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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

UNPARALLELED MEANSEss.-We invite the at
tention of liberal-minded journalists to the fol-
lowing facts Failing to receive the Bulletin in
exchange we called at that office and were in
formed by the attendant that - the publishers of
the Bulletin had concluded that if the Daily
Journal wanted copy it would have to subscribe
for it," We of course subscribed at once 1t
IS hard to say whether the publishers of the
Bulletin were actuated by wretched parsimony
or petty spite in either case. they will appear
sufficiently contemplate. That journal and its
Sancho Panza, the Alta, pursue the same parsi-
monious course towards the interior papers, and
in consequence are heartily detested by liberal
minded editors The Daily Journal, on the con-
trary, exchanges with every respectable paper
on the coast, and is therefore more copied from
in one week than both the others in a MONTH
Perhaps that's what's the matter.-San Fran
cisco Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
CONSTABLE'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice John Burns court, in and for
Weavcrville township, county Of Trinity and
State of California, dated February 18th, 1864,
and to me directed, in favor of jackson II Fergu-
son and against Henry Ncesay, for the sum OF
seventy 9a-l00 dollars, judgment, and S24 costs,
and all costs that may accrue, have levied up
on and will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash Oh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

Making one hundred shares in all, said stock to
be sold without the right of redemption.
Also, by virtue of a decree in favor of George
Griffin VS. VIM. s. Lowden, on mechanic lein
and assigned to d. VI. Kellogg, am further di-
rected to sell the bridge herein before described
together with a convenient space at each end
thereof for the use of the same, to satisfy the
said Judgment of Geo. Griffin in this court en-
tered and filed the 10Th day of February, 1854
for the sum of seven hundred and seventy-seven
64-lO0 dollars, and costs taxed at $50 30, as al
SO whatever may then be due upon the Judgment
and decree of foreclosure of mortgage aforesaid,
to be paid in gold and silver coin of the United
States Notice il hereby oiYcn that on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
AG e n rs.

FISHER, 1711< Washington street. Cup stairs) San
enthusiastically opposite Maguires Opera House-is our
Vhfy authorized Agent in that city.
HENRY s. MARTIN, Postmaster AZ Junction City, will
receive subscriptions to the JeURS in that section and fur
nish our printed receipfs
Subscribers 20 the JorRSA1 at Bouia City our
printed receipts by leaving tire with KELTON
= kkLhOGG authorized agents
AtNc-h FORK A. WATERS Is OR Authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH, mailman IN transac, all BUSINESS ,r,.in
ing 10 This ONCE at Che several below North Fork
CAAS RosR is cor Agent f Trinity Center and vicinity
f&Ef RASTZtT are onf Agents at Lewiston
\. g. PRICE. ESQ and 5esticc GUSTAV THEDE are an
tnorzd 10 receive and receipt for to the JOUR
NIL TN Caaon Creek.
xPresmn BIeGS authorized receive and receipt for
subscriptions in tire Hay Fork section
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
PROMPT settlement WANTED

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
n dersigned by Note or Book account are here
by notified that immediate settlement must be
had. One Of the firm intends leaving for the
Atlantic States on the
10Th day of March,
and settlement must be had before that time.
We intend doing cash business hereafter
Customers need not ask for longer credit than
thirty days. JOHN JACKSON,
GEO. W. FERGUSON.
Junction City, Feb. 10, 1864 5-to-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
111HEREAs. BY A DECREE MADE IN TIE

WHEREAS, BY A DECREE MADE IN THE
w above entitled action the 9th day OF
February, \. D., 1864, in the District Court
aforesaid, in favor of John Arm and against VIM
A. Nunnally, ct. al, for the sum of thirty-threc
hundred and seventy-one 66-l00 dollars with in
terest thereon at the rate of two per cent. per
month from the date of this decree together
with costs taxed in the sum of $40 so. and the
costs and expenses of sale, it is decreed that |
sell the following property to wit
All the undivided thirteen sxteenths (l3-l 6ths !
of the water-race, fumes, reservoirs and appur-
tenances and privileges thereof, known as the
Rush creek ditch constructed by Fehley & Co.
The said race is situate lying and being in the
county of Trinity and State of California, and
leads the waters of Rush creek to the bars and
gulches around Quine Ross store and on Trim
ity river together with all and singular the ten
ements, Entertainments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appurtaining.
Also, one ranch houses orchard, and all 9TH
err improvements thereon, situated in the county
and State aforesaid and described as follows -
Said ranch contains one hundred and sixty acres
of land, commencing at point on Trinity river
adjoining the ground Of John Luttman running
from thence up Trinity river one-half mile to
stake, from thence in n northerly direction ONE
half mile to an oak tree, from thence in west
crlv direction one-half mile TO stake, and from
thence in southcrly direction one-half mile to
the place of beginning, together with all and sim
gular the tencments, Entertainments and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or in any wise APP
purtainng.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
Saturday,, March Goth
SHERIFF'S SALE.



