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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-26

n his speech IN defence Of johnson Z tut
Soo. tried heore & Military Commission n
Washington, for selling goods Tor hooz"ti@.
running, Mr.. R;ddl@, their counaei, III com
n,an.ing OF 1be evidence II the governments
sseavein detail the case # larsla! McPhaljs q
Baltimore, in June lasf: where certain person:
were seducad into the commission ot dEsioEa'
deeds hv the A7arsha}'s deteosi'e*, ano were
finally caught with their contraband goods Oh
Nortl, poinv. while NJ the way 70 Virginia. as
tbev supposed. Chief Justice laney co'D'
mented severely on the enor:nity CT the oHenca
of seducine and betraying The weak 1nfo fFlo
commissions Of crime, and he refused to con
denim the property under such ercurnsSanc eS*
Those men thought they were gong 70 *1I-
pnia, and desired 10 20 there, hut were really
goine 10 the Office Of NlarshaEMcE Justice
Tanev gave his decision reversing tbs decision
of the District Court, ordered the goods 70 o9
restored. and said: Marshal MeFhaiI had
rendered l,imself anaen&ble to act2oo at law.
The .ourt should >disoountenance sue2 d15hon~
orable u1eanz, as the late Chlet justice dia-'or
j. was nor TO- ferret out crime, but TO breed it. -
-='@s,7 @~1oo~n:no t1a rovsteri. +.
a very curious oas7 0o''',.. na A.5' - uonasr,
ons murder 10 bcok,Sn oc'"F's'. 0'' ~ 11oa@', na
young woman ea''eo upols 'l7 4soao >,l - e,ar
husband Identified the olothing, even TO the
l.N1o~. --,,: i, 49, sa;a she had raended She
a.;5 I tho nooo was soldier. had recently mar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29
THE FY0u71N0 IN xlssLssIPPx

DEMopoLIs, Feb. e6-Later intelligence
from Mississippi says that Gen. Forests
forces, during the recent engagement near
Okolona, did not exceed two thousand,
whilst that of the enemy IL estimated ct TO-.
OoO Latein the evening Of the 2Sd the lastss
formed three separate lines and made dee-
psrate stand. They made three charges, In
each Of which they recoiled and were driven
back with great slaughter. Many OF them
passed through our lines and were captured.
The next morning the road was lined with
suffers stores, dead horses, and Yankees.
Gen. Forrest's command was too tired To
continue the pursuit. Gen. Gholson, wisA
ak or 700 State troops, arrived, and went
in pursuit. Many of the enemy's wounded
fell into our hands. Among our woundea
IA Col. B.rteau, of Bells brigade. severely
in the breast. Gen. Gholssn captured maAy
prisoners, smIii arms, sabres, saddles. and
was pursuing their routed c,lamns shove
PontotOe.
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RElL ENTATE HUR NALE.

