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The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
From Memphis,

CAIRO, ILL.,, March II.
The steamer Liberty, with Memphis dates
up TO the evening of the 18th, has arrived.
The Bulletin says cotton had declined un-
der heavy receipts, and ranged from SO TO &c.
The steamer Platte City is passing here
bound to st. Louis, with 800 bales of cotton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

SUNDAY SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS This
is the title Of series of sketches by Rev. Al
fred Taylor, Pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church in Bristol, Pa. The sketches are d.
vided into classes, one being devoted to SUI
perintendeuts, another to Teachers, third to
Scholars, and the fourth to Speakers. These
sketches are the results of his own observa-
ton and experience, and the pictures drawn
are lifelike. The book should have an extern
siye circulation among all friends of Sabbath
Schools. 1t is published by Henry Holt, Bos-
ton, and for sale by II. Packard.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

B There was a report in this city yester-
day afternoon that row had taken place at
Cape Elizabeth, at the sale of the goods saved
from the Bohemian. We are happy to say
that there was not the slightest ground for
the rumor. Deputy Marshal Wentworth was
present during the sale, and he says, although
the crowd was large, there was no disorder.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
For Sale.

4 SQUARE block of land, of about 10000 acres
IA of wood land, on the south side of the river
st. Lawranee. in Canada East 1t is interceeded by
two considerable rivers with eligible Mil sits Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
berch, beech, tamarac ana bass d TO any amount
Enquire of HIT. MACHIN Portland
Portland, FEB. 1864. feb2b eodtf
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
MunIclpal Court.---March I1th.

Michael o'Neal was brought up on charge
OF larceny OF four calfskins. The evidence
did not sustain the complaint and he was dis
charged.
John Wells was charged with larceny OF
one ealfskin. No one appeared to give evil
dence against him and he was discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
Portland Dry Dock.

TNHE undersigned being i've of the persons nam
Il ed in the Act of Incorporation OF the Portland
Dry Dock Company, hereby notify a citing OF
said Corporation at the rooms of the Board of
trade. on Monday, zsth inst at p NJ. to decide upon
the acceptance the Act of Incorporation and for
the purpose of organizing said Company
JACOB MCCLELLAN
T. e. HERSEY,
c. DAVIS
WIN. W. WOODBURY.,
o NJ. MARRETr
The subscribers to the Dry Dock are requested 10
meet at same time and place.
mchl I'm
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

sBThe attention of those who are seeking
active and remunerative employment, is called
to an advertisement in another column, head
ed, ga Rare Chance"
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

S~yThe gunboat Agawam sailed from the
Kitery Navy Yard, at o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, for the Southern coast, via New
York She went off in grand style.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
To Manufacturers. Shin builders

A persons DESTROYS of Real Estate Investments
IA the owingrroierty is offered at good arg aims
- Houses at prices from sl5t0 to 5000.
loo souse Lots at prices from $500 TO 5000
200 Feet of water front suitable for wharYes Shin
yards, Manufacturing Siies, fronting deep water
with nne spring of water I'D AGENT thereto and
portion of il adjoining the Grant Trunk Rail \ Dad
from which freight may be depo 'ted on the remises
mchl7 3w MOskS GOULD, "A Middle st
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Steam Engine for Sale.

4 Eight horse power, portable upright Engine,
IA nearly new-Wittinger Cooks best mxl e.
Sold only for want of use. Address ENGINEER,
at this Office.
Portland. March u. 1864. div.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
For Sale.

A desireably located lot of land belonging to the
IA heirs of the late John West, on which the
house was recently burned situated on Fore Street
No Fl, and running back TO Sumner ST. Enunire OF
Edward Howe, at the rooms of his son, Mr. George
NJ Howe, No liz Middle street up stairs.
March 4, 1864 mch5 9yeod
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

lg-Several persons were killed or fatally
injured by the explosion of Messrs. C. ID.
Leets & Co.'S Cartridge Factory, Springfield,
Mass, on Wednesday afternoon last.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

I-Chas. P. Kimba!l, Esq, viii lecture be-
fore the Mechanics Association, at the Libra
ry room, this evening. Subject Patrick
Henry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

g-Steamer Star of the South arrived at
this port yesterday, for the purpose of taking
on board a detachment of the I'd Maine Cav
oil
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
Dissolution of Copartnership.

