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TnASgsGyrSo At THE CoLoEED ORPHAN

TnASKSGtVING At THE CoLOgED ORPHAN
AsYltM-It will be remembered that the Colored Or
phnn Asylum Fifh avenue, Forty third street
WIS burned b. the mob during tho late July riots and
more than go children we've deprived ten porariy OF
home. Sncs the lst Of S'Q'rmicr last. tho handsome
mansion ~ Hr VI. II. fold % CarmanS,i,lo his been
provided for them. ati at present ll5 boys and - gs
nom tue ages OF 10 - years. enjoy there good
treatment aud educational advantages Much sympa.|
thy Las boon expressed or the treatment both them
selves aud their race sustained through tho infamous
mob and great demand exists Tor colorcd servants
atnole scarcely. can be had Ut reasonable wages {,
attend O. tho work ~ lou.cs. They nro In universal
demand by private families who soct their service rs
GA o5ct insl the brutal treatment II ignorant Euro.
ptlns many OF whom have ridden themselves entirely
of WAitce. Yesterday, tho children enjoyed an
orcollent dinner of turkeys and other decacics.
el0j worth Of which hlyo been presented them
during the past week hy bency ofit
we'll WlIierH Tho Institution MAS established ia ls,6
ani frec rs fonldntion has been at nd 4 prof
ally by Dr. james Mc'unc smith, who, though colOred.
Toco} 81 uu excellent collegiate and medical education
n Inrolc sui has long stood IN point Of talent a0ng
Mr. Wm. =. Davis. has hold hls position Tor nnecn
years. The cost ~ food for both The children and
tWolty grown persona connected with thu building
average so,cn cents day Tor each. Tho former r..
C,so bread ana mix 70 breakfast; meat. potatoes ana
other Kind ~ vegetable With bread ut dinner, and
bread. with butter. cheese. molasscs and water at
supper. Tic lttcr consulting Of six coofcd nurses
tour white female teachers, and sewers shoe makers
cooks Sc also white. obtain an excellent table, With
tho usual dcilcgcca. The provisions aIe bought az
" holosac az DbOut hilf tho retail uto-. Wo plrtcu
lrizc thu cost and tho descriptions Of FOOD instance
Ing tho economy obtained non largo numbers ale pro-
\ llCd for collectively.
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aAvE sopVlgxigN NRws.
~.,,,,,ca from Iir.t Txge.

,osl ccpturcd eighty waeona which he orStioSSi WI"
.,o,.nts and brought oat $50 good wagon hoisc'
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CIaIIOUa NEWs.
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from TNo knoaylTe " hig, NNV Tt
The following correspondence will explain IL
SELF and is glen to the public to enable others to ac
by, VITO mey be similarly situated:
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falaya Bay through tho Atchalafaya River, are, I
am assured upon the best authority. all bosh We
will be enabled, Col j. H. Bissell informs me, to
get our small gunboats and light.draught steamers
through the cut, but nothing more. The Colonel
does not at all approve of the present mode OF pro.
cceding, being in favor Of making locks, which could
be completed in few days; while the present style
of conducting the enterprise will probably involve
some weeks in its completion. That the undertake
ing will be success those competent to judge en-
tertain no question. They believe it entirely FEAST
ble.-
All tho wealthy Sesessonists in this vicinity have
fed and conveyed their most valuable personal
property to the Bayou Macon, eight or ten miles dis
tant, point that troops can hardly reach on &C.
connt of the marches, the cane-brakes and the de-
structiOn Of the ferries aud the bridge over the
Bayou. The property collected there is sad to be
exceedingly valuable. and the amount OF cotton
from the different plantations very large. The
Rebels have been hauling the Southern staple -
that ueighborh0od for many weeks, and there can
not be less than ten or twelve thousand bales there
at present. The Bayou is protected by breas'works
and defended by hostile force estimated at five
hundred to four thousand men, probably about the
former number.
Our troops are encsmpsd partly to the west Of the
town. soms six mies from the river, and partly in
tho immediate neighborhood Of Providence on tue
border of the lake, IN the midst OF large plantation
Of uppicked cotton.
From Vicksburg boat has just arrived, but there
10 nothing new down thore. The work on the old
canal is still progressing, but far as can learn
with little prospect Of any effective success. am
still unable TO avoid the belief that Faraguts ditch
with oil its attempted cancellations, will prove 4
failure. JUSIUs
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From Gan Francisco,

