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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
NOTICE.

James n BeddpW aud Feli@itie Beldow, his wife.
will take notice that John @ A. Smith IS plaintiff
mas Gied a V~.titjon on the ehaEcery side Vi tht
District CoUrt Of TeIhtha County, Sebraska Terrific
w, against tbsm ~ defendants, the object pf which
is 90 f0Esclose a certain N rtgage made by TIE said
Feliritie AMI James n. -Be1d3w, June. 9th A ID.
1889 % the NoFrh West Qgarter, and the South
West Quarter Of the Slrth Cast Quarter, aud Lott
No. one and twGO If Section Is and Lot No. one II
Section NJ. % all in fsEaship four ca North,
Range Sixteen (I6 EtstOf6;b Principal Meridian.
tuated in TIE said County Of Nemaha. said mort
gage having made to secure the payment ola GER
tain pr0missOry note beari z even date with said
mdrtgage, m,de by The said Felieitie and James n.
BeddOw for 1926 .00. due tx months after date with
interest from maturity at the rate Of Eve percent
per monfh, The nrayer oG said prtipp IA that the
ssid band be sold Vie proceeds be sprlied 10 pay
ueaf Vt sad aote.
d5fendants are required to answer saidpe.
ID or before ihsslssa d " ,of scsmbsr A ID.
ts64s8 81 ri E, ". THOMAS, Sol. forCa'nt.i 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

80 HLM a
remsin of liz present size. Sussained
BY a fertile country and an energetic
vOpulat on, il is destined to become the
shipping point e the country far 90 ,he
vest, and as we'll, the neighboring sec.
lions of Missouri and Iowa.
The mhabitance Of the town. 50 we'll
and heallhily located, should spare no
effort that would increase the rapidly of
Is Advancement; and if you will allow
n so little interested, to make a few
suggestions. l would say, hurry forward
the erection of the Seminary now IN
course of construction, make large enough
for q first class, graded institution and
ihssesdoOf .hs, people of Nemaha county
sending aheif children Bto- the East - be
| eddfcated the surrounding country would
send their children to Brownsville, and
thus, The. m~oney--and ten Times Tho
amount-vnow sent out of The country TO-
educational purposes would hnd It's way
into your WI town. 80 $50 i7
Then if the authorities of the count!
would give heed 10 the presentment of tn
flate Grand fry, and bald the Cour
House they recommend, il would adj
machto the character aud convenience o
the place. 1i .-- .8.4ta
Bot I have one thing more to speak OF
And that is the organization Of JOIN
Stock Company, the object of which shal
be the purehas and Improvement OF
suitable tract of land for County o
District Far Ground. 'AI5
These improvements would give a
impetus to the advancement of the Plac
that would astonish its most sangui
friends, and the immediate advance %
properly would repay the amount invesl
ed in Them ten fold.
Respectfully Yours.
M
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

We received very much the same i'm
preston on our arrival here last August,
and a better acquaintance with the place
and the country around has only served
70 deepen il. =.
Brownville certainly possesses all the
advantages be N to an eminent de-
gree. and only needs to be a lit;le better.
known to become one Of Ihe first places
in Nebraska. box U ~
The great interest Of this part of the
Territory is agriculture and if we should
fad 10 obtain the railroad connections with,
the eastern cities, that would make US a
commercial town, we are still sure to be
the centre of the agricultural and. stock
raising section Of Nebraska. His sug-
gestion of the organization Of a joint
stock company, for lhs purpose of en-
~couraging AID fostering agriculture is
certainly deserving of some considera.
lion. The existance Of such an %instilu-
zion in our midst would not only give us
name aud character abroad, bp' would
also give an impetus TO home improve
ment that would soon make US the lead
ing county in Nebraska, in improvement
as we are certainly the most favored in
gatural resources. 30 y
n There now exists in Brownville a Lit
erary Association-the first we believe
that was ever organized in the Territory,
aud at this time the best endowed. It's
members are the finest minds Of this part
tof the Territory, and we are equal IN
Ithat respect to any other section, and a.
its regular weekly meetings the leading
questions of the day are brought forward
for discussions and in this manner much
light is thrown upon subjects that would
otherwise be dark TO many. 1t issalto
gether probable that the association will
make arrangements for a regular course
of public lectures. as has been its custom
heretofore, M, s.sU
An association has recently been form
ed for the purpose of further improving
the cemetery. Although the a~durnmenl
of our cemetery now is an honor to so
young a place. our e%nierprising citizens
are not willing to cease thfi r efforts IN
I'll it shall possess erery imprOveme and
decoration that is becoming to the 'ciiy
of the s~i.eni.o or desirable to those who
may have friends repOsi G their. .
With)these Improvements we shall soon
become the finest city Of Nebraska if W.
are not the most commercial. And with
its Seminary, Library Association, Fair
Ground and their kindred Institutions.
which we see must spring up around US
soon, we know that our city is destined
10 become the seat of the agricultural
and educational interests Of Nebraska. as
well as a seat Of light and intelligence,
which must bring wealth with them aud
make this ihs most desirable place in
\ Nebraska FOR a homer .sq mo7- % &.
Il ..L -..
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
LEGAL KOTICP

