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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

"a The Plantation Bitters have cured me OF
liver complaint OF which laid up PROSTATE and
to abandon my business.
II. Il. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

:" have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of disabled soldiers with the sstonishn,
effect. @. W. ID. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, q.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.

II HAVE NEVER CHANGED MY MIND
respecting them from the first. excepting think yet
better of that which began thinking well of."
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
- 'The Troches q staff Of Life TO me-"
Prof Edward North,
Pres Hamilton College, Clinton, Y.
"For Throat Troubles they are a specific"
y. P. willis
TOO fsvoraby known need commendafion-"
Hon. Charles A. Phelps,
Pres Mass. Senate.
"Contsinn Opium anything injurious"
DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist. Boston.
IAN elegant combination fer Coughs"
DIR. G. p. Bigelow, Boston.
~ recommend their use to Public Speakers
Rev. u. II. Chaplin.
"MoSt sanitary relief 10 Bronchitis"
Rev. s seigfried. Norristown, Ohio.
every beneficial when suffering from Colds"
Rev. S. J. p Anderson, 81. Louis
almost instant relief ia the distressing labor O.
breathing peculiar TO Athms."
Rev. A. C. Eereron, New York.
''They have suited my exactly, relieving my
throat that can sing with ease
7. Ducharmc.
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there limitations be obtain the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. In the
United States and foreign per
box. mcb5-d&wlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11
II. III. DRAKE d CO..
2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
feb4-d6m

A FACT
1t ~ a Dye.
In the year 1875 Mr.. Mathews pre- pared the vENE
TIAN HAIR DYE; since tha, time il has been used b.
thou lands, and in instance has failed TO give entire
satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest in the world
It's price is only Fifty Ccut, and each bottle contains
double the quantity of dye IN those usually sold for
dollar.
The VENETIAN DYE is warranted not TO inure the
hair or the scalp in the sli ghtest degree
The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity aud
tainty. the hair requiring preparation whatever.
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade that may
be desired-ope that will not fade, crock wash out
that permanent the hair iiself. For sale by
all druggists. Price 50 cents.
A. l. MATHEWS,
Gene raj Agent, IL Gold street, " Y.
Also, Manufacturer of Mathews Arnica Hair Gloss,
the best hair dressing in Price Is cents
iunelS-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

vTcxssCsc. ms, Ans. 3. 1853.
Ds JOSH BrII-Dcsr Sir. I am happy to state 20 yea
that have used your valuable Cedron Rers with great
benefit 10 mye in general debility and prosfrsfion q
my system. produced by The unhealthy nissuafic
Influences Of the Mississippi River and around yicks-
burg having been with Gen. Grants army throughout
its whole southern campaign confidently nnnsnt
a. W FOCIF
Agen; I. s. Sanitary Commission
iorIsvIlas, KIT. sept ls lss3
On the 7Sd % July last submitted through an AGENT
OF mine 10 the Medical Director Of the Department Of the
Cumberland. sample Of my Cedron Btters Cor his
specton and requested, alter analysis he found Il
meiitorous, TO sanction and approve It's among
The following Is the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Ro>eorans permission 10 ship 300 dozen 70
have Il sold 10 satlers- JOHN Bull.
81 satisfied that Cedron Btfers will do no harm 70
any one II taken properly and IN moderation. no
objection TO Dr. Bull bsns permitted 10 dispose Of "a to
Suttiers. A. HENRY THURSToN,
Surgeon and hsdkal Director. D. C"
HEADQUARTERS DEr'r = rHx CrxrrnIkxp,f
NASHVILLE, Trx, July ~, less.
DR. John Bulls Agent, Mr.. -. has permission 20
ship TO Nashville Tenn Tor 300 dozen)
Of Bulls Cedron Bsrs for sale suffers IN the army
only.
regulations OF Treasury Department are TO be
complied with strictly.
By command Of Major General Rcsecrsns.
WIN. NJ WILLIS.
Major and Provost Marshal General.
J. T. SEYMOUR. Druggist.
West Washington Street.. Indian pcIis.
march, dem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

