Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-29

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/ rover, we will be gaining while thew ore
sing, And os Tina nassss thesa torc,
viii All increase. in aritbmet;col nrogress;on' =
until oIr success will he rendared Zoo ,,oi.
pably sure for even the besotted and mr.
blind foe to doubt It. In This way. even
should there.be no intervention from abroaT ,
or no Sudden ,,orisinS of the ant; WA, !, no rty
among the ene,i,vo we NAV safely conclufe
| that The hour Of relief Of tri,;mnb and
peace is not SO far distant but that we NAV
L. rommand stren0th IN stand until ~ oomnn:
r. 80 ll5Ae1 ea'wAR ITEMS. " I'D
| The Atlanta Con federacy learns from scouts
ana citizens Immediately from the Federal
lines, that the enemy's strength at Ring,
gold and Chattanooga Is under 10000 ef-
fective men. '''l'' -. l'.g'.i .., 81,
| The Mobile Register gives satisfactory
account OF the situation" The shelling of
Fort Powell by the fleet on tie Sd inst, had
little erect. The fort, Is stronger than on
| the first days attack, and the garrison In the
finestspiTits. ggsFHqia 10 HETQ'r
- A correspondent from the front, near
jacksonville, Florida, writing on the 9Th to
thes.Sayannah Republ blicqn, says lheyare daily
expecting an engagement. lhe enemy
have been driven inside the Three Mile
. Dranch. hney occupy from tlcre 9Jack-
mated a. 5GO1 ~ f1 9S Soo cen % G;Imore re'; L
In comn,onG ~ " -''o'''' N'A' 'ii''oio 40
TIT is reported that on last Friday morning
Moshv attacked tba YanLaas neoy Ghariases
town. Va Killed q Ma;or three Gantains
/ and 4 number M nrivotes, besides cantnrD
| inc twentv-tive nrisoners with tbc;r hprsaS
and eo,1ipments. Orr loss. none
1 Three prisoners were hronght down on
| the Fredericksbure train jast eyen;ng can
/ tured nv the Fonrfb VIRGINIA cavalrS near
Manassas
ANOTHER NAVAL EXPL0IT-CAPTURE OF A
SCHOONER FROM MAINE.
| We learn that Lieutenant Elenborough.
with a small party of men, under direction
of Captain Thomas +. Courtnay. a few
nights since boarded and burned the schoon-
er Julia Baker, from Portland Maine, living
in JamesRiver near Smithtield, after secur
ing the crew and three negroes who were
aboard. Much credit is due Captain Court
nay, under whose management the expedi-
tion was organized as well as the imrnedi-
ate actors in the affair. The enemy will
learn after while that to occupy and pos
sess' our rivers is matter beset with more
difficulties than they calculated on
Richmond Enquirer, March Is.
BRUTE IN YANKEE I,N1FonM.
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. ihe - Soiuhlous sl l1a.) oan Vouches 1or the
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wan yuu prvyc youl ioyaity, lllioam! L
mst1 th rnSi neiIel .ilne hor ilcnha'ion 10 daliy
VIII TeDel women.
HuGn was tne reply given an accomplish
Mt the Ise1eral hea Sona,torS T., 1hatto~nnpo
The lady had reouested permission to send
for her little child. which had been emf off
from the citv NV Rosecrans;s nrecin;tate ro-
treat. The thing in regimentals was known
as Gen. Waner' FORMERLY a hoo drover In
| Ohio. Tn the present Instance be ,yas W.
/ inc fat unon his hack cigar in mouth win
boot heels elevated IN the mantle shelf
Il am not what Won are nIeased to call
Ioyal' woman. and having no desire to he
come such. shall make no effort to addnce
the proof Won suggest. I came here air
ON business. not for the purpose of discnss,
ing the merits of BLACK Repnblicanism
NV request, / might saw demand. If Won
will hear it, is reasonable. and yonr com
.plance bv no means inconsistent with vo,,r
duty. ~" 0''
.You are n d-d she rchel ;, said tbe
thing i'm stripes. 81 know INV duties and
let me add that INV office il no place for she
rebels" M. .eu'I 0l.UlII .i'TI,1 Nd
II was fully aware, sir, Judging from
your general reputation), that the society in
which you move is adapted to the testes of
neither ladies nor gentlemen, and naught
pu. ho.hel solcituue ior her chllu coulu
sirv oio"sn' iie iioie' "oou ai'eriiooh'
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| tfiom the Richmond Whigl .-..
| Gen. Grant has only once-at Shiloh-en--
countered master In the art Of war, and
then he was terribly beaten: At Belmont
ne was soundiy thrashed, and at Donels0n
ana ylcksDprg ne was made to pay fright
iul cost ior the successes ne won. He has
never gained battle In an open fight with
less advantage than three or four times as
many men as were opposed to him. He has
not proved mmself q great General, but he
mas shown quickness, tenacity, the power
in taI;n% oJyantao VIZ. ~ anu apsess
Tn his next firht Re n m,,st Confront e;thssr s
Johnston or Lee. where neither lack Of VIC Vic
lance nor lack of ability. nor lack of man
will give him tbe advantages be hoe an;ns,-
ed on other occasions. we are Of the nSiS-
ion that after such encounter the laudations
of him in the Yankee papers will afford tbe
most laiehable hits az reading IN recordr
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