptulste, The French have
captured the famous Grenada Camancbe, who
has been giving them trouble ever since their
arrival in Mexico
The treops who went from Havana to ST.
Domingo have returned. The rebellion has
been crushed, and all is quiet Fifteen days
has been given to those still in the country,
80 TO those who aed TO HAyti, and 90 to those
who left the Island, to return TO their allie
glance
Two small rebel schoOners with cotton
from Mobile, and one from St.. Marks, have
arrived AL Havana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
lReportsd for the Daily Empire.
New York Market.
NEw YoRE, April 2i

NEW 1okk Apni ~
FLOUR-Recepts 600 bbls market
is dull sales 0,000 bbls 00G7 10
extra state; 1907 so common to good
shipping brand X d. o.
WHEAT-Market quiet and nominal
4l@l SO Chicago spring; 649l &c Nil
waukee club, 10@l "a winter red ives
tern.
CoRN--At sl@93 sound, $4,000 uusound
mixed western.
oATS-Market steady at s4@s7 common
TO prime
PoRk-Quiet.
LARD-Shade easier at lO4@nt
DRESSED H0GS--Shade frmer AT I
al
WHlSKY--46(G4s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
'Iy Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DIsPAT T0RES.
A FAILURE

PHILADELPHIA, April Ia special N the
Bulletin from Cincinnati, says news FROM
Vicksbure and vicinity hiss an unfsvorable as
pect.
Dispatches received here state the expedi-
ton through Steele's and Blackwatsr bayous
into the upper Yszoo, failure. Admiral Pc
ter succeeded 10 getting through both bayous
with the gunboats snd proceeded twenty.hve
or thirty miles further in Deer and Rolling
Forks when he encountered small force Of
rebels who 80 annoyed him with sharpshooters
and distractions in The channel that further
progress was impossible without the operation
Of the infantry, which came up the next day
The enemy had meantime put trees into
the stream, making II impossible.
They annoyed the gnnboats, and seemed to
be gathering in considerable force. Rein
forcemeuts Of infantry we're marched to their
assistance on Monday, and, coming up to the
heleagured boats, found thelatter completely
hemmed in by obstruotions in frontend rear
Shirmishing continuedAll day when the rebels
being reinforced the gunboats we're with.
drawn, and commenced to retreat, the whole
force having embarked on transports near the
head Of Black Bayou, for their return to
foungs Point
The Federals lost ten or twelve privates
killed and wounded
The rebel loss is unknown, but IS supposed
to be considerable.
The Philadelphia luquirer's Baton Rouge
correspondent makes statement TO the effec t
that General Banks really made serious at
tempt on Port Hudson, but was foiled by the
steamers conveying the troops, being sucked
in BY crevasse cut by the rebels, and, one
the Morning Light, put in imminent peril
The object OF the expedition, according TO
the correspondence, was to get to the north
( ward Of the rebel batteries BY marching
around them on the west aide Of the Missis-
sippi
A Vicksburg letter announces the seizure
Of $500 bales Of cotton some forty miles of
Lake Providence, by our forces Everv bale
was marked c. s. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
Dayton Market.

DAvToS, April
HARSHMANS FLoUR--Red wheat,
Wholesale 25, retail 6 IS
WHEAT 20
CORN--40
OATS--45@50
BARLRY--l 25@l 20
RYE--90@l 90.
HAY-Tmothy II OO@lS OO per ,on
FIAX-SEED--3 90.
WHlSKY-i4(341
GROCERIES--Coaee 33lG9 500 Sugar l39
@l4A Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 66@75 Teas | 30@l so Cheese
l6@lG Rice 9!@l0; Dried peaches ga 10;
Dried apples 4@5 Beans 50ta2 70 per bu
Butter 20895 Eggs l0@l2}
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
REBELS WHIPPED.

LOUISVILLE, April Ian official Sommer-
set telegram says that Gen. Gilmores forces,
attacked the rebels under Pegrsm in strong
position, near Sommsrsst yesterday and
fought them FIVE or six honrs and whipped
them badly, driving them them toward the Riv-
er.
The rebels outnumbered us two to one
Our loss does not exceed 30. Rebe loss not
stated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
FRoM WAsaINGToN

WASHINGTON April 2-Post ofies Depart
Dent is arranging to secure prompt convey.
suce Of letters TO aud from soldiers in the Ar
uny of the Potomac
Dispatch has been received st HeadquAr.
ters Of the army, from Louisville lot giving
particulars of successful attack on the enemy
10 the neighhorhood Of Somerset Kentucky.
Gen Burnside says the slacrity vigor and
gallantry displayed by our troops are highly
commendable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-02
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

PRovIDESor, April l Republican Union
lists carried every town in Eastern Congress
sional District except Newport
james Y. Smith is elected Governor by 2,
800 majority.
Thos. A. jenkins is elected to Congress
from Eastern District BY about 1900 majority,
Nathan + Dixon is elected from the Western
District BY about 900 majority
The Legislature stands on joint bsllOt-sup.
porters OF Mr.. Smith 76, opponents &C. va
caneies 6.