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HEADQUARTERS for sotdier-
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CHAINS.
MAJOR j. ID n alkeT laie OF the 2a lnd,-
ana Cavalry. AID David :, Mekernsn, ( Wal
ker a Mckernan.J No : West Washington
street. Indianapolis. ludiena, authorized
Agent. Tor the collection OF Pensions boun
~ AMI Back Pss, f.r discharged soldiers.
.las-. motherr and he.ss OF soldiers who
t4,r i,e. ,n the aervice aud other claims
4.,ainst the Government All claims can be
sttsoded 60 by writing TO us. just as well ~
81 applicant came in person Mr.. Joseph L
leeg. formerly OF the firm OF hamlin & Long
= eonne-ted with the Office. aud will be hap
pv ID see his friends.
Governor Morton says OF them One OF ths
zee, and most responsible firms VA the west
Fhey are gentlen men OF high character. snc
~ business entrusted 90 tLsn will bo bon
,-ss and faithfully attended to. Box ,uO4
nafiidiy
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Suayed from the unders,gued. Ia August
la-t, two wear OIL Heller line back bali
wav. dark brown -.d.- ,sd white face. Had
Had on a bell marked q { Cooper
will lase sewni % lso polisfs iof the
return OF the same c. ne ar iniormstion by
which IL eau be Oh 4n.i
THOMAS COOPER.
Corner Mplhesry and Water streets
nov22ilt
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No One ever regrets tbe puIehase
Of Dxon'- blackberry Carminatve. Il IA -
generally useful and saves 50 many lives
~hicn are hopeless without it.
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BOAR DING.

4 FEW Gentlemen can be accom-
4 Annotated y. ~ boarding and Lodging. o. fsy
boarding 40. IS Second street. fs~ doors fouth
q Pens 81 Drug store. novIef1
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NTnTICE oF APPLICAToN

ANRoR fIgFNex->otice = ketehv <vea tAki
i. .u...s. - a. 49,. rt Csaaustcsiarefs rf We
f,.nnfr. lsslsna Al shctF 80. tsFm. eea0snSi-s
- sNe fr.f nsaAss IN occszesr. i~ss. iof let1te
- All s.insexfc<tlax nSvors ~ - qe-7 ~ r.
= o.x-s Al = ur.e.ss stth ~ Fvsslie-eet - 49,
ts'' s.-.~ - - ar2nk en mT preatses fof - Tra
~ p&&.> 81 easlaese. sa1 he GrsEaiprs ~ recn
80 - - 49, 4. - aFsnk. i tecssce a ..e. >
u..s, - ns-~ss.a Tr~nsair. Tfr> ce1~ty. -.
--.es-r<- y rskNE.
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Special Eaectien .I
Ats regular uieetns 81 the Csmmoa
Counc,l held on The evening Of the 18Th Of
November, let4. the follo~ing Resolutions
we're adopted.
Resoired That 81 election be held Il the
Enese House in the FOURTH Ward oi the
CITY Il Terre Haufe. lndisus. on Saturday
December -. lS6i, beginning At o'clock
A A.. Cor the seiection 81 ore Councilmsn
Ia place Of Ex Counciiman hancy
Rssslred That John d Murphy act ~
Inspector. and that Samuel Couaer and Jas.
h Hudson acts A. judges. sad that the
Clerk give the usual notice Of sad election
Adopted
A-fsANGE. Mayor.
Attest J 7. GUIcK CLERK
nov2idtd. (JournAl COPY
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sneeini Nntiee

Il :. MUsryRINo ASp DIstuRsise OfFIekf
Iud,snspol,s, Nov, ~, leb4. \
The Proves, Ms-hal General bas extend
cd the time fos tn gsynsut of special pre-
miums Tor presenting recruits 10 November
30, 1864. Therefore al claims Of tins char
acter presented g. the undersigned. OF or
before that dsts. vl be paid, Il Iouud la-t
and correct 2 HAGEk
Cart l4th L s lot DISTURBING Officer
asov2ld3t
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can furnish any number oi substitutes to
serve tao years AZ 81 900 each IL will be =
great edvsntage 90 orpsted men - scosUt
my proposition as they will be exempt IRON
draft for two years. or tor I'll .2oo' all FUR
ish substitutee for three YEAR. ami "a either
case procure exemption papers for the time
agreed on viz. Two or three years
novI2d9w Is. N HARRISON
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Found. Near Johns Sawm'll, Mon
day night. November llih, Saddle. From
the circumstances. which will be explained
10 the owner, il is supposed the saddle came
of a stolen horse Enquire OF
THOMAS COOPER.