=" Send Us twenty four dozen more Of your
Plantation Btters, the popularity Of which daily
increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK a CO,
Proprietors of Wizards Hotel. Washington, ID. c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11
Night Report.

lFor Morning Repert See Firss P.xeJ
Night Report.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY CHASE
he Withdraws his Name from the
Presidential Canvass.
The EnemyThreatens Gen. Hick-
man at suffolk.
GRANT VISITS THE POTOMAC ARMY.
LATER FROM CHATTANOOGA
The Enemy at DaIf0u and
Tunnel Hill.
The Virginia Free State Convention.
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
CO ~ @ k T. - SION AL,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

sorTz WARSAW, o., July IS. 1861
One young man, who bad been sick and
not out Of the house for years with Scrofus and
Eryipels, after paying the doctors e5e without
benefit, has been cured By bottles o. your bters
EDWARD W0CNALL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

have been q gre at sufferer from Dyspe D.
STA, and had to abandon preaching. The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. J. CATHORN,
Rochester n Yo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

RkEDsscks, WIS, Sept. Is, lse3-
! have been In the army hospital for
fourteen neutrality-suspicious. and nearly dead. At Alton
III, they gave me bottle of Plantation Btters.
Three bottles restored my speech and cured ne.
G. A FLAUTE."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-11

:" Thou vii. send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Btters. Ny wife has been greatly benefited
BY their use. Thy friend,
ASA cURR n, Philadelphia Pa"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

runs rampant with the lighter pssli9ns ~ our Immunity
IL would do you god 10 NOW the boys striys TO
mako our playhouses Approximate those lhey nad
been used 10 IN tho pamy diFa % paaco. Ihey
expense 10 ira~s sNms plletaced anu
uudersIzed amateur ~ lhe,r Dnmher ths
costume OF lies iemont Camille, % % Jlsgas0
some valiant and stalyart olhsr a. the "ept Of
The. w sh. ton.wish RGhlrd n ~ The smptty h0of
But comedy The soldiers iavor'es and mo
less tho original ajha "a 10 tnd the moro gags
ara throw In Tho better i0e- The crowd suited
our officers como in ,r pTsiiy bard hts occasun-
ay but they take them God part nni laugh NJ hear
.ramnles,, we are treated pop Cpsar dc .a7an
and Tho Hsrpy Iuetarh sonRs ~ sam OZARK tne 'on,
SCRIPT ana My Love He was Sni'eur n.y. ~ha ps "hu
breakdown al for tweo,y i've reuis EACH AMI no fes
lies except 70 tho press." b4A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23
The Wilmington bloc X ade.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.

OFF WILMINGTON Y. c.. March 10, 1885,
More Refugees Coming Ta--Tae Re6el Iron.Clad yo,,A
caro'sna-Agairs ia Rsbeidoa-Tns Blockade Run.
MRS. dc.
About week since ak refugees came OF 10 the vnhop
after being subjected TO every III that can Do imagined
They we're armed with double barrelsd guns knives and
pistols They SAID they had all determined 10 kin tho
pckets II they attempted to de,an them. Three men
came Oh TO the Britannia, after perous voyage down
the river They stole under the guns Of old
Lynch's" iron-cad North Carolina They give US a very
gloomy picture Of Rebellion. Money Is plenty but
worthless One Of them tells mo no has seen money
tsken 70 market IN basket. and the which pro.
ouced Drought nome IN the pocket One dollar Of gold Ia
worm NIFTY dollars OF 'cOnfed scrip They confirm the
statements Of others, that the I'D North desires
peace. Even the ladies'. hitherto bitter say, al viii
bless the day when the Yankees take session. rho
banks VI Wilmnston all closed The meu had
seen "greeDb ,ckn until they came here Upon being
SHOWN one their eyes gslsned, aud they said Oh that
looks like money, and feels ike money" One Of them q
pilot told that be has known plot 10 get IS 900 for
q round trip TO Nassau.
Old Lynch with his irou.clad has DO towed up and
down the river. Discipline very II one 10 re-
ported for having assisted escape the penalty
death one them, farmer, says the rebel soldiers
will steal The crops, rob lighthouses, no. JET. Davis
Wilmington not lorR since making Inspection Of
the forts, &C He slso addressed the pcOpte, whsrs
says this one, "there were thousands Who would have
gloricd 10 the opportunity 20 b.hcad him.
There are twelve steamers running between wlm,nssoo
and Nassau The Hansa aud the Alice rsn Gus tn uight
they cft They will be npped like others Of their csss
The Euaw and Kansas have arriv ass Fort JacKsos
Icr Hampton Road. presume you have heard Of The
morning and found Pe,erhon had died the nigh. BE-
ore. do not know tho particulars. me same mo-
'otony rsigns here az usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