H,HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned. under the name and style of
GROSS, SENTER & JORDAN" is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. WILLIAM W. CROSS and
ROYAL SESTER authorized to close the BUSH less
of the late firm. WAN. w. CROSS,
ROYAL sENTER
Brdgton, Feb. 9, 1854 WIN. A. JORDAN
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

gBThere viii be meeting of the Band
of Hope in the City Hall, at 2 o'clock, on Sat
urday afternoon, at which all the children,
with their parents, are invited to be present
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

HALIFAX, y. s., March IL
The U. S. Revenue steamer Miami arrived
this afternoon, and will leave with the steamer
Chesapeake tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

gy-Mr. John l.. Frazier, recently postmas-
ter at Cape Elizabeth Junction, requests us to
say that he resigned his Office, and was not
removed, as stated in the Press of Wednes-
day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

mchl2 dteG
Picked UP.
Want TO Purchase

A Dwelling House. suitable for a small fsmiy lc-
"a Gated above Brown street. Address. stating
location and terms, BUILDER
mehi0 dtt Portland D.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
WANTEDi
L, 900 WOMEN

TO make Army Drawers. Also good Pant Basters
PANTS.
None but good workmen wanted Apply at tho
rooms In FREE STREET BLOCK over The store
one DOR north Of Tolford's. No work given out or
taken in Monday forenoons or Saturday afternoons
ir02s du s. W. HUNTINGTON.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
Barbonrsruie Threatened by Tie Rebels.

CINCINNATI. March II.
A dispatch from Charleston, West Virginia,
dated yesterday, reports that rebel force,
1900 strong, was within fifteen miles OF Guyan-
dotte, threatening Barboursvile. A strong
force has been sent to intercept them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
Schooner for Sale.

X The sehi" President Washing ton, about
49, o. tons burthen, rebuilt ia 1863 well
/LH-N adapted TO the coasiipg and freghtng
-xtkIS business Is well found In sa. and rigging
-=sSz2s and will be sold low If applied To- soon
Apply TO Robert watson. Harpswell Great Island
or TO Dana Co, Commercial Street, Portland.
mchl6 eod2w-
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

EESee Advertisement of Havana Sugar
for sale by Hophni Eaton, Central Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
Portland Tarnxerein.

HNHE annual meeting of this Association, for the
4 election of officers, wall be held at their rooms
Friday evening, March 18th, at s O'Clock A full
and punctual attendance Is desired
Per order. c. PRINCE. Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
To Nine Months Soldiers,

fstHOSE nine months soldiers who made written
a applications to me last September. TO obtain
their Boaatg are requested 60 call at my Office and
On the requisite documents for that purpose All
other soldier cl inns attended 10 BY me.
EDWIN S. HOVEY,
Counsellor at Law
mchl5dlws Office 80 Exchange ST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

The Quota OF Nec York Full.
NEW YORK, March II.
The quota of this city under the call for
100000 men has been raised.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
FOR SALE.

Two CLOSE AN ESTATE. Schooner Sarah
l. Wooster" l72 tons, fore and aft rugged be-
heyt TO be sound-tted up last fall at an expense
of one thousand dollars with sails rigging and
spars; carries $50 NJ lumber, aud Is good sailor
Apply TO N. j. MILLER, JR
mehs d3w over 90 Commercial Street
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Great Fire in West Meriden CT.
VALENTINE & BUTLER'S
Alum Parent Fire Proof safe
TRIU MPH A Mt .