Conner Mulberry and Water street.
nov22ilw.
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sf- The Terre Hsule House was crowd
ed With guesi- last evening. Drummer"
from the cities eaet. are Numerous just At
The time
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Choice Grapevfne~- Rc~s~- and :
fire lot Of EVFRGREENS can ne fosnd AZ
toe MONT ROSE GARDEN AND NUg-
SERY. Aiss. Hsis's Earlv Peach. vrich ,.
ss- earliest Pe.eh kno~n. bessd~s iuil A.
sortnert ci osher Fruit Tres .od small
ifuit. tN
We -in slso 49, out frrc-. a. 4 peoPle
desire ~ 70 % ~
Tree add 2iNsfs dsliversa lree Of charge
EEISL BROTHERS
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70 he had by the can At William No IL
Main street At al times csil aud Try them
nj ldti
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~ Observe the cali in another place for
meeting Of citizens at the Court House, to-
motfow evening 20 take Into consideration
tho wants oi the families of soldiers Ger
tainly Il ~. something considerable must be
done foe them this winter. and Il will be
much better that there be iull attendance
at THE. the preliminary meeting in order that
concert Of action may be had.
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Iege Don't forget that r. Garyln has re-
moved to MioshalIs building, - MAN
street Every branch pertaining 10 Com
mercial education Is taught At this school.
fe noladti
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Mrs ~ ~ Adams Drc~~ Mn-
ker. having jnss returned tron the Esst hss
taken rooms SorA Ness coFpss Of eth and
Ch~<sv sse<. sksrs a. w.as- pses>rd 70
zee al hes old customers. kod having beea
sgposaiea ssert fsr As3am Dsnoresi Of
Se~ Ass< 81 - . receiEs a tse ss@i
ssyle- oi Ladies .nd Chiidreos patterns once
moash. Particular sneutioa given 70 chil-
.ir~n q vesr. uovi6iIv
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ro city 'Tax-Pnycr- = You will
take notice that the Tax-Duplicate Tor the
year 1864. has been placed IA NV hands, and
am nov ready 10 receive and receipt ior
collections on same. Your early attention
20 this very important matter. will oblige
f. ID CARTER,
Nov 3. iS64, lm Frserlrer.
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France. Oval. Square OF Rustic
Ftsme.. 60 10 Bartleti's. l0l Main Street.
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BosroS. Nov. 2l-Er-Governor ~ Fair
banks. Of vt. died yesterday At his home IN
81 Jonsbury.
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WuAr Msxrs Rrssn---fhe following
die Il the number Of pounds OF various ar
ssties % = hushei. nav be of interest 70 or
readers
Wheat. si1ty pounds
Corn. shellea. nfty-s,x pounds
Corn. on The cobb, seveuty pounds
I've. tfty-~,x poands
Oats. shirty-six pounds
Raricv. iorfy-six pound.
Ruck -hr.s. ffty~six pouuds-
IFssh potstocs. sixty reun1s-
Sweet po<<so<<' nfty pourk.
ouicus Sfte-~>~en pounds
fcxss, sixtv rouusis
brsn t~snty pouuts-
Clover sod. sixty po1nes.
Timothy seed. hity-tvs Peusis
Henp se~d fcrty>fve pouEsa=.
Blae-grsss seed. fourteen poands
Driei peaches. tsisty~thres pounds
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InFonrAsr 20 l.Aolsa.-Da. HskvKr's Fsssl<
PIIls have never yst failed ia removing dinsuluss
srsiss from obstrrfuoo, OF stappage Of Dsture. Or
nr@stofing the system 10 perfec, health when suf
ierins from spinai Affections. Proispasus. Uteri.
the white-. or other weakness of tho Uterine or
gans. The Pile ae perfectly harmless on the eoo-
-titutou. ani may be taken b the most delicate fs
male ~ishoat cas~lns distress the same time the
at Ike aebarm BY strengthening. iusigorstag and
ressasing the system - healthy condition, ami ~
brlns1s On ths mUutsiy period with regularity 10
matter from ~hsi the obstruction may arise
Thsy should Nor b taken durins'the fr.t three
-four months ofpregnAae,. though sale Al any other
time, a. miscarriage would be the result
Zach boz c ,utsins 90 PILE Price tl.
