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0ttama frfe Graner.
OTTAWA, DECEMBER Ie, 1864.
War New OF the Week.

The only news from Grant is, the. or Tics
day Q! last wcehhc sent Il cavalry force to Stony
Creek station, on the Weldon Road, to ascer-
tain whether Lee was sending forces south,
No Indications of such a movement on the
part of Lee were discovered.
Sherman was las; heard of at Millcn, Ga.
where he arrived on the 29th, and rebel re-
ports show that he has passed that point, in
dicating that he Is moving towards Savannah.
The rebels claim some advantages over him
in encounters with his cavalry under Kilpat-
rick, but admit that no battle Of Importance
has yet taken place. The belief is, that Sher-
mans army has united and is marching for
the coast, and the Richmond papers an
ticipate a battle with him near Savannah.
Thomas remains in the Qualifications Of
Nashville, and Hood is fortiGing two miles
in frontoIhim. breckenridge is supposcd to lie
executing q flank movement to unite his forces
with Hood. There is an impression at Nah.
Vile that the rebels are eyacuatiug their po
sition in that vicinity, and commencing a
march npon kentuck..
Price with 4 large army, is reported, or
rebel authority, to be within striking distance
OF Little Rock
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Council Proceedings.

Tuesday, December, 9Th 1854.
Regular Meeting. Present, Aid. Rowland,
LoOney, Wood, Prescott. Bow, Mason, Murphy
tenneii, McGinnis, Miller, Reynolds ami Ceilings.
Mayor being absent on motion Of Wood Aid.
Dow was appointed president pro tem
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
Petition OF " .lIiam Reddick, J. o. Glover, G..
L'rhompson. Edward Eames 5 w. Cheever, j..
Hertzel, X. Montgomery. T. Donleyy and Dan T..
Murphy, asking the City Council to order the
construction Of a side walk ON Court street from
Main street to Madison street and establish the
grade of the same, the petition being signed by
all the persous owning property on same route.
On melton Of Wood,
O,,5.ysd, That q said walk twelve feet wide be
constructed according 10 law and ordinance, on
the east side of Court street, from Main street to
Madison street and that the,city surveyor be IN
structcd TO establish the grade therefor IN accOc
dance with the Order OF the City Council passed
September -, !Sj4.
i1c.iI,on of John Stout and others, asking the
Cit, Council 10 exempt block eighty four, States
Addition to Ottawa, from the fire iim.ss.hXed by
Ordinance
+ Petition of William Pratt, asking for an auction
GERS license for six months.
On motion OF W cod,
l,,I-,si That L license be issued 10 the petition
,rJy his COMPLY. with the city. rIInance III rea-
tlun to .GCtIUncer
Petition Of Geo B. Mitchell, 'asking to have the
location OF his liquor license changed from .OOm
No !, Cayariy's block, lot 6. block II, original
town, to !ot l, SUP q! ~ ana l. BLOCK 81 STATE
Addition 10 Ottawa
On motion of Mason, petition received andprayer
thereof granted.
Health officer appeared and made verbal state
ment in relation to OF small pOX the city.
On motion Of Wood, the following order was
passed
whereas. doe notice has been given by the city
clerk of the return Uf the assessment made by the
commissioners, appointed by the City Council
the 18th day II October 1851, to the of
one hundred and forty dollars the real III
the part Of the city benefited by he construction
of main drain or sewer through and under Pop
lar street from Jackson street south to the ravIne
and no objection thereto having besii made.
Oydersd, That the same Assessment be and the
same is hereby confirmed.
Ii is further Ordered, that awarra.lt be issued,
directed to the city collector thereof, retuInabie IN
hirty days after its date.
t Mason from committee on Street ard Alleys sub
mit,ed the following report in relation 10 side
walk constructed ,, the city.
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a Severe Geld.

