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The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Our Naval Correspondence.

OFF MOBILE, req. ~, le64.
Admiral Faraeot has as yet made but little progress in
his attack on Fort Powell, and there that no
is going withdraw his feet from here as be is satisfied
that the city cannot be taken by water owing TO the
various reasons which gave you in my last.
IBE AunNY Al FORT MORGAN.
have heard that thirty out of tho forty rebels who
condemned TO death for mntiny at Fort Morgan
have been shot, ard that the second officer in command
one OF the party. The other ten reprieved.
The following sad to he the particulars OF the affair."
largo number among them the officer second in com.
mand had agreed TO surrender the fort TO the Union
feet, and arrangements were making FOR that pur.
pose, when one of tie mutleors rcented and
divuged the whole rlot 10 the rebel General Maury,
who quietly gave orders hat force Should be down
from Mobile for the purpose OF arrestug the whole OF
the garrison at Fort Morgan This .done aud forty
proved TO have teen concerned in the pan These
placed ID irons, tired ly court martial, and the
whole sentenced 10 be shot, Strong efforts made by
the citizens Of Mobile 10 obtain reprieve for them from
the rebel authorities AZ Richmond, but The order
that The sentence should be execGed and within the
two weeks has been carried sto effect uron all except
the ten who were raprieyed.
My informant stated that General Maury had ordered
that the whole pct should 90 II Il had been
discovered and that tic hight that the surrender
TO be made OF guuboats approached the fort for
the purpose o making tDe transfer lie signals agreed
upon by the parties were followed TO the letter both
from Fort Morgan and the glnboat but the latter motto
ng rebel steamer the fort, suspected that all
not right and attemY ted return but this
perceived from tho fort than all the guns which
originally mounted well as three ohers placed there
for the purpose opened upon her. and statement s
that che was forced ashore and destroyed while the
other is that she completely rddod give you the
whole OF This as heard IL from intelligent refugees from
Mobile.
IHE MOVEMENT or GEN SHERMAN
The return O; General Sherman vicksburg has puz
zled the people the South much probably those
at the North heard that General sherman said that he
coud MOBILE city, kai thai bs ready yet
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nv. VIM. Young's .Dcspntch.

NEW ORLEANS, March u, 1905
FxcrrEM MI ABOUT NIL orrSaAaioss
There is some excitement here perhaps more than
usual military operations elsewhere, and
pavs. operations OF Moble but the hopes Of reduction
that port 10 Union authority do not likely 70 be
realized present The Department OF the Gulf, how
ever, Is pro enting evidences OF renewed activity
POLITICAL sANgyvERSG-rfie pRE~IDssoY.
The Political managers laying the for tho ap.
preaching Presidential nomination., and though Hdeli
and soue not here, with their opposing partsans as
they four years ago, yet there promises to bo
much bitterness 10 1864 between the Lincoln ard
Chase wings OF the republican party-both Of whom
have their organs bere-as there IN 1850 be-
the Brocknrdge and Douglas factions OF the de-
n.ocratic party and there s much fun ahoad IN Loui
the people who watch the boiling OF the political
cauldron In New York. Here the people afe
thoroughly d5gusted with the politicians they
that policy o. the HERALD recommending the cleo
OF General Grant and the removal OF the cause which
produced esirangement between the two scctons or
country, eliminating ia civil by constitutional
enactment forever prohibiting slavery ~ correct, and
ought TO be adopted.
4 srcEsH uSpEgcU RRENJ
An undercurren oi sympathy with secession stl flows
in this city there hiss been exnliaton nj tho
recently reported o! tho Union forces under
Gilmore aud Sherman but IL may be that the Joy Of tho
semi rebels will be turned into sorrow aud that quite
speedily.
DEArH
John ID. Stcdman, ot Jefferson county, private in
Company II, Fighcs0th New York cavalry, dcd 10 hos
ptai yesterday morning.
rREsESrArJps rLArE
Some citizens OF Ne Orleans few days snce pro
sened service ot rla'e 20 General shepiey Military
Governor nnd IN response to their letter OF rresen-
tacn be assured tbs donors that he should be9ueath
precious Of Southern m1niicoIce and sothern
friendship.
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THE SHERMAN EXPEDITION.
Omcial Dispatches from General Sher-
man and General ButterGeId.
THE DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SHERMAN