DA HARvKY's TRF kTfsE on Diseases ~ Females
frsstsasY. Mlscsriisse, barFenness. stertilisy.
Reprrdnssion. ani abuses ~ Nature, and emphati-
c2iiy the Ladies' Puysy, seis.al Adviser. pam
phlet q ca pages. ~ fre. 20 any address. six
esnts required 20 pay po.tase
Tho pits aud book wili b. - n.h when go
c1rsly seaied. and prepaid. if
J. RRYAr. N. a.. snsr.i agent.
No. "a Cedar 81 New Yors.
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/
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
II for sale st his residence 7s slKsgls strsst.
all hls houssholt ani kitchsn furniture, stoves
esrpsts. A.. Aiso mall loi % eanntd Ffefts.
iirkies a.. " =. POTUfS.
sili sell a. ny Fssidsuce. n south siEth Street
al az fufultufs a.. Aito tn be-i fsnlily hefts
in The city. ssd seed earri.ge. Pef-oss deslfing
- Rureh.ss VII please call soon.
kNlgdlv A. @. POTWfH.
FOR SALE.-seven hundred and
forty sefs- n lard mostly prslfis lana slth
zooi rlon ssli. small part ~ .hlsh \ andsI e1i-
ttvstion. about loo aer~s Of Eoo1 umber lsaa.
sufiiasn Tor TIE = tie farm ~ ich oaly ten
miles from the city % Tsrrs Hsate Nth tho FFsrs-
vile = Cra~fordsvflis Rsil-osf running tnfoash =
corusr of ssff place
y fhla land could be rith little expense, made ..
good sfoct Fsrm suy IN indiana. AT o. part
viii BE soid on resonsbie terms ~
ALHKKT wAfSOa.
nofldsllc - Tarre Haufs.
DOR SALE. The three story
- fIiek hock, eont tslnlaE 80 niafsa foanh
sfFsef nssFiy oppostfs ths fost one
slso.s t~osiory fFsms House on flrst streets lev
rods soathofthe Foundry. Isfms lo~ lsfre Haafe.
Inquiries sf ALnEkI WATSON.
notlduim
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sT- Every thing desirable in the way Of
estables Al Foote's
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tE- Chess i- Just in receipt of Peters new
work. the Art of Singing" large ito.-
IL IL calculated for the acquisition of intona-
ton. expression. aud the gradual develop
nest Of the voice In short Il s intend to
be for the voice what Peters popular In
siruction Book for the Piano is for that In
strument. itns nselu work and will have
an extensive and rapid sale.
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Fos ale ey Al Druxrssss
card sO navassas.--A clsrx51sz
-ssle.ssslfnx - seasA An<ss~< - n.saeasFy.
sl.ssx-rss ssss "a zl4sis F<ae4s &c tss ezrs q
k.sve.s uessrss.. Rsrst a~ssr. usssIs = -
prsa.ry s.z asz.za.l o<szas. saa - ~@eAs tFsza
q ss..<s@rs s--s<>s ss ~ ssasrni sna vatsss s.a
"a. Grsa r4ss<st AVE hs<a <i<ss<y erres y ttss
neel- Tsn~sY FFezps~s ~ essiss . h<nsss tAs
- es<a szs uas-rsus.ss. -sn go ia r~ssps sas
ss.s.slnx s.a a.ias .Als .ssslss. ls : ->.i<a e.
ssasv- - ssy oss wAs - a. =. he "a sAsrrs.
ra-.- .-<l.<> . Fs-s-p-se ~.~.sas--. -sar~--.a
ssye.fsslf- ks<rsa Soskfa 7. .fEnAs.
1<suss .. Esss sszs.
a-fx<wfx urw v~rt.
