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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Municipal Court.---April 1.

lad named Oscar w. Small, was brought
before the Court, charged with malicious
mischief in throwing stones in the street,
thereby damaging a new buggy belonging TO
John Rand, Esq. The amout of damage done
70 the buggy was beyond the jurisdiction of
the Court, and he was ordered to give bail in
the sum of $50 for his appearance at the July
term of the Supreme Court.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

THE FAKIR. - Deering Hall was again
crowded last evening to witness Norwoods
magical exhibition, and roars of applause
taihment he distributed $50 gifts of various
kinds to the lucky persons who drew numbers.
This evening viii be the last of his exhibitions
10 our city, as, on Monday he goes to Lewis
ton. He will distribute the usual number OF
gifts tonight, among which are some very
rich ones.
There will be an afternoon exhibition for
children at 3 o'clock, the admittance to which
win be only six cents for children.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

Row.-A couple of soldiers, who had got
eaore lad rum on board than they could con-
yenientIy garry, got into row on Fore street
yesterday, witt. some comrades who were try
ing 10 get them to retire. At one time it
seemed as il the affair would eliminate in
general fight But the interference of cou-
pie Of policemen stopped the row and the sol
ders were taken TO the lookup to sleep OFF
their drunk.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

PHILADELPHIA, April ].
The ship Empire Queen, from Liverpool,
has arrived here. She makes the following re-
port ION march 2lst, fell in with the Brit
ish bark Falmouth, from New York for AS
pinwall, in sinking condition; lay by her
until the gale abated, and. took Off Capt.
Tucker, his officers and a crew of fifteen per-
sons in all. Left one man dead at tue pumps
Shortly afterwards saw her go down head
foremost
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Latest Tronn Terns.

NEW YORK. April l.
Later Texas news states that when our
troops evacuated Indianola on the 18th inst,
several Union families left with them, taking
the number Of the houses. In crossing the
bayous thirty-four men were drowned by the
swapping of the pontoons. They belonged
TO the Goth Ind. and It'll Mich. battery.
Gen. McClernand had gone down the coast
10 visit Brownsville.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

~ saturday, April I'd, At 10 O'Clock NJ a,
~ mouse ofJacob z. Shatiuck near Tuk esfs H,i3,rs
IN esibrook, ali The Furniture In said houss. a.
as.Ihg IN part OF Bsdsteads, Beds and Pedding
ROCKERS Sofas Ottoman. sc, In lair, Card Csnf1s
WORK, Pine aud Dining Tables, Chamber setfsS
Damask ard other Curtains. Mirrors Clocks Store
GroeA cry. Glass, China, Tin. Wood aud Iron Ware
table Cutlery, Vas :, Stuffed Birds ae SC. win
tne entire hitehen Furniture. Also Horses Hav
1u.tere, Express wagon good four wheel hare
ty, SC, &c HfNRY n ~ q 20 r.. '-'is-
mch2g dti SD.t
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
GenteeI Furniture nj Auction.

M TUESDAY, April 9TH. at 10 o'clock A. n. NJ
- the house OF New. horatio stebtsns, on Hizh
sHeet, we shall commence the sale of an The Furn-
tsass anu aaftrasscs; Carpets. Mirrors marble 10
neamDsr sets, painted Chamber Sett. Bur aus,
Soias, What Not. Easy Chairs in plush: Cbairs ia
mar cloth, center Table. Marble top Work and
Lonet rabies; Mantle Ornaments, Pictures Crock erV
Nnlos and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery one bne x
tension Table, Stoves, Book Cases Maps &c.kc
'ogether with the entire kitchen fuI niture con-.
sppoiDted Kitchens 80 "e'
AZ y h opeine toned 6; octave Piano. one Piano
Stool, one Music stand.
mehS0dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

ADVANTAGES OF LIFE INsURANCE.-We
understand that the late Rev. Mr.. Southworth,
Of Soulh Paris, had policies on his life for
$4,000 at the Agency OF Mr.. w. ID. Little.
Mr.. Little has recently paid several thous-
and dollars on policies taken out at his Agen-
ey. Among others, $500 to the family of the
late Geo. V. Farnham; $3.50 TO that of the
late Mr.. f. j. Resich: $500 on the late Capt.
Ellis NJ. Sawyer, and Others of small sums.
Every man with family should look into
this subject. Mr.. Little has some OF the best
Offices in the country.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

MORE GERMAN SOLDIERS. - Steamship
Iirttania, Capt. Terriers, from Glasgow 18th
att, arrived at this port yesterday. Among
her passengers were rs Germans, who came
over 10 enlist in the quota for Boston. The
Mayor and U. S. Deputy Marshal Quinby pre-
vented any interference with them, and they
we're sent to Boston by an extra train of cars.
The Brittania brought 500 steerage passen-
gers, the greater part of whom will proceed
10 New York in the steamer, which will sail
for that port as soon as she discharges her
freight for Portland and Montreal.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Nelc OlIenns MnrLef.

