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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25

MANY DIs4tSa tgsuE5S aufHkRN wR1-
TIERS caaastEsFG sps9asesgASs.
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n NEW SERiEs Willbe eomplenceal ~ Suir'o imW'
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number vii! contain H. CoLoMNe
Iicniing Matter:
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BY PmtsNoy'PEhcH.' -
And. the. frat Of q Series Of ""Ballads Of the
War" by HuRbrRr whose charming productions,
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.t ton" or o1igi5ar and selected Tales. Which; it Is NOT
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lis writers are'tne most, sllngnis1eI IN bic
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25
ADVERTEEsSIN RaaES.

THE ME&anRY:h his. nov tie:aSsfsest %circula-
ton of any pGspttSs; insIhe &t5s. atsssis second in
this rcspeGtSS6I Sit ftwTpS6SSsddR.FEss South it
therefore 5keTs'' r}sgsTdayasnE5esSSg ESiness men
and others, &2labss sfhfercstSssqdife publicity.
ONE SQUARE. of. 13 lines, solid Nonpareil,
each iniartion IS. cents, and for each additional
line 5 cents. -, -
COMMUNICATIONS nfpersonal interest viii
bo changed s advertising laatteG.. > 80 -
tisements. Marriage NOTICES or l0bityaries,. viii
not he attended to unless the. cash orlen accepta-
BILE city referencer accompany the order -.
Jason NIL bills Of $40 and oyer. 20 per cent
%discount,is allowed. i, ia -
S south Carolina. Bank Bills taken .ippay-
mont for subsnriptiontq Tue. iisrenrY.
Charleston, DULY 1861. -..-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25

We sleep, but the loom. OF life never
stops; and the pattern which was wrav.
ing when the sun Went down, is weaving
when it comes up tomorrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
John II. Stidham, Applicant,

Ella stidhan, Alice stidi am, Ira Std
ham, Jas. Stidham, ct o., Defendants.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that John Morse
and his wife Savannah, Defendants in the above
stated case. reside beyond the limits of this State.
1T is therefore ordered that they do appear and
object to the division or sale Of the Real Estate
of John. Stidha,h deceased, on or; before the 2Sth
March next, or their consent to the same will he
F.DURISoE, eNp.&
JAN. o.. 1ass,' let 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25

Thss poorest education tlrat.teaches-self.'
control, is far better than the best, that
nrglects if.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25

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TERMS OF -sUBSCRIPTION.
: Two D~o1ll1sspor Ssl ifDqi4 in a~lyspss7vTwO
DOLLARS and FIFTY gssTs if rot raid within six +
m~ontbe-and THREE DOLLARS ii not paidbefdfs
the-expirntion Of the year: S"' -,
Subscriptions out Of the District 'imnstSs,Haid
for in advance - .:, ~.. -
RATES OF-ADvERTISING:
An advcrtiscments will he inserted at oSE DOL
Lar vaa-Fss7H. Ossps>4eE+s4aaks~gAsH'te
Minion lines or Less foE the first insertion. and
Seventy-fye Giants for carb subsequent Insertion.
persaas at a distance. wishing to adTcrtise' can
Thy noticing the icrn:) approximate To the
necessary to. pay for the same, Which they can re-
emit with tho advertisement
Those desiring. to advertise by the year can do
so on liberal .terms-itbsing understood that c5h-
tracts for yearly advertising are confined TO the
Legitimate business of the firm or ndividual,oo SON
tracing. Contract Embellishments psyabte::semi-
- ~'-f'"+
annually. -. u.,. -. g.
ALI Communication of a personal Character
Obituary Notices, Reports. Resolution er'-prO-
ceeding. Of, any sSsiStj. Association or Corpdra-
Lion, will be charged u.s. advertisements.
Announcing a Candidate mot inserted nntilpaid
~ Five Do liars. . IL "
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State of South Carolina

IELU UIoIVsrCI,
M.0RDLNARY.
Elias C. Robertson, Guardian Of
Nancy Robertson and others, Citation for
John p. Self and his s%ureties, W. and Acct.
j.. Jennings aud John Elkins.
nN hearing the Petition in the above case, It
" is ordered that the aforesaid .Dcfendun,sIu
appear in the Court of Ordinary for Edgsheld
District, on the 20;h April neyt, to, account for
their Guardianship of the above minors. a set
tlemcnt.and Decree will be made that day for the
amount due the said minors. .r.-.-.
49,. ". +. DU2ISQE, o. Z. D..
Jan 10, 1888. BIN 80. 3
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State CT. Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.-
IN. ORDLNARY.
~ 1r y NIP I.NQfIA- L,sz-: A.; -, NV or EJoo-