SAN FRAScIsco. Saturday. March T. lssa
Sailed ship Ocean Pearl, Hong Kong. Chartered
ship Lookout for load q dye wood the coat Msaiee
for New-York
The grocery trade improving Sales barrels Cushed
Sugar 800 pipes of pure Spirits 423c American Brandy
Soc. Lnseed Oil declined to sales Of Aspies Of 2c-
Layer Rsisins, - %. Large sales of Gfeenbscks st
San Francisco, Monday. March 8, iS6A
Arrived, ship Osborne Howss, MsnEsnils.
Arrangements have been made for the passage OF
cavalry battalion raised here to join some Mass
chusetts regiments, by the steamer Constituuon'
which sails on the 2lst.
The details Of the news from the North.Westc,n
States Of Mexico Represent everything un1 oy
prosperous, partially consequent on tho innu4 o.
Caliiornians with capital.
The rage for mining enterprises is increasing.
Cotton is being sxtensively cultivated In Sinaioa
The quality is represented superior Planters are
confident Of realizing many hundred per cent profit
FnterprisjnQ Americans were urging proportions
mon the authorities for lighting Malatlan with
gas, and supplying water from river nine leagues
distant.
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Extra Session Of the u. n. scmnte.

WAsHINGToS. Monday, March g. 1863
Mr.. ANTHONY (Rep. Il. L. offered resolution
having in view the appointment Of Committee on
Manufactures, to consist of five members. 1t lies
over under the rule.
Mr. ANTHONY referred to the fact that there
were formerly Committee on Manufactures and
a Committee on Agriculture but both were dropped
in 1857. The latter, however, had recently been re-
stored ut the instance Of the Senator from Ohio Mr.
Shernan). His object now WAS to revive the Com
mtteo on Manufactures. As 1t seemed 10 be under
stood that MI the Standing Committees wonld be
rcorQanized vt the next session, he would lie con-
tent with an amendment OF the 9th Rule 80 rs
to provide for Committee on Manufactures, and
allow the appointment Of its members to be sus-
wv led until the next session.
XccutiYn seNsiOn.
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Cheerful News from vicksburg.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, March 9. 1862
special dispatch from Cincinnati TO The Eeening
Bulletin Gays the news Is cheerful from Vicks-
burg.
A special dispatch 10 The Cincinnati Commercial
reports the health Of the army improving. Import
ant movements are pending. One gunboa. was up
Yazoo Pass, and had nearly reached Yazoo City.
The canal at Lake Providence was nearly ready
for use.
Advices from below Cairo say that transports,
with Rebel troops, are expected to come out OF
White River, and offer battle.
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ASSEMBLY.
BILLS INTRODUCED