Joseph Bacon viii take notice tbsf
ufuss, ~ PlsihGG- has fed a ps5ra, ne d, CE'
Bacon, as defendant, on tie Law IA. e5nass q.
triet Court of Ncmaha COUNTY. M .as Ds
shs object. Of which isto obtain a ial,S ssFnNg
said Baron for tho sum Of ssl5nf ~ sgli'i
from May 9th 1852, Cor cattle then ~ = "a
ed to said Bacon ~ said Cummings ast -
additional sum Of S2i,ls money la;i ost Il I, /
Cummings Tor the use % Bacon Seperb, J.
$50 at his request; An ordes q s~taehne.t
issued out Of SAID Corr an the fa.ri,-
tate situated IN said County II lienabs
Vest ~ of South West Ia Seeft.o h
D Ringe Is East. sub Fast I-lof sons ~
Section 9 Township 8 Range Is East ~, a.
ls the property Ofsaid Bacon.
Said Bacon Is required 10 answer sad rss
he 18Th day Of December 1868
E.W. THOMAS, AHvf,
Sept. 22nd 1884 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
a PROCLAMATION,
By the Governor '' o NsgfasFd Territory


In accordance with q custom whichIba
been practiceisb by most Of the States and
Territories for many years, and IN Obeo
dience 10 what | believe 70 be right and
proper, and a duy on nay Par., l, ALVIN
SAUxnERR, Governor Of Nebraska Terri
,1ory, do hereby appoint and designate
the last Thursday OF the present month
of November, as q day Of Thanksgiving
aud sse 10 AlmIt hty God, for bis meI-
cles blessings TO US as a people, and
recommend aud :eques. a general obs
servancs of the day IN such a manner as
will properly ssAow our dependence upon
HIM Tor The many tavors we have ref
ceiyed during The year which IS nov
drawing to a close. During the year or
Nation has been favored with surh pros
peritye as few. if any, olher people On
varlb ever enjoyed wbIs prosecuting an
,internAl waL success has attended our
armies aud GLORIOUS vIctoReS have
crowned their efforts on almost every
battle field. General good health has
prevailed throughout most Of the Coun-
try, and especially has this been the case
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
v-lx-nS8 w &
legal NOTICE.

John 2. UHrey aud airy F. Uilrey, his wife viii
take notice that John O.. A.. Smith as plaintiff has.
sled ~ %perifiou in the District Court Of the C0autv
of Nelnaha, Nebraska Territory. on the ChRncery
side thereof sgainst them together with JOSEPH
Coleman and Il. J. Whitney as defendant. The
object and prayer Of said petition is 10 forselose a
mortgage made BY said Ulirey and wife in favor Of
said pisintiE Oh the South East l-4H Section No.
IL, Township 80. 5 North of Range No Is East O.
the 9Th PRINCIPAL Meipdian, situated in the said
County Of NemeHa; to obtain a decree for the sale
Of sai1 land aud o. apply the praeeeds inReymenl
If a certain note made by sad Cirey IN favor Of
said plaintiff for siZ5 90 dated August Sch 1859
aud due Ave mouths after date with interest at the
rat OF sixty rer cent per annum from maturity.
Said UIrey and wife are required u answer stid
petition by the 18th day Of December. 4. d.. 1861
E. W.fH0MAS,
Sol. for Comp.
la IAN IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Thanksgiving day,