A the great FIRE in West Meriden Conn., on the
IA Sth inst. Messrs. Valentiae Buffers Alum
Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Safe was subjee ed
to one of the most tests record. The saie
was subjected TO a red hot heat for nearly fourteen
koars and delivered up its contents in perfect err
saving nearly THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth of property TO the owners The contents of
two other Safes OF other makers, ding with
i'll THREE FEET of tae Alum Patent, were EsTIRE-
LY DESTROYED.
Samples OF the money and papers taken from the
Safes DESTROYED, also those taken from the Alum
Patent, have been forwarded by mail, and can be
seen at the Hard ware store of Il. Warren Lancey
& Co., on Lime Street.
Valentine & Butler. Alum Patent Fire, and Bur-
glar Proof Safes have been tested in over TWO
HUNDRED accidental nres within the last thirteen
years. and in NO instance have they failed to
preserve their contents IRON the attacks of either
fire or burglar Parties in ed of reliable Fire and
Burglar Proof Security. will do well TO give this
matter q careful investigation before purchasing.
Messrs. Thomson & Co., of New Hayed. Conn
the Agents for the sale of these Safes In the New
England states and refer by permission to the fol-
lowing parties in Portland who have recently pur-
Portland Gas Light Co; c. c. Mitchell Son; z.
+. X. Co; Cleveland Osgood; Daniel
Winslow Som Rufus 4. Wood, ksq Hobbs
Chase & Co; T.. Clark, NJ. Josiah Burleigh
Esq; W. W. Hilton, ESQ.,; IL. NJ. Payson, ESQ. A.
r. York, Esq; and many others.
Certificates giving Their particulars in relation
to the late fire. will be published in few days.
mchl5 dim. T < Co.
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Removal.

DR. LUDWIG has removed to No 80 High ST.,
IL eorrer of Congress.
Portland, March Il, 1864. mchl7 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. II Clapp's Block,

CORSER OFCONGRKSS AND Elm STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perma an emit
L located in this city. During the eleven months
thst nave been IN town We have cured some of
other forms of treatment In vain, and curing pa
tents In 50 short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured, To answe err this Question
we will say that all that do not ttay eu ed we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years aud 10 also regular graduated physician
Electricity perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In me mead neckor eS,remities; consumption, when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism serofula hin
diseases, white evenings spinal diseases, curvature
palsy or paralysis, st. vas' Dance deafness STAN.
mering or hesitsncy Of speech. dyspepsia, indges-
every that can be presented; asthma bronehis
complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18
Tenement Wanfesi,

WANTED 70 rent. house pleasantly situate,
w convenient for one, or two small fnmflie
Address A. NJ r. Box $40 20. mehs tdtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-18

Who have cold hands aud feet; weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headachat
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side
and back; lercorrhea, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train Os diseases will find in Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruatiop
too prouse menstruation and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Certain
specific and will In short time restore the sufferer
to the vigor OF health.
ETW We haze an Electro CheHzicai apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison frum the system such "a
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreda who
are troubled with still joints weak backs and vari
Gus other difficulties. the direct cause Of which In
nine cases out or ten Is the effect of poisonous druas
be restored to natural siren 9Th and vigor Nv az
use of from ave TO eight Baths -
once hours from O'Clock A. N. to P.x;l}
Consultation Free. tvIA isadt
, 1864-05-17

