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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-10

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State IF Oh,o, Vinton Counfy.
TOWnShip A"N lnNouit OF
rgdnst fSoh'''oh IeaS
Tnomas Ep ,oEth Deh, vendi.
y CRSUANT to the command OF nor Ter of
sEle ia ;hs above cause tn mo directed from
Court nt Cannon Plsar Of thu aforesaid Cnun.
y ui Nintou. will CtIer ut public rale, at the
door OF he CouTt Home, in the Town OF Near.
lhur in tie aicresaid county uf Vinton. on
Saturday The 0A dug cf December 1868.
Between ths hHtr' Of tel. O'Clock, a. NJ, aud
fur ucIoe1, 7, ", ofssid day lho following
renl estate, to-wit! Tho 'South h halfcfthy
northeast quarter Of he north cast and the
south-east Quarter Of the north east qulrter of
steiiol number thrty-one. (3l, in township
humber nihe. co. Of Range number eighteen,
(ls,) in Vint"n County Ohio, continuing sixty
acIes more or less. u
taken a. the properly ef Thomas Epwor,h.
70 satisfy aludglnent In fdvor.of the Trusteos
of Riehiaud Township.
Appraised three hundred nd fifty dollars.
t3O and must bring two-tAirds Of that sum,
TERhS OF SALE, cash in hand.
ARCH NORRIS,
Oet. SSth 1868, 5w. Stiff V "a n
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TELE G. r A NJ 8.