BY Mr.. SHERMAN-Relativo to the Licences in
the City Of New-York. Creating Bureau Of Ii
eenses in tie Finance Department, with Chief
officer e be called the Register OF Licenses, TO re-
ceve salary of $500; the Bureau to collec. all
dues and fees, and report violations OF the law to
the police.
BY Mr.. DEAN-To amend tie Revised Statutes
relative to the Administrations also, ~ extend the
Sixth avenue Of New-York; also, to amend the Code
Of Procedure.
By Mr. JOHNSON--To amend the Usury law.
II repeats the penal provision OF the law % far as
relates 10 New.York and Kings Counties, except
that greater rate than cent be charged when
no agreement il made, or on any judgment made
after the date Of rendition thereof although founded
on an agreement on bighcr rate.
BY Mr.. SIIERMAN-Making 1t the duty OF the
Canal Board, before the opening Of navigation, to
establish one uniform rate OF tolls on Oh canai-ooats
and scows built and registered within the State.
The annual report Of the Commissioners OF CbaTl'
ties and Corrections was introduced.
The resolutions Of the Chamber OF Commerce rela.
tive TO tho enlargement Of the State canals were
presented.
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABLY.
To amend the General Bounty act, making II
anply TO cities; to amend the Canal law OF lSi7;
relative to the Judiciary.
Mr.. HUrCHINGS presented minority report
IN writing against the bill TO protect the gas con-
sumers Of brooklyn. r
Notices were given Of the following bills.
Mr.. DEAN-To amend tho charter OF the boatd
OF Brokers Of New-York so as TO require the ses
sions TO be public.
Mr. DUTCuER-Ip relation to County Treasu.
sers.
Mr.. JOHNSON introduced bill for the relief OF
the south Brooklyn and Bergen Railroad Company.
Mr.. OBRIEN-To amend the assessment laws,
On motion of Mr.. DARCY, the Brooklyn PUBIC
Market bill was moved forward.
On motion Of Mr. DEAN. the House resolved, on
and after the 10th, to meet at 10 q. M. ana hoiu
evening sessions ut 1880.
Mr.. DAVIS moved forward the bill in relation to
the Bureau OF Military Statistics.
Mr.. REDDINGrON called up the resolution TO
appoint Grinding Committee
Pending the question, adjourned.
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King 18th q. 8. Infantry; R. A. BuckIand Of Ohio;
Col. Samuel Beatty, 10Th Ohio Yols.i Col. Charles
r. Graham, 74tb New.York Vols.i Col. Edward
II. Hobson. 18th Kentucky Vols; Col. n. ID. Log
gett, 10Th Ohio Vols; Col. Mason Braymsn, 18th
Illinois Vols; Col. Joseph 7. Knipe, 46th Penn.i
Col. John 8. Mason Of the 4th Ohio Vols. and Cap.
tain in Of the llth u g. Infantry; Capt. Thomas Il.
Hull, 9Th U. 8. Infantry; Col. I. L. q. Ransore,
llth Illinois Vols; Col. William Van Dover, 9Th
Iowa; Col. VIM. p. Carlin, 38th Illinois; Col. Thos.
A. Rowley, lo2d Penn; and Col. Lysander Cutler,
9th Wisconsin regiment.
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Correction.

To s.e Editor of The n. Y. 7yibaa<.
noticed in The TRIBUNE of the 5th inst. dis.
patch from Fortress Monroe containing account Of the
capture Of ccns5ani goods ct Lamberfs Point Your in.
10 in the command that made the capture.
The goods question well as the smug;ers who had hsm
In charge taken by Corporal C. H. Bodine Of Co. T.
I4sth N. Wv. As this company, aud particularly Corporal
Bodne have been very active In their endesvos bresk Up
the conrsbsnd traffic in that direction Il IL bat fair that they
should have Whatever credit is due to this capture
A MEMBER or TIE COMPANY.
Norfolk, March 7, 1862
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. :. ALBANY, March 9, 1868.
The Senate met nj z.

SENATE. .ALBANI, nHTCu ., IcOo'
The Senate met at
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABLY
Relative TO County Treasurers; relative 10 tie
collection Of taxes in New-York City.
Mr.. GANSON introduced bill relative TO moneys
and securities in the hands of the Clerk of tue
Cont Of Appeals; calling upon him 20 report the
and provides for an nvestmen. for such funds under
the direction Of tue Court.
Mr.. Bradley's bill provides that The Charter
Election in the City Of New-York shall be held at
tie same time as the election OF State officers
The vote on the bill providing for recording mar.
rage certificates, on motion of Mr. FARRAR, was
recopsdered, and the bill referred back to the judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced bill providing for
the construction Of q ferry across Jamaica Bay
Long Island Adjourned.
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BRILLIANT VICTORY IN TENNESSEE.
Capture Of a Rebel Cavalry Troop
80 Killed, 1870 Wounded and 90 Captured
Also, Camp Equipage, Mules and Horses
UNION CASUALTIES. TWO SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