NEW ORLEANs March "a.
Inc capture OF Natehitoches has . depressing in
fuence on the cotton mark et and considerable re.
cepts are expected from that region; sales at 6T6
III for low middling. decline. Sugar and Molas.
ses firm; prime new crop Sugar a.! Flour 60 for
extra, IS for super Butter $780, Western Lard
lac. Feeigbts l!c y ib for cotton to New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

sg- -Four companies of the Veteran Re-
serve Corps"-heretoiore known as the In
valid Corps"-are TO he removed from New
Haven to Alexandria, to take the place of an
equal number of able bodied troops who are
to go TO the front.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

The LECTURE TOMORROW EvENING.-We
Douglass tomorrow evening, in the City Hall,
on The Races. Doubtless it will be one Of
his best, and call forth his highest qualities of
head and heart. We are requested to say the
lecture, though in no sense inappropriate to
Sabbath evening, would hayeibeen given on a
week day evening, had the hall not been en-
gagged for every evening that It was possible
for the lecturer to be here without disturbing
lis other previously made appointments.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

BALTIMORE, April /.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the friends of
emancipation was held at the Maryland Insti-
tute tonight. Among the speakers were
Messrs. Boutwell,, OF Mass, Kelly and Myers,
of Penn, Davis, of Nd, and Gen. Lew Wal
lace. Mr.. Davis strenuously advocated eman-
cipation without compensation, either by the
State or general government.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

NEW YORK, April /.
The steamer Whirlwind, from Beaufort, has
arrived
The brig George, from ST. Croix for New
Haven, is ashore near Barnegat, but will prob,
ably be got off.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

BANK DIvIDENDs.-The Banks in this city
able on and after Monday next. The follow
ing are the dividends as far as declared They
are free from the U. S. income tax of three
per cent, that having been assumed by the
banks. Bank of Cumberland per cent
Casco, ) International, 4 Manufacturers
J 2-3, or $50 per share on the par value OF
SO. The Canal Bank viii declare its diyi-
dend to-day
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

E- A gentleman who left Atlanta about
fortnight ago, TO avoid CONSUMPTION, says
there is, among the rebels, an under current
Of feeling, that they will eventually be COM
PEELED to saccumb before the superior num-
bers, wealth and resources of the North. Mr..
Lncon's Emancipation Proclamation was
published in the papers, and 10 efior. made to
suppress it.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

Il monday, April 4th, At 10 O'Clock. al No. ls tx.
aS1., ehanse stree consisting in part CT Broad.
u pi' casslmsies Musiins, DeLaiues Alpaca
rrinte Cotton Cloths, Flannels and great rariety
OF otner Goods saved from the wreck Of tho Hohe
i haslh9 been eieansed. and will be sold by the
spI dtds h. BAILEY & co ,Auctiopesr.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

NEW YORK, April /.
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
Gen. Meade was before the Committee on the
conduct of the War to-day, giving evidence
in reference to the battle of Gettysburg. His
testimony was clear, and left good impress
sion on the committee.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

SEzuREs.-Deputy Marshals Wentworth
and Merrill, with posse Of police officers,
visited the eating saloon of Mr.. f. ID. Cannon
yesterday, and seized a number of decanters
and jugs containing Intoxicating liquors.
Deputy Marshal Merrill, with two or three
policemen, visited The premises of Mrs.
Bounds, on Portland street. and seized small
quantity OF poor rum.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

THE RIGHT KIND OF A GENEgAI.-A let
Ter from an officer of high rank in the Depart
ment of the Gulf, was received by his friends
in this city day or two since, which contain
ed the following expression: "We leave in
two hours; but only the Lord and General
Banks know where We are going" If all the
Generals in the service were as close mouthed
as Gen. Banks, it would be much better, and
more good would be effected by our armies.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

ON Wednesday, April sth, at Q O'Clock. p. NJ. on
~ the promises rhe one and a half wooden
Honse with Brick basement, No 90 Myrtle street
said House Is nearly new, with finished rooras.
abundant hard and SOFT water and every thing neat
and convenient in and about the house Title clear.
terms easy, sale positive. april IA
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
N. Lanis Mnrkef.