Just now, when rain and sunshine, warm
weather and frosts succeeded each other so
rapidly, any addition in the stock of house
hold knowledge on the subject OF curing a
bad cold cannot but be acceptable, and the
invaluable information we have to impart is
that for the permanent and immediate cure
Cou2l Baysam has no equal. Sold by all
Druggists, at % and so cents per bottle.
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That, whereas the City Council did on the sth
Of June, 1858, order the construction OF side
walk on sthe south side Of Jackson street, from
Poplar street Pine street thence on the cas- si'e
az Pine strr,t Ia Jefferson street thence on The
north side Of Jefferson street to Sycamore street
thence on TIE west side Of SYCAMORE street 70
Madison street. That IN conformity with the cr
dInance Of the city, the committee have caused
side walks to be construction on re route anoFe
mentioned, opposite the premises hereafter des-
crIbcd and have estimated to the expense thereof
which is set opposite each lot respectives as fol-
lows, viz:
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I authority OF resolution oI the Ljard Of Super'I-
I scrs Of Ia Sclic county. will otter for sale, al Public
Auction ON say TIE 10th day of January next at the
hour Of uclosk =. at the south door Of the Court
Hons. in Ottawa the following Lands viz: The 81 Of Sc
= OF section township 81 NORTH range east; the Me-
al MEL OF section II TOWNSHIP, - north. range ea-t the
SCI Of SCI section !. and SCI ct SEA Of section ;
township north! range ) cast all Ia La sale county,
known as Swamp Lands, belonging t. said county.
Ouc-tlIrl If purchase money will hc required in
hand The purchaser may hive credit on the other two
thirds 10y paying interest the same nan at the rate
of 10 per cont WI iIhhi>"'
OIt.INi. Dec. 10. lsGL
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The opinion prevails that measures will be
adopted by congress, At It's present session, to
raise troops hereafter by volunteering instead
of conscription,-the former system being
regarded as more rapid and less expensive.
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TsIlE Farm inst lies west of the court house and
s,; mile west of the city limits belonging to Ms.
T. C. NcTher-on situate &c. s. range s: 100
acrs Ianlaui y Of timber. the farm are
valuable i,i story Dwelling House tenant
house, and fine young bearing Orchard. Enquire
ttfsyya. Dee. 10 lS6i Il 4. CsNEEDN
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INSURE YOUR LIFE, w .re ,yaHt7 fJr H." ID Con-
1,t..at Mutual Lit. f IIagsi - lilu.l aid A-sts
s..Hg..-tt.-Z
Information given and i,etau receive! at onr ..
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Tin hr-' four H the above Companies i-sue Part 'iu,
policies wherein thu policy holder hack lu -arIjt
~ pr r. u TIE IT-gtttut liUL hesra-s s-rtif ,-agt
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r,ssray Colc-Sao seward.

sSTRAl Ed from the subscriber, then living in DAYTON
- Slllc county in My last. Black Horse Coli two
years old past. with sni! star in forehead and bind
foot white The above reward viii De- paid the return
Of said colt, or .r information that i'll enable
h"r it, Ny residence Is near and Post o.tcc address ~
t!Jr-yies, La Stli- county III. JOHN FERGUSON.
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sooner the better ? Il is not claimed that the
! election has imposed a duty on members to