CINCINNATI, Monday, March ., 1863
Information has been received from Nashville
that division Of cavalry, under Gen. Minty, at
tackled Russelps Rebel Cavalry at Unonville on the
9TH inst, and captured 81 wagons, Is tents, s.
mules, horses, and all their camp equIpago; and,
also, lieutenants, captains and SO privates. Two
Unionists were eighty wounded. the Rebels lost
so killed and $50 wounded. The 9TH Pennsylvania
and 4th Michigan Cavalry did the work.
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Tho Chcroi.ces Enithfvs

sr Louis Mon .sy, Mach l, 1865
The Camp Blunt, Ark, correspondent of The
Democrat, under dat. Of the Goth ult., says tue
Cherokee Nai,,nsl Council has just adjourned.
This was Ie same Council that coerced into tho
passing Of IN ordinance Of Secession by the Rebel
army. Their first act was to repes! it unanimously.
They then passed an act depnving of oficA 10 the
Nation and dsqualifying all who continued dsicSa.
to the United States Government. They also passe~
an act aboishing Slavery.
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THE RECENT FIGHT AT FRANKLIN
Tho Losses in the Enforcement.

NAsHyILLH, Tenn. March T. I8Ga.
Late news from Franklin states that our troops
fought with great valor until their ammunition was
exhausted.
Our loss IN killed and wounded il about 800 We
also lose 900 prisoners.
The report about the negro Rebel regiments proves
TO be untrue.
The Rebel loss, according to their own statement,
il double that OF ours in killed and wounded.
We lose no officers killed.
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NJ. Fitzgerald, l Art.

AlphonEo Green, 10 N Y.
PRISONERS BROUGHT FROM THE LOWER Po-
T0MAC.
Six prisoners Of State and ak prisoners OF war
were brought mp from the Lower Potomac Oh
Friday.
THE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT WASHINGTON.
The following is list of hospitals in and about
Washington, their capacity, and number Of siek re-
naming on hand:
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Maine Town Elections.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Mondsy March o. 1862
William II. johnson (Rep.) was elected Mayor Of
this city to-day by 100 majority.
BiDDEPoRD. Me-. Monday, March 8, 1862
John G. Adams Dem was elected Mayor of Bidde.
ford to-day by $50 majority. The Democrats also
elected their entire ticket.
LEWISTON. Me-. Monday. March Q. 1863
>. ~ Ham lRep.l was elected Mayer Of this city
to-day.
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The New Guuboat Cbicopce.

Providence, Monday March o. 1853.
The steamer Alert from Boston for New. York.
with the new siie-w heel gunboat Chcopee Of eight
guns, In tow, put into Newport this afternoon on
account of head winds.
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Union Victories i'm Maine.

BANGOR, Me-, Monday, Mach .. 1863.
At our city election to-day, ii. Dale, the Union
candidate, was chosen Mayor by 52l majority.
The town elections in tie State so far az heard
from. have gone so Union and 81 Democratic.
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From Fortress Monroe.