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fHr BAxNKR CcuSrrs "A mong the prizes
AZ the late Sanitary Far two banners were Of
fersd The FIRST by tho citizens Of Iudianap>
oils TO the county, Marion excepted that
would send the largest contribution To the
Sapitsry Bazaar The second To be pre-
seu'~d ~ ,he sanitary Commission to the
county which should send the largest contsi-
button 70 the Bazaar ia proportion TO their
vote At the last Congressional election.
We learn that Nanderburg county will re-
ceiso the hsss bsanss. aud that glorious lltfle
Union county vill recsivs the secoud
~ Go,ng out doors yesterday morning our
people we're somewhat taken back ~ the
suaden change IRON the pleasant weather Of
TIE two DAYS previous. Goiag out into the
street how cold ws- every sound The noise
Of the Omnibus and Wagon. rattle along.
hreke chilly GA the ear The pedestrian
/ seemed intent GA one osisct. that OF keep
lnf ~arm. How fast that thin clad. .hiser-
ias eirl glide- along That old man and lit-
tle bes each quicken their pace a. the wini
seems . blow sharper blast.
But she cold 'sini sr ; uycu n I'D nns, bs
eusiassa. Nes ef eur resisF- ara % sitns-
ted - 70 be sele % keep comfortable. bu
vhsn sitting around your bl.sing CRATE don I
f,tcet your poor neighbor on the same
! -snAss Perhaps the widow = out q coa
or q ~ADt o: reasonable clothing. In yo'
h.ve hat h,tie . spare. Al least do your dat'
~ seeing. With the aid Of yOar iFicnds, ths
- does not suffer Remsnabes that 4 th'
- her j. ard o. vou ]. ten-fold harder o.
tisp n~sdY Poof.
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Fresh Usaee Meat csn be obtsioee
4 al ss~s a HsNsss-. (Tsnh's ed ssns.
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sat - ali the pfine.pal truggista
a. CgNNgNGHAm
sulyfsfwfy assst. Sos trass uAurr.

WnIaHrs kDuvKSArISa EItxtR--''Csnst
thsa saalnl.tsr 20 = mind dise4setfs' asked she
great dr.mAtist. 1es. say we. aud "piuok from the
heart the rooted tool" wrighrs Rejnve-
eating Fiislr has such marvellous power In resusi-
vala.ble hoon 90 bath sexes. The i.s-iteds and
ashlllty, tho hysiasls sni faiatiag - prevalent
among the <-nties sex. neesi Mt exist when that
"a usbe restorative /. hand for use, Il ia the
form q pleasant .nd pslat able liqaid. ami -hoat
svrs = pfss.nt on tha toiie, tabIes free ffcu the
ieietef fons inersl~ esual wifh cosmetics n is the
Esestsst vegetable sstosative that nAs Jet been
.naae ksosu f.s the hsn~nt q the debihtsfed por-
lloa = the huesn family, sci - al respectable
irusxsst. throasAo Ans Cansta
ne.f.falm
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Ircu, FORTRESS 'loaroc.

IuKIgfss MoSEoT. Tuesday I,b. 9, 1861.
The steamer kew-York arrived last evening
from City Point IN charge Of general flag ofuce OIL
Ger Major milford. The Daily nss'ssiRpian saws
Tho Rebel capital is TO be removed 10 Co!amhi"'
South Caroline"
Hour f. selling IN Richmond ior $40 pr barrel
Sugar - to s. pr 10.
Several thousand Yankee prisoners nov 10 Richmond
are 70 be sent 10 Georgia IN few days.
(An other important news Las bern sent by tie
graph
Alfred T. Bicugie aud George ". Lonfley arrived
from Richmond on the steamer New.S@k The former
belongs t. Frederick Nd. alG was captured nesr thai
place last JunGwlle engaged for The Sanitary Com
mi.sior.
Tie latter hlong, TO Baltimore County. Meiyiand
FonIrl-, MoseoT Wedpesday Feb 10, 1864.
The following special order is Published 10y
order ~ the Commanding General:
". -. shore being by his own confession ihe cor
respondent of The N,c lork Daily U0rid mad ihs Daia
T,mes. Tie aftids ard letter. fon which paprIs are
oop,d it appreciation into many ~ The Rebel grs
ID tlo irjlr, al he uuicruurnt nrd the canse ~ t
country h ordered to leave hi, Department giiwth
and not 20 rstlu under pam ol bsus put 20 hord bu
honest, hhut.
b., ofJ,rol Aiti -deu. Euilar.