CEVs VsRAi. vliuste Farms in Ches tefiicld lien.
~ rico, Hanover, and Spo'syivaeia fer sale We
are auhnr zed to sell the following vary valuable
tracts Of land, viz
ist The tract ot land on J.ines river in Chester.
field, II miles below K;cEmGtd called ''B.,t " t s"
Containing 535 acres, o! which abe ut enc tald is
open land and Two thiids IL wood and timber. IT.
improvements the place are amply Sufficient for
the oi the place. Price, S3) per acre.
"a tract Of land in said couAty, The Clover
E.Ii fi'g called Peru, - conta nn. $50 Tfe
improvements indifferent, but .h.ra IS t. yaus-
bic parcel Of excellent timber this tract. Price
50 yer
"a. That valuable tract Of land il Heurico, the
Chick 4Lonuy, about mics below R hmo;i''. at
iniug the lands oi Messrs James Gtrnttt ard III =
Trent aud recently owned BY Il ;sim5n G0uicl.-
1t contains So y BGrtS, ot which tc,G IS an pie
supply tl timber for liz Ttl3 bBiiiigE5, Though
BOT g0oi, a.e yes comfortable chis is jIstiv
fariied as Il INST valuable cState. Pie" Sl5 per
4th. The tract OF land aaI'.d ESQ " in Hsn0var,
near the HaiiUIsey, adjoining the lands &; JICgc
Meredith. D. W ; Il iiroc.ehbIoura snd Others, con
tainng 25G acres. OF which Gb at half ~ open land
alt lif il ofif zeal and secondary grow IN The
build ngs il noi Of much value. Price, Sc5 Per
acre.
9th The tract Of lard in Spots ivania, the
telegraph roai about seven mites fr.:t FIcdeYiors
burg, coE:ainng 4I4 acsc:, r ceI,;iy owre; hy Tie
hers VI Df iiiCAicsan. The hult u. S, ihoUsh Cd
sre yet III the nlaia comfortable. Price, so per
acre.
Ta.fe lands of re-; for sale at the l,w figures
III ut y. e., abnge 3:iuse the ov nee desires -
them IN Inc scx, few days. II not sold in ten days
,hcy viii be " ,thdfawn from Inl:ket. The taxes lur
1864 TO- he paid by the purCLa TO ttnsc disposed
- invest Ia aads tue foregoing is an excellent opor
tuuiy. GODDjN AfPENSUE.
fa IA
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THE l,EGsS IATURE.

The Senate, on Satm day, passed The follow
Ing Senate bills:
q LiI to increase the capital stock of the
Richmond Importing and Exporting Com
pany.
A bin to increase the salary of the Printer
for the Ser ate.
A bill to increase the capital stock of the
Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
of Richmond.
A bill to Increase the capital stock OF the
Bank of the Clty of Petersburg.
A bill to amend ana re enact the "a sectinn
of an act to incorporate the Union Manuis.c'
turing Company.
a bill was reported from the Finance Com
mittee aboiishiDg the law imposing taxes for
the support of Government, Ard turthef reg
uialiug the Issue of licenses, and made tLe
order of the day for Monday.
A substitute for the bill providing fund
abroad for The use Of the State was adopted
and ordered to be engrossed.
A ioig, resolution from the House request
ing the Governor to convene The Legislature
on the first Monday in November next was
amended by inserting first Wednesday III Dc
ce,nber Adjourned
U,,use-A bin similar TO the one offered
in the Senate in legara To the tax law, was
reported.
Also, hill approrr.ating the public reve-
nue. for the fiscal year 1868 and ls64-63.
Also, a bill to establish an agency to pro
secnte and settle claims against the Coniede-
rate States, dne estates OF deceasea so'oier''
and disabled and dis charged soldiers.
Also, q bill to am'md certain chapters OF
the Code, concerning aliens.
A Joint resolution providing for an extra
session of the Legislature in January, iooo,
was passed.
A report in regard to officers Of the United
States from Virgins, who have resigned out
of the service Of the United States, and who
do not now hold commissions under the
Confederate Government, was tabled ana
ordered to be printed.
The ioint Committee on abuses at Camp
Leo were authorized to send for persons and
papers, by joint resolution.
A joint resolution to secure the exemp'
tion, if possible, from tho operation Of inc
free negro enrolment law all the counties In
the possession Of or threatened BY the enemy,
was adopted.
Adjourned.
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AFFAIRS IN FLoeIpA.A correspondent of the
Savannah Republican,, writing from Lake City,
Fla. nnisr date of the 2lst, says:
a gentleman direct from The vicinity OF The ST.
Nary's informs us that The enemy were At Callahan
Monday Of last week, with insin.ry, cavalry, aud
artillery, 10 the NUMBER Of ,60d. Monday after
noon they sent the cavalry Ia Kings Ferry, where
rhry cut The fiat to pieces and returned to Ca!1han
They turned the Alligator bridge ri Calahap, and
on TUESDAY The Whole force tnDsed 10 the tSoat,
IA ling they intended TO have Lake Ciy, cost what
IL might
A force OF 7t;b ar $50, white and black, went up
the river ON five trasp ports l0 Woodstock Mills
"Wednesday. Two vessels returned loaded viii,
lumber on Thursday, and Ue res, were loading.
Our intnrman, says no YVikees Oi the expedition
that landed at JaI ksonslte have been north i The
III. MaTv,s
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NORTHERN NEWS.

