The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-02-12
j 's,lWAlR0iEIiwlss.

ps..,a. .rs5 l,,., Gonna o;obtt II anpears
fsa,, ,ns ,a,sst' er.onots that ,bevo crossed the
psn;d.n ona sroooedsd in s.csrta;n;Ig thu,
ssplpI was st,, in a strong toa;t;on i'm from,
a tnsl ranos Cont Efo,nss,q pnfinp ths move
,San, tbs di y;sioo Of Cen HareA became engaged
Win tbs enemy. the latter being in oseswhelnEne
force and in a astropry fortified uosition,8 near
hiOttoh,sFord. Gen. Hayes ordered atheir' works
tesbe cafried by storm, but this was found TO be
impraetieable without heavy lossj under the pres-
eht bad condition oflate roads HentheFsfore
withdrew his attacking force. With Kaloss of BE-
tween two and three hundred in killed, wounded
and missing. The loss Of the enemy is not
known! 70 A considerable portion ii Tie Union
artillery were in line Of battle Oh Sunday night,
this sde of The Rapidanl sin ccoouseo,uleence of
rdhbr that Gen. tes was crossing liz 4fisser river IL
fdrce. Tie rumor o owSeyser.. 4}Srned out to be
untrue and Yesterday eeyyesg mo was feported
QUIET. baE if.uon 10 ani'1 Ha9 ph&d@rh 'A'
sRfcnmuod papers Of YESTERDAY. i, received eiid t at
Fortress onroe. contain important news e n5 Tbey
sttetsat the city Of Rchnohd il threatened rat by
the Federal forces that tlier pickets were driven
in On Saturday nigh al Bottom Bridge, twelve
miles out that Tie Union troops q crossed The
Yotk .iver Ralfoad, near Dispatch Station, and
that large force consisting of three brieades ot
infantry, four regiments of cavalry, with Twelve
pieces of artillery. advanced from Tallevsv;ileon
Sunday. It was supposed Il was "A reconnois.
ance preliminary to an M imporant movement @ yes.
terdayy. - '. ',.'l,'.,, nv. w. " l So, ~"
The latest war news yV from East Tennessee Ia to
the effect that ali the .recent cavalry fights in
that region have been mainly between foraeipp
parties, and that no imuortant movement vel tor ION
either side has taken place. Gen. Foatsr has
been relieved by Gen. Scho6eld, who has as.
sumed command. 81 9~I., ,ns;,',,,'' ,@,' ,,f,.,
n n soon,s tha. +ho rr,;a, s..,,.
1.'s,' eps' 'se e'sncss
,;;Ssss5 4 p;dr r Ivy S.. " - w =. '"s.'s
.ont ~. w. hm ~ CIV pn.,' ..' w t.ss awsls
w;..o al :. esL: a. Isl lo.n y zen l,
ha.,tr anS .s,sa uSi ~ s.lg .s saaash aasn
49, ~ s ss,sa.E sAo .o''vt prS0no,s
ss't tAs : eoulsus'A.ss .e"esef' ieS ai'egep'
.t 'sen sS'4'sel =, 8t,nen o moVsmens' Dy !
u.:sstt, ns:s Apa,sosuaeeai'ne nv. 'on az p0''oma
~ nsAse''sS Teans .fses' asnaerlns l., impossible
40: $3.50, a49assep sae Iee0rn or .ns eapeel.
usAii! it's so'lea 'eae 'nere vas ont "a small
.o.fen OF near A'enmona' as' Less army wa
nels apeptne asapdsn og the demonstration y o.
"en oeoge~'ck on saturday. 'aa0
zen: FOSTER telegraphs. from Knoxville ,hs that
'ne as0eFaliorces @ nad made q successful demon. @
s'iAnon on uuailatown' Tennessee killing and
wonnalng Zas oonsedefatss'' taking 50 prisoners
and dlspeFsing the rest'neP 9h' III pds III. III,
Inc report that the Confederates had Malsr ls
oaek nom aswSern, y. o!rte Rinston, " con
= 1-~ - py No Pt Pt"Soa 90 !" as -
so..s. 1U 'pe psa ohlo1 mon
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THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE To. Ju4
RoRs.--Mr. stirling.has reported in the
the Senate asbilLrequiring all grand and
petit jurors I'm Maryland TO take fol