The ETira IN. W .ldrsyslaer gives detailed ac-
count OF Tie burning ~ tie church that city IN which
the southern Tier Sanitary Fair gong whiic the
two lads weEo lighting the gas FRIDAY evening some
snresd mi idly. IL was, Iuckiiy, supper time, tat
less than hlr rcd persons In the building Tor
rioe 90 siornon sezed these porssns The AdrefisG.
The lame and smoke filed the CHURCH that. eudea
vorDR "a Get daHn the front stairway. N. Converse.
after getiug r out in safety lin The bewilderiug
aud suiocaiiug s1spkc fell over sumo .1pcd ment aud
before he csu1d GRAIL TO lacc 4 safety bis entire face
and head hands amt loren burnst that tho kin
peeled on At hs sSyai ced aye, near geventy, Il may
hardly be eSisosei dLi he viii sgrviye although TO
verJ ate Lcr asi eSe.is he retained his Akongb and
was checriuiIy rssS~les 90 the VII o Heaven g. = Ham.
!in got severe TALL wbNh miae had circular cut upon
gre knee and generally 3rsisei his boty. Hs lace
slgbiy end his her6s severely burned. G. a.. Hall,
Robert A. llal and CLARK lpgra am "a the baxasr,
and hurfyng 10 save al ths goods pcssbe, .tayad pfil
inc wy - tho stairs ica4ns ~ the side entrance
closed, ths rst named cny sNc,iig an eg,es By tal
WY.
robert A. Hall nfpg ,a, coGrsc cnt or rushed to the
EAST gallery, ard breaking through window assisted
lazy from Js flats 10 jumping 10 llc rooc Of tho New
EnRana thicn, and he hin.a1 Jumped alter her both
reach ig tn gsourd at last iD safety tlark nsraar
vas dycn " oae ~ the windows of the adca dressing
rcN AZ" c'ung 70 the sill VITA hara .rd foot with
NE hea3 thrust o.isic to avoid complete sriloostna,
Until 10 .as roses ed BY ladder raised 10 whess b. a.
10 escalel with severe butn on the ADD. harry
tosoi wN0 ran through ~, Ludirg AZ IN, frat ssrn 70
assist Any ShS might DO ~ daUg. ahie dos. ndn4 tie
'front.' stlirs De 'anc sui' ssd sna e 20 ITO s6r h. sw
wVashP We 5oncs .. hls s.gh, 'rc,rai aas diy
b. sltg NJ rgh' Dip al hats. T. TAR > Gu tear,
tVsf. 6her ps!en, rrd ehd even aecaf 81 iron, ,b5
buuii., rrthrmct aDicas =. sight .,tu9tss u ~
~ ,."', sos q ~ Wv, ssfi. 80 We'l st1~n
rN chant. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

PRovIDEEeE, March y, 1854.
The Democratic State Convention met TO day Gideon
Bradford presided The Nominating Committee reported
the following nominations -
For Gopevnor-Elisha r. Potter.
FIR Lieutenant Gowyaor--Tbomas A. Reynolds. 4
Fr Secretary Of Stdtc-Jonah Titus.
For Attorney Generai-N cholss Van Slyck
For General fre1ssTcr--TeDry II. Cook.
The ticket laid the table, and the whole matter
referred 10 tho State Central Comsittoe.
Messs Charles 6. Bradley, Cideoa Durfee Ebenezcr
". Walker, Isaac Lawrence, Gideon Bradford Alfred
anthony, T. A. Reynolds and W. II. Alien were elected
delegates TO the Chicago Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