In the Ninth District Court Of tie State Of CalJor-
MA, in and for Trinity county,
WHEREAS. By AN ORDER OF SALE made
w in the above entitled action on the oath day
of February, A. D., 1864, in the District Court
aforesaid, in favor of Vim. Todd and against +.
Noseret. for the sum of five hundred and sixty
nine 1900 dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of 81 per cent. per month from the date of
this order of SALE together with costs taxed IN
the sum of S57 65-l00 and the costs and eXpen-
ses of sale, am commanded to sell
All that certain piece of land lying and beng
situate in Faggtown, near the town OF weaver
Vile in the county of Trinity and State OF Call
formal and bounded as follows commencing at
the corner of Comstock Martin IS storehouse
fronting on the main road, and running thence
in a westerly direction ninety-two feet and two
inches to the corner of Bontecous lot, thence
southerly one hundred and eighty-two feet and
six inches, thence easterly ninety-two feet and
two inches, thence northcrly one hundred and
eighty-two feet and six inches to the place of be-
ginning Also, two dwelling houses situate on
the above described lot, all of which is known ms
Frank Noserct's houses and lots, together with
all and singular the tcnemcnts, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, March Goth,
A. D., 1864, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a
M and clock, p. m, at the door of tho Court
House, in the town of Weaverville, viii sell
the above described property to the highest bid
der, for cash.-W eavervlle, March 4, 1864.
JOHN 2, JONES, Sheriff.
BY II. A. JONES, Deputy Sheriff. SITS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
Saturday. March Goth,

A. D.. 1864 between the hours of 10 O'clock a.
III. and clock, p. m, at the Court House door
in the town of Wcavcrvile | will sell the above
described property, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgments
as herein before set forth -Weayeryille, March
l, 1864. JOHN 7. JONES, Sheriff
BY II. a. JONES, Deputy Sheriff. SITS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday. March Goth.

A. D., 1864, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a.
m. and o clock, p M, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Weavervlle, will sell the
above described property to the highest bidder,
for cash Wcaveryille, March 4, 1864.
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
By II. A. JONES Deputy Sheriff SITS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
SHERITF'S SALE.

D. M Kellogg VS. VIM. s. LOwden, ef.aI'
In the Ninth District Court Of the State Of Caty0T'
mia, in and for Trinity county,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Arm VS. VIM. A. Nunnally,

In the Ninth District Court Of the State Of Cdlfor-
MIA in and for Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

In The Ninth District Court Of the State Of CalJor-
MA, in and for Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

ISsstAN DEPREDATIoys AT Hay FoRK.-A friend
'scitds MS the following information relative to
raSe visit of Indians to that section. 1t NAV he
we'll enough to warn the people of the border
settlements to be the alert for the red rascaIs
until aid arrives in the shape of detachment of
soldiers, which We daily expecting, if the
programme Of the Humboldt campaign as here
tofore arranged is carried out, and we hope and
believe it will be. The letter is dated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
SAIrRpAr. FehrnarY %

SAIlkDAtf Etotuarf ~
The week went out very quietly. Whateve
spirit obtained earlier tagged toward the last
The transactions were Only worth noting that he
record may be kept up. There are nominal
figures for every conceivable sort OF merchandise.
but actualities the essentials of a commercial
report Potatoes. for instance. were offered at
S3c. and ear corn at s3c. but there were no trans
iers SO of -four. pork. groceries, hay. &c &c.
Nothing done We may speculate as TO causes;
we may talk of the price Of gold, OF exchange, of
freight tariffs, of the currency. of the revenue
bill, of the whisky tax, of the uncertainties of the
day and the vicissitudes of commercial life gen
erally-but that is all. The fact remains The
market closed fat
We note: 700 bush rel wheat, 81 20; |, 900 DO
do. prime. 81 20.
For the week note sales Of $50 sugar-cured
hams. l3Isc: 200 600 lbs bulk sides. 93xc; so 900
los. clear sides. 1899: 81 brls -four family
brands). SO i0@6 81: $3.50 bush. red wheat.
81 20, 81 81 and 81 -: 500 bush ear corn deliv-
cred on cars. s5c; 1000 lbs sifted corn meal, So
per 100; 10 tons mixed bran and shorts, SIS: 10
tons bran. Sis 50@2O on: $50 bush cloverseed
So: sO0 terces prime Havana sugar. 3l@l41lc;
$50 brls. 81. Croix. l5l4c: 81 bush. f,xseed. p
n t s bales Manila roIe. 114c; 2OO terces pure
leaf tobacco, p. n {; 900 bush corn in store
SIC; 100 brls. supefne -four delivered s. 10; $50
fine do, 81 %; 80 tons baled hay S24.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
sic e p.