their Judgment many be affected by it, 1t
is the voice of the people, now for the first
time heard on the question. In a great
national crisis Ike ours, unauimity Of action
among those seeking common end is very
desirable, almost Indispensable, and vet no
approch t. such uranimity is attaimable unless
some detcrence shall be paid 70 the viii Of
the majority, sinplv because it is the viii OF
the majority. IN this case the common end
is the maintenance Of the union, and among
the means to secure that end, such will
through the election, is most clearly declared
in favor of such constitutional amendment.
The most rclb!e indiction Of public purpose
in thi, country Is derived through our popular
elections.
Judging by the recon. canvass and its re-
results The purpose Of the people within the
lo9ai states 10 maintain the int srity of the
union was never more tirm or more nearly
unanimous than now. The extraordinary
caluncss and good order with which the
millions Of voters met and mingled at the polls
gave strong assurance Of this. Not only all
those who supported the union ticket, 50 call
ed. but q great minority Of the opposing party
also. may be fairly claimed 70 be actuated by
I the same purpose. It is an unanSwerablc ar
! gumcut that no candidate for any Office
( whatever. high or low. Las venturcd TO seek
votes on the ayowal that be was for giving up
/ the uuion. There have been much i.apugn-
/ ing Of motives and much heated controversy
/ n 20 the proper means and best mode OF
/ advancing the union cause; but, in the dIs
| trict issue ofun;Jn or no union, the politicians
. have shown their instructive knowledge that
| there j. no diversity among the people. In
awarding the people the fair O.. o tiui;y Of
showing one to another. aud to the world,
this frnnes, and unaaimitv Of purpose. the
election has been of vast value to the nation
= cause.
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James Speed, Of Louisville, has been ap
pointed Attorney Geueral of:hc U. S. in place
Of Bates, resigned.
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EIRH EOR NILE.

: OFFER The farm on whIgh reside for srle, cen
tanning lGy aces, situated in the town OF treeuoh
la Sale County H.. Y I.-S north ~ ottawa ana al
Joining the village Of Harding. in which mere 70
Churches, a School House, or Ngc!-'"is,
= Stores. and Post Once s-litle" ~ Z" - -
mail. About 30 -c~os OF the I"sIn :, . on 80
Crost Of which Is go .Il tht balance l. Pr - 80,
Of which 4, fenced tl large A-ds ana sn,'ii lSts,
ali uDIrr a rood state of Cultivation h'"4 ~,
har, q. Nv 81 feet wei finished on win stalIs Tor
harsas and sheds Tor cattle Ac, &c "d frame
,,;,S Lnuse > feet "a Nitll iaiIng ven OF
COL y,ser at the door, aud csleFn an or nara OF
sho,, 50 grated rf,l' tres-- NEST OF when nave pore
Sr fir S.yeI.l y,.Ts, bearing pear, peach. pfu,h,
-, ,..ss cat4uua aud Isabella grapes, currants,
-, HOMES sc. Also. auo her part az The farm
Tb.ra is frame dwelling house 2G feet by 10, stable
g.. a fine ycurg orchard G! SD gatei apple trees
irs.,s- % which Dor. matt last ytarD cherry trees,
IIulc- currents, s.. The timber aud prairie lay ad-
io; ne N one body and the mprov meats are SO 10,
,td that tie fame could be divided INTO 'Mo small
ou-s rio Ipdiar Greek runs through the timber, and
there i psvrr-failug stock water On the premises
For Stock and Gran F4rI it IS oLe OF the oest oca-
ton, il. the. county For terms aPIl! 70 The under
s:,,,5i Iiy;,,y an the premises WI. BARBER.
mart or the whole OF the above VIII be Sold may be
agreed upon with ptlGCnast..
Freedom, Ill, June I'd, lSSf-ti
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Ks AVING competent Prescription Clerk and larg,
stock of Drugs Physicians and others may rely upon
having all Prescriptions put up carefully AMI correctly
Night and Day. dec 10 T. \. t;;IGtiS.
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-UoyhsGqe Sale.

