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FOR SALE BY
Legal Notice.

Benedict Clav plaiutif, against Michal Criss
Hannah Kelly aud others, came pending
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio. ear
Michal Criss of Baltimore in the state of
maryland, Hannah Kelly of the same place,
Mrs Wilson and Mr.. Wilson her husband.
Mrs Kemper and Mr. Ksmper her husband
Mrs Brown eand Mr. Brown, her husband of
the State of Virginia. And NJ. G. Sail John
W. Ball, Anna g Ball, Kate Ball, Thomas Ball
and Mary Ross OF the state of Texas, will
take notice that Benedict Clay fled on the
81 day of December 1863, HIS petition rgainst
hem in the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe
County Ohio, stating that on the / lth day OF
Nay 1857 the said Benedic, Clay, purcahsed
from Kelly Ball & CO.,
he north west quarter of the south east
.aaltel OF section twenty five in township two
of Range four, also the north east quarter Of
'he south west quartz Of the same section
township, and range also with Eight acres Off
the south side vi the south east quarter of the
north west quarter of the same section, town
ship and range also about Seven acres of the
east side of the north west quarter of the south
west quarter OF the same section, township
and range, making ninety four acres, mvre or
less.
And also, the siad Benedict Clay, says he
has paid the purchase inony foI SAID real estate
and pIays the Judge OF said court, to compel
the defendeut to complete said cOutlaot by
making him deed for SAID premises, said
Cause will be for hearing at the February term
of said Court, 1864.
BENEDICT CLAY
Dec. 8. 1858 -6w
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Our National Disorder-Dr
Robackts Remedy.


The Amsri an stomach is q tormenting Or
gan. 1t is generally oat of order. The reas
o is obvious. The driving man OF business
has not time,or will not take time properly to
masticate his iood. He bolts it, and as bad
habits are catching, all classes fellow MS ex
ample. Hence Dy spepsia, with all its COM
plications-- hence Indigestion, Liver Com,
plant, and Disorders of the Bowels, in all
their various phases. AGAINST these and q
hundred other complaints, the scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are waglng an
warfare. The sncceSs OF these
Medicines has been astonishing, even III an
age of scientific miracles. They don't alleviate,
they extipguish disorder. The agony, the
debility, the despondency, which oharcatrr-
prafiiotions Of the digestive and secretive
zeans, vanish under the influence Of these
separation. The constitution itself seems
Seeoquire new energy under their opera ton.
sP advertisement.
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THE SLA YES Of'PRDJDDICE.
DEATH ROBBED OF HIS PREY

There are queer people in the world
people with the most absurd. unreasena
Bile, and indefeRsibe prcdjudlces Fol-
example, we have met with individual.
who had morbid antipathy to anythin.
that was very extensively advertised
no matter what might be its actual
claims to the confidence Of the public
These excentrios looked with special dis.
favor Oh advertised medicines. The,
could not see, for example, in DR.. Hol-
lowny's magnificent system of advertis
lug, covering, as it does, all the mediums
vi publicity which the world affords, any
thing huta gigantic scheme oT mere spec-
nation. True, they could not gainsay
the testimony pouring in spontaneously
from the hi. hest sources, in favor OF his
incompatible Pills and Ointment, but
still they ehook their heads ard muttered
"humbug." OF course there is no pos
sibility OF arguing with men who won't
reason. The best way is to let them
a one Fortunately, such specimens of
stupidity are ''tew and far between in
this enlightened era. The general feel
ing is, that if thing is in itself excellent.
It's virtues should be proclaimed to the
our winos Of heaven, for the benefit
of mankind. Hence, the preclamations
made by DIR. Holloway, through the en-
tire newspaper press of the world, of the
properties and operation oi his remedies.
meets with the coldial approval of tn nix
ing men. The value of the preparations
as specifics for the various Internal and
external complaints peculiar to different
climates, or commont o the world at large
is conceded, not only by the masses, but
by governments, men of science, and can
did observers in every walk of life. Cam
such remedidies be too widely known |?
Im Tie lssop!- Lfn ColunsJtan
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John W. Barnett's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri-
~ ber was, on the 18th day of January,
1854. appointed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio, Executor of the estate OF
John W. Barnett, late of said County, de-
ce assd CHARLES HARE,
. 80 ~ Administrator.
Jan. 18th, ls64.--4wpd.
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y lie added 70; he getter Nv of the club
Fer every club OF iy, tie semi Vi e,Ai. nd
for every club of Que hundrei, the Daily
Will be .ent. when ir4aessed, IL Leu the
sev'ra copies of Weekly.
Additions 10 clubs May Le made 1T any time
at same rates. fapers caruot I've charged
fIOm one club t0 anuIhsr. but on requei Of
the PERSON o. e.iering the cub. and on r.
ceipt of fifty cents extra. single papeis will
be taken t,on' the club ami sent 10 a pa
rate address.
AL oruers nitist be accompanied by Il Q
Cash. Address The WORLD,
35 Park Row. New York.
January 9, 1853 -2w.
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Daniel Koehlel's Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that the euhscriher
IN \was, on the esd day of November 1853,
appointed by the Probate Court of Mouros
County. Ohio, Administrator with he will
annexed Of the estate of Daniel Koehler
deceased.
ROBERT JOHN SON.
Feb 10, 1s64,-4w,pd Adms't
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administrators Sale.
IAN. 10. 1sf4s-4w