NBW YORK, March ri, It64.
read with great satisfaction your article In this days
HrRatr resec,ins the cxorbsn, price OF food. Every
uecessaryf cd, fuel, house rem. wearing apine-hss
so l creased 10 price ,ba, working man saving any.
ting for sckDess OFT cf tue question, the means %
mere oxsten,e Swallowing every cent ~ bss earnmgsS
Whs, m,ks the matter worse, = e the pslpsoe result
of,'n. aid speculation evidence Of when can stM
,pat ao,r srs here 81 per barrel only fetched
80 - FAIR PROFIT. ,
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Escape or Lieut.. COl.SEavIs-Capt0res
1ectel Prisoners, HOrsos, Wagons, &c /,
Newe drOgn Cairo.

N Caro- H., March e. Is o..
n Sne Seventeenth Now York infantry arrivedfol be-
\ low to-day, route homo.
Aautant General Thomas ~ stationing troops, nstly
coered at tho principal points ssng the lower MEf sppi
river, 10 protect the plantations and trade depos.
Admiral Porter left vickeburg last Saturday vee,
with large number OF gunboats and Transports iring
tae direction OF the feet heard last Mon " at
Natche2.
Tho Thirty.nr New JsFsey regiment IL ens, ,psd
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General IIaiieck.

From tho Albany siafesmnn.1
70 is said that General Haleck's friends ahe ui1
taking steps to place him before the democratic party as:
candidate. Every hour the Kaleidoscope OF the Pres l.
DENTAL struggle changes; but tho democratic members
Congress continue 10 tho moe perfect confidence
judging by what they hear from their constituencies
candidate
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News from North Caro,ina.

NkwB3HN, ~. Y March ", 1864.
The recent raid Richmond used tho rebel General
Pickett to send several Of his regiments from this State
to Virginia, just no ready commence operations
In this direction. These regiments returning how
ever, evidently with view OF carrying their original
intentions.
Governor Vance in ore OF his recent speeches. stated
that General Lee depends upon North Carolina for tho
support Of his army. He dwes upon the importance
keeping the railroads In this 81 in good condition. on
tho ground that Lee could not remain Virginia forty
eight hours after they should full perform their
mission.
The Wilmington IN. CO. Journal 10 speaking Of tho
success OF the blockade in getting port
says that the statistics or the past year show that
an only out OF twenty has been captured.
In rough weather the blockaders are obliged TO 10
to sea, which. with the exception OF dark nights tho
most auspicDus time for skifu pilots.
aid OF our perfect system OF signal Lights seldom miss
thor mark
Tho report OF Governor showing the amour, cf
rebel supplies received through this biOckded port d
coses most startling site OF Things. Everything tho
enemy could ask for s received through this channel
great quaint ties
an experienced naval officer has remarked that owing
~ tho peculiar situation Of the coast numerous chan
neis. embracing Of thirty miles the enlire navy
OF the United States could not make the blockade Of
Wilmington elective
Hon. W. w. Holden IL out ia o card Announcing him
SELF conservative candidate for Governor North
Da
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THE LATEST NEWS.


John Morgan Opposaac Decatur, shore Of
Ho rsore-Longstrcot Moving to Jcan
Le o. DC.
LOUISVILLE, March %, lseA.
Pecia despatch from Chattanooga says on tho au.
thor y o. deserers that John Norgan's command 10 O
opp sste DECATUR and caanot DO mounted, from the
sea rity Of horses.
,ssersrs from Iongstees army say that be lie dout
les D MOVING to Join General Lee's army.
Escape or Lieut.. Col. ~
1eetel Prisoners, HOrsos, Wagons, sc
CUMBERLAND GAP, March %, 1856 !.
TTdev. Col Davis OK the Eleventh Tennessee Try
Ehs wounded and taken prisoner the ed Of feb
raaTy last has escaped and reached lines safely
was treated very ,nhInsuIy while in the hande Of tbs
6ebe3.
Two companies OF the Ninety .rst Indiana, whie rous
ng the Virginia road upon the eneys pic kets
}kllirg one and woundng anether. They rotnrne 70
sAmo last evening with four horses, wagons. and
prisoners including tho notorious rebel cue rai
Green and Estler who have leag beer
aterror 10 Union citizens.
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fer advancement bave bean checked on by the weeds OF
slavery Tho people have had atac,y for ana ap.
precaton Of progress laws aud deeply rooted
fnslt tons have been aptagonstio Their movements
controlled Nv the more popalas middle aud western
sections, and tho iaelng throw OF this moral yoke
unnatural MOI that tho g,nal cause
slavery renras but the feeling IL attn Ia existence
among ast yenaesseeans that they would be mere pros
porous as n separate state.
There Ia htse communicate as 10 army ahAirs
Once In while litto sSrmtah at the irons bus
no engagement OF any moment has TAKE place.
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PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS
General Fremont.