ENURITC notice is hereby given that The undersigned by
4 virtue Of aceItan mortgage desd executed bv Henry
Shaw and Mary = Shaw his wife er.oTs 10 Henry H.
Grant grantee who has duly ssinrta the 10 mehear-
ig March 9th, 1863 and recorded in the recorders Of
Il Sale county state 81 Illinois in book 50 pages
III. and Us: viii sell nj public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash al the south dCT OF the county Court House
in the City of Ottawa, the 9th day Of January 1863
at 10 O'Clock Of said day the following real estate in said
deed described viz lot fifteen. i5 in block ~ and
lot six, 20 in block three, 90 in Iasons Addition 10 os
GEO. Il. NOR3iS, Assignee
u. f. CAMERON, Sol. Dec LOW.
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one Large !'a-s Drus i euid Snare Drum. with
- latot smaller Drums for sale ~ 4. y. GkiGGS
PSI keep hand good assortment Of Ni,lns,
Guitars. rIut-, Flies, Musical Fixtures and Instruction
Books dec 10 /. /. GEIsi:iS
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No ESOUbs

I HAVE some fine Guitars. nii-h would make ui-'
4 holiday present I,r some lady friend
dec 10 T. Y. GRIGGS.
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DOCT. BUTTS EXCELST0E LINZ
II m.,:. For .sie IL E.YGRIGGS.
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Cooks aud S.nsiosnerv.
Prescriptions.

HONf forget that my stock of school Books, Blan
Books Paper, and all her things Iocn-Hg Boo
Store j. large a. any in the City. l.. J. GRItiGS
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General Insurance Agency

u II $40 LJ"I'J'
Aggregate Capital represented. s6,202,lj2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
The Chase.Blair ImbrOgliO...T'ht
Presidents Letter.

WASHINGTON, May 2-Accompanying
the Presidents message to-day, were the
following:
Hon. Montgomery Blair:
My DEAR SIR: Some days ago under
stood you to say that your brother, General
Frank Blair, desired to be guided by my
wishes as to whether he will occupy his seat
in Congress or remain in the field. MY
wish then is confounded, of what believe
will be best for the country, and it is that
he will come here put his military
commission in my hands, take his seat,
go into caucus with our friends
abide the nominations, and help elect the
nominees, and thus aid to organize House
of Representatives which will really sup
port the Government in the war. If the
result shall be the election of himself as
Speaker, let him serve in that capacity. If
not, let him retake his commission and re-
turn to the army for the country. This
will heal a dangerous schism for him. 1t
will relieve him from dangerous position
in a misunderstanding as think he is in
danger of being permanently separated
from those with whom only he can ever
have real sympathy-the sincere oppo-
nents of slavery.
1t will be a mistake if he shall allow the
the provocations offered him by insincere
time servers to drive him from the house of
his own building. He is young yet; he has
abundant talents, quite enough to occupy
all his time without devoting any to temper.
lie is rising in military honor, and useful
ness. His recent appointment to the COM
mand of corps by one so
Here the line gave out.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
CLEVELAND mnrLet