The 0PEEA.-The grand opera-GA Ugons.H
drew the most brilliant house Of the season,
although not quite 60 1aree az the Faust nights.
1t was genuine operatlc house, however. and the
old csmpaIgners at times warmed into quite little
tempest Of enthusiasm. The opening scene was
for TamaTo considerable applause. i was follow
ed up By Formes With the choral 9 tee che o1nor.
in magnificent style. Formes' make up Was ad-
m1rable, and gave Us touch Of the stern Old Hu.
euenot soldier akin to nature. Az Of For1nes'
dramatic conceptions are good and Marce ia his
"a Urbino, the Page. looked superbIy aud sang the
cayatipa no1K donna In style which brought out
the rich quality Of her voice at its beat castE as
the Queer, was also very effective md displayed
tion Of executive ability which VIC have not heard
from her before The interest Of the drst act cul
minated in the grand finale, which produced de-
clded sensation, and the curtin fell amid perfect
storm Of applause.
and the litanies, which open the second act,
were unusually we'll done, aud the
septette in the same act Was splendid bur5t OF
harmony. The finale OF the uct was specially No.
ticcable for the mise en- scene, the military band
Of tie seIenade: The interest Of the third
ters in the grand duo between Tamaro and Lortnl.
The psrt vas heavY, and ran oftentiunes too high
for him. mle{ortune which he oyercame by 4 skill
tnl lfasetto Considering the difficulty Of the role
be y entitled to much credit for the manner IN
vas very effective, and took tho part with m1:h
dyamstlc feeling as well as vecal success. Taken
ASA whole, the Opera WAS admirably rendered con-
sidering the difficulty Of tts production, and the
limited resources Of the theater for its proper rep
To-lIeht tbs immortal Don Giovanni win be
gtyeD. We adyiae those p1rposing to 70 to apply
early for seats.
, 1864-05-17

NEW YoRK. May 16.-Tke City Of London from
Liverpool the 4th, ria QnecnssnWn, arrived to-day.
wae that she might DO sold. provin: nnat for a
cruiser.
The Pcruvia1's news caused the Confederate
loan TO advance ~ per cent, closias 65 @25;H.2 -
In tie House Of Common. inquiry was made as
troops in Minnesota had been permitted to pursue
Sioux Indians Into British territory.
Mr.. Cornwall stated 1t WAS true, md offered to
The Danish war news was un1mportaut
A Conference called fer the cd was postponed tflf
theA English journals continue TO expresallt-
tie hope Of favorable tEsue.
The Enghsh Channe! fleet remained In the Downs
ready to sail at twenty.fuu honrHf notice. The Of
Ace1s were ordered to join their ships. and the I'M
pres1ien prevailed that they would be ordered to
the Baltic II the Austrian fleet went there.
The Pope had delivered m allocut,on denuncia-
tort Of Russia, for hi e liey towards the Catholics
The Fope's allocution to the Emperor Of Mexico
is published. The Pope urges Ma1imilltan to re-
spect tie tights Of the people and OF thu Church.
NEWS PER STEAMER HECLA.
NEw YORK, May 16.-The steamer IIecla. Liver
pool 3D. ria Queenstown 4th. arrivlred At O'Clock.
general news Is ntescstias.
Meyerleer, t,e great composer, died at Paris.
1 fecond meeting ot the conference was called
fer May Sd. There wns great anxiety to know
II 1t would result in IN aEn1istice.
The Times and paAy iNtus tannt the, French
Governne ent with teias the cau.e Of the difficulty,
through their indifference.
STILL LATER PER HIBERNIA.
Farther POINT, May 1G.-The Steamship HI
bcruia, from Liverpool, May 5th, via Londonderry
evening.
1fer advices are ono dag Inter.
There had been no movement in Denmark. Il
was considered TINT the conference had come to to
IN untfmely end.
7 he 97mes thinks 1t may as well be abandoned.
The Morning Fos3 Ia very War like towards Rus
eia and Austria.
, 1864-05-17
TIE WAR In TENNESSEE.


CINCINNATI, May 1G.-Newa from Columbia, in
midGle Tennessee, says grrn, excitement prevails
there among the people civil and military. Forrest
10 reported to have crossed the Tennessee River,
bc1lw Florence, efter corabinins LIS forces with
thoec Of Eoddy, md Is said to be noFlug on Pu-
laeki and our town. The military authorities do
IDENTIFY throwing mp fresh earth-works, and to That
pstrofc occupation, hare summoned every able
bodied 1nan here-sutiers, photographers an1 cot
the oath OF allegiance are compelled 10 enter the
bitches. At Pnlo.ki there Is the same excitement,
all about rumor, which, as ,ye'., has no visible
foundation. In case Forrest should cone this
way, we think re will him OF bis interesting
tastr for etnrmiuc foriihcatfons.
, 1864-05-17
THE DANISH WAR.