Il. :. DAVE. Major and :. = ..
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he money and other plundef around their camPrcs ~
night X small party Of Rebel cavalry made a Isu
upon n picket guard stationed ut Boyds feriy Iis'
NIGHT. aud burned their tents They announced ihem
seycs as pat of tho Rebel cavalry ard told onr SOLDIERS
to get Mp and git" which they uid. 1h''e u'h'"'
tons occurred within five aud six miles o. town
SENDING REBEL sYMPA1HHtRs SOUTH
Under the programme newly inauguratrd. ,iihf "
ten families of known Rebels were started ~ thl'
mornings train for London and Chlttonoog 70 he sent
south inside the Rebel lines. The departure 81 these
persons drew q considerable. crowd cf sympa,hileff
male and female 10 the Iarcad depot end ,he scene
was piinful one as they took leave Among the mon
we're two ccr-ymon the Rows. Ncssrs. Harrison ana
Martin They have hsen ayOgcd Rebels rom tie start
aud have used their prcsty influence "scr Their Dock
90 poison thcir minds against the Government Though
possessed Of qualities which would inspire ioPct ~
private HE their example and teaching tits SAID, nave
been paruicous IN the ast degree. Mr. Martin On orc
occasion during the enforced absence Of tie Bou.
Horace Maynard outraged al dcornoy by praying. ~
public aud IN the hearing oi Mrs MayIald who y as "A
member Of his church. that her husbands footsteps
inipit never again poluc the soil Of East Ienueaee-
or words 10 that effect And t0 cap tie c.mnN Of
insult nfrrw lrd called upon that lady and apooRlrd
fur his PRAYER. giving excuse TINT loading mem
Der. If hs gre.diiun hid desired him 20 pry st ho
did Beyond persistent course 81 disoynl sentiment
oppressed in their manner and o0ny'rsauon DO not
know that any overt sc al unirendy character has
boon charged inst them since tho occupff'on by o
r.rs ~ Past IcnuptCr For these and aii other iso
leaders Of the people whom tlo military auth" tes have
determined 10 s,nd aWay 10 o,a poison viii ieci nr!
,,tru.fi.v
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pcsch Of Col. TAYLOR so BOaiOu.

Boston, Wednesday Feb. TO- 1851.
ranoui Hall was crowded by our citizens TINS
afternoon who assembled to listen TO Col. Taylor oi
East Tennessee.
The Hon. Edward Everett presided, and introduced
Col. Taylor 10 tho audience in brief and eloquent
speech In which he eulogzcd tho patriotism and courage
Of the people OF East Tennessee who anna to oh' up
paling circumstances. remained true TO the UNION.
Col Taylor greeted with long-contnued hpphus,.
He spoke for about an hour aud half dnrins wiich
time ho held the undivided attention OF his audohee pe-
ing only interrupted by frequent applause. .
He gave most graphic description OF inc Woes una
suerings which had been brought upon me people Oh
East Tennessee by the Rebellion. and closed by appeai
ing In feeling language 10 tho humanity of the people "
the North Ia their behalf
He was followed by tho Hon. Hobt O. winthrop aha
others. ,
series of resolutions were adopted expressing the
warnest sympathy with tho people Of East
and recommending tho Legislature OK hafsaohuse,ls
~ appropriate n sum worthy u The generosity | the
ttste iOy tLer relief
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FROM GEN.KELLy's BEPARrnENT
Arrival of Refugees ard Deser'err wtn'"
Oar Lincs-Rigcrs Of The Eeoei CON
rcription Law-LEow the tnf'ic and
Sheep Gen. Lee Hragged &b'ut Were
Obtained.

uEAuoUARIrEs DrPARnmNr or Wrsr VIRGINIA
Wednesday, Feb 10, 1864.
twenty-five refugees came ~ in one squad u
Gen. Sullivan to-day. They are nom Pago and shen'
audoah '0nnties.