poovsaono july IL 8 A M-All is quiet at
!, FINN, this morning, and there does not seem
.,terreb probability Of a general engagement
e.day.
The Rebels during the night have entirely
..,,asf tfeir front, having abandoned Hagers-
.,rn ard Funkstown and fallen back to St.
r,r,ev College. which is about four miles from
=. Potomac. Their new lines extend from the
r,lleo, to the river, about two miles this side
e Williamgrort
nj ttlss raoxoments Of the enemy indicate a
drinking from the terrible encounter which
..-eatcas them. Our officers are confident as to
+. result. and General Meade Is making every
q,~cncerent to leave as few contingencies as
pcsiblc.
our cavalry are engaged this morning in
telling tie new lines of the enemy The events
q. tie dag will depend in some measure on the
vsglts Of their reconnaissance.
NV YoRK, July 1o--The Times Boousboro
j.srqtsh Of Yesterday says;-The rebels are
travr IT. in line of battle this morning ct Ben
.vola, three and half miles from Boonsboro',
rgtending thence to the Potomac near Bakersville
our forces are so disposed that collision may
accas almost at any hour.
TIE Tribune Washington correspondent says
TIC two armies were not over two miles apart at
list sceouuts. Lees army stretching from
Haso.stown to Williamsport, and Meade's army
moving from Boonsboro' on two roads towards
lin. Our advance is four miles beyond Boons-
boro
New YoEE, July 10--l0 O. clock, 4. M.-The
Tines has received the following special despatch;
Mld7etowR, July 9.-The number of wagons
DESTROYED BIZ our cavalry IS over 500. Buford
lestroycl 200 on Monday.
Dalllgreeu destroyed one hundred and seventy
~ lie same day, and on Saturday and Sunday,
N,l@,sick burned, captured and destroyed be-
tween two and farce hundred. Eully one-third
q the transportation Of the rebel army has been
destroyed, and the damage to them IS fully twice
What they were able to carry out OF Pennsylva-
MA
Yesterday, the enemy pressed our cavalry back
Upon Boons1oro', and, at SHUTDOWN, threw few
Shells into tie place. Buford then dismounted
his Whole command, and fought the rebels on
foot for two hours, finally driving them clear
hack to Ant:etam Creek
From captured letter, We learn that the en-
eny are trying to shove portion Of their force
aud wounded across the river ut Sheperdstown.
Gen, Pleasanton will stop that to-day. The
rebels have run greater portion Of their trains
llio the valley near Will;amsport and covered
them BY artillery, passed on the south Of the
Potomac
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The War Department
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from daylight, when the Rebels were repulsed
al all points, leaving 1900 prisoners
Their loss in killed and wounded is about
from FIVE to six hundred. General Prentiss lost
about sixty. He has already sent me eight hum
to-day (Sunday noon s. A. HugLBuT.
Major General Commanding.
The following is a lis Of patients who have
been returned to duty, died and discharged from
service since our last issue
RETURNED TO DUTY.
N D Spencer, md. co Oneida cav N Spear
30 N Y, J Hartland Isl Pa, W Maurer do
B Sheets do, ? Benjamin 70 VT, S Hand D do,
corp. L Smith c Isl Pa, c Kennedy Ice n.
y. S Doneberger X ISL Pa
DIED d..
NV Dunbar l45 Pm, T Schnider 3 Mich,
Smith l21 n. Y.
DISCHARGED.
Fl Beneve!l G l07 Pa.
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WASHINGTON, July 8.-The War Department
Las received intelligence that dispatches from
General Grant with details of the surrender of
Feksburg are now on the way to the Depart
nent
WASHINGTON, July 8.-A despatch from Gen.
tFant to Major General Halleck, dated at Vicks-
nnFg OF halt-past ten o'clock, on the morning OF
tAe 18th Of July, states
The movement of his forces about to be made
IRE detailed, but not proper for publication at
present.
That the enemy surrendered this morning,
and their troops were paroled as prisoners OF
war
WASHINGTON, July a.-The following has been
received at Headquarters of the army
HEADQUARTERS 10TH Array CoRPs,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3. !
A4I Gen. IT. w. HqlJeck, General-iu- Chief:
;, General Prentiss was attacked in force by the
rebels, under Holmes and Price, at Helena yes
arday He estimated the force at $4,000.
Y raink 5000 will cover their strength. General
FFentlss sustained their attack until 3 P. NJ,
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of better quality, ard cheaper than can be OIL
tanned elsewhere onstae Point. We sell al least
10 per cent. cheaper than at any other place in
the vicinity, thus making il 10 your Interest to
give us call. j. HOBBS co.
Point Lockout, July T, 1868.
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers
Aid Societies, cleggvncn, editors and Others
are respectfully requested to aid in disseminat-
ing the following notice, which is Of interest TO
all who have friends in the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
ments for supplying gra,uitously information
with regard to patients in the United States
Genera! Hospitals at the following points, (others
will be added:)
Eastern D. artment8:-For information adj
dress Office S9nuory Commission, Washington. .
Washington, D. c. Cumberland Md:
Georgetown, D. c. Point Lookout, Md.
Alexandria, D. c. Frederick City, Nd
Baltimore, Nd. Fairfax, Va
Annapolis, Nd. Aqua Creek, va.
Annapolis Junction, Nd York, Penn.
PAH4ddphia DepcrtmeM,- information,
address ''Q@cs Stnjtary Comnissl2n, No, u
South Sixth street"
Philadelphia, Pa. Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Chester, Ia. he3alngi Fa'
Germantown, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa.
NlU Tork Department,-For information, ad-
dress "OHcs Womans Ctn.rGI Union, No. III
Cooper Institute"
New York. NY. Portsmouth Grove, R. /.
Albany, n. !. Boston, Mass
Newark. n. j. Burlington, Vt.
New Haven, Conn. Brattleboro, Vt
Western DeOartments.- information, adj
dress Office Sanitary ConamlSsloa, LGasSrttfe, Ay'
Columbus, Ohio Louisville, Ky.
Cleveland Ohio. Covington, Ky.
Camp Dennison Ohio. Lexington, KY.
Gallipolis, Ohio. Danyil.e, Ky
Cincinnati Ohio. Perry VILE ny.
Quincy, Illinois. Bowling Green, hy'
Cairo, Illinois Memphis, tennessee
Mound City, Illinois. Clarksyilie, Tenn.
Jacksonville, Ind. Jackson. Tenn;
Evansville Ind Murfreesboro Tenn
New Albany, Ind. La Grange, Tenn
Saint Louis, Missouri. Gallatin, Tenn.
Tronton. Missouri. Nashville, Tenn.
Rolla. Missouri. Vicksburf, Miss.
Springfield Missouri. Corinth, Miss
Eeokuk, Iowa. Helena, Arkansas
Davenport, Iowa. Grafton, virginia
paducah. Kv. Point Pleasant. Va.
Bardstown. Ky. Parkersburg va.
Lebanon, XIV. Clarksturg Va.
Colnmbns. XIV. CharlestoWn, Va.
Columbia, Ky.
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all OF the following
inquiries If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent BY return man. Il IL psESoH'
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information will, under ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries. If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent BY return mail; It IN person,
it will be answered at once.
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New Yerk. Feb. !