BY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court
OF Monroe County, ohio, the undersigned as
administrators of John Slaught late of saic
County, deceased, will off, for sale 1T pubic
outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, january 80, 1861.
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. III. and
O'Clock m, ON said day. the following
prslnises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to,
wit:
The south west quarter of section twelve.
Ill township six, OF range six, excepting fifty
acres beginning for the same at the south
west corner; thence east one hundred perches
with the section line; thence noIth eighty
pershes parallel 10 the line dividing sec
tions twelve and eighteen; thence wtst raral
lei to the line dividing sections eleven and
twelve, distance one hundred perches; thence
south with section line eighty p-Icl es to The
place of beginning, said tract containing on
hundred and eight acres more or less.
A'.o, will b. sod at the front door Of the
Cou.t House in Wo, dsield, on
Monday, FJFua'y la, 1864,
the following described premises situated il
Monroe County, OHIO, to W
Tho south east quarter Of the nerth Aves'
quarter of section ten, township f"ur ard
range six.
JOHN p. zFOCLE,
Admir-, OF john Slausht.
January :, ls83.-4w.
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Saturday February l3. 1864

tetweenthe hours of ten o'ciook, a. m, anf. 4
o'clock p. M, on said day, the followiie
premises, situate in Monroe County, ohiG,
to wit; lilRffst
The South west quarter of the north wet
quarter OF section five, township i've ard
range six, containing forty acres more or
less. et - .-T
TERMS OF SAlE-One-third cash in hand.
one-tbird in une year. and ons-third in, two
years, WITH interest on the deferred paymes,s.
10 bs secured TO the satisfaction sf the nm.
dersisned.
.ai HUGH B. HILL, Admir-
of John &ccanmon,
Jan, 20, ls64--4w. sasHoH
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Legal Notice.

Camuel Miller and John Miller will take
Cnotice that petition was filed against
them on the 25th day of January A. d. 1864.
in the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe Co
unity Ohio by David C steel As the Guardian
of Mary Steel and is now pending, wherein
the said Mary Steel demands partition OF
the following real Estate to w.t..
Ninety four acres of Land on theswest side
of the south east quarter of section niue in
Township six of Range six. "a
Also ffty two acres of Land on the side Of
the south west quarter OF section two of thu.
ame township aud renge And that at the
pMay tern, Of said Court 1864, application will
be made Tor an order that partition may be
made Of said p, emises.
DAVID C sTBEL,
Feb. g. iseA.-sw. Guardian.
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Erasmus HaG.nan's Estate.

NroTTrF is hereby given that the snhscri
~ ber was. en- the 10Th day of January, 1864
appointed by the probate Court of Mo oore-
County. ONO, Executor of the estate ot hras
mus Huffman, late of saia county. deceased.
JOHN GARRETT,
Administrator.
Jan. 10th, 1s64,--4w.
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NOTICE.

I hereby give notice that note giver
by me to Nelson Harper for S1h datec
December g. 1863 was obtained iraudu-
lentlv. and that L will not pay the same
c<ao JUSEPiI ia ibLRET.
Dee. I6, fS63.-2npd.
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John III. Pahl's Estate.