The following proclamation by Gov.
Sanders, setting apart the last Thursday
of this month as a day of Thanksgiving
aud prayer, has been kindly furnished Us,
by the Gov. himself. We hope u pat
rons 10 the country wlI'g god he ad
10 il, come forward with the Turkey.
nola I "A PROCLAMAEI0 1871 8
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
LEGAL NOTICE

Frineis A.DOaier, administrator Ct fsF En-,
William Gerks, deceased, and the uasno7,
The said W 70 Gefko. will take NOTES aaf n
J. bowler hss EieG a petition 90 the CB.
& tn District Joari OF Mem Ia Coun.7
Territory, che object Of which is g. o5.si,5-
TOR the sale Of ne following dtseribesas d.
10 said County of Heuaha, tp-Wit: che aa, !
quarter Of section amber "a, toBnslB srr
north Of range Hur15eF IA, east 81 g.. ta nd
pal meridian, and ths application o. ue
IF such sale IN payment Of a certain pion
made bysaid Wllsan GeFke. Augls. Sd.
iavor Of said p!aiauF, for S25a.Ge VITA ia
be rate Of 25 PER cent. per annun a'ef u-|
Tue twelve maEthg cftsr date; the sai6 lad 81
been mortgaged tosecare tao qay2eat O. u
Defendants are required 70 aBssef by tbs lns
If December, 1854. z. y. TH0HE
Solicitor fUr Com Lm.
Sept. 29ih, 1864. 9-44-S
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

! Herald special says Banks has been IN
consultation with the President to-day at
the War Department, IT'S reported IN
administration circles that there Is strong
probability of his being assigned Port
fuilo. STATION Is very III unable TO be
10 the War Department past week. Ii
is reported hat Hancock, iR-consequence
of his wounds. will be relieved from the
command of the I'd corps, aud assigned
TO command the Department of Wash
rhglon; Gen. Au4ur succeeding hlm III
the Army of the Potomac. ~.
Depulation from Quakers in England
who came TO this country to attend year
IL meetings Of the Friends in Baltimore
and North Carolina, we're, upon applIca'
non to The President, furnished passes
through our lines, were refused admit
lance ihto Their bel lines. Jt @ .a7.
Heraid's special with Sheridan says:
1t Is stated that several regiments old
MarylaLders Of the line, whose term OF
service has expired, recently enlisted III
| Mosbv's command, which by these access
sious n Imbers ID hundred TO 2 thousand
men. Mo,oy not sudicIently recovered
from his wounds 10 take the htld.I ~
Richmond Examiner Of the 10Th says:
There is a repQf. apparently %aulhenucat.
cd that 80 Iron Clads with a number of
torpedo Boats and transports lately arriv-
ed al Guy Poini. May plelligent off
GERS are of opinion that there will >co3
be a or, at ballle on The whole line below
Richmond, the time of which depends Oh
me completl,n Of Ouch Cap Canal -
The general opinion is tlas Sheridan
will lin Grant in assault on Richmond
and Petersburg on the south side when
ever the assault Is Delivered M
Gov Brown, of Gaa in his message,
SAYS We are satisfied that q large ma
lorriy Of The people Of this state dl>ap-
prove # many aC,s, aud mach of the
| policy OF the Confederate Admlul>tra-
ton. Welshpuld keep constantly III view
ptbe great prihcIPleS2t2r WHICH we enter
I'd intU this unrqdnl contest, which should
rebake rvpry entertainment made upon
them hy our own Government. We have
made fearful Strides since the wal began
towards a central govrrnu ent with IN
lnnlred. powers. He advocates state SOW
ereien,y, each Sale to negotiate us "
terms of peace. lie regards as guriiaS
bands of deserters from or armies and
mall bodies of cavalry belonging to
confederate service that are constantly
robblng and plunderIng cur people, and
recommends the passage. of an act de-
claring all such as outlaws, and aDrboriZ.
log cltizens whom they may attempt to
rob 10 shoot them down or STAY them in
any ather way in their powet. q He fa-
yors the use Of negroes every way ex.
cept as soldiers, .9gg 4a9l fAi
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
ESTRAY NnTICr