N-ORU1NIHl /.
hoy w. F. DURfSeI4; Esq3 Ordinary Of Edge
whorsas, 2. W. carwilc,. C. E. D.. has
applied To inc for Letters Of administration ON all
ana.fingular 1.-The goods and chattles, rights and
credits Of John -Whitlock, late Of the .DisTirL
aforesaid, decd. : b.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish:all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of.thc said
deceased, to be and uppearh efore me-: at:our next
.0rdiaary's Court Tor che said Districts 10 be holden
AT Edgeteld Court House, on the llth day. of
April next. to show cause. il my, why the sMii
administration should not be gra"::~..
Given tuuier my hand and se;l !, this End day
of Mar, in the. scar of our "a one th"us-
and eight Hundred aud siXty-:hrcc, and in the
eighty-saventh year of the sovereignty and indie
pendencc of the Stale Of soilh casolina.
2-W, 2. pERISoE, 0.E.D.
Mara Ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25
Choice Chewing; Tobacco

JNoR s,lc4,y the Box or small qunnti.y-on
T. reasonable terms. j. A.. GURLEY.
IIambu 6, Marc I'm 10
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SOUTHERN GROWN .FRtTp: FREEs
F~OR,SALEMTIHE

FoR'sAbEATTH TIRE: -
aGeore1gE.ia Nursery :.
Near Augusta, Ga
BY FLEMING Il NELSON:
u1 Il subser!lbe.s offer for sale a aaie' lot q
4. GRATED YOUNG. FRUIT TREES, con-
Sitting, ~. part Of, -. 80. 49, 49,, ::
10000 APPLE TREES, ;ope and two
years old and-srom fvcto eight feet high: among
wlrich ,~re,six;y Of the best Southern y%ariHties,
15;6oo1PEAcM-TREES, one year old,
of very thrifty growth, forty varieties ef''which
ripen in succession from early Juheto Novemeer
5000 PEAR TREES, thirty vafisies;,
all Of Which ara on Ounce roots.
Is ~foricties Of, P14U3rS, ~ripenfng in succession
through the SUMMER. Also, APRfC0TS, MEG:
TARiEgS, ALMONDS, FIGS, GRAPEiCpT-
TINGS, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASpAHAF!
Gus Roots, &c,.&c. Ever blooming ROSES
and Ornamental ShEubbery. 49, :
Our TREES vii .eompare fayorably with. those
of any Southern Nursery, and we wilfsell aschear'
us any Of them. We take great cafe in packing
them in Moss and Straw, SO that they nay be
shipped safely to any part Of the Southern St!ftcs.
Descriptive and Price Catalogues senr gratis to
all applicants. Address.
FLEMING NELSON.
October. sthl ~ -. ;, Smi 40
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:-e-prb1dsIrnD svHRY.%EpxESnAY suoHsING. :,
az" Se.-
q. .sIMzrES, d. n. D7RIsoE. s e. EEEsE.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-25
Co1portage -
AMONG TIL S0LDIERs

BY The direction Of the Colportaso Boafd,,.. at
Darlington, the work of supplying the South
Carolina soldiers With the New Testament and
religious reading, was begun first by, us in South
pIoUs PASTORS ENGAGED AS coIPoR-
TIERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Philadelphia, April 2.

niiaueIpnla, April Il
A special dispatch from Cincinnati to-
day says, Monday last jenkins rebel cav
airy dashed into Point Pleasant, Va, at
the mouth Of the Kanawha, and gained
possession Of the Court House, fred
seven houses, plundered others, and burn
cd several thousand bushels of Cover
ment corn. Volunteers arrived from Gal
lipolis, Ohio, and the rebels were driven
off with the loss of FIVE killed and Is pris.
oners who were refused parole and taken
to Gallipol:s.
Telegraphic communication is cut of
along the Kanawha, from Charleston ,e
Point Pleasant.
The Government steamer Victor No
was fred into at Halls Landing, Al
miles above Buffalo, on the Kanawha.-
One man was killed. The boat was com
Pletely riddled by musketry. The Victo
No. and Gen. Meigs finally succeeded
in reaching Gallipolis.
The Victor and B. G. Lamar are still
mp the kanawha, and it is rumored the,
ere captured by the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Especial Tribune.l
Washington, April /.