ATqTIcE is hereby given that the subscri
4 " her was, on the 18th day of January
1854, appointed by the Probate Court 81
Monroe County, Ohio, Executor of the estate
of John q. PAIL, late of said county. de
ceased. TNf GiHe JACOB DAVIS,
Administrator.
Jan. 18th. 1s64.-4w.
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Thomas ElraM's Estate.

NToTICEis hereby given that the subscribe,
IN was, on the 18th day of November 1853
appointed by tie Probate Court Of Monroe
County. Ohio Executor OF tie will of Thomas
Rlrod, deceased.
- HARVEY MTCUEL,
Administrator.
Jaauarye 1S03.-4w.
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-ADMINIsTRA rOR's NOTICE.

.Hf b - - s&A
Notice Is hereby given, that the subscriber
vas, On the 9Th day OF November, 1853, ap
poi.lted by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio. Administrator de bonis non OF
she estate Of William Adams, deceased.
JAMES r. JONES, Admir-.
sssa6 Fsb.f II, ls64.-3w. pd. q 5s n5a
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Executors Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 5th day OF March, 1854
NDbstween he hours OF IL o'clock, NJ. and
4 o'clock, P n on the premises at the iat'
residence o. Thomas Elliott. | will offer 'and
sell to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed real estate as the property of Thomas
Elliott. dece ased to wit:
Z part of the eas, half of the south east
ouartsr. OF section eighteen, township Eve
ana range i've. being the east part, of the
land sold by John Trnax. TO Thomas Elliott
continuing twenty. min" acres and one half.
TERMS OF SALR- $500 III hand, and the
balance in one year. with interest on the de
fered pa ement to .'.e secured to the satisfac'
tion of the undersigned.
DAVID STEWARD, Exr, of
THOMAS RLLIOrT, dtv'd.
Feb. 8, ls64.--4w, pd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

1Nosioe Il hereb, giv~n, that the nndersign
Cd Vas appointed on the 9Th dey of Feb. s64
by the Probate Court of Monroe County, OHIO
Adminissratoro the estatefof Timothy Pitt
mxn late of NonraeA co. n.y. d@seasAd
WM MELOTT, Admir-.
Feb. II, lss4.-sw.
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Administrators sale.

QY VIRTUE OF An .hl,ER or THR FRO
- bate t."rt of Menrov r'"gn,x t.atn. hs
undersigned as .,AdMinisl, ator OF john No..
Cannon. late of said county, a-ceas-d. xilI
offrr for sale al public ou. CRY, at the front
door OF the Court House in woodsfeld. on
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Attachment Notice.
W ". Jeraan, Plaintiff,

~ es1 against RI
John W. Steed, Defendant.
DxroKs RdwArI Salisbury j. P. of Center
~ Township, Monroe County, Ohio. On The
;sth day of Fobrua,, .lst4, aid Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum of $3.50 cents, and that said
case 10 set for hearing on the 10Th day of
March 1854. W. W. JORDAN
Feb. II, 1864 3w.
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Farm for Sale.

MIGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch, in
IL this county. 55 acres cleared, three leg
dwelling houses and other buildings. Said
farm is well adartea for sheep stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned
FERNS liberal. This farm is ordered to b,
cid By the Will of Isaac Philips, deceased.
T. NJ PPILIPS
THOMAS WEST,
Feb. Is, 166S.--tf Executors
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AdniniStl ator's Sale,


BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE PRO-
hate Court of Monree County, Ohio, the un-
dersigned as Administrators of Jacob Miller,
late of sa id county, deceased, will offer for
sale at public outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday. February l3, 1864.
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and
four O'clock p. M, on said day, the following
premises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to
wit
Commencing for the same at the north
west corner of the north east quarter of the
north west quarter Of section twenty-six,
tawnShip four and range six. thence south
six degrees east. distance twenty-four rods
thence south forty d-grees east. distance
twenty six rods; thence south twel t. an"
thr"" tenths degrees east, distauce sixty
eli. 1t ods; thence month sixiy,eight degrees
ca, distance forty-five rods and ffteel
lin thence north one hundred and twelve
ro,. thence west eighty rods to the place {"
he ming, co, tanning forty-seven acres all
els zone perches.
,rf.kMS OF SALE-One third cash in hand
enc third in one year and the residue in tw'
years with interest to bs secured TO the sat
tisfaction OF the Undersigned 7=~ sC So
o-aa&- STEl HEN HENTH0EN,
REBECCA NIL LER.
Administrators
IAN. 10. lst4s-4w s2& a
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NOTICE.
Thomas Brstton,
- Against