God bless the man who first invented sleepp'
So Ssncho Psnza said, and say
And bless him. also. that be didn't keep
His great discovery 10 HIMSELF or try
To make it--as tie .ucky fellow might
close monopoly by patent right"
Yes. bless the man who irsi invented sleep,
n really cent AVOID the iteratou.l
Bot blast the man, with curses loud aud deep.
Nhaie'er the rascsPs name, or age or station,
Who nrst invented. and went round advising.
That artificial cut of-eariy rising,
''Rise with the lark. and with the lark to bed f"
Observes some solemn, sentimental owl;
Naxims like these are very cheaply said
bu, ere yeu make yourself fool OF fowl.
Prayjust inquire about their rise-sns fall
And whether lsrks have any bed al ALI
The time for honest folks to be sbed"
j. IN the morning. if reason right;
And he who cannot keep his precious head
Upon his pillow ill its fairly light.
And 80 enjoy his forty msrning Vii X,
l. up-to Snavery; or else he drinks,
Thompson, who sung about the Seasons" said
IL was glorious thing TO rise In season;
Bltthen he aid lily. gin his bed
Attes O'Clock 4. M---tb- very reason
he wrote 20 charmingly. The simple fact is
Ills preaching wasn't sanctioned by his practice.
It's, doubtless well 20 be sometimes awake
AwaEe 10 duty and AWAKE to truth
But when. alas n nice review take
OF cur b-st deeds and days. find in sooth,
The hours that leave the i ghieSt cause 10 weep
Are those we passed in childhood, or-a>leep
lis beautiful 10 leave the world awhile
For the soft visions Of the grnt.e night;
And free at last from mortal care ard guile,
To live, a. only i'm the angels sight,
In sleeps sweet realms costly shut in,
Where, at the worst, we only dream Of sim
So let rs sleep. and give the Maker praise.
like the lad who, when his father thought
To cl p his morning nap by hackueyed phrase
OF yagrant worm by early sOngster caught
Cried Served him right. lis not az all surprising
The worm was punished. SIR, for early risingp'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
Sunday Night Dispatches.
CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
The Rebel Forces in Texas.
The Rebels Attempt 10 Cross the
Tennessee.
Rumored Capture of $4,000 Prison
ers by Gen. Sherman.
&c, &c, &c, &c &c.
&c, &C., &c. &c &c.
from New York.

INV YoRK. Feb PA Washington dispatch
reports the capture of IL blockade runners on
the Lower Potomac. with a large amount of
valuable goods and a rebel mail.
The Herald's dispatch from Western Virginia
reports the arrival of a large number of re0el
deserters.
Lirut SnOdgrass has been caught and indenti-
fed one of the persons engaged in the recent
robbery on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, for
which he is TO be tried by the United States Dis
trict Court
The Times Newbern letter Of the 18th re-
ports the Dual retreat OF the rebel retreat
Pass Civslo (Texas) letter saws deseriers
report Macruders force at 80 900. Coney Creek
Is occupied by 5000 men with several heavy
guns. and 20.oOO men can be concentrated there
in two DAYS
The rebels have two picket posts s and Is
miles in advance of Coney. TO give them time
for preparation in case OF our advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
From Warrington.

WAsHISOroS. February pa circular letter
10 District Attorneys has been Issued from the
Attorney Generals Office. setting forth that many
persons against whom criminal indictments. or
against whose property proceedings under the
CONSUMPTION law pending in the courts of the
Udied States, growing out of their participation
in the existing rebellion. have in good faith TAX en-
the oath presented by the Presidents proclams
ton o. December last. and have therefore en-
titled themselves to the full pardon and restora-
ton of all rights of property. except TO slaves
and where rights of third parties have interv ened
which that proclamatio ton offers to secure. The
President has accordingly directed instructions TO
he issued to the District Attorneys to iiscon-
tinue such proceedings when il Is satisfactorily
shown that the oath OF allegiance has been taken
in good faith IL j. not necessary that deed OF
pardon, signed by the President. shall be pro
duce,l. a the President would find il impossible
to sgn 20 many papers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
From Cairo