DALTON, Feb. H.-The Nashville papers
OF the 23i have been received.
1t is reported in Chattanooga that john
ston has advanced from Dalton, and that hiA
lines are thrown forward ten miles.
dispatch from Huntsville, dated the
Goth, says official information has been re-
ceiyed that the rebels, supposed to be Rod
dy's command, had attempted to cross tho
Tennessee Ever at three different psints,
but were driven back BY Dodge's troops.
Swarms of guerillas are reported In tho
vicinity of Cairo, ILL, burning cotton gins.
The Federal force at Vidalia, La, were re-
Gently attacked and driven In by Dick Tay-
| lor, bu. the gunboats came to their relief
and scattered the rebels.
The Nashville Union, of the 29d. says that
Longstroet las not loft East Tennessee, bue
is strengthening his position; that he h not
such fool as to abandon East Tennessee,
the only strategic point from which tho
rebels can operate successfully during the
spring campaign.
The Nashville Times contradicts the report
of the death Of Brownlsw.
xRepresentativs Bouligny, of Louialana,
died in Washington on the Goth.
Foreign adviccs by the Africa, which A.
rived at New York on tho 3lst, state that II
the House of Lords Earl Derby reviewed the
foreign policy of the Government, contsnd&
ing that it was Injurious and humiliating
to England The rejection Of Nspoleon's
proposition for a European Congress, aa3
his invitation to recognise the Confederate
states, were severely referred to. Lord AAn-
ners expressed the hope that the Govern.
ment would lose no opportunity in giving
friendly advice to the American belligsrente
with view of ending the bloody contest.
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Very respectfully,
- - -. torth"f.
Chairman National Executive Committee
THE WAR NEWS.


The war news in this number Of the Herald is
moi very startling III relgaon to s'icrman's move
nents we have i:ie following:
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb, p, lSG.l.-Tt il rImoyn i
here that General Sherman MS had Il fight with
General Polk near Brandon, whipped him, ans.
taken twelve th"Gs sand prisoners.
official information from General Dodge wa, r..
c'ived at Gen. Logan'S headquarters To- day that
the rebels, supposed 10 be kGddy's command at
tempted To the Tennessee river at three dil-
t"rtnt ferries, but we've driven back by Gcncral
D0dge'S troops
Our loss was very slight.
A dispatch from The department of Western Vir-
gnia in speaking of the capture of twenty five OF
Mosby's men, says
Yesterday Major Coie, while in com ,and of i,
portion of The First Naryi nd cavalry battalion,
had skirmish at Piedmont Station, Fauquier
County, with Mosby's command
Major Cole took ev'nteen prisoners, among them
three officers.
sc lost abou. two killed and Two wounded.
The rebels are reported, TO have had five killed
uui larger number wounded.
Whca attacked Mnsby had inst received com
mission as lieutenant co!Gaci ;ts.i himself ant
W. at the timr having Il nif:cliinn over the
good luck they believed woud attend the rr";n,-
ton.
Tile officers Captured were. taken in their
good clothes, tEcy has hg pat them On II make a
''stunning" appearances at The social and jov3i
gathering OF TIE ig;rnds aud officers and men III the
promoted mtl0!.
There is nothing new ta report from the Shenin-
dcah ,ary as regards Eagiy's position or move
i.ipH;s in South Branch valley.
cur scouts are active, makiag captarc Of gaerii
las and picking up icSe;ters.
From the KanaWna region there = nothing new.
Refugees conti.:c to GENIE n 10 General Crorke
IL + estimated that Two t!toysand refugees and
destTiers have come WiihiI the lines 0f General
keIIys department since tie lSth OF januasy 1851
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TORIES At PiKgyILIH ALA.-AbOut two O'Clock
yesterday morning, says the !SD,.tern .eatine, Of
faye,ie county, OF the 18th Instant about Que hun
dred mcn, supposed t, be tories, entered Pikeviie,
Ala As they wsIs entering The town they were
hated and fired inu, by private James Weics, who
Gas on guard nt u,e ttne. Alter Weich Md dis
charged his gun b. attempted 10 make Ids escape,
but was instantly shot dead. sefseaat Joseph !.
E0ndren was Also killed. IL. d. Gaur;y was se-
verely wounded in the leg, and several others
wounded. II was their inteM' lon "a captute Capt.
Hinkie, the commander Of the pest al that place,
but fortunately he and Lieut.. ,s Alison maas their
c0Esed them about f0nr miles froa town, and tnEMed
them loose, stating that IL they had captured Capt
Hinkle they wOuld have lied him up 10 li,nh "a
suffer fos hls Asvosiea % ihs aessh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