foErRKss MoSRoH. Saturday, March Z, isc3.
The British sloop of-war Petrol sailed from liamp.
ton Roads to-day.
Tie flag-of-truce boat State of Maine, due from
City Point, has not arrived. Citizen prisoners ore
expected by her,
lBy MALL
F0RTRRss MosRoK, Monday, March 3. 1869
The flag Of truce boat State OF Maine arrived at
o'clock last evening from City Point, with about
400 prisoners, mostly privates, in charge Of Capt.
Milford.
We experienced heavy thunder storm about 8
o'clock this morning.
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SAN FRAsCnCO. Mach 0. 1869.
Arrived ship Great Republic from New-York.
The steamer Oregon has arrived, with Mazatan
dates Of Feb. % bringing 70 passengers and s9i 900
in treasure.
The commander Of a French war vessel had in
formed Americans at La Paz in private conversation,
that the French feet had no intention Of interruptiDg
thu commerce Of the Mexican Pacific ports.
A small party Of California Secessionlsls, inelnd-
ing Judge Terry, Of Broderick duel memory, left
NszatIan for Texas on the 9th of February.
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The Indiana Lcgislaturc.

IsDIASAP0LIs. Monday, March o. 1863
The Legislature adjourned sine die to-day, with.
out passing any appropriation bills.
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Nluuicipnl Election.

PouGuxgRrsIE. Monday, March o. 1868.
George Tuns, the Republican candidate for Mayor
of this city, is elected by about 100 majority.
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NIunicfpnI Election.

BELFAsr, Me-, Monday March 3, 1868.
At the municipal election hero to-day, the Hon.
Albert G. Jswett, the Union candidate, was
elected Mayor.
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Gao. Dwver. 9Th Excelsior.

Geo. Dryer. 9Th Excelsior.
w. Dennis, bth E1celsior.
A. r. Carey, sc n. Y. v.
w. Rodgers. 8 N. Y. v.
X. Is. Morris. 10 N. II.
u. Jackson. colored.
II. Greenland, 40 Pa
NJ. MoAvoy, 81 N: Y:
w. J. Underwood, r. ]. ATt
T. =. Schusken, q Mich.
N. McQnade. 62 N. Y.
Lewis Plant. % N. J.
ID. 8. Cordererf. 70 N. j.
II. Fslkenbuyg, % N. J.
Geo. Townlsy. , N. ].
Ira G.. France, , N. }.
Ssnsford Burton, III ". Y.
Aaron l.. Miller, III N. y.
w. 7. Farmer.
Edwin Cobb, S Me.
Isssc Whipple, l2l n. Y.
Cornelius Price. III N. Y.
john ncNeal. 10 N. Y.
w ii. Ne. Intosh, 10 N. u.
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The Storm ~ Albany.

ALBANY. Monday. March g. 1864
The snow Ia deep, but is disappearing rapidly:
The weather 10 very warm. All the trains arrived
on time.
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Naval.

Naval.
The u. 8. steamer Florida and the iron-clad Nam
tucket left the Navy-Yard yesterday morning. end
have anchored of Ellis Island. taking in oowds-
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TIE CIRCULATION OF NEWSPAPERS in THE
ARMY.
The following order has been issued governing
the circulation Of newspapers and periodicals in the
Army of the Potomac:
uEAparARrERs MILITARY DISTRICT OF WAsnIxeTox
Warrington, ID. c., FEB. ~. 1863
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FROM WASHINGTON.

TIE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT.
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HOW IT is TO Be CONSTITUTED.

TIE NEW MILITARY NOMINATIONS
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100 Ofcers Absent Without Leave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23
General intelligence.
by Mod to ths Wy. !Svn.l

A,o,yxA ,s f.ucr. Il u.ts sbo,, rh,r, a. rrp,b
Va tslkeJs r,s /, W.. 800 /. ., 4 ,o =. =. s,.,ert
Keeping . large sin.hcv ~ ths Wet Pod sf IIadon
a.,
lns p.nt rs s..nm OF Ne, roft - ., scn'. n.'
en"ea And oe'enN,o 80 me iut-insi'"ns SSis set
sn's 'onsr" 81 uhspI
fstoirs o. 70 th' ef'en' :" ssert' n'l''N =
,oo' hn peep 'n'pprd Won 'nr tec' raj e'st' Aha
Ssnsds uirtnf the IaN ssht months
tn. war Department n.s revived the oid rule %
pay the vve. " prisonsrs In the hani o. the COME
dfrstrs the money a.. to their Au,t Ands
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sen.e ~ f,vnr, yet 10 bs rse,iv-d sti Currsn de-
scihrd o pllitri,n q. zone Tho, hultaut hy pltre
70 tinu, r.rs 70 he rots-
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,cast. an,i snd o., y,,x|yrd,i ~, ,,,rai.,,
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tnr nlsu, !phia bh COMPANY, morning thrlt con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