2 ThOmas br9tt0h,
4Sfssss Against
John s. Graham.
sf STOHN g. 6RanAM, who is OF resident Of
2 j the state OF Ohio, wiz take notice that
Thomas 3ra::on, flel in the Court of Com
inon PIaas of Manroef Geunty, Ohio. his pcti
tiou AGAINST the said John 5. irahain. on the
4t,th day of January lso4. in, wuict the said
Thomas Bratten claim that the ''ad John 8
Graham is indebte,, to hip, in he sam OF
= $3a2 "a with interest thereon from April 3,
1860, svidsncsd By The promissory note of
saii John S. GlaiI ,u ana that an order OF
a.t.ehm-nt has been ,tevied uprn the real
estste of said Iohn = Graham in aid countr;
and that said Thomas Blatton will AK for a
Judgment for said amount at the May Term
OF said court 1864.
THOMAS BRATToN.
= ifeb. IT, 1864 sw. 81 .tafs5fa
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--lIF = --7-H :. I-LL-l-Ee y" ~ = y
80. ..u 81 ,cr;ff' Sac,
Vss Mcclellan 4 Knox, eas
sn2ni - ai , against
Daniel NJ. Thomas.
BY virtue of writ of vsnditioni exponas
TO me directed from the Court OF Commo M
Pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio. I will offer
for sale at public auction, At the front door
ot the Court bouss, in the town Of Woods
field, in said County. between the hours Of
ten o'clock a. M, and O'clock p. M. on
Saturday January 10TH, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate
in said county. to wiz:
-Four lots No. 81 aud SO in the town of
W oodsfeld.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
~ Sheriff, u. c. O
Dec.1s, 1sS3.-.4w.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

IA sorTHTuI STREET, pHILADsLpA1
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXPORTED EXPRESSLY for the STATESMAN
For last Nights Dispatches see sd page
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
washington Items.

r. NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The Times Wash.
ington dispatch from Fairfax @. H., states
that contraband reports his escape from a
considerable force Of rebels, infantry and
cavalry, SIX miles south Of the station. A
force was dispatched to ascertain the truth
of 1t, but had not returned this afternoon.
In the House to-day, Mr.. Arnold, of Illi-
nois, introduced bill for investigation into
the proposed improvement of the Chicago
harbor, to be paid by tonnage duties. Re-
ferred to the committee on Commerce.
The Times Washington dispatch reports
that the arguments of whisky merchants
are, proc ncing effect, and It would now seem
that Tive Senate amendment Of the whisky
tax may be adopted by the House, The
President has acceded to the wishes of the
State Convention of Arkansas, and ordered
Gen. Steele to hold an election on the day
designated. In other respects he has re-
neWed his instructions to Gen. Steele, to
make sure of ayerting collision between
the military and civil authorities, for he has
commissioned Gen. Sickles to 90 to Arkan-
g sas with full and discretionary power to
keep things straight.
Gen. Butler has commenced the estab-
lishment OF common school system at
Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, precisely like
thatm Massachusetts,. 1t viii insure the
education of hundreds of children. ,,
Commissioners from the Dominican re-
public, which was suppressed by Spain in
1851, are here applying to be recognized as
belligerents. Seward laid the case before
The Cabinet to-day, and did not receive very
considerate treatment.
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Rebel News.