Takenug By the undersigned Fvi
halt miles South Of Browaville, in Ne I, nj
Nebraskas % the drst day Of N6ysuil4 e
One Estray Filiey black with SIM -9ef "a
forehead and left hiR-a natural ns.. ."fs @ d
years Cd next SpriEgg -abs4S
Br E~nville. Nov. fst. 1864
L.B.sW,w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Fist Class Drug Store,
BroWnYIIle Gemetery ASSOCIATION

Notice Is hereby g;Ean that in accordance with a
netice published in the Advertiser Of the 81 insr-
the following pc rsnns. TO wit. T.. H1adley. john
Mcpherson A.. :. HolhpdaP.T ". Bedford, Tbso.
Hp, ". II. NiIer. G. W. Bratton. W. n. McCrsery
aud +: W. Thomas assembled D. the time and place
sta ell in said naJice and nrSaaized themselves into
a cematry as-o iati1n. tn be known for The presen',
AS "1he Brewnv lie Cemetry Association" 9h mo-
ion It mas resolved that the next meeting be held
at the Prssbyteriun Chrrrh 10 Rr,wuvIlle, on tn
3Itt day Of November, 1854, at two o'elOck P. NJ.
FOR the purpose Of completing the organisation OF
the assnciatian BY tho election Of trustees and a
clerk with a view to having the as>0eiafiOn inenr-
pora:ed uDler an act Of tho Legislature Of Ne
brlska Territory n'itled AN Act 70 create au0
regniate incorporation 10 the Territory Of Nebrns-
ka apps,v 4 February IjfHlS;4,
All who desirs u become mtmbors % the assOeia
ton are invited TO bo present ut said meeting aud
to take parfin DE sieotivnF
Nov. IN 1894.
L. HOADLEY. Pres.
E.. W. THOM IS, Secy.
vJx-p9-4w-el0 30.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
- - d E-0llIaI -

B9rTbe N. Y. Tribune puts the per-
tinent query, that ''if a party that wants
10 put down this rebellion can't out it
down. how soon will a party put it down
that don'i want to PUT il down!"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
ESTRAY .NOTICP

Taken up by the undersigned Ivirq
SoFtsr ~ broE aFille near the .,Shutes ;e's nj,
SGunIy NsNaska9n he frstday oil Eov 9s
o9s EftEay ofeVn mare P~sney-brss5.i
BroSSTiiis, Nv y. I5s e.. .AToe y e
FIX. 5.E icon RrlM
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

TAe Eieett0h.

Il is a great satisfaction to the oiroly
loyal 10 see the result Of the election for.
Presidept, All ihe dislOyel newspapers
lin the. country may Prale about executive
~usarpations, arbitrary arrests Rna uncon-
.su,utioual proClamations; all the rebel
1ywpatbisers in the universe, may as
-. semble themselves together and declare
I that the war for The Union is a failure,
! tait it does not influence the people
They know their own Interests the IN
forests of their country and p%Osterity toe
well 10 give credence 10 sach sPleeny
eruana,ians from the heart of treason, OF
y 90 allow them to have any influence uPor
:a,tbalr conduct; and when ihe mattel
csnea 10 me test, and they are called
.u55p f5rlheir decision, they speak in q
.1l quie,.6ut decisive manner, that shakes
the Castles eof Rebellion to their very
foCHtaa0n. The war for Freedom anc
-a Unlen is not a failure. The sacred
pr{eciples for which we have been s.
long c9Dtending, and for which many Of
eur brave Counlrymieh have bed ant
fallen. are not to be basely abandoned
,and our war. wore veterens are not to bt
sa scoI,d at by the friends Of traitors, Tb'
man whom the Union Convention could
continuously nominate, has been almOs
''-'6 as unanimously elected by the people
Look at ihe result. The neal major
ries we have not yet been able TO as
certain, but The following States Will cas-
their electoral votes for Lincoln ant
Il. , 49, t0Er-I- 4 r0i.T s|s /
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

In Peru. September lith, by hov
r Bprch Pleasant g. Swan 10 Amanda Fao'NeP'
2 Nv the same. II the residence Of the bride l|ln
or near Peru. November Sd, Lewis 81 9Fan :"
Georgiana Chapman
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
NOTICF

On Saturday the 5th iay Of E,vsmbs- ,o..
clock P. n. Ct Said day Twill eaar IoSs a, os.s
Ancilon at The house Of William q. ~. pa.
Oct. 18th 1864. Fea
NATHAN SoUIERs
~ lN-n-g A. 95d P
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the Ern heretpE T
~, xi,ting under the name aud style Of Z. Brow
x Co. is this day dissolved.
R. BROWG e. co. e
Nov. %, 1884 per II. O.. LErr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
NOTIeETOC ITY - PAYERS.