CAIRO. February 2l.-The steamer City of
Alton. from Memphis the 18th, hiss arrived
She brings 400 bales OF cotton for St Louis
Gen. auckland has issued an order for the bet
ter protection of steamers in his district from
fire.
Over 1900 negroes have already enlisted in
Tennessee.
Enlistmeuts in the middle district rate 500 per
week
Swarms OF guerrlas are reported in the vi
cinity OF Waterproof They had fred three cot
ton gins which burning when the steamer
Julia passed up. Guhboas were Smelling the
woods
Our forces Mt Vidolia. Miss. were recently at
tucked aud driven IN by Dick Taylor Rein
torcements from euubOats came to the re-
lief OF troops and Taylor's command was
scattered and Il number killed ard wounded
The weather a Cairo is mild
Gen Benton, from below, nrriv eel TO day.
After two or three DAYS skirmishing our forces
captured Gazoo city, WHICH they now hold.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

HUME. LORD Co-The Trade Palace of
these enterprising gentlemen is one Of the places
in indianapolis to which to 20 for the most ee
CANT fabrics Their asSortments varied aud
extensive. Their silks. Sttns. laces. embroider-
les, are magnificent Their stock of dress goods
comprises every fashionable article Their sup
plies of staple goods such prints. brown sheet
lngs, muSlns tckings. checks, cottonades and
the like among the heaviest For gloves
hosiery, bamorals and hoopskirts. too, 90 the
Trade Palace; and also for the most splendid
collection of carpets from which to select.
MesSrs Hume, Lord < Co. are receiving their
spring supplies, and selling their winter goods
at reduced prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
>eW kork Market.
New York, Febru.

NEW DIRK, February ~.
Flour Tic better. with fair demand: Sc 70td
80 for extra State. Sc s5(d1 80 extra round
hoop Ohio. and s. 55@9 so for trade brands,
market closing heavy
Whisky steadyst 9a@9lc for State and West
ern.
Whea, &c higher. with fair demand: 81 sea-
80 for Chicago spring; 81 57Ge 60 Tor Mil
saukee cluo; ST. Goal 90 for winter red West
ern.
Corn is a shade frmer 81 27@l 2Slia for ship
ping mixed W e-tern in store.
Pork is 6rmer. but withou. material change:
900 br!s mess for March. buyers option, at
S22 1919 d22 25; 100 brls. do for March and
ADril. at S22.50, and 900 brls new mess for
June and July. at S24.
Beef firm, with lair demand.
Llrd firm and in fair demand at l3l0l4c:
also 500 brls. for March. April and May. at
l4@l4l5c.
Butter Is firm at 26M3Oc
Cheese. l4@ lie for common 10 prime
Money easy. Sterling Exchange qniet at
l74@l14% Gold firm, opening at 1897 de
ciining TO 1895, and closing firm at 1898 "a
lo9la
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

FoRT SMITH. February 2o-Intelligence has
reached here that Gen Price received sixty
DAYS furlough TO enable him to visit Texas or
Mexico. Ii IA believed at headquarters and
throughout the rebel army that he will never re-
turn. He left Camden ten DAYS ago. with small
escort. in citizens dress
Cen Curtis has returned TO Kansas. When
near the old battle field of Prairie Grove. while
separated from the main body of his escort. he
was fired upon several times from an ambush.
unhurt.
The survivors Of party of Texas loyalists
arrived YESTERDAY The main party was attacked
in the kenosha Valley. 100 miles from here. and
all but eleven killed or captured. All the roads
are closely guarded now, making it very difficult
10 eScaue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
81 ftAkehAfs-
cincinnati rket.
CINCINNATI. Februar

CINCINNATI FeOruary ~
Flour opened buoysnt and prices advanced
lO(d l5c per brl. but the market closed heavy un
der the adviee- from New York About S 900
hrls sold at S5.75d5 e5 tor superfine: SIS goa
8 II for extra. and SO I5@6 40 for family
Wheat advanced DC. closing quiet at 81 30t6
81 for red and 81 37(1l ~ for white
Corn advanced to 81 04@l Us for new ear and
81 Dc Tor shelled in bulk
Oats are steady at 79c in bulk and 90@9lc in
Guiding sacks
Rye firm at 81 80
Cefl.e advanced &c, closing at 36c for prime
Rio. Sugar is &c higher. Molasses firm at
75(d Zoe FOR New Orleans
Provisions were quiet hut firm.
New mess pork S22Cd22 80
Bulk meat 734 @s14c Tor shoulders. 91l6l0
for rib siies. l0ls "a lns4c for clear sides
Bacon and boxed meats unchanged and nom
inal.
Lard is in demand at 1917 @l224c. but is held
18 to 14c higher
Gold 1853 Silver I5O@l52 Exchange very
firm at par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 81 Quite number of
delegates TO the Freedom Convention have ar
rived here, and more are expected before morn
ing
large number of negroes from Christian
county are making their way to GAINESVILLE to
enlist
The Court Martial in the Of NcC0ok and
Crittenden will adjourn tomorrow. Ii IS the
opinion of outsiders that both Generals will be
Thoroughly indicated
All reports that the Louisville Journal has
been or will be sold to the Republicans utter
" false
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
Supreme Court of Indiana.