vIoKsHrRG, Feb. II, I
Via CAIRO, March 10, 1854.
Lieutenant General GRANT, care Of Major General
Haleck-
GEsERAL-I got in this morniug from Canton, where
left my army n splendid heart and condition. We
reached Jackson February 9, crossed The Pearl, and
passed through Brandon TO Morton, where the enemy
made dispositions for battle fed in the night We
posted on over all obstacles, aud reached Meridian
February Ii. General Polk having railroad TO assist
him in his retreat escaped the Tombgbee
the nth. We stayed at Meridian week,
and maze the mcst complete destruction Of the
railroads ever behed-south below Quitman, east
10 Cuba Station, twenty miles north TO laudcrdalo
Springs and west al tho way back TO Jackson could
hear nothing oi the cavalry force Of General William
smith, ordered be there by February TO- enclose by
mail this, with copy q bis instructions. then began
to give back slowly, making circuit by the north 70
Canton where lett the army yesterday splendid con-
dtion viii leave there Eve days hopes The cavalry
from Memphis VIII turn up there will have them
come iu w. J. SHERMAN, Major General
TIE DESPATCH FROM eESEEAL BUTTERFIELD.
Major General Butericld, under date Of Cairo, March
H. has addressed The following 10 lieutenant GeceaI
Grant, or General HaccS;--
General Sherman arrived yesterday AZ Memphis. His
command Is all SAFE Our total Ioss in killed, wounded
and missing IS one hundred and seventy ouly.
The general result O. his expedition incudng smiths
and the Yazoo river movements, about cllcws:-
One hundred md lfiy miles Of railroad, sixty even
bridges, thousand feet q resilc, twenty Iocom0
tvcs twenty.eiAht cars ten thousand bales u cotton
several steam mills and over two million bushels of corn
destroyed. me railroad destruction Is complete
and thorough The captsres prisoners exceeds al oss
Upwards q eight thousand contrabands and refugees
came in with various columns.
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s-I>~~-,~e~~~~~>.~N-->O~-
DESPERATE FlFHT At YhZ00 CITY.
S>~o>>->~,>.>o|<O>>~~%->~-O
Reported Capture Of Harrisonville, On
Red River.
A New Expedition from vicksburg
on Fe0t.
ADMIRAL PORTER In TIE RED RIVER,
&C.. Co.. &e.
HKmrnis, Tenn, March II, 1894

MEM MS Tenn, March IL, 1854
Advces from vicksburg 10 the 10th say that every.
body among the troops s the Qi pic preparing for
another grand expedition. The troops are in excellent
spirits and eager for marching orders.
There was quite battle at Yazco City on the 9Th be-
negro troops stationed there and large force
Of rebels who made attack upon the place Tne rebels
gained possession part Of the city, but the gunboats
coming rr, oIeued fire upon them, encouraging The
negroes who charged and drove the rebels back. Our
loss was 81 isht The rebel loss is unknown.
General veatch and staff arrived here today. He IS
~ Yore for General Docge's division at Huntsville Ala
Upwards five thousand bales OF cotton arrived from
below Yesterday Receipts by wagons continue large
CAIRO. March I6. 1864.
General sherman aud staff passed through here 70 day
tH Tctke Tor louisville.
The steamers Lancaster Celeste and silver Wave were
fired INTO recently the White river. one was
killed and wounded
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Mr.. DeB. Randolph Ixeln.s Despatch.