Enthusiastically given that Taxes Of the Cry Of
3Brownyille for the year 1874 ara new due aud the
Tax List has been placed ia my hands for eoilectiO0-
Tax Payers are noti6edto call at ms en- e aad SET
lie their taxes on or before the frst day Of January
1855. After that ds' . a penalty 9f ten per cent. ard
ten per cent. interest per annuA win be added to al
taxes not then paid. The Law dues not now require
the collector O1calI on tax Payersfor tasir taxes but
49, #ee. n9tEi0 JONAS HACKER.
iyl9s3t 70 vlIres9s City Tax CqIEtQET
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

From the Subscriber about Two miles sb,
city Neofask4f Territory shout Ne IN ~ ss-sseaus
leFf FRebay Mare vim ghfe Syeltsr
Haa . bay Q % with her a ne time ~ Ia
.E-s ~ -aaTe with white hind fer O.
ACE lwiif give S26 reward 10 any 6srs.S ~ H,a
same y me- k~LiZABETH sTrg5aEHs
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
.ESTRAY NnTICr

Taken mp BY III. Trent 2 milas No.,
in the County OF Nemaba SsBfaska rer-i, afosann.
ox oLt7e tollnwiLE descEiption 10 III. eyole a.
OK 4 years old marked IN tie left ear Pla =.
Pa -. y y T. n1 f. D -is tern 80 that ne marx
lersble vide, and heavy No other msIFS % honi
ceivab.e. eraaa -
r v-IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

ult., says Cortinas having become I'm
perialist has been SEMI on an expedition
after his brother. whose band is at Qua
rias JuaFiz is al chihuahua wah 2OO0
troops, said 20 be terrifying the place
with the DETERMINATION of standing sslge.
i Cincinnati, 18th.
Gazette's Nashville dispatches de-
MES the reported and de-
structiou of Atlantis and Chattanooga
R. R. az az aL1
Washington, 18th.
News from the valley to-day Is that
a large portion of S~haridan's army is 10
the DerghEorhood Of Winchester, and
that the enemy is4at New.Market recey-
Jog endorsements, there has been no
active military movements. recently,
gfrtos ysT Chattanooga ) LIB,
Arrivarfrom front reports that Mon
day morning about daylight the aensmy
attacked our pickets south Of Atlanta
bu' were repulsed and fell back. Eiec
lion on Tuesday passed off quietly re-
sulting largely in fsvnr of Lincoln. Gc
Wednesday morning the enemy made
an attack on Atlanta, shell being IhrOwn
as far as Rolling Mills, and a desperate
attack was made on he Rough and Ready
road. The %enemy's artillery were with
in 100 yards of our morrars, their lntan
try aud dlsmounted cavalry we;hln 2Ol
yards. our men. aroused from slnmhler
quickly manned and soon drove the enc
my of-no federal loss. Enemy retired
towards Macon. Our army In goo
,pirils. aud we'll supplied with ralions.
aal Washington llth.
This evenings Srar,slates that itdeem
it not improper at this time 10 say tina
ShermBn has been heavily reIntorce'
fand otherwise strengthened in cavalr
faIl dism5untrd men t.elng remounted.-
Thomas, now in Hoods front, has ais
been reinforced and strengthened sutt
cient to insure that Hood eau do no dan
age to speak OF in Tennessee or kenIUc
KY which is his aim, Sherman Is opera
'ing with 5 corps in Hoods and
already between HIN and any possible lin
for his retreat south-when he sees u
necessity for so doing. arf -5.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
ESTRAY SALE

E Notice Is hereby given that I wall on the 10Th day
Of November 1854 Offer for safeat ny Teidence instbe
City OF Femaha in-uhe CouAtH o. Nediaha Territory Of
Nebraska, tie red steer abeut two years old. Said
steer being an estray taken hpbS fns1n October 1853
' 7At -lHfng scy 81 THOMAS HIGGINS
f vf fot.FT v-Tx-n-6 5w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