ST. LOUIS, April l.
Cotton quiet at 6Qc for low mddling. Flour active
with upward tendency; double extra TolI7 so;
single extra 80; superfpe 90. Wheat higherai 20
for chocai 4oGl 4b for prime Corn and tOats
changed
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
AUCTION SALES.
q. =. lEar.l,aI,s saIe


UNITED sTATEs or AMEfIcAI
District Of Maine, -.
DC Ks tANIto snrdry writ Of sale 10 mo dirs.,s,
from the hon. Ashur Ware Jud, q ~ ,t eI 10 -
ted Sfstes District Court within aud f5r the n,
o. Maine shsll eNpfse and % sfTubjie -, is'
70 me highest fiddler therefor. he fo LOVING n:r-,
y ara ohandize, At the time and place, within
said District. az follows, Wis
!, a, me Auction Room Of D.. ~ pafitE. No. u
INehai'se 81. in Portland, on SoturcaV ~ ~ n1l
q april, 4. n, 1854 al o'elock. A. AZ st-Srs,
1"ob-' WARTS AND MKRrsANrlzE, sorsd from
"s SI'e1 e ne FSGIlsH sTrANrE BoHIMiAs
is54 a. 7. n, at me lion Block. on Portland ps,
IN said fortisDd. suNDRY PILES or MlscxIIANr.
~ eo90s saved from said wreck tie zane having
pseh ordered to be sold bv the District Corf al ma
1 ne. s'stss for said District OF Maine.
A ~ Isss rortisLd, his tbiffy-hIst day e March
A''f' ''Ak LIS CLARk,
nclaiae y Marshal Dist of Ne
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Comnressed Hay for Sale.

100 TONS good quality Hay, Comprised.
IOO without bsaiirg,''l into Small Bales
requiring less thEn leo cubic feet tho ton. Deiiv
cred at wharf in Freeport. Portland or Bath En-.
quire of BLAKE JONES s. CO..
ISL Commercial 81 Portland where sample Pslss
may be seen. mche0 Iwised
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
ALTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Religion. Notices.

NcIkIoUt NotICek,
tF-Mies Lizzie Dotcp medium, Hiil lecture In
Mechanics Hall 10 morrow afternoon o nd evening,
at and O'Clock.
Sunday School at 1ol, Conference at II O'Clock.
@The Washingtonan Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at Sons of Temperance Han,
S5s Congress street, commencing at O'Clock The
public are invited. tt
kESsbbaih School Concert a, the West Congre-
gsrionai Church tomorrow evening, commencing At
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

orR STEAMERS. Lewiston, from
Boston, which put into Kittery, arrived here
between IL and o'clock yesterday, and left
again for Boston last night.
Steamer New Brunswick left Eastport at
3 20 p. NJ, Thursday and put into Moose
reeea Reach. She left there yesterday morn
ing and arrived here at 4.45 z. NJ
The New England left this port for PASSPORT
aud ST. John, Thursday night
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

IF The house of William Kelly, in Litch-
field, Conn.,, was destroyed by fire during the
gale on Tuesday night, and Mr.. Kelly and a
daughter five years old persisted in the flames.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


augusta, March %, 1864.
The returns from the Provost Marshal Generals
Office have given no credit, comparatively, under
the recent act OF Congress- for enlistments in The
Navy. To the end therefore, that each and all of
our cities TOW ms and plantations, who have now in
the naval service of the United States any OF their
residents or citizens liable enrolment for military
duty. may have full credit upon their quotas under
existing calls from the Government, the municipal
authorities will Immediately ascertain tho names of
such persons serving in the Navy, date OF enlist
ment, name of vessel they now in, or in which
they commenced service. Nothing short of personal
and persistent application forthwith TO every ship
ping Office. lodging house, dwelling house, boarding
hon e. hotel and vese, in port or town. and TO every
mariner or other person likely to possess knowledge
of the DIES red facts, will secure the important and
valuable inform alton rendered so desirable
Blanks are herewith furnished for making the re-
quired return of the of persons thus serving
with proper columns for remarks and statements OF
dates, age. name of vessel. &C.. &C. as near as can
be ascertained These will be returned soou as
completed. 10 the Adju.ant Generals Once. Angus.
ia. Me-. SAMUEL CONi,
apl div Governor OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
RaiIrond Rouas ntAuc,iou.