Our readers have now learnt the sad etory Of the
fall Of Duppel. A told by our correspondent at
the Danish headquarters, ills one Of the most az
fectins incidents In the annals OF war. The de-
sdiption Of that Danish army, hbortng and wasting
day by day under the PEuselan fire, doing tts duty
cou1aeeons1y and eyen eheerfully, but with con
tcIousnees that the last hour wus fast approaching
that victory WAS impossible and safety doubtfu1'
forms picture which will not be soon efaced from
Tie mind. For many days before the final assault,
The doomed army knewits fate It ig hard to fmacine
that the most ignorant soldier could have seen the
guns dismounted hy he Prufean fire. the batteries
rrumblipg and tn1f abandoned, the enemy's works
pushed daily Rssrer sna aesreF snd theI number
ranks, without knowing what the end mnst inevi-
taoly be: At last The day came, and with It dis
those who feared that the whole army woald ner.
1sh. Accounts from the DANISH camp confirm the
ezfimatea given By the Prusslans Of tie retreatiog
a1my'a 1ose. When an eye witness Of tho ruin
qtatea TINT the army may have been diminished by
seven or eight thousand men, OF oven bJ half its
numbers, ve may presume that The estimate q
s9 %s9o given BY he r1ss'ans Is not exasgerated
chiefly By tho retreat to Alsen having been
, 1864-05-17

(Teek, apted exclusively to the Chicago Tffbun d..
NEW YoRK. Monday Evening, May 1s. 1861.
BEEF CATrLH-There were On sale at Al1t1toa'a
this ornipg. s.1e0 head Of Beef Cattle. but before
night tits number was increased by additional a1ri1
elB to 800 head. Tbe gene.alquaty Of the offerings
III touai to thoBe received last week. but the weather
IL rsuy and warm. AID unfavorable for business. The
Market Notwithstanding, has ruled act1ve and buoy.
ant and Prices show IN advance Of fully 1c 2 n
TIE Il prices current oday. excluding faocy cAstle
OF extra holiday beef are = D, for net weight OF
eat, seller sinking ofal. 17K@1sc; medium quality
say Il average Of GOOD fair drove Of 500 or 100
u,rcIs Etee.s. 1e17c. The lowest zate1, Including
scah aRe, cearse oxen, &C., 1s9l6e. These are the
hight prices ever known to be paid for Detf Cattle
IN this market In the morning there mas considers
be activity and buoyancy, but yards tho close the
demand not 70 active, buyers preferFuK to walt
till to-u ooW, rather than pay the figures asked by
dfovtrB.
sHFEr-Tbe shetpmarkct ts unusually brisk, and
compared With last wei, pics are bettsrndse1,
higher than erer hchrc known here. Ne quote:
Bcst ice, = 1--we I2Hc; shear
td.sEc.
uOGs-Thc receipts this week, thus far. n1n about
the GO AZ last week and tho nasktt comparative
II slow. The 1ange Of prices 2 y. lire weight, ara
ouoteG At 1k43c.
, 1864-05-17
A DISPATCH FROM GEN. BUTLER