Tue ANri->UB-TIFCIR LAw.-Jui.e Pearson, OF
N. g., in 4 htb'dS coriai which recently
tried before him, decided that the recent act OF
Congress t. conscfibe pcrSons who have furnished
substitutes for the war is unconstitutional. The
Raleigh Progress snyS he has, however, made an
arrangement with Gov Bragg, the Attorney for the
Confederate States, AZ follows:
Bragg will take up the case of Walton, upon
which the arguments made, by ce'tiGr0r,, 10
the Supreme Cuurt Which meets in June. Aud
The Judge, in every similar ease before him, has
recognized the pJfty III he sum Of 900 TO report
himself 10 the enrolling officer OF his county Oh
district within Three days after the decision in
Waiton's ease shall nC r,nr known {" rira, in
case the ..tcis,On si:a he against Walton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

GzN. FiNEGAy. General Finegaii, The hero %
Lake City, is an lrishman by hirh. In cary HE
lie enlisted as private in the United States regu
lar army after his discharge he .cm"V"d 10
Florida, wie ~ hr became empiayed, we atn in -
formed engineer. Il; Intelligence aud good
conduct ne ,ro- .r1d in Ills affairs, married eli
.lhv, and hp's,Iiic r. tdihg citizen. since The
si,rakin. nut war he .';s f:-''h in IA" Con
t,.eratr srfvc,, q, ,hc rank nf B:igadr General
and ha l,ss ia .soG rCtorv witch makes hiiB
famous at ho.n. aui lniiur"t tlTou. .inat ttr Con
tcaeracy. in Him have :ani''cr reminder oi
tue gratitude aeit We owe 10 oar soiii"rs Of
foreign b:,tn and oi tRe Sininess which We shonid
,na axjI a Them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