FL0UR-Salcs Of fve days as reported we're ecc
barrels double extra red, from common to fancy, at
range Of 81 00g7 IS: 700 barrels thrible extra red
at 81 IS: 300 brls thrbc extra white at $s 759s So
WHEAT-Sales for FIVE days were 10, ,0U0 bushels
red, free on board, at 81 5091 S. chiefly at q so
81 rcd, poor to CHOICE at 81 4s9l S. chiefly at
81 5o19l 81; 3 cars amber at 81 IS and 81 SO.
C0RN-Sales during the week Of cars shelled IN
track and from store at 81 20 including car to-day
and cars on track at 81 49, car or two Of sold
at 81 70,
0ATS--Sales during the week Of cars on track
a. 7sc and cars at Tsci cars from store. including
l car to-day, at eOc.
RYE--Therc have been no transactions. Holders
quote at 81 90.
BARLEY--No movements have been reported,
and the market has ruled nominal at 81 259I Is ac-
cording to quality.
LARD-The market has ruled active and firm at
14c for cyrendered in tierceS with sales during the
week Of about 1000 Bs including $500 ms to-day,
BUTTER--There has been a fair supply coming
N during the week, and prices haze declined 2gs
from last weeks closing figures. The range to-day
for prime Western Reserve is 279ssc. the latter the
extreme figure.
EGGS-There has been a moderate demand dur
ing the week, and the market is l@2c lower than last
week: w Q now quote at l4c.
CHEESE 0.d prime W. r. rules firm at I'D
17he, New is coming in slowly, and sells at lOalic.
SEEDS-ln moderate request, and selling at
s. 1898 25 for Timothy, and 81 rs for Clover.
SALT-Advanced. Fine 50 25; coarse and ground
DRIED APPLES-In good request at 9Ge,;c
DRIED PEACHES-Thed demand is fair at 270D7eo
for peeled and l7gDlsc for unpceled.
.fOIAIOES-ln moderate request at ei 10 for
Neshannocks, and 81 10 for Peach blows.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-We have to notice continued dull and
heavy market and prices 10 great extent nominal
at SO 40GD6 IS for superfne.
WHISkY-Taere WAS decidedly better feeling
in the market to-day and an active demand pre-
vailed on Change at 81 Is; but holders ask Sl 20
OLA sale Of 100 brls Of linseed ut 81 so. which
is n decline.
WHEAT-There is fair demand and the receipts
being light holders are firm at d As per bush for red
and 81 55dl 60 for white.
C0RN-There is r continued good demand for
sheed at 81 1901 IL in bulk and elevator and in
some cases higher prices are asked.
0ATS-There Is an improved demand, and prices
are shade higher. Buyers offer e3Ss4c per bush.
but holders are frn at S5c.
RYE-There is a good demand and holders arc
firm at u so per bush for prime samples arrival.
BARLEY-The markrt is steady at 81 40cel 4j per
bush for prime to choice Spring. and 81 459l 50 for
the same grades Of Fall.
HAY-There is but a moderate demand. and the
market rules steady at $25 o026 90 por ton for prime
Timothy in bales on arrival and $40 0oD30 90 from
store.
BUTTER-The receipts continue TO increase, and
with but moderate demand, prices declined TO 279
sGc for prime to choice. In small packages. a2c
obtained.
CHEESE-The market was unchanged and steady
at 16c for old and 391tc for sale Of $50 bxs
English Dairy at Ice.
EGGS-The market was dull at l5sl51Sc per dOseu
shippers count r-r1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
CITY ITEMS.

NorIoE.-We the undersigned, respect
fully give notice TO the public, owing to the
rise in price of articles necessary for man
ufacturing Soda Water well, shall be COM
pclled during the coming season to sell So
da Water at ten (l0) cents per glass, or three
(8 glasses for twenty-five (25) cents.
Schueller & Co.; Thrall & Benham; L.
Lindeman & Co.; S. E. Samuels; is Ritze;
G. S. Deming; Joe Martin & Co.; F. Wen
ger; VIM. Dickinson; Walter Mahoney;
Robert Davie. mays, 1s64-d2t
NOTICE TO THE MILITIA OF THE STATE OF
OHIo.-Those now about preparing them
selves with all needful articles will bear in
mind that the great bankrupt Shoe Store
will open on Monday, May I'd, twenty cases
OF mems boots and shoes, well adapted for
those that have to do military duty, and
we VIII Sell them from twenty-five to fifty
per cent. cheaper than they can be bought
many otherstorei in the city; and also large
lot of women's, misses and children's boots
and shoes; as the stock has got to be closed
out regardless of cost Remember bank
rupt Shoe Store, northwest corner of High
and Gay. r,i..s,t 49,
may2-3t n o4- e as e.a gtis
u L u. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
Arrival of the City orWn.hinc.tou,

