The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14

With a view to break the bloekades of South
ern ports. These vessels are laden with arms,
ammunition, cl8thfng, shoes, medicines, &c.
1t tits also stated that q large amount of
Confederate Bonds, secured by a pledge Of
cotton at 7cperspoupd has been sold In Eng
land at the tate of s. shillings to the pound
Sterling, and that by these sales 100000
pounds Sterling have been realized by the
agents Oft Confederate Go yernment.
Louisville, Jan.-9.
Dick Mccain attacked our construction
train at Antioch, nine miles from Chattanooga,
destroying the locomotive, two cars, the Mill
Greek bridge and capturing the bridge bull
dcrs and paroled them.
Fortress Monroe, Jan. 10.
The following is from the Richmond Eram-
iner of The 9th q
A special despatch to the. Charleston papers
Chard and Wnchseser,i Tenn, . ons Monday,
ASSUMING them that no would not leave them,
but make a stand between Alliance and Talla-
homa. He had fallen back to give his men
repose afsAEer 2 battle, whichhad exhaustud the
The Yankees have advanced il miles from
Murfreesboro. .sfa =
CHARLEsTox, Jan. S.-The following is from
Kingston, N. C,5Ian. g.;
The enemy are making preparations for an
advance. Reinforcements ares daily arriving
from Suffolk. sFI 51e e ~
The Yankees at Moorhead Cityaares about
10000 strong under GEN. FosterA9A4y viii
probably attack CharlestoDJIW Wilmington, Wei
don and GoIdsp0To sfHuftaneously.I ~
It is reported they are noWs cooking their
Marching RATIONAL bs34 sFiA sdf
The Richmond EaqNuera of the 10th has
the following: a. Etaao Cd $50 tTsn q
RA4EIeH, N. c. Jana 9.-The State Jour
nal has reliable siefornation from NeFbern
that the enemy has not less than 60,O0O men
on the coast sand, that la most formidable feet
is at BeaufoFt.n 1t is supposed an attack is
Heditated on Wilmington andfGoldsboro. .sfA
- gsd a5t4 assfsflsi aCAiRo,, Jan. 10.
A. NJ enphis dispatch this naSSrnaing says Nc
|gisrnand had arrived at Vfeksbnrgg a~nldIsnper-
seeded Sherman IN comiimaafhIdd there, There
had been no. & ghting for severatd days an
. oinseet as's 1890 New York. Jan. ll.s.
The steamer Ceeisl arrived tonight from
New Orleans the Sd. q ~ bsass5 asss
8 She brings dispatches i 1Gcn Haileck.
She passed several gunbosts shoGndl up the
riger, also passed the transportaM erriniart with
trooRssat Sopths West Psss, and alsouthe IN
boat ~ensington. .1sd Ta 2ridisn
Parser Cock reports: Blythe arrival of the
S0AOOdb hit u bOOUbA IHOcJA1 tAAC CfC-
ming of the Sd, I leaFp.ths. early onfthe NOR
ming of the LIST tho rebels made an attack by
land and water anths Federals aati Galveston.
Our gpnboats fsweTe1attscked by fEeIirebel
steamers prptected byra depblearowAof bales
Of cotton and loaded with troops iarmed with
rifles mpskets &c. - s4af8saab 1its4q ed
The Harriet Lame was captured by boarding
after about all her officers Including Captain
Waihwright and Lieut.. Lee, and the crew $50
all told, had been killed By mpsketry from the
rebel steamers. My inforsaant statesi thatbuti
one, or two5of the officers and but twelve or
fifteen or he crew escaped de~eth.u,esd .sd 4
The gunboats Clifton and Owaseo were en-
gagged and escaped, the former losing no mem
and but one weupdedsa The Owasoo lost one
klAsd and thirteen wounded, I. VI
Iyofbarks loaded with eead, ofelh into the.
bands Of the enepye e
Nhe-Nastfsldrthe MISUNDERSTANDING
shaw wasFnet engaged, pelngsasnoro lnsanoth-