The Australasian, from Liverpool l7th,
Queenstown 18Th, has arrived.
The London correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian, writing on emanci-
patton, says be hears very general expires
sion of opinion that the frst outrage COM
mitted By the blacks will be the signal for
European Intervention in the interest of hu-
mainly.
Among the French diplomatic correspon-
deuce just published, is letter from Ma
poleon to Forey, in which it is confessed
that the policy Of the French Government
10 to prevent the United States extending
their authority southwark over the American
continent.
movement is on foot in Liverpool to
test the public opinion in regard to Amer
lean affairs, especially the emancipation
proclamation. Movements OF a similar
kind have taken place in Manchester, where
brance Emancipation Society has been
form ed
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IMPORTANT CAPTuR Il.

Baltimore, Feb. 2.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday has the
following telegram, received on Thursday
night, announcing the capture of the British
steamer Princess Royal, attempting to run
the blockade at Charleston. The vessel had
a very valuable cargo-6 Whisworth can
men, 4 steam engines for gunboats, rites,
powder, etc. A party of English workmsn,
skilled In the manufacture OF projeotiiss,
were also captured. A boat, containing the
pilot and some Of the crew, escaped TO she
oity of Charleston, bringing important dis
patches from Capt. Mowry TO the sonfsd"'
rate government.
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IMPORTANT FROM BEAUFORT.

NEW IVEA KUU' Il
Newark Advertiser learns from private
letter from gentleman 90 one Of the gnn-
boats at Beaufort, N. G., that on the 10th
ult., the whole Of our feet, with the excep-
ton of one gun-boat, left for Port Royal.
There were collected at Beaufort 60 large
steam transports, having on board abous
10000 soldiers. There were also in the
harbor $50 sohoonsrs loaded with artillery,
ammunition, ETC., which, together with
transports, would leave for Port Royal to
join the naval feet az soon 40 il could get
ready. They will compose the most pow-
erful expedition Of the war.
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BUTLER HESTTATEs TO RETURN TO
NEW 0RLEANA'

New York, Feb. /.
Especial Washington dispatch 10 the Tri-
bune. Gen. Butler has had several inter-
views With the President and Secretary of
War. The proposition that he 90 back to
new Orleans and resume command Of the
Gulf and Of Texas has been formally re-
uewed, with additional powsRe. The re-
sponsibilitiss include those attached TO the
organising Of an African army in Mississipp i
IL 10 said that Batter now hesitases about
accepting the command, in the shape Of"
fEered, fearing the means to be given him il
altogether disproportionste 80 the end to
be accomplished.
Rebel newspapers report that one OF our
iron clads made an unsuccessful attack on
some Fort on the coast of Georgia, and had
been obliged to retire in consequence Of IN
injury to her turTet.
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TnR CHARLESTON AFFAIR.

New York. FED D.
Richmond papers received to-day contain
q detailed account of the late naval fight
of Charleston The bloCkadiug feet suf-
fered severely during the latter part OF The
engagement, and we're finally compelled TO
withdraw before the Confederate iron clads'
The harbor was open for several hours
when the Federal blockaders returned
strongly reinforced. They drove in the gun
boats and again sealed the harbOr' The
vessel In which the foreign oeDsuls, accom-
panied By Gen Beauregard, had sailed out
Of the harbor, bat narrowly escaped cap
ture, owingt to the formidable character OF
tho blockading feet. The attack will not
be renewed at present.
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THE REBEL STEAMER FLORIDA DE
@TN0NED,-

Apassenger BY the Columbia from Havana,
brings intelligence that she rumor Of the
destruction of the pirate Florida has been
confirmed BY the arrival Of the Creole from
New York. His statement 10 briefly as fol-
lows On Tuesday the 9th, it was reported
in Havana that heavy firing had been heard
at Matanzas and Osrdsnas, as IL coming
from vessels Of war ,-engagsd in serious
contest at sea. Il vas also stated that the
Florida, or some other rebel vessel, had
been chased by several Federal gunboats,
but with what results had net been learned
1t was there believed that the firing and
chase we're connected with the same vessel.
The Creole afterwards arrived In Havana,
With the news that she had spoken the Fed
eral gunboat Cayuga, who reported that
she bad seen steamer on fire, and sup-
posed her 20 be the Florida, and that three
other vessels we're firing into her with great
rapidity. The locality Of this engagement
10 not definitely settled; but it was in the
capes Of Cardenas and Matansas.
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vICKsBURs, N. ORLEANS o TEXAS.
Nav Ynrk rsb