TWO Bonds OF the Androscogriu Ra iIroad Gem.
Il Iany, for 500, 90 each. (Nps 34l AID 342) held
as collateral security viii be sold al public suction
a. the oilcs Of Josiah II. Drummond, In Portland
on the sixth day Of April A. D.. 1861 al ten O'Clock
in the forenoon.
mch30 dtds HENRY BAILEY 70
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

give are glad to learn that arrangements
are being made to give the Camp Berry Band
benefit at New City Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming, April 18th. 1t viii be remembered that
the loss of their clothing, &C., at the recent
fire at the barracks. They have ever been
ready 10 respond to various calls made upon
them for music at charitable meetings, aud
without charge. Now let our citizens show
Them that such magnaminity is appreciated.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02

NORTH AMERICAN SABLE.-A beautiful
little North American sable was exhibited in
our sheets yesterday by hunter, who caught
him on Arnold's river, Canada, and, instead of
killing him for his valuable pelt, kept him
alive. The animal, though small, exhibited a
set of teeth that would do injury TO anything
they took hold Of His chief food is fish. He
attracted the observation Of every passer-by,
and his owner very courteously stopped to let
people gaze at the curiosity.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
TO THE AFFLTCTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. IA CIapp's Block,

CORNEE OFCONGRksS IND KIN STRRET3
"ouLD respectfully Announce 10 the CITIZEN, on
w Portland and vicinity. that he has pernsnen f-
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that VI have been in town we have cured scns %
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain. and curing pa.
tients in so short time that The question l. oitea
asked: do they say cured! To answer this question
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity IL perfectly adapted 20 chronic diseases
In the form of nervous or sick headaehe neuralgia
In the head, neck, extremiies: consumption, When
In the acute stages where the lungs are NOS fully
inyolyed acute chronic rheumatism, scrofaa, hip
diseases white swallings, spinal diseases curvature
of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, ST. Nitss' Dance deafness STAN
mering or hestaney Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
tpn, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
tbs, structures Of the chest and all forms Of female
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
California Delegates to the National COncen-

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81.
The delegates TO the Republican National
Convention TO be held at Baltimore are Messrs.
bearne, Farling, Chairman, South Hirsch and
Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Valuable Estate on Commercial
Street at Auction.

"lLL be sold at the Merchants EXCHANGE on
" wednesday. April 9Th next. at u o'c.oek NJ
nhe ihlId part IN common and undivided of the
property known as the Bnfnham wharf pfoperfv
The block on the Noitherly side OF Commercial
street, extends to. and has cont on Fore Street
this block contains $500 square feet.
Tbs wharf and deck contain z, 500 feet and tina
continuation 10 the tommissioners' line contains Is
600 square feet
A plan Of the property may DO examined at the
Merchants Exchange. Terms made Known at sale
mch2s ID II. BAILEY & co, Auctioneers
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Ladies

WAC have cold hands and feet; weakma o5t chs
lame and weak backs; nervous aud sick headache
Guinness and swimming in the head. With indiges.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain In tbs sds
and back; leucorrhRa, Tor whites; falling of ths
womb with internal cancers. tuIaors, po,ypus, ana
all that long train diseases will ind In Electric.
ity G means OF cure. For sanfui meBstFuafio1
toe profnse nqnstruatl0n and all Of those long lDs
Of troubles with young ladies Electricity certaih
specific and will In short tiEo, restore tie susreE
10 the Vigor OF health.
~ We hare az Electro chezical .spparafss tor
extracting Mineral Poison fnim the system, such a.
Mercary, Anthony, Arsenic, &s. Hundreds Who
are troubled with stiH joints weak backs and yari
Gus other difneplties the direct cause of which, IN
nine cases out o. ten Is the effect Of poisonous drugs
can e restored &C natural strength sHd Ygor BY the
sac Of from i've 60 eight Baths
once hours from c'aicek a. NJ TO fP.xili
q; s1d 70 Pm
Consultation Free. Iyi4 issat
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
WANTS, LOST,FOUND


ITO an experienced American Woman, desiring
Il good home, situation Is offered as housekeep-
er In small family where she would be treated rs
one. She would be required TO take charge CT and
do the cooking and ehamberwork see 10 the wash
whole would be light. Pay so per week. IN.
quire S. Exchange ST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
BOARD.

DLEASANT rooms aud board, AZ No. y Danforth
Il ST., I'd door above Bracket st Call aeon.
Also good stable for rent on The premises.
mch2s DIV
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
ny ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the ia.V
leap with Joy, aud move with the sgliy and elastic
tty OF youth; the heated brain IL cooled; the fost
bitten limbs restored, the nncoaih dsiormities r..
moved; fsinlness converted to yigor, weakness 10
strengths the blind made see the deaf to hear ana
tins paisied form 70 move upright; the blemshss OF
youth are obterated; the accideafs Of mature lite
prevented; the calamities Of old ege obyisfsd ana
an active circulation maintained
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Wanted.