Will ApTH J..
From the fact that new rebel tents and
camps are daily appearing in our front
on the Rappahannock, Union officers con.
clude Lees army was being materially
strengthened by reinforcements. Z
1t is reported, apparently upon trust
worthy authority, that Gov. Andy Johu
son has been successful in obtaining frou
Government full powers for the libsratio.
Of East Tennessee, and that he has beer
authorized to raise troops for this purpose
and to cut all the red tape that might EN-
barrass.
Gen. Sigels leave of absence having
been still further extended, he has Left
for New York.
: Col. Bakers detectives captured two
Jews named Levi and Mites M the Pc.
tomac with 10000 or l2 900 dollars con.
isoefate money upon their persons.
a number OF citizens Of Fairfax couu.
y have been escorted to the Old Can;t.l
within few days on charge Of being CON
cerned IN the recent raid into Fs;rfar
city, and for expressing disloyal senti.
Times Special
An Agent who arrived here tb;. ava.
ning from Winchester says that perfaet
fsign Of terror exists in the surrounding
eeanfEJ sanssd ~ guerrilla bands prowi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Nov York, April 2.

The steamer Eagle, from Havana,
March 18th. arrived with dates from We.
"a Cruz to the ED, and the French army
TO the 10Th. Nothing has been done
By them against Puebla, which place the
French did not expect would capitulate
The French have captured the famous
guerrilla Camanche who has been giving
them trouble ever since their arrival in
Mexico.
The troops who went from Havana to
st. Domingo returned. The rebellion was
crushed and oil was quiet. Thirteen days
were given to those still 10 the country.
Airty to those who fed to Hayti and 60
70 those who left the island, to return to
their allegiance.
Two small rebel ships with cotton, from
Mobile and one from st. Marks, arrived
1t Havana since the Sheldracke left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
FROM KENTUCKY,
the REBELS ROUTED.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
400 Prisoners Captured.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
REBEL RAID ON THE KANAwHA
Gusrrillas Defeated.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Cincinnati, April 3.

Cincinnati. April 2.
Vicksburg Memphis reports are con.
fieting. The Argus states the Sunfower
expedition is failure, and troops returned
to Young's Point.
The Bulletin says Sherman is in pos
session of Haines' Bluff.
A Lexington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Times states Gen. Gilmore arrived from
Somerset this morning. The enemy,
numbering 1900. we're attacked miles
north of Somerset. After FIVE hours
fighting the rebels fed and were pursued
by cavalry to the river. The rebels lost
80 killed and nearly 400 prisoners, in
eluding 20 officers.
We recovered 400 stolen cattle. Loss
10 killed and 25 wounded. Our force
numbered 1900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

No noteworthy change in the markets
since tho sailing Of the hast vessel. Trade
hss besn quiet. Operations in mining
stocks occupying : large portion Of tho
time. Many merchants in the interior Of
the State are very backward In seeking
spring supplies Of merchandise.
The Merchants Marine Insurance Com
paDy w.s organised yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Washington. April Q.

A dispatch has been received at Head
quarters Of the army from Louisville lst,
giving particulars of the successful at.
tack on the enemy. in the neighbor.
hood of Somerset, KY. Gen. Gilmore
says the alacrity, yigor and gallantry dis,
played BY our troops are highly commend
able.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Providence, April l.

Providence, April l.
TSecond Dispatch.
The Republican Unionists carried eve
ry town in the Eastern Congressional
District except Newport. JAS. 7. Smith
is elected Govcrnor.by about $500 ma
iority. Thos. A. jerks elected to Con-
gress from the Eastern District by about
1900 majority. Nathan P. Dixon Is
elected from the Western District by
about 900 majority. The Legislature
stands on joint ballot, supporters Of Mr..
Smith, rs. Opponents rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

ing about, and committing dsprsdahehs
ON property Of Unionists.
The President and Secretary OF War
we're in consultation several hours to-day
making appointments Of Provost Mar
shals. They will probably be announced
Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

New York, Apr1i Z.
"A grand demonstration Of Union
Leagues 10 announced for the nth inst,
the anniversary of the stack on Sumter.
Loysl Leagues throughout the country
are invited to send delegates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