T1HF hest Fleur from theL. S. v. G. Nils in quarteE
i half and Whole sacks kept
AT M'LAUGHLIN & SWANS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

.ln' " lo4e huthOSt "a r
a. Necessary 10. choice, rt,m.4Ilo 7o.
.eu Delaware 3. and New Jerseyn'7, Wil
a. be given TO Mcclellan, and Kentucky IL
probably, making in .all2l. L
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
neR Of BreKnYlne.
ll arIc.e on our town

80 nuA Gentleman recently arriyedin this
HlgJ rFat ag fdfhishsd US with the fellow
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

IN safnrdav the ST. day7of November 1854 al < ihet
O,clockP A sid day ] viii cfer fT sale ar Puhfce
sueti,n al ne house % Paul Croemag L~sfayetfe PPe-
c;Dct One. Estray Mare & Colt for Cash. Oct. 10 "a
NATHAN SQUIERS, J. P. q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
DESIGNATION.

v-Ix-uS-4v.-Sl3 50.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18
Important News from Mexico.


Maxmilian reached Vera Cruz on the 2Sth
Of May. lie stopped on the way at Martin
ique, liberated and carried with him four
prisoners, condemned to hard labor by Forcy,
and also eight other, and paid their passage
to Vera Cruz. He distributed 1900 francs
amongst the remainder, promising to attend
to their fate on his arrival at the city Of
Mexico.
The Emperor and Empress landed at Vera
Cruz on the Goth, amid salute of 10l guns.
The keys OF the city were presented to
them, and they Immediately proceeded in
land, and at last accounts had reached Sole
dad.
General Donais is reported to have won a
victory on the 18th ult., capturing one hun
drcd men, one hundred and fifty horses, and
four guns, and killing two hundred and fifty
of the enemy. Their force numbered only
three hundred. Donais loss was four hun
drcd killed and twenty wounded. General
Mciia reports defeating Dobado on the 18th
ut., at Matshuati, and took eleven hundred
and seventeen prisoners, seventeen guns,
twenty wagons, two hundred mules,
and large quantity Of arms and munitions
Of war.
\ skirmish is reported to have taken place
at Valparaiso, near ZaCetccas, in which one
hundred and twenty men were killed, and
three hundred and eight men, eight guns,
five hundred small arms, and two hundred
horses were captured.
General OrtcGa is reported at Atemajac
with considerable force. Gen. Nidaurri
is at Laredo, Texas.
There is nothing new from Santa Do
miu0O
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18
LOUISVILLE, Juno u.

Dr. Wheeler, |. S. mail agent, who has
been at Frankfort. during the siege, and left
there at 4.3O this morning, reports that the
fight there commenced at six o'clock on Fri
day evenings, lasting till dark, and at in
tervals during the night
The enemy approached from Georgetown
IN two forces, aggrcgating twelve hundred
men, Seven hundred of them entered Old
and five hundred New Frankfort. They had
no artillery.
A small 4-pounder placed below the fort
to protect our rifle pits was captured by the
rebels, but subsequently rctalicn
On Saturday the firing continued from :
O'Clock in the morning to 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, with short intervals Of interup-
tiOn.
The rebels made two demands during the
day of the surrender OF the fort, both of
which were refused 10y Col. Monroe of the
22d Kentucky, commanding the fort.
The rebels abandoned the attack ut four
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and by seven
in the evening were moving eastward. Our
loss Was SIX wounded, iGCludn" one serious
ly.
The Rebel loss is unl,nown.
The fort was gurrisoucl by one hundred
and fifty Fedcrals, only twelve OF whom
were soldiers.
No INJURY was done 10 Frankfort, except
the burning OF the barmck ON the edge ol
the city on Friday night. 1t was IL, lrst
reported TO be u bridge three miles north
ward.
Capt. Dickson, of Gen. Burhrdgc', com
mand, has completely routed Mprgau's com
mand, al Cyntlliuna, this morning.
Jack Aliens furce, 500 strong, which had
been attacking Frankfort, l. said TO be at
Lawrencehurg,
have traced the 6ght of three of Nor
gan's men under Colonci GiltueT TO N,rsail-
les.
Many OF them have thrown away thcil
arms aud will probably unite with Alien.
Con, Darlington has received from General
llentlrlman, a dispatch confirming lh,
disaster 10 llobson and subsequent success
of Burbddge.