The Michigan Joernci, published In Detroit, ar III
leading German radical paper OF that State be- te
the Fremont Gag Two more German papers Hint J.
the Psora Deuische ZeiaaQ and tho hon Beoback. p
have likewise hoisted the OF John G. Fren0s, 10
tho Presidency In 1894 and tie isooasin Democrat.
presses s preference for Fremont, declaring theIs
time, that IL will not support Mr. Lincoln any.c n
dtiOn.
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PORTLAND, March ~, 1884.
Resolves providing for amendment u the ccpet,tu-
on 10 allow Maine soldiers In the Geld to vse,
have passed the House, concurrence with vote off,
Senate.
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Mr.. Istuc0Ju.

Nnety-two Of tho one hundred and seven Onion mem.
bers OF tho Ohio Legislature have endorsed the present
ment OF Mr. Lincoln the Union candidate for the
Presidential torn.
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TIM nrsysEsAnos Army
me reenisesent Of Gis volunteers hes be cssled BY
enc Of POUR correspondents 1.-The ssjyens,i)n VI tho
army, Al Tho time he wrote this cond 40, iha' 0
kpown-thc mos, sangnlas friend os a.rc mvAnoot or
"a mos, hsvsf lsrer 81 tis coud not, h&vc IN
soipa,ed- spisnd success which he's crovnnd ne
Ssmsly Effort. IN course s,eak with rslsrsnSo % is
sssul,s in the wIiisry Division Of the Msssspr " san
q 90 10 tho seryi.e ns Tho manifest injury which,
snrs,r statement or aos wonld have done =, audc 20
4hs completeness u tho slceess ~ plain Spont "
ewo Ono away from tho has 10 idea OF the avfiy
9th wtich the men accey<ed tho sroposa to enlist.
- one emo within sho present gear the waste 81
Hcokor's command vas absent On furougb ns
veterans, Gave a few regiments s1 eligible fos
70 sssimept Tho garrison At Chastaroora Tor ovssa
opth and dwng the late advance Daisoo ccnslseda
IA moro ssn 900 troops, Of these raksd ueiaa
e 1862 for tho defence Kentucky, and few 1atarns
n regulars under Gsaerai King Nearly AL the Army OF
She OHIO exccp, ihs 5fnh corps which now asfs nas
the o,nse ol the govsyDment 20 be allowed to 10 be
a tho orst opportunity, and while asating the op of
family sSs being rsns4rsd 4 large proportion o. /.
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N.srrI w. Tenn, March X 1904.