Wu6SOu, APIH =.
The report ofthe capture Of tho schoon.
er Jane Morley, with oontrabands and
contraband goods. on the Lower Potomac
It appears from the Star, from which
the story was copied, ID IN invention.
The public land to be sold next sum.
mer embraces in Warrington Territory
nearly three million acres, in Kansas
10000 acres, and in Michigan $4,000
acres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
MIDNIGHT REPORT,

Fort Monroe, April /.
Tho steamer Matamora left Fort Mon
roe for City Point last night, with 1000
prisoners for exchange.
A steamer has arrived from Baltimore
with TOO rebel prisoners. They soon
start for City Point.
The steamer State of Maine has arriv-
ed from City Point with 1000 prisoners,
including l2 officers; also, eight civilian
prisoners.
Richmond papers of the 3ist. contain
no telegraph news.
The Richmond Sentinel says the legis-
lature agreed upon bill for securing a
supply Of salt. It authorizes the impress
nasnt Of the salt works ON State Account.
A Charleston paper Of the eth has
the following: There are four steamers
now at the wharf that have arrived from
Nashua aimee Sunday with valuable oar
goes of merchandise. Notwithstanding
the blockade, our city is at present en-
joyins larger direct foreign trade than
i, ever had before.
A proposition il before the Council Of
Mobile to withdraw licenses to trade from
aliens who have claimed foreign protee-
ton against the action of the conscript
law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
New York. April 9,

new Iork, April ..
The steamer Cromwell, from New Or.
leans 18th, arrived this evening. Fugi
tives from the rebel lines continue to ar
rive with reports Of great restitution. -
People in the country parishes Of Louis
lana are in starving condition. Tn,
rebels in New Orleans state that Farra.
gut has been captured and much solici
tude is felt by the Unionists to heSr By
way Of the North of his safety, which
was probably gra.i6ed on the Goth, u
the Cromwell passed the steamer Star O
the South going up the river that day.
Gen. Banks has reestablished his head
quarters At New Orleans.
It i reported that Growers brigade ha.
been sent to reinforce Weitxel, who il
holding . strong position 1t Borwicl
Bay.
No official report Of Dupont's expsdi-
ton opposite Port Hudson is yet received
At New Orleans.
A new plan Of operation 10 said to be
adopted involving IN expedition to clear
the rebels from Atchafalga and Red Riv-
er, thus cutting of the enemy's supplies
from Texas.
The rebels have = strong forti6cation
at Bate La Ross, and it is reported the
ram Queen of the West is located there.
A secession report is that MAgruder
and Kirby Smith have joined their forces
as it would place Texas At tho mercy Of
our navy.
The failure of Banks 70 attack Port
Hudson was owing,tothe fact thatF arragut
started his feet At night instead Of Just
before daylight, 8 hours before the time
agreed upon, thus preventing Gen Banks
getting his artillery in position to draw
the rebels from their entrenchmsnts. Gen.
Banks and Gen. Grover arc reported to
have been within 600 yards Of the one
ny's batteries. tho night the feet passed
Port Hudson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Commercial.
coRREcTRD IT
s. Fl A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Strsets.