NnrTm GAnn1m. ~ PnofTon,. " suTta cI1t 4T3 r.
May ID vIa FouTnCes MoNHoE MaT ~"
A. d,r1;cbt f-n> p,-,h.n,,s h.;,.sI .so,
x,. 49, s,.M. A' p44saoe cua1sea
mi r.--f.d ~ aats-o ~. a.st.s e'ee,
N o,s1ao,r 49, 1,s..a.s. ~ s os:on ~. SCI ~ AZ
ho5 f,1,e, h.ct~ ~ H. ~ " .us .uey' "no
~ n..a;a+e ~ ns VI nea'5 eai.l"os1s near
- :. ,xha.. e.. 1...s-,E 'spasu oi!eAy un'u
31....a - M" u1Ap7nootc4a Il
'es %ath;ne ;ne ..e.a eneu3 guns.
49, ~ 4A, ~ te1'u "o1a t1e 'sue17 uuF1ns
nv, ~. ~. ~ ssa son.,nueo a UNI sunuo"n
s..., ..... Wv 4N''oN ~ ""1 A'11' NC @Aptu4eo
80. p.41oAo.e.
1'1o. u sae io'a 'e" hampshire
sr"n "as "o1 1".': ~ s.oeA ~ lug Amelnooo
sneu ~ e1pIoueo Ao magazine o. foft DaFlng.
fAoeton eAash' may IA emau feoel gun
boat came down opposlte Fort Darling this morn
lne, thfe~ several shelts into our camp, and then
feufed*
Lieutenant Colonel Pond, 1st U. s. cavalry, dis
CosclGu .At11 to1peuoes IN toe tames river this
tass,oa.s:n.a a. nou s = e sn5 rame oa1 OF tnen
T.,a ~. ~, .1.~.a.,as s.,, a'Ssn.m stsae;
.,1 e1.,ss,- mSI-,N ".- "au Aas'ou
..1 ess...o~eon "s.s 49, " 'u.n
,eea oAe ~ s't ~ =, m~- eo a;on LUG
y. - ~ ~ - 4.e.. w. 04enseo'
ID nno1 onr linc, n-.- tbc .'c-ahnrr Tn-n,,ta .
shnrt aborn nonatrtrv rne,cement en.nad -hfe,
-.er,tad In Tho aron,v hsT,r d-;v.., h.. =. tlas.
hrraat works.
BE1xCpA HUNDRED. Nav 18th.
9A Am-, Via Ft- Monroe.
The rrbei irun clad Richmond came dnvn 1ast
evening and opened ire on the feet, The monl-
tors drove her back.
The Richmond Dl.pdtch Of the 18th aavs TINT
Geo. J. E. r. Stua1t's funeral occurred In Rich.
mond on the 18th.
n .A.L II. A
cnen. has taken possession Of the road leadur
to Louisa c. II. The telegraph wires are all cut
down to Lees n1my. and intelligence Is received
BY very clzcuittous ronte''
WARRINGTON, May 15-Thc I'd Co:ps has lost
1o00 killed, 1000 wounded and 1aoo missing. This
9th Corps Las lost 120o killed, $500 wounded, and
1903 missing.
The 9Th Corps has lost 1000 killed, G0oo wounded
and 1aGf misstng. The total loss Of these three
corps amount 10 s7'so.
bulnsloe's losses are nearly IN the sa1ne proper
t!ob.
Ten wagon loads Of SANITARY goods reached Fred
cflcsfbufS 1o"oas' ana more VIII 1oAo" when
transportation eau he obtained.
The Indiana State Agent haa fed over II, COO per-
Sons eratuitousy ut Belle Plain, and continues tho
charitable work.
The following Is the last from the front: The
enemy came out Of their ea.thBorks at dsy1tgbt
and attacked our right wing,
Orr artillery opened On tho enemy. drfvfnc him
hack to the lortidcatiops with heavy ,oss.
f,nr 1nss xus SLIGHT. be,nr rndcr covrr. M off
ccrs were Killed in the Inst engagement. Rebel
nisore,s eay that the enemy lost more Killed than
.,onnac dnTinc the 1,st ,t-re 1a.s md that IA ~
nv wonni4ed were t,kcn mi isonc,s
rh- eth ,,7nv rovns bnsnit,1 steamer h.a 4,t.r
soxn ninety of mr. wonndrd tn U,mn,on
rb-ee.fnn,ths Of thrm verr aercre,v .ronnsoa
rr.-,th,nr {. f,1o,,ha f.rn p,t,er co-,-,.n.s
- r,c,.on
ro,,-.rrs omo NM n -rha ao.,.t.,, f-,,,
ca1-at.-x s,,,,on ~ Cov n-onah ,nnanno.s ~,
We a.-,1o,,. ~ 1aa,. -oa~ -. 49, -. ~.