"Tsnneseee oday !" rssDar led Major General ousseau
% q days since, no IS mach franc. lity as
Keotucky - The General III, N Elus.s ate the
ei he had stated By Ain several oorrobc-tive in
stdenis told that tho ,ople Of the Staost least
- the district Of Nashville uprising tho ersasr part
= Middle Tennessoe-cv earnos; dspossioD TO
~ M the restoration OF pens civil
midst General Rousseau suu that troy irooy and
Ssiuntary GENE forwarisnf i've all the Loo OF
susriiIas ana OF rcbe plsps vhich expected
tAem, which has for irom aheosstd Union
mon Whenever called pon N {, freely and lariy act
guides and he,p 10 hunt the Rusrs3s prey
spOn our troops and subsst "a the psassiR2 IN Aimed
tscpe.
GRANTS 20
order Of things appears havo oesr aaugu!A,ei,
md the policy Of General Graus ie ct x3soe pSis~y
h.s fllv tostcd e,ni
Aas resultod most haupiy RsS pied To r1o
and ,egulats peotlo who dif know ursler which
ARMY thoy lived and adn,nsgns ath oath ,.l-e
hsdi ihey osuu ppace sad zidiot;cs.
Gran. better appreciates the cit non oi snr ass %
~ w. a.n ,,,n n he ,,s- s-,h taEiar h. rinpc
lying generally among Tho pesfs '""'e '''h "'ai--
,:,,r IN. M, administered AVN 70 oath bat has xogy
suunarii dis oscd the reee lcs, whose ressnoo
tie state repGe ed tho people "a .cslVe. ht'c uhs
ssth which has been submitted 20 iennsseesna s'iro
caers 1ranis arrival the General ynsregaFted nNh
q Johnson This coDditOn ~ hi"lrs e tsc0eci
tngy ~ ufying Union mcl and III ,ady tne as con-
rr.,,tiny e,ch her upon the asKn red of
Inc ,ate. this condition i the s0Sth ~ he eSiisl
o. tns rebel armies from the Stato az ~ oug 6d
bautcrs nng remain - % ep mem oo.onu
tn limits Of The state pence and qnss vi" oc z-sst9a
70 Il. The people are being nrgot asa oncmlracss !.
paps their former moro poSt cin unles and
sr being furnished seeds nf the priraia graus - eo
epvsrrment authorize, ftec lrnnspera non 6es-fsi
6rst freely permits any aud az bonn GSf Iosuen's assu
owners 10 bring their ihis and ser markets
the state md the trade restrictions &.ctansh modifet
b. tho existing state q afsirs.
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slr. DER. ,ss snaolph Ix.,m'. lDsypasch.

CAIRO, il., xarchIi, 1894
La sfrega Tickstxg7he Td;oo CITY xfair ast 70 Dis
as'ro as at Fms ySportd-Ir,eresisg and Fuller fdr
nculn's from he Fed Rrey-A SxocSs1ai Rscsn1o,s-
sanre- me hebeis atsIarontsvg gjssAy C1sged 70
Decasap-- xirrirg Tie. es Ahead, DC.
The arrivals Of to-day gut No 10 posscssan q still tes
Intelligence coscernins sliars At vicksbsrs and sse
mouth q Red tker.
Tho recor br,gsbt up " the first steamer IN regard
10 the late Fight ~ yazoo CEy IL considerably ssal aed
AZ TO resslis ny The infa maticn Of today, The
main features OF she engagement, az already pub
lshed In the Hnir, ssere cosTcct. We arc, iowsTrr
crcdbIy informod that Colo cl Coates att w.
~ two brgades Of sehel cavalry der Ross ma fcr.sr
slD. FINDING the iarco 40 strong f0s him he ok refuge
" an old fertilization near az hang, aud, though TIC
.ei<my several lanes demanded IA s,irrGnicr, he
resei. aud the deieDcc u TIC positox maintained
Until tho timely arrival or bis beits t.om Vcssbnrg,
whe the larger part of the aosna,snd ucssedei IN max
ing ts escape. Tho lighting o. tho trools Ms y me 20
ysrcst character, many imcs bong hans ~ haod or
from tie boz ees or tho city.
The wshra liver has been tho scene Of two Fscen'
naval cnFafsmenis 10 which forces were emnsoty
SUCCESSFUL though not without ioes Of mdtrkf Eno
men: Az expedition, composed u the gunsc9S
Washua ossss tonestoga Lexington. Port Hndmaf
and Cricket, Get oh from The beet at tho ncrsL
81 tho Red ADD fte med up TO the rsck torcc W The
latter stream with 10 experiencing ary cyposon Until
their arrival al the Junction Of tho Anita and .eDss
s'vcrs, vhioh form tho Back. At this point, in the
Of the iowp Of rrlnity, the enemy was