The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-01

1 NastA L ~. II -
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,.~S' now ,n"' t''o e". o.'nnt"e ~
Ts,,Wey W. 'n''"c 40 li's,e one.'n,,c ,, "
b ~, ,so prsJu.'.V.s y. nS po's.o.e
4 :" Iu,y'i'iie'i' ''''i' ''V.' 'e''se W
"'e' o'JeS''o'is'
NJ A rebel scout recently captnr'
|. oj ut ELY 8 Ford, had on a-Union I'm;
lioin On being questioned about "
/, nc stated that Lee hau given ORDERS
W strlp all boIes OF Cni0n solulers'
and that the on clotning tue rehcls
l hadf somo riino was ootained III
this way. ~
--The Worlds Washington spec
ial has Il rhmor- that une entire organ.
led militia of the north is to be call:
G into service for six months to hold
certlin .points during the campaign
against Richmond which is about to
} commence,
THE first commission to color
, c | ofii 'er. hasjust been issned to Sec
Ionl Lieut.. Snell of Western. New
York, who took the place of Fred.
!, Douglar' son, disabled, in q M0ssa.
chusetts regiment.
E3- A special dispatch to the New
York Commercial saws that Secretn.
Seward il undoubtedly IN favor OF
an immediate and orergetic demons.
tratlon against the evident designs OF
tn Mexican empire and the t'ench'
IT, connection win tle great reoeilion'
lne presence ot neet OF hlhe OF len
french trigat2s at the mont oil the
klo Grand has significance con
necled with the question.
ES- The Copperheal orators, and
press throughout the country, true tn
their hellish Instincts are pronaga.
ting foul slanders on the Young ladies'
OF tIie country wuo nave .olaiteeteo . re q
W ~ W 1 ur' ny " W i',s''uos .''c '
co"''","',''s; tnese ". woliiV., 're rom
so.'o ., e'le "es' ','''l''eo VI VIC V"ul'-
- "'r, "s"iu'V "nvni sP,V,o", "''S
,r ,,v' e'.'o'e nvNei ".'eu oie'''- oie''.---
nc i'e' 'neh 'l"V s"o, p,rso's
snoul', nave pec1,he 50 s.'u ,eh.y ue-
prhVea, Is 100 rilIru'o'S 70 oa enter
."l,'eI' W, y '''o''iel. "n' 90 .Ip''v'
VeIi'''o m ~ ''ie SUITES ""euov ~ ,.,'',''
"'e9' ino e'".''o' az go i'.e's
oh eo',r','pn sen,.-'oo 'r.'.u.'u'
In, I,,e''n 'n,' ~ "l.'eu " "ev" y, ,e'u'u.'o.'
F"'Seaoou Is sea'i''e" "ii over Uneh'
"A rebel woman writes to her hus-
band in Prices Arkansas armv( the
letter having been iintercepte y that
"Parson Nolan Is or sorcut rider
now. lie saws that God has planely
promised to he OH our side All drive
the accnrsed Yankees from oil our
soil Parson Nolen is splendid
preacher out u don LOOK TO me as
II God was driven the fanks any too
mucn outen Arkansas Just now.
Within six .davs ending on Wed.
nesnay last 169 refugees from the
South arrived in Baltimore They fed
some 10 Noid conscr1ption' and 9TH
ers 10 escape starvat!on:
me Hgl' at Niuaiia' La opposite
Nachez, was an anair very credita,
te tho " ,uo o0.'Iou 80. ''1'g' ~ ,U wnO "a"e.,
W. "a ~ ;oi 49, 80 80 ~
49,, "''i.," ,oiI0' y '"' !. - 80 o'
SiSt - o.'',a. o,f.i,', o,'P'.H $50 80 's s w.
,iva tloi. ,',',,I,o.ng ~ 49,, 1.hirnirn,s ~
enomv ,yith I" io,s +o -thoo, or o"s o"s
killed. five ooundcd some nortolIy.
AMI a unnher or nrisoners Not a
man of nv conmond was hurt
"NIaior Charles W Snith com.
mandinp the battalion in reserve. in.
forms me that he and the line officers
OF his command were oblired 20 place
themselves before tIeir men with
drawn svo.l,, all 10 threaten sum.
mary punishment to the first man who
would attemIt to o1it the ranks to
ioin their comrade, Gohtino in the
front, their eaeerness to he ENGAGED
beinr almost irrepreseible"
TLo h;,, n,.o; @, mn mn =. a..
di.nos,, I or tha cs cSsa. a,oo''ouo s -, ~ e,n'
;not ;nna,;nn T All s..,.,o',;o $50. ~. 'rp.m
ms 80 s,;o, ,n, -, "i' 'p,t'1'. XXX n,s".
~ ~ "' Iool;,t,.', Pt,,ot o0'' of'Aene' o'
'''S 1'0 '''"'. ~
CAIRO, March 27.-Paducah is in
runs Forrest WITH seven tho1Sani
men formed n Inc OF battle two anda
half milnS 's,lr Cn Friday nitnruOOn