February 10. 1861.
The State rel Connell vs. Edward B
Allen. Nigo {. L. Petition tor rehearing over
ruled
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company vs.
Elizabeth Mcfarland. Cass {. Z. Petition for
rehearing granted
State OF Indiana VS. Isaac K. Gilbert. Jeaer.
son c. L. Reversed
Hannah Is Synmes VS. Daniel s Major
Ohio L. Z. Aifme with per cent damages.
John Ball W. Frederick Burnett. Boone c c.
Reversed.
James Bell vs.. William Cafferty Mani C.
G. Reversed.
State OF Indiana vs.. John r. Murphy Daviess
C & Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

We call the especial attention OF strangers
visiting the CITY during the Convention. to the
extensive and well stocked Drug establishment
of Senpur. on " Ashington street. Bates Block
Every article IN store i purchased for cash from
hrst hands. consequently inducements to physi
Clans. druggists and dealers in medicines gener-
ally, are offered here that b. found in the
city. This house commands the principal retail
and prescription business OF the place. and this is
accounted tor from the fact that Senour superin-
tends and has always on hand fresh and rela-
ble stock of Drugs. Therefore We say to patror :
when you are sick, which We by no means wish
or desire. get your Medicines at Senour's. and
our word for il YOU will not repent. 22-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
From Cairo.

CAIRO. February 20.-An officer from Big
Black River reports that just before reaching
jackson skrmiSh ensued between a part OF
Gen. Shermans forces and BODY of 900 or
5000 rebels, in which the enemy vas defeated
We captured I3 prisoners
Our forces passed through Jackson in two col
umns. the enemy retreatng across Pearl River
30 precpit'tely that has pouioons, two pieces of
artillery and u number o! prisoners fell into our
hands Our forces seized provisions of all kinds
AMI swept on
Great disaflcction is said to exist among Ken.
lucky. Tennessee and Mississippi regiments in
the rebel army. and large numbers OF deserters
are coming iuto our lines
Gen. Sherman reached Meridian ten DAYS after
leaving Vicksburg.
A portion OF 1uttle's division got behind and
was cut oil from the expedition, aud returned TO
Nick>burg
Gen Nc Arthur is in command at Wick sbnrg,
Gen Mcpherson having accompanied Sherman
with most OF his corps.
Two refugees from Mobile report that the citi-
zens of that city feel secure from attack. There
are lo,OO0 rebel troops in and around the city
Union sent ment prevails to considerable ex-
tent, and 1t will be expressed rs soen as proiec-
ton is afforded
Nothing is known of the reported revolt at
Fort Morgan.
The report that Gen Smith. who was in COM
mand of "A cavalry expedition in Mississippi, was
wounded in fight with Forrest, near Grenada,
l. not confirmed and not believed
Guerrillas keep upa musketry fire upon steam
erS between New Orleans and Memphis. but
little damage is reported
Gen. Buckland. at Memphis. is gaining much
favor there by his judicious administration OF
affairs
Ice is running heavily in the Mississippi at
Cairo and for fifty miles below
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
skyENrY-NINTH DAY.

February %, lc64.
The Board of Commissioners of Grant county
vs. William O. Miles Grant G. {. Petition
tor rehehring oserruled.
John r Arnold VS. Julia A. Arnold Hen
bricks Z Reversed.
Finlev Stearns vs.. John Campbell Fulton Z.
L. Affirmed.
State OF Indiana ex rel vs.. Blackford b. Mof
felt. administrator Viso c C Petition for re
hearing Overruled
John Vail ct al vs. James Kmsaw Marion
G. c Affirmed
John .Larrimore W.. John W. Hcrnbaker
Monroe q. p Reversed
Daniel Barber vs.. John Barber. Franklin c.
G. Affirmed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
From Huufsyillc.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA February 20-Official in
formation from Gen Dodge was received at Gen.
Logan's headqutrtes, to-day, that what was sup
posed TO be Roddy's command attempted to cross
the Tennessee River at three different ferries,
anu were driven back by Dodce's troops. The
loss of Union troops was very slight.
Ii il rumored here that Sherman has had a
fight with Polk near Brandon, Miss, and that lie
whipped him and took - 900 prisoners