NEW YORK, May 2.-The City of WASH
ington, from Liverpool on the morning of
the 10th and Queenstown 2lst, has arrived
here.
The steamer Bavaria left Hamburg for n.
I. on the 18th, and was captured by Dam
ish frigate at the mouth of the Weser. She
had large number of passengers on board.
The ship and cargo were valued at 10000
pounds sterling. The Hansa was stopped
by the frigate at the same place, but after
an examination of her papers, she was al
lowed to proceed.
The Germania for New York at South
ampton, would not go to Hamburg. She
landed her passengers and would probably
discharge at Southampton.
The London Times attributes slight ral-
ly in the Confederate loan, and reaction
in Paris bOurse, to the open defiance Of
France on the Mexican question by the
House of Representatives at Washington.
The Times thinks, however, that the action
Of the House will be ignored or retracted.
Cyrus Field had been giving banquet to
the supporters of the Atlantic Telegraph.
Adams and Bright were present, and ex-
changed international courtesies, dc.
The public were startled by the announce
ment that Garibaldi's visit was abruptly
terminated, and that he would leave Lon
don, en- route for Caprea, on the ID.
The Prussians assaulted and captured
Duppei on the mornmgof the 18th, captur-
ing eighty-three cannon, and two to three
thousand prisoners. The Russian loss is
stated at two Generals, sixty officers, and
six hundred privates. The Danes are said
to have lost between eighty and one hun
dred officers, and four thousand men are
reported hors de combat.
The victory was received with great re-
joicing in Berlin, and it is reported the
Prussians occupied Alsen, and that the oc-
cupation of the whole of Jutland was re-
solved upon.
Richardson, Spence & Co., and Wakefield
& Co. report flour dull and unsaleable; pri-
ces nominally unchanged. Wheat in mod
crate demand at call. Corndull at 2ss@2ss
Sd for mixed.
The reported cnpture Of the steamer Ba-
varia by a Danish frigate proves unfound-
ed. She reached Southampton on the night
of the Goth.
The Danes have retreated from Duppel to
the island of Alsen.
Some members of the Conference met in
London on the Goth. The representative of
the German Diet was absent, and the Con-
ference adjourned until the 25th.
Garibaldi is reported to have consented
to reconsider his determination to quit
England on the 22d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
The Evacuation of Texas by the
FederaIs---Gen. Polk to March
on Port Hudson.

NEW YORK, May 2-The famous trotting
stallion, George NJ. Patchen, died yester-
day.
The Worlds New Orleans letter reports
that the evacuation of Texas by our forces
has begun. 1t also says report had reach
ed New Orleans that General Polk was at
Camp Moore, ninety miles from New Or
leans, with from $1,000 to 10000 men, to
move at once on Port Hudson or Baton
Rouge.
The Herald's Newbern letter of the 26th
is received. Information had been received
here that the authorities had taken possess
sion of all the railroads in the South for
the next sixty days, during which time no
citizen will be allowed to travel on them.-
1t has also been learned that troops from
Charleston, S. c., have been brought to Will
mington, and there relieved troops who
have proceeded to Richmond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
Military Execution -. Gen. WASH
burne's Operations.

MEMPHIS, April 20, via CAIRO, May l.
Martin Smith was executed to-day in Fort
Pickering for the crime of smuggling per-
cussion caps to the enemy and violating his
oath of allegiance. He stated at the gal
lows that he wac guilty, and that hts sem
tence was just. Two other men are now in
civil prison for the same crime, and will
probably suffer the same penalty. r..
Gen. Washburne is very active prepar-
ing his forces for active duty in the field
Gen. Sturges has assumed command of the
cavalry here, and is remounting and equip
ping them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-03
A Successful Cavalry Raid.

WASHINGTON, May 2-The Star says the
cavalry expedition sent out from Vienna
last Thursday, under command of Colonel
Lowell, returned to that place yesterday
after having visited Leesburg and Upper
vile. Near Upperville, portion of Mos
by's guerrilla band was encountered, when
a sharp fight ensued which resulted in the
Col. Lowell lost three killed and four wound
ed He returned safety to Vienna with the
twenty-three prisoners captured from Mos
by, and also three blockade runners, twen-
ty-five horses and large quantity Of wool,
tobacco and other contraband goods, picked
up on the route, t5t4 II EsT3 .tt.