'AiRn, ii., harcn 10, lctA
Upon ny departure from sherinan's expedition after
tic occupation of Caution, me two corps with H.
s'rasops . aNcst Tie country me vc,lly q every
thing useful y tic enemy, anil hs being accomp plished
wee ordered 10 Vicksburg for movements of
aaIly as great importance as those from whch they
Lad ust relorued. By lhs 9Th q the present month
tLesc cCrps had retained in tha city, Many az the
troops mat lad re.cnl1tol before tho setting cut
of me expedition and than ne eve of returning
bone. were suddenly called into action hy thus delaying
Their fn-oagh Before starting, however, they were
promised immec ate Through upon The accomplish
tho movement. they went TO Meridian, conslm.
mated the design Of the raid by the destruction OF rail
roads aud would ne expected upon reaching vcsburg
nraln, mot me in1lmeri n tnese promises As cousc
9uonoe, number OF regiments have already been fur
cugted and reached here and by this time eeving
tho harry congratulations ana admiration Of theiF
leenh Wisconsin Licutenart Coloue rarchHd arrived
aud WI Immediately leave by rail for their respective
states
FROM IN officer il cue o. thoso regiments earn that
While tpe Daat was about y leave ~ lavee e vicsshg
well rnndrmcd fpror ri NJ capture Or Colonel Contest
exnedtun composed q the Loysntb Illinois Infantry
and the Fghlh aud LOUISIANA african re- imcgts,
N Circulation. This force sent IN tho Yaioo
tef " stcAmtcais some weeks since with nstfnctons
% hrcnen and keep the region " the ueghhorhaod o
| Ya9oo City ~ state q alarm, N order to recossa;e
the presence cs ai least brgde n rebel cavalry thus
vcitcning tho opposition e oar troops then setting
4 Oft ffom yicksburg. Tbs was accomplished. After
\ cruising about W the river and audbg ~ several
| places Colonel Coates succeeded 10 capturing Yaloo
CITY which he occupied Tho report stlcs that the trnns.
ports ng u the river were theu ndcn WITH cotton and
permitted to return 90 Ncksbg, with orders to rcturn
y icn Gays viii supply q PROVISIONS ard forage Aicr
TIC noati fairly beyond recall The enemy il over
whcir-Ug rumbcrr bore down upon coates, who alter
severe bat bsef action obsd 10 surrender for as
the TRANSPORTS gore aud his command surrounded,
there vAs cnancc 0i retreat But eioven had
inrgcd 20 thG time cl starting of tho steamer Fur.
ihcr Developments may mitigate the sweeping charac
| ter of the capture
The rarc steamer also brings information % the cap
| lure W Harfisonvillc the Red river, by Admiral
poiiefs feet No particulars given This. however,
Indicates that the navy not entirely inactive, and
poyed W other purposes besides the sbelling OF woods
arc routing river gnerias. II may be stated IN this
oounccboD That guerilla firing Is growing less eyery day
aud tbe present rapid rising The Ohio and Mississippi
as wen AZ the ailments Of the latter lower dove, will
shortly drive them all into the back country.
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MIR. Henry Thompson's Despatch.
NEW ORIEAyS Ia March 1854

MIR. Henry ThDmpSUEA's Des pm ten.
NEW ORLEASs, La, March 8, 1864
BY the arrival Of the Mississippi steamer Metropolitan
learn that Admiral Porter, with his entire feet OF
clads. is at the mouth OF tho Red river.
Thirty transports, loaded with troops were also said 10
be at tho same point when she passed. They are sup
posed to be the army Of Major General r. W. sherman
News has just arrived tina! Admiral Porter has captured
strong fort from the enemy the WachitaIiver with
all its guns, including three thirty-two Founders.
Before this reaches you the army Or General Banks will
have commenced operations.
The General aud s,ar will probably take tho Geld To-
day. Which direclion they Will take, or
operations shall have taken place readers may rely
upon having tho earliest and the fullest details OF
whatever occurs In the Department or the Gulf
Tho Metropolitan fred upon by guarillas
MorgaDza, while her way here. No one was injured
Musketry alone used.
On Saturday last the steamer Algerdon sunk by
coming into collision with the Dudley Buck Tue pcCi
dent occurred about thirty miles from this city The
captain aud crew we're saved by the boats from the
Dudley Buck The A'gerden q small steamer loaded
with -four. The vessel and cargo will probably be total
loss.
social party (ball and supper was given by Messrs
Brott Weed and Graham at the 81 Charles Hotel last
evening. The ladies' ordinary and adjoining rooms we're
crowded with invited guests The supper was one Of the
most magnificent aud abundant ever furnished tn this
CITY, The affair passed of WELL and to the satisfaction
and pleasure OF all.
Major General T. W. Sherman accom- med by Major
General Butterfed, has left this city for Memphis.
Colonel j Grant Wilson, or General Banks staf. ar
rived in New Orleans last evening on the steamer Ne
tropotsn
Jeens Pipes Of Pipesve (Stephen Massett). arrived
here last Sunday evening the George Washington lie
will probably give ew OF his amusing lectuTes 10
the residents OF the Crescent City.
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HEArcuARr ERs, nKFARrsrNr wis,rnS siRoiNA, I
Mnrch Is. 1SGl. (