MURDER CT IosPITAL STGs'. .gD.-A mGst bri!-
tal murder was enacted At the frs Hospital, camp
!iavis, on Thursday uight by j. II. W.udE'am, OF
Go. X, 23i =. T.. Reg; The par j"@ars, aS lar aS
WI. can gather them, ar. these: On tie night the
murder was .omGittcd v indnaM came t. iie nos
,.ltal late In the night ana demanded OF air. Brown,
The acting steward ot the Eo>pitaf, MS supper; d"
ceased .o;: ~ Uin,,;.i was after meal hours and
that his orders were ;iiiotv meals II b" given
s,tIi after Lie second nora had been blown. WIND
ham pronounced II 4 d---H lie, and thrTcHp0h
drew knilc. a; stahhed Crown III te CHEST, stV-
t.ri,ie the pulmonary artery and causing immediate
caa:b-l ly,ArL Jfr5intGn
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WAR BETWEEN TEE INuED SfaTEs AND FRANCE.
The editor OF the tOium;i5 San learns from reii
ir pariieS, direct through ,he lines from Chatta-
Iioaga, that the Federal officers there, including
IienPrai rh"f..as, consider Il between FRANCE
and tue United states able. and so express
themselves publicly One I'll item, n ii!gadier-
General, formerly an Ohio pOli;cian, was heart. 10
say that unless the ''rebeon" could tie crushed
before the close of the ensuing spring campaign,
the final success Of the United states was extreme
~ doubtful, as the Jeir. Davis Government would
then have pow -riu ally, operating from Mexico
Is a base. In ease of failure 10 ovcrrun Georgia
and Virginia this spring, he thought New Orleans
would be the first place attacked by the French
Emnprur,
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Mr. Titan j. Coiiry, who signs himself as AZ ting
Attorney General, has ISSUED, under the inS,tic-
lions of President Lincoln, circular upon ths
restoration OF The property OF repcnidnt F"htiS -
The beraiity of The propositions contained in ms
last official document irnn the Northern Depart
mrut of Justice may he judged from the extracI
which we publish below. The circular seems de
signed authoritative Interpretation OF Father
Abra!ani's proclamation of lie slh of December:
Many persons against whom criminal indictments,
against whose property proceedings under The
confisca,ion laws, are pending in the conts ii the
United states, growing out o ir paIuc ipatioH OF
such persons the existing rebellion, have in good
faith taken the oath prescribed by the proclamation
of the President OF he 9Th of December, 1853 and
have therefor entitled themselves ia the iEti
don and restoration OF al! rights OF property, ey
cept as 10 slaves, and where the rights OF tiir;
parties have iatersened, which that proclamation
offers and secures. The President pardon of d
person . ty Of acts %: rebellion Will Of coarse
lieve that person from tie penalties incurred by h,s
crime and where an Indictment il pending against
him therefor the pr duction of the pa,loH si=ned
by the President, OF satisfactory evidence that
he has compiled with the conditions on which st.o
pardon Is offered II he be not O the class excepted
rom tue benefits q: the Proclamation, will be II
sufficient reason ior disseminating such criminal
proceedings md disclar.iDs HIM IfOm custody
therein Nor is il less doubtful that bona lii t.
acc4uance Of the IL. O The Presidents prucii
mliion by persons guilty oi acts oi rebellion, dh1
not of The excepted class VIII secure to such per
son "A restoration OF all the rights OF property ea
cent as to slaves and where the rights OF third par
ties shall have iutcrVeneti'
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IRON CHARLRSTON-RErRE OS THA
EN4MY IN FLORIDA.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 36.-One hundred
shells were firel at the city to-day.
An official dispatch from Gen. Finnegaa,
dated Sanders IN via Tallahassee, February
10Th. says MY advance forces occupy
Ba,dwis, and my main foreA win reach thWo
this afternoon. The enemy havo retreaasd
to jacksonville"
fsEcoND DIsPAfcHl
CHAnLEsroN, Feb. ga Yankee plckee-
boat, containing one officer and I've meue
was captured last night BY our picket boae
commanded by Boatswain smith The psis.
oners have arrived In this city. They seaee
that the vessel sunk { II the hArbor anA ~.
ported lost in the gale, was the steam sloop
Of war Hoosatonic, carrying twelve guaA
and 500 men, and that she was blown up ~
oar torpedo GOAT. Tho whole stern ~
blown oil. Five men were LOS, Al tho oehee1
vsre saved. Tho torpedo boat was cnn-
maudcd by It. Dixon, Of Mobile TAs ere.
| my continue to shell the city.
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THE fTGHHNG IN NORTHxaN 0nO.nxl-
RsfRE.lT o. THE RNEnY.