W N. ti,b bs'k, a uember Of te Convert On
which voted Ar..Ls.s out Of the Union 10 lstl.
spoke a. unioa I.esii-g ~ L...e Rock, on ".
sia ul; He said;
Am ussye OF virginia, AID an Old red Tent ~
the state. ! have been one - goU. Ihe same
direct on ha. hssu gwen J. ny prsyud c.s. | was
AlguI ~ be eve, sui atd N.. eve, tLaI yILius
o., nu'sciurri l., Nes Tus .rd was made " cLsst
With thai III. rsi-3uE OftAg cJple ~kr .yf'oil,y,
Ills. cir YOU wGf contain nation. Eel r-citI-
sens, | Lave te,i. New la .ud md l. pe ole !
have teen wr.cl med at tn Luuses 4 tLs / h-sn
ellr, w.thoIts lie -! cat ~ iry bEcs, mo .ey
Ia my ,o,sc,. I h-y. swsys iust ihs wsrme-t
AOu'hSrn uo-pt4llly a. ts houses 6i tue r
incd clasr-; aud, my lie low cit,Aeus, N
on, ~ lse % tLs ~o'd tsy have 10 ppJt. ! uags
vsls e. Wiz. sru ana con esnit. cons i.ucs
thr,4.L INss lol ,n.s- fou s At cssty cHth,r &
. '-.s, r.l. s. Ter turrrn '''' covered ~iIG
lslty. ! Ssv u"r .turdg suia---c, y YIe - ,h,a
a. eIUc,ted uIsn-r,eI-u T. n Vlirf the'r fuui.
tsts ara Pie e,lsa ,'- "a r.uss VI she de-.
..ld.r, Of lhei- 'nuntfy' ant hsArl tteu MAKE
,A.u"s - !lr ut., lr. p IA tie lII-t Vat =
A!.l e.i'r t.G! ~ 8O.d .lr tatir VIII 5gI ger
tfl.asr; aud I is HYttcl, ~ y14 sy', the. hey
are uoi '.gA ads. 4 4. g. Ov 'Ik-us, Nsv Eu..
hni Isl relfsse-t7I " - tL' y r,L. Tl,'l 1. DO
po"er on cart " 'rpV : tHAt .u jes'roY Wis
Govsrat.ru., ior .S'.t! fH!.'.lu. r r."po a
tHDsc o. So r. n" 'nvs -,ii--'Jhts EHDH
must aHd skGl! Lr IrfyTgs.."
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Frsm the Army Of the p.ssma-.

Wdshnc;oS, Nor. =" ".-Ns.,eriav sf-rnoon about
~ of Mcseb''. u'n spPfGs hsi within 'hrsc mie' u
Dssiton With th, iatentiou ~ mssing raii Va thH
ssirosd. The detachment, OF n" let peuusyivsoia
aDd 9th OHIO cavalry sho we're In ;hs iinmedi.te
ssis hborbood, discovered the r'b,i., Who tred vol
ley, By ~hleh some were wounded. Tn. rebel. we're
tHstsntly pursasd and driven MO sriekcr' Gap six
" the saug were captured. Al the latrs; accounts
eur cavalry had cot returned Impressons IN regard
W the snemy's strength the la daI. are var.oas
Aoue maintain that Lees entire for. co's not ~
eeed Sc 900; other. place T. ash n A. u o0o' Tho
storm es.,ed lac aisht dryil. eild prevsIl. 10
a.. IL Eslled al dAy yss,erdas