2
repor, comes n that the whole OF Ewells CORPS rs
moving over into The valley o. the Shenandoah AZ TO
how much rciance can be placed p the report in
Official circles appear TO know. Perhaps IS that Lee is
merely sending portion of bis army over tho val
ey 70 subsst - there for sLot time 10 come or until
such tme a. his railroad communication is again com
plctc, ant he can get raiions as heretofore.
McNels men and portion Of lmboden's CON nnand
are reported 90 be ia the neghhorhood or Romney The
rebels makns exraordinarv eorts 90 prevent de-.
scrers ana refugees ron getting within lines te-
Sides they also active occurring supplies OF catuc
sheep ana hogs stripping farms Of these ard lcav ing
esdeuis of tic ccnliiics IN which thoy operate des.
ule ai'se q sobs st'hec and paper money q any
kind.
INC weather cohiinoes stcwery aud rather 5rrayofa
b,e " nhltarl cNl cd tp'ne
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GENERAL SloELS DEPARTMENT.
Ewcli Moving into the Shenandoah
other Rebel Movements In the Valley
Omcers Dismissed the Service, Sc, SC.
IfApQl AErERs, DErArrxEST or wrsr VIRGINIA,
Mnrnh Ia 1871 Z

MIR. THEODORE c. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
IIApQl AETERs, DErArTMEST or wrsr VIRGINIA, !
March a. 1861. I
TIC rebels have stationed increased number Of troops
at different gaps the mountains TO intercept refugees
coming within our limos. For this there has been
considerable falling Of 10 tho number OF such ncomers
during the last few days.
il Il reported that the Union feeling in rockngharn
county and tia, ncghborbood IS daily increasing ii
s,rcncth Il is aso reported that there IS quite largo
number y Cnonsts N aud in the vicinity q stunton.
AZ vet order has been issued settling f9rtn tie or
oaui2aton Of General Sirels stan Tho old officers,
neyerthooss st retain the positions they hef under
General kelley
las week icty-two rebel prisoners were sont from
wheeling 70 camp chase.
pisalssEo TVS skRvos.
The following named officers having boon tried by court
marital sud found guilty the charges preferred against
Them Die 4 Nv Dismissed the service
Capt9n Andrew Rarr, Ringgcd's battalion, Penn
sylyana cavalry
FIRST lieutenant Charles G, IheaEer, Eatcry ~ First
frli l LssIeraat III, r5ward Bayes Fifteenth virginia
inaatry.
brother Ok the notorious Captain Scmmes lives on
lis plantation. near Cumberland, Nd i s reported that
the brother 3 oyal man.
sARa PRACTICE.
some re9p'o u TINS De- srtmoni, Wthout our NJ Nary
lines, have adopted new mode o. giving aid and com
fort II ehcl7 n arms nstead % allowing these fellows
rs ys uer hnues 70 procure food aud drnk tbeS keep
them aHay by .ing bundles Of e1tahcs end bottles
o S .h1 bushes by the roadside, bc'wcon Their own
ard pci hDArs houses Not lpfrCqucnty DIR mon como
1ton lhce0 evidences of disloyaty Of course the
uoigbtors derv a knowledge 0f such transactions Sun
il a evident ne bushes do not naturally bear such
Z rgum MN CARRIER cArrrpEp
Yesterday blockade runner tJanes r. Kohinsou)
Captured 70 SIR JOINS rum Baltimore and ohio
Eur al, fsyeu mics from Hancock lie wns cent 20
Csmreraul, ard ON nrerully searching hlm Assstgnt
Provost Mtsha Lieutenant Robinson iound scwed III iho
back vi the prisoners coat several letters Jornnce
One ~ hc etters sas dated from Harrison burg Ii We
written oy woman 20 her brother Baltimore request
ing her brother 10 forward large package of spool
ton a jno samo worth four aud a ualf dollars per
spool lirrsonsburg, There Is some Indication that
his blockade runner member OF tho Seventh Virginia
cavalry, lfihs s W, it VIII probably nrn out that 10
q
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Mr. Gaicn ii. Osbos snc,s Despatch.
HLTON HEAD. s. O.. March u. lAfA