~ New YORK, Feb. 10-Richmond papers
to the Sth are received. The Examiner re
ports the arrest Of w. Heinz, banker
charged with being connected with an or
ganiZation to release Yankee prisoners, as
sassinate jeff. Davis and DESTROY the Gov
ernment buildings and work shops in Rich
mond. Other arrests were likely to follow
as the roll Of members was seized with
Heinz. gt ral.. a....s ,--. - '-
The arrest of Hon. Robt. Toombs at Sa-
vannah for treason and disloyalty was ru-
mored in Richmond, bnt 1t proved to have
originated in the fact that Toombs attempt
eel to get aboard train at Savannah and
was put off by the guard. r.. ....-''. -
Major Gen. Breckenridge is appointed to
relieve Samuel Jones in command of the
rebel department of Southwest Virginia.
A rebel dispatch from Orange Court
House, 9TH, says: The enemy Crossed in
large force Saturday at Morton's ford, but
after sharp contest were repulsed by Gen.
ED. Johnson's division, and driven back
over the river. Our troops returned this
morning. The enemy also attempted to
cross at Barnett's ford, but were repulsed
by Gen. Scales's North Carolina brigade
and Lames's cavalry. The casualties on
tired. =
A letter from Walhalla, s. c., Jan. 24th,
states that Western N. c., and,towns in the
county of Georgia, were recently invaded
by fifteen hundred Yankee cavalry, who
pillaged indiscriminately, carried off ne
groes, horses, food, &c. They captured two
Confederate soldiers, whom they handed
over to the bushwhackers of Western N. C.
and Tennessee, who shot them. The letter
says the bushwhackers have murdered the
rebel Lieut.. Col. Walker, Nilsson, Mr.. Young
and Col. Davidson's son, and others.
The Savannah Republican of January 30
sees no indication Of formidable attack in
that vicinity. 1t reports however, an at
tack on the rebel pickets at Whitimare,
shelling a thunderbolt battery, by monitor
without effect. " ... b. -. .......
Lieut.-Gov. Weston, of South Carolina,
died on the 25th of January. ,- 1iI'II
1t was officially stated that the whole
number of troops enlisted for actual service
since October is 100000. ....,I.
Morgan was at Columbus. Bragg had
left Montgomery for Richmond.
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News vim 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-The Senate yesterday
passed the House bill for new State Con-
vention. The bill defers the election of
delegates until November next. ...,s
The Memphis correspondent of the Chi
cago Journal, under date of Feb. 4th, saws
adyices from Vicksburg are that Sherman's
army left that place last week, the 18th corps
under Hurlbut, following the 18th under
McPhersol, which has the advance.
y Gen. Smiths cavalry expedition left Mem
phis for Corinth on the hepevening of the 3D.,
and will soon be heard from in the interior
of Mississippi and Alabama. qr~ Wt
The Union forces in Arkansas are also
said to be preparing for an early movement
southwark, which win put Magruder's ar
my between Steele's command on the north
and Banks columns on the south. ~ gE
The Democrats Leavenworth dispatch
says: A joint resolution for a Senatorial
election to-day passed both Houses under
the gag rule, Protests have already began
to come in from various counties, and In
dignation meetings will be held all over the
State. The people are utterly opposed to
the fraud and will vote it down by an over
whelming majority at the first State cleo
LlOLa !
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From Newbern. J

NEwBERN, Feb. 5.-Large numbers OF de-
serters from the rebel army have been COM
ing in since yesterday morning. They re-
port the rebel General Pickett and his
command, then consisting of fifteen. thou
sandmen, that there were but two thousand
Union soldiers in Newbern, and that he in
tended to take the city by night assault.
The arrival OF regiment from Beaufort
just before the enemy cut our communities
tions with that point, together with the
arming of flremen and citizens, white and
black, satisfied the enemy that we are more
than match for them. Hence their failure
to make an attack. The enemy has fallen
back to Kingston, NC. The town Of War
saw, N. 2, was destroyed by fire on the
31st accidentally. ast' sipSA9 NII
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New York, Feb. IO.-The Herald's wash.

y New York, Feb. 1O.--The Herald's wash
ington dispatch reports the entire suspen-
sion Of pay, by order Of the Secretary OF
War, Of commanding officers Of between
thirty and forty regiments and batteries,
for neglecting to forward proper returns to
the Adjutant Generals ofice and also the
pay ofnearly two hundred field and company
officers for neglecting TO forward military
history and returns to the ordnance officer.
The suspension Is to continue until returns
are forwarded. NJ u u, II
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:, NEW York, Feb. 10.-A special to the
Herald from headquarters Department of
West Virginia, 9th says: Information of
high importance reached one of our out
posts to-day. 1t was brought in by a mount
ed deserter from Early's command. He saws
mat when he left a rumor was prevalent Of
removal or preparation made for the irnme-
diate removal of the Yankee prisoners from
Lne heigb6orhood Of Richmond Also, the
Richmond authorities had detained mails.
newspapers, ETC., going from Richmond to
soldiers In camp. I3IAE 20
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New YORK, Feb, l0.--The Herald's Army
Of the Potomac dispatch places the loss in
the 18th Connecticut regiment at one hun
dred and thirteen killed, six known to be
taken prisoners and nineteen wounded. We
lost no portion of artillery, nor was any
portion of our infantry forced out by the
rebels and forced to cut their way through