These refugees tell sad tales OF the workings OF the
Rebel conscripiion law. They say q Georgia regiment
is enforcing the CONSUMPTION In bat section 81 country
who're they resided and that these Georgians shoot
down every no is caught in an attempt to escape
Dcsertcrs in large numbers continue TO aI1ive at all
military posts along tho line. From twenty-five to
rity desoricr8 arrive At New Greek every day.
one party Of refugees vhopasscd through Beverly re-
pert a band Of refugees three hundred strong making
their WY 30 our liaes.
The cattle md sheep tlat Gen. Robert Lee claims
Gen. Eo.ser TO have captured. were taken from citizens
residences situated very many miles from our lines.
Ills speak. foI itself.
The weather is fair but getting colder II is dc'id-
ody cool here to-day
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ttow Ger. Asnnn,on was Captured.

: correspondent OF The Cincinnati G0,di'
,, ,hc following account Of the capture Of the steam
hoet H. 9. Levi with Gen. soammon, two Of bis STAN
aud - soldiers on board;
Tie Levi len Gnllipolis on Tuesday afte-noon laden
with lumber 0ud forage and having bIie.-Den. Seau
mon end two Of his STAFF pfssrnr'r hp'. fh'fd'
4 o. NJ. and Lieut. Miwood. \. u. O.; also about
- sDd!er, who were returning 10 heT Respective
regiments
heuight sct IN very stormy, the wind very high and
irfflsfly DARK. The steamer was competed 10 I' UP
NJ Eod.ilouse shoals for safety. About dalhShi NE
storm sill raging the boat boarded by apOu' my
mon under command Of Mai Jas. II. Nouman OF &c "a
Virginia Volunteer. and quietly taken possession or
The and passengers beng al hele'p - Inc i4iHe
they we've comiet iy taken by surprise. Gen. ~ M
mon finding The true state ot affairs 'n1eAio.cdfo
change bis military suit Tor th1t OF c1sl thus hop
ing to ccct his escape, but he pointed out by one
Of hc deck hands and immediately placed under nId
The private soldiers parOled, but the General Ln.
biz stan and iout. Lyon o. hc 2Jd Ohio, were hurried
on with MI pos iilc hustle.
starI was placed over q pilot and engineer ard
hey were forced 10 take The boat to Hurricane trook.
where sic vas ct on Ire and totally destroyed ne
party here reinforced l.! two con lhnes vi the etu
Virginia Rebel Cavalry
one Of the parolcd passengers serted up tie I'VE
With all possible hnc, and topped the steamer We
trees which Immediately pGt back 10 ths port inc
presence II mind Of tbs passenger undoubtedly saved
the Nictress from meeting the same fate. .
Irig Con Dnfee, wLJ Vas III command duIlIg inc
ahs.uce Of Gen Scammon, with his usual energy, ~
medlafoy took m, to capture the raiders. lie
las biz scouting parties IN every direction tue heO,
would be- lkciy to proceed viii their pr. oners.
lie telegraph line which cat has been r"p'rcd.
and communication with Ohio r'st0led. The steamer
llgumaE ard Vi started down tie river us mora
ng. the officers being - nrfd that tie piomIl
measures iaiel By Gen. Duce have secured them sale
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army corps Of unexpected guests ard very hungry
q. that; can hold ou in its - az tins does oaI
host ana hostess and his are indciagabe III th'r
oHcrtioHs 10 make comfortable and their hOsliah'y
unbranded The only danger attending orr sty nero
consists ia our feeling painfully The hHdshlps ana
pIivatioBs OF cGmpait-u ai.cr We leave.
On arriving We found Gen. De Rra!s headquarters
established here. Capt Foster seemed already quite az
lone and received with his usual suavty ana grace.
Our parry cons sisted Of Gen. slaughter Major johnson
Capt. Aljrch. Capt Findiay. Capt. Lmds ~ 1vt'
Inbbocl Major Wilson, Col. Gillespie, and capt. ~
stou Of Gen Magmders sl0E Afei breakfast we re-
suned our journey IN quest Ot The the ttnst 1" Inc
Lord that SO may eventually hnd him. 10 .uefe u ,h
the past deem IL sou. what doubtful and the Jadcd
condition q. our aniugis God bless ID, Qnnicrmi ter
added to ho irigltu condition Of some oi ne ROADS
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