HLroS HEAD, $. o., March 70, 1894
AFFAIRS HEAD.
hilton noad ls terribly dull. With tho veterans at
homo on turlough and tho lighting away In
Florida, left here with food whatever for ex
element.
GsNBRAL CliiMoaB's REroRr sIgCE WAGNER
General Gilmore Is al present engaged in tho prcpara
on OF he report OF the Morris island campaign will
DO complete history OF tho siege operations against
wagner, Grogg and sumter, and will make, when pub
ished volume OF two hundred octave pages. IL will
DO Illustrated somewhat after the manuer or his report
OF the reduction OF Pulaski.
GENERAL GoEDoN'9 TRIAL.
The court martial, tho or General Gordon has
not oreanzod, owing To the arrival or Gen. Foster
from Florida
Seven army transports and seven naval vessels. the
former laden with troops from Gen Terry command,
saiied from StoDo Inlet for Bulls Pay the llb Thay
sheed the shore few moments landed few stayed
few hours, and then came back In the vicinity Of
Charleston our forces II seems, are only fentng away
FROM FLORIDA.
The transport Delaware just In from Jacksonville, re-
ports no fighting In Florida during the past week.
strong force under Colonel Barton, Forty eight New York
Volunteers. occupied Patka on lhursd,y. pila.ka Is
small village, one third the size OF Jacksonville, and
located on the ST. Johns river about seventy FIVE miles
from its mouth Only two or three families remained
there to welcome our troops and green grass grows In
the streets OF the town.
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cmcAGo March &C. 1904
The Old engineers have resumed work ell he ads
except iho Rock Island, Ahcn ana ~ LOUIS and ros
Central uron these ro3ds pasccger Trans fonfing
90 pettl
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Rumors Of Admiral Farragut Returning
to Now Orleans with His Fleet.
Mutiny AmoDg The Rebel Garrison
Of Fsrt Morgan.
THIRTY OF TIE MUT4NEERs SHOT.
influence Of General sherman's
Movement,
H., TO-, ~

BY The arrival al this port yesterday OF the steamship
Creole, Captain Thompson from New Orleans The 9th
instant, we learn that the attack Fort POWELL near
Mobe had been suspended for the present. and that Ad
mlral FaTragut las Withdrawn bis feet.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
omcfai Dispatches from Admiral Porter