RsfRE.AT o. THE kNEnY.
DALTON, Feb. B.-Yestordsv akev,,aar
and Davidson's divisions did the pes,elu.e
pant Of the lighting. Breckinridesb Ga n.
vision was partly engaged The enemy wsss
repulsed everywhere and fell back On onr
right. Some skirmishlng along the een6so
to day. Two Yankee mounted rsginsnle.
supported by an infantry division, attsopt.
Ing to flsnk our left, occupied the eap throu
miles from Dalton, on the new I1laysofn
road, last night. Smiths Texas brieade
drove them out.
This morning, by hospital reo@d, or loo1
in wounded is 15l, including Col Cartis. q
the 4lst Georgia, Aaa fhsGn 1a1n1nnnnn-
6nfiee, OF the 9TH Contsd1taf enysS5$$'
Lindsay, OF the 9th North Carolina, COMPANY
A; Nesbist, of the Sath Georgia, company
H. Number Of killed eight or ten. Tho
number of Yankees captured thlrty-ayeL In
Guiding Lieutenant Colonel and ono our.
geon, and eight of their wounded The
Yankee loss otherwise, not known, hut
much greater than ours. Our army b sagor
for general engagement, and apprshsnsive
that the enemy will retreat tonight.
DAL1oN, Feb. N.-All Thunday night tho
enemy were occupied In removing their
dead and wounded. Their loss h heayy.-
They fell back yesterday two or three miles.
THIS afternoon they are i've miles beyond
Tunnel Hill, Wheeler pursuing. They robbed
the citizens of Tunnel Hill, and burnt sey~
eral houses.
Patton, Anderson, and Bate have been APP
pointed Major.Generals.
TUNNEL HILL, via Dalton, Feb. 2.-Tha
enomy passed through here last night 1t II
O'Clock, and will probably not make stand
this side Of Chickamauga One division al
Hindman's corps has reached this place.
Our winter cabins at Tunnel Hill were not
| destroyed blythe Fedsrals. Several unburied
Yankees have been left on the field. Our
cavalry and skirmishers are advancing, but
all signs of general engagement have diss
appeared
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How THEY Cor LINZ "A I,1li0w was brought into
the corscript office the other diy who HrettndCd
10 be- ipIaily deaf. They tried AL SORTS oi sudden
and unrx Yectcd noises him all 10 40 purpose.
I.ist as they were atA;lt dismiss hin plan
q oncurred H. one of the examining hoard. lie to0k
IL silver quarters anj rdttied them behind iiiia
No sooner was the sound aade than The fellow
iur ,cd round and exclaimed, ''' give ye ten dol
lar. fur them - sidcoss Goalje{erdcs.
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tn EnHBAEpaESr OF Fogr PowELL-in the
Chart as,ou papers, Of The til, W. lind lnc follow
nr dis patch iih reference to ihe last assault of
the en-, my on Fort Powell:
Nonng Feb. 24.-1o GEN. LSGf.rfgIrd Six
mortar oats and six sunhoa,s sheiied Fort Powell
YESTERDAY. Three hundred and four siieiis ifown-
Eigtteeaf struck. No casualties. Wnrk not IN
Iuird-
f,Sisu. 4, u. II. MARRY, MAJOR Gen.
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WAR rEr'T, AIT AND IssP GEMS CfFICE |
Richmond, Feb 81, 1864
GENERAL Orders, Eo 2..--GtG B: on Il arg is
~ assigned to duty at tie geat Of government sLd
under the direction Of the ifes;cn. is charged ith
the conduct oi military operations in the armies OF
the Cauia'icTacy.
By command OF the Secretary of War.
: COOPER,
fe 25-ts Adjatant and !nsp'r Gen
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CAPTURE OF YANKEES IN EsST 'EEl
GESSEE

CAPTURE OF YANKEES IN EsST TEN
NESEEE.
From the following official dispatch, re-
ccived yesterday, it viii be seen that our
troops in