The steamer Columbia, from N. Orleans
25th, has arrived. Everything is reported
quiet. The rebels at Port Hudson have
been strengthening their works and aug.
menting their forces, evidently intending TO
hold.out as long as possible. Our gunboats
cannot assist much in an attack, though the
mortar vessels will be likely to disconm ode
them considerably.
Nothing new hal traDspired in Texes.-
10 New Orleans the banks refused to re-
ceive U. S. Treasury notes on deposit
General Banks monstrated with the Dr.
rectors and they consented to receive the
notes on special deposit.
Confederate notes were raising and 10
some demand, and the seoesaionisss were
most buoyant and happy.
Col. Thorpe stated at public meeting on
the 23d, that the levee above. the city was
in dangerous condition, large holes hav-
ing been ca: to enable guerilas to FIRE at
passing boats. The water in the river had
risen Is feet the past month, and was now
rising rapidly, and unless the levee was
speedily repaired, not only Louisiana but
large portion Of Arkansas and Mississippi
will be submerged.
The British propeller Antona was captur-
ed of Mobile, and arrived at New Orleans
on the 23d. She had valuable cargo of
merchandise.
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be more arrivals 81 gunboass befare the 70.
asws af shs aght. The Yankee army pro.
baby numbers eighty lboasaad men.
On the Eth Of January, . bomhardmsnl
took place i ri. MsAllistaE, as the msust
Of ogesbes river. sixteen nilss south 81
Savannah river, Ga. Ooly one Federal iron
clad was engaged, and she was forced b
haul OF, her tarfes being injured. Her
bull was % solid that the balls broke Ia
pieces - they struck Der sides. Maj. Reid
Saunders was captured by the betrayal ii
the crew Of his yacht. As soon - they got
out Of Charleston harbor the crew tied him
and sssered for the feet. This accounts for
the dispatches not being destroyed. Sd
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Richmond Despatch contains q tsle'
gram from Savannah, which says a Fed
erAl aees, consisting Of one turres iron clad
four gun iboats aud one mortar boat again
attacked Fort McAlhseer that morning.
The firing continued until q P. m, when
The enemy retired whipped.
The bombardmens was more furious than
before. Major Galley, commander OF the
Fort, was killed.
A Charleston dispatched the Slss, giving
an account of the capture Of the gun boat
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J. P. Saith, says: !. force, with 81 guns,
surrounded her In ssoas Rivar, eight miles
from Charleston, when m engagement en-
sued, lasting an hour, when the Smith snr"
rendered. She had eight killed and afsesa
sounded; r.
A Chattanooga dispatch says WhesssFss
cavalry attacked feet Of rs transports on
the Cumberland Rivet, Friday, destroying
FIVE of them. On Saturday they destroyed
d locomotive and five cars, at Lavergus,
capturing so men.
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PROM aAnvwaToN.

:'.ssaz &c. Monroe, Feb. |.
Ths following sxtfaat OF . letter from
acting Paymaster Fell ON the steamer New
London: .@7% T.:
Saturday evening. Jan. 10.-We arrived
OF Galveston at noon. Orders we're issued
to prepare FOR action. The Brooklyn stopped
about two miles from the Fort, Wills the
New London and Scotia vent clOsa In 90
draw, IL possible, the frs OF sny batteries
which may have been erected BY the rebels.
Surrounding The fort could DO seen the sents
OF the troops, and towards them our ere
was directed. The ball was opened by the
Brooklyn, and the Sciota followed with her
IL inch and PARROTS at one extremity OF the
town, while from the other extremity our
boats opened With one parrot and one saw
yer gun, but no reply was ELECTED. We
then advanced TO within one mile and half
and opened on their encampmsnss. We were
rolling trem endously and had to Are a. We
were rising. Our starboard 80 FOUNDER
fred one shell which exploded inside the
fort and brought down the rebel Aag. The
halyards being cut after firing several shots
the action ceased. A We retired, the rsbsIs
opened on us with feld battery. We gave
them broadside, and the sciosa sent 8
shells, all Of which exploded in the battery.
Our squadron was reinforced tonight By
two gun boats, carrying l6 guns. To-mor-
row being Sunday. nothing will be done,
but ween the bombardmsns 10 renewed it
will be terrific. Galveston is q doomed
town. On Monday We shall try TO pass the
forts to the mouth OF the harbor.
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THE BATTLE OF, BLACKTATER,
New York, Feb. /

The Herald contains the details OF the
late fight near the Blackwaier, on the night
of the 28th, with three regiments OF four
detached batsallions of infantry, 900 cav
airy and Il pieces Of artillery. Gen. Cor.
coran advanced to meet the enemy, and
found him posted 10 miles from Suffolk
The cannonadiug lasted two hours and a
half when the enemy bommencsd TO re-
treat. Corcoran then advanced his intan"
try, With fixed bayoness, and drove the en-
emv o mile, they leaving their dead and
wounded On the Geld. They took another
position two miles and half from their
former ground, from which they were also
driven. Our loss was "a killed and ~
wounded. The rebels then Refreshed across
the Blackw alter.
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NEWS VIA RICHMOND.

e. Mobross FsU' o.
Tho Richmond Dispatch says: We learn
from vicksburg that appearances Indicate
an early renewal Of the fght there Five
thousand Yankees are working on the canal
opposite the city, their intentions being to
goat transports through when the river rises,
and land their troops below. The force O.
the Yankee ases consists Of lo7 hOass' in.
GLIDING Il gunboats and perhaps there will
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CnNaR ES6G0NAG.