DAlLvGArR CRY oVvIcs,
KEoK-K Mch. n. T5.
FLoUR-supsssAse - 10; sprin Whss,s xtrs Q:
70; Pail wAsatRxsraos7 Is.
CORN HkAL-9osooi 0Oc ? 100 As,
BRAN AHDsa01Es-seosss . lseA -.
SHIP sTUyH-sse.
c0kN-soosasV bash.
SARLEY-el % 10 u Is.
wHRAT-pall u o6sel Is; Spring eoOsoc bu.
RYR-soOsse
OATS-%5 u 6oc.
P0TATORS-1Ds 70 800. xstail eoe.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair iaae, prime ~
choice l3s clarified i6t; crushed and povdsFsdl7a.
MOLAsSKs - Bslchsr's Sugar Hoass 7sc; Col.
den syrupsa0sse--very scarce; sorsun asGloe.
CORRkE-Rio s40aoc; Java -; Lsguyrs IS.
RICE-Soloc.
soAP-Pain 70. Family sac. German d.
CANDLHs-ssaris; Asaldl II.
TALLOW-she.
LARD-Ttose.
BuTTKA-oonmon 80 Ioci Choice 10 10 COS
rsiail 96e.
PRovlsIoNs--shoaidsr Ha.s sldes no sale.
U1EaF C5fSd HAAS, USS., IVAN 1oc.
L1ATH8R-Sois 3Aoas; HsSnsss1s0As.
HIDRs-rrimsdryi ss. :srubby halfpriss srsss
-; green sheep pelss 1sc0l IS; green hog skim
lSe. 4
HAY-Tinothy, sl0oIa %. balsd el2 ooUsA
Prsiris % ooOIe %.
skKDs-Tinoshy 81 q to 50; Fiax seed sas To
% 50; good demand.
ONiONt-ei -. rs.s-,--'~
RGG6-e - To.
WITH BEANS-I 50 10 e21s.
yEATHkRS-3oo4s.
PRUIr- Dried Apples &c per b. Dried Peach.
% loo. Dsisiss ~ 7SOe6 3.
GRKIN AYPLES--o1 - = bush.
CM11SE-Wsssssl Reserve and Dsanak u V Is,
B11F CATTLR-303kogross.
SHkIP-oS oO0s 90 vAssA.
hALT-G.A. - oe sask KanawAa e3ss = bal
rel; Lake - -. 49, - Is
FIsH-MasksSsl,No.Iol 4is0Is , bbl. mo sen
eau, NOS o0O9lo. white Fish, No Il 9s 50.
' half Dbl. Cod Ftsh zAs ~.
oiLs-Ceai OIL, 50 70 eoc; retail ss. Linsssd OIL
"a %. Lard OIL. q 4sp
BEEewAX-PY're. .0c-
FAT HUf.s-r az ..a s:a5 rsi. rt,
RAGS" od,nL n,.'.s, q.
oLDiRoN-cs Brass lsie D Cope
lie D.
EzcaAHsx.-on Rev York y perc snt .bankab,
fsnds; Philadsiphia, Boston. Chicago and Cincin
natl kpsr cent: St. Louis y per cent. old IS I.
- percent. buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

Cincinnati, Ap1 :.
No direct news from the fotilla to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

Nav York, ApT l.
Several hundred seamen left for the
Mississippi fotilla yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
Buffalo. A,

Buffalo, April :.
left this P. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03
pY TxLEssArn.i
new York Market.

new York Market.
New York, April =.
Tlour-Dul Sales n % soto ~ 50 TO rRxtsa State;
~ %0tzos 50 X. II. o.
whea1firmor and quiet. Sales 1t 81 l10ol 81
fer Spring. 81 eADsl g for Milwaukee Club; o. 60
to 81 rs Amber Iowa; 81 6sOol % for Winter Red
Wsstsrn, u II 10 ol7s Amber Michigaa.
Cosu-Markes quiet, shade nrmer. sales n pl0
30 for sound mixed; $4,000 unsound.
Oats-Quiet. Sales II sl1s7c
pefk--Firnsr. Ga for Moss.
LArd-Firn. lok01iho
whisky-HiYm. ls9<1c.
Grocsriss-Quist.
stock MaEkst.
Nov York. April 2.
stoeks-Irss Gulsr.
Sterling Exchangs-Ques. ll0t for specie; 7oe7a
for currency.
Gold--Ciossd l641.Sis5.
q. 8. year certificate, o.
Treasury 3-Io-io4t.
u SIS ri, rss'd Iol1; do coupons, lOsk.
New York Central ella.
Cahforais 7's-lask.
1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

SsAOs xAPAA =.
No one here believes there is any truth
in the reported evacuation of Haines'
Bluff. To abandon Haines' Bluff is equiv
aleat TO evacuating Vicksburg, opening
the Mississippi, cutting the Confedsracy
in two. and giving up the Rebellion in
the West.
A federal force Of 100 men, under Col.
LOOMS, who left Moscow, Tennessee, to
punish guerrillas who captured train on
the Charleston road a few days ago, over
took and killed six Of them, wounded
seven, and took several prisoners. While
resting at farm house on their return,
they were attscked by Col. Richardson
and body of several hundred Of his mon.
A severe skirmish ensued in which the
rebels lost IS killed. and large number
wounded and prisoners. Col. LOOMS
lost 6 killed and 81 wounded, The reb
els were handsomely repulsed, notwith
standing the disparity Of numbers.
Gen. Thomas went down to Columbus
where he will stay several days.
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