4 y indus rious young man. l6 or II years old, 10
"A work In ship Brt nd Bakery.
X. KENT, No-l07 Fore Sc.
nch3l lw
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-02
Single Admission 2J Cents

National Home Tickets, admitting -Four 81 90
each. for sale at tue Bookstores and at the United
States Hotel, and at the Hall
For full particulars see hills. mchaitd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-06
Frsna lbe sapldau.

GcrTespondenss Of toe Richmond SentineLl
FRRDERICRsBUKG. Va, Nay /, 1864 -The-e
is reliable informaiaG bsTa thai part Of Barn
sizes foTes has creased RsppahSpa0ck bridge
and j0iRsd Grant The nefre portion Of BIS
ire0ps have taken tho PlGcs Of ths white Yam
kses in he tOrli6estisns sToznd Alsxandria,
and Of The while troops guarding th8 Orange
snd Aicxsudfia Tsiirozd. It is said that OF o.
about the 5th Of thi5 m3nih TIA term Of seEvies
Of ns7Ily twenty thousand Of GTarSs vessrsas
expire and TIA! ell his endssYorJ 70 iRdace
them to Tsn5in ia service until he lfiss his
strength 6ish Les has proved unaysiliEg. L Is
tbs opi1ioa OF Intelligent men that Grants foTes
with Bu1n5ide's Teinfogcsman.s, does not exceed
! ene hundred tlousand.
1. Is said the enemy have Withdrawn from
| Wsuen.0n, and moved in the direction of Col
pepper court house
There have been no YsEkees in the neigh
borho8a Of Falmouth siuco Thursday morning,
when ahous twenty dashed into the village, re-
mainsd short tins and 8iihirsW.
Two Yankees, espt1Ted by Capt Kinehsl0s's
company, were brought here lest evsaiRE.
The wheat has improved very mach within
the last eight or ten days, snd tho Oa.s are com
| ing up finely.
Ths extensive plains below Fredericksburg
are covered with luxurisnt growth CT clover
and grsss, afo.ding rich psstursge for stock
aad in fields not ersz5d, promising 4 heavy
yield Of hay TO the acre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-06

We quOte-namely, April he 2Olb, lS64-this
cidEzzti0a and hamsniiy'i Is thus Illus
tTased; A report to Dr.. Mccormick, Gen
Buffers medical director, win show sha., up L
Tuesday Of last week, men had beea confined
in Fortress Monroe, on bread and water, fol
fortyeight and fifty days, and that If they had
not been supplied with food By fellow prisoners
they would hsve died Of assusi starvation
II the Ysnkses desire TO sgzTsvsts the hoF-
roIs OF this war, Why take so indirect q way as
going thTough the useless forms of an idle and
silly demand Why not send of platoon of
soldiers and shoot down three or iour hundred
prisoners, and send rs word Then We shall
execute double that Rumber, sad thus The diff
eulaes o. aa exchange be soen renewed.
the ot1cer Tsh0 Is charged with tue 20 called
Iazsseres zen Caalmers, Fss eutsrtsi1si by
some Union officers On board the ssesusT Plstts
Valley. This does not lock Like tfsrs baa bssn
any smsssaere.7
We find in the New York Tines that Gan.
PssteB Anderson hsd seat 20 Gen Hatch let
Ger giving the uamss sEd condition Of The Yam
kee wounded At the battle Of Olustee. ia which
We fnd the "colersd troops" reportsd 10 a very
ierg9 extent II massacre" was the policy
way should Gen. Anderson s5op. humane and
Gan. Forrest . savage course 7 We have seen
no evidence Of AHy fimRssseEs" whatever: but
sisoaid Il Become nsesssSTy to pCs 3 garrison 10
Ehs sword under ths lay OF war, we should ex-
sold. 4 neSlo ss s.. .JUp n- 80 sHszrOas 70 be
shot,
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rhe Aanir n Per, Esua.an-

-COrreEpOndenes OF the New York Tribuns.l
PORT HUDSON, Ls, April s-The rebels
yesterday, made dash within cur picket lines,
and brisk skirmish ensusd without important
results 70 either side. detachment of the
ll5sh Illi8eis moUnted Infantry, and q section
CT Barnes battery, 2Iss NsH York, with one
gun, hsd been out rnerding the line Of tele-
graph to Baton Rouge, and on their TetuTu
were attacked by Superior force Of rebel cav
airy and driven in Simultaneously sn attack
was nisde on CIR picksts by an equally large
force, and the detachment On the telegraph road
was thus cut Cff and fsEked. The cavalry
esme in by wood roads, bus the pieces Of artillery
was spiked and left, and afterUsrd csrrisd off
by the enemY. In the several skirulishes We
loss Une killed, four wounded snd six prisoners.