Washington, Feb. 5.
A bill was introduced into the House yes
terdav, which will tend to discourage the
speculation in gold. All contracts for the
purchase or sale of gold or loans in ooIlas-
eral, are made to bear stamps to the amount
of one per cent on sums over one hundred
dollars, IL the contract is 20 be filled in 3
DAYS. II not 10 60 days TO be taxed 2t per
eank
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New York, Jan. 5.
The Herald has advices from the City Of
Mexico TO the 4sh oe January being oae
week later. The Mexioans complain Of
their sympathizing American neighbors fos
sending supplies Of mules 10 che French,
and undar the circumstances are eapsuring
them o. fast as they can. The French are
gradually advancing 70 attack Puebla. The
Mexicans afe ready FOR the Invaders. Gen
Carsvajai 10 continually on the watch to
guard against surprise. IL 10 said the en-
thusiasm Of the Mexican soldiery to meet
the enemy amounts to a kind of frenzy.
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NashVlIle, JAM 81.
One thousand cavalry Of Forests COM
mand, and four pieces of artillery, were al
tho shoals awaiting the canning Reet to this
point which left the vicinity Of Franklin
The capture of boats on the Cumberland
river has been determined upon BY the reb-
els, and this is the object of the cavalry.
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FRENCH N0N-INTERvENTT0N.

hS4LAUBFUu3 H9Us u
A full and satisfactory explanation has
passed between the French Minister and the
State Department, regarding the recent al
lodged efforts to induce Mercier to depart
from a just and friendly course respecting
our affairs.
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y. n. IngFHMaA3
Flag Officer Com'd Naval force
OFFICIAL

To Tbos. Gordon Chief Of Staff The
Results Of the naval engagement yesterday
are two vessels sunk; four set Cd FIRE, and
the remainder driven away. The foreign
consuls here, held a meeting last night and
were unanimously of the opinion that the
blockade has been legally raised. Twenty
blockaders are off the bar to-day.
Petersburg, Feb. 1.-The news from
Charleston created great joy here.
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REBELS REFUSED Ar Fl. DoNEELsoN

NufI Us UV' 70
The sser msr Perry from Memphis, re-
ports no obstruction on the river. The
rebels who made an attack on the New Bra
at Island No. 10 have apparently left that
region. A dispatch received TO- day BY Gen.
futile from Paducah, says the rebels were
repused at F.. Doneilson With considerable
slaughter. The Federal loss is frem 40 to
90
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..'"@ Washington, Jan. 3.
The belief Of the government 10 that che
Charleston affair 10 grossly misreprssensed,
and that the result 10 Of triaing consequences,
except the moral effect ii may produce. 49,
P. II. Watson has been confirmed Assist
ant Secretary Of War. @...... .: -s
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The. Pirate RetrabutIsm

New York, Feb. 5.
Reliable intelligence OF the movements OF
the pirate RetributiOn have been obtained
from the Captain Of the Schooner Spring
box. which arrived in Boston from Port
Paix. The Retribution was said be OF that
port January Is. II this 10 correct, the re-
ported destruction Of four or Eve vessels Cd
St. Thomas by this privateer, 10 probably
false, 40 S.. Thomas is SO far to windward
that the Retribusion could not have beaten
10 in season 10 make the report true.
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Nashville, Feb. 4.
Stakes Tenne ssee cavalry and one Ken
lucky regiment dashed into rebel camp as
Middleton on the 2nd, They captured 100
prisoners, all camp equipage, horses, was-
"a
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MORE rRoN-eLADs TO BE SENT SOUTH,

Washington, Feb. s.
The Navy Department has the following
iron clad vessels prepared for sea and sent
south at once :-Keokuk, Nantucket, OatsklIl
and Sycamore. It is believed here they
will be ready 10 four days. The department
received information that the Patapseo left
Fortress Monroe to join our mailed vessels
South. thus all the Ericsson batteries may
bs expected to be engaged in fighting within
two weeks.