'hItM or Coftos, SUGAR, RiC.
Rd,nirn Porter oncltsos a communica lion from en-
tenant comm1rdcr Ties o. sclrrldgc ~ he ccneslcra
which he states that learning thcro was asge amount
q cotton belonging TO tho rcbc goycWmept ondcr n
sn ~ gaaii "a scissors rcl fag tfcm where Ga liver Ia
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TIE BRoApww CfRCVs.--Ths establishment, NJ wal
lacks old theatre corner Of Broadway and hrcomo
street is doing dne business. Opposition has rather
improved than decreased It's popularity Mr. Lent, the
manager Is constantly adding to The alractiops Of bus
circus Besides The regular riders acrohais and volti'
eeurs he has engaged the trained dors ard monkeysi
and besides the trained dogs and monkeys he Dss Us
engaged the trained bears. Madame louise ,Vui @ a..
and Roboft Stiekuev eGuesrian stars o' .he ns'
magnitude. The clowns are unoy without Oe'us III
when to all this aprcgd The statement 'n'' ~ ns -. a. y,
the stages pass the door ~ ths ftus' Nc -. onca
reason Why eyely body should ~ d,ene 20 ~ en,
ana take thc ctiidfe0 un'oss pc tlat " e.,g sac,
tCnkt.tion OF reffltnnncFf 30 sven u.u''a, i.n,
~ = srcts 10 eemo .naftntiuHs rtrsons hre
s.. .ssr@eer tNtt lhp WAracCt q Wiling ~ W sNih'
dlci Nht should ms Nsl1 SO tb.t'i
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aEN. GLLmoak'S DEpAaTaEar.
Arrival or the steam Transport Daniel
Webster.

Tho steam transport Daniel Webster Captain Sherman,
arrived a, this port yesterday morning from Por, Roy
by tho way OF Fortress Monroe after passage seventy
two hours.
There 1 no nows Of importance. All quiet along The
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
General Banks to Take the Field
InaKne diatcly.
Army and Naval Movements Against The
Red River Country.
Capture Of a Fort by Admiral Porter
on the Wachita.
GUERILLAs ON THE MIssIssIPPI.
Loss OF The STEAMER ALaERDON,
&C., &C.. 60.

The steamship Creole, Captain Thompson, arrived al
this port yesterday morning from New Orleans whence
she sailed on the 9th instant
Our thanks due Purser Mallory OF the Creole for
prompt delivery OF our parcels.
Admiral Farragut had withdrawn his fleet from Mobile.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
General Doage's Expedition.


Lieutenant General u. S. GRANT,
After occupying Decatur Dodge rushed west 10 Court
land thence to Mou,on, driving the enemy, capturing
many prisoners stores ANN anitop salt aid etock
T. S. HOgRN, Assistant Adjutaut General.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Capture Of Forty Rebels Near Por
Gibson.

LlNt1NNArI, March TO, 1884.
Information from Vioksburg reports that portion Of
the Marine Brigade under Captain Cranda, recently
prised rebel camp east Of Port Gibson capturing forty
seven prisoners and releasing Eve Union soldiers taken
at the Big Black.
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they are advertised and give number snd date Of
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EStraV,

TlAKES UP, BY WI. WOODWARD, AT HIS
i farm IN the aih district Of Davidson county,
on the 18th Of March 1854 one brown Taan AAltE.
I'VE or SIX years old, heavy with ioal, snd nearly
blind IN the right eye. No msrks OF brands except
those already stated appraised 81 50 THIS I'd
April l36t. ALEX. MCDANIEL Ranger.
47Ey 3l-WX
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EStraY.

FINAKEN UP, BY CALEB GOODRICH, TW ELNE
miles fr NJ Nashville, on the I'd Apu', one
sorrel HORSE, supposed 70 oe u or Is years Old,
Is hands high stresk IN the forehead, collsT-marks
on the sh0ulder- and snOd All round. Appraised
by b. NJ Wheeler snd A. p. Johnston at $50. April
IsG8 ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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Business Flrms.
EstYaY.

rEstKES UP, on Isr IUSE. 1884. On LEBANON
PIKE ona aark bay hAkE, shout IS hauds
hlrh. 3 0E years old; no ifarka nr nlands Il ae
osasr can eet her - applying p fnhhP pennei{,
"a Lsian6n Pike PHILLIP D0NHELLY.
June k-sfe
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EStraY.

TAKEN UP, BY F. R. RAINS, At HIS Farm,
10 the 9Th district Of Dsyid-on county. about
The 18th Of April, 1864. one bay MARE shout four
years old IL hands high, Of light bay color. white
faee ona glass eve all Of her feet are white, spot
on right side, a wh te spot on flank. and two white
spots on same further forward valued at $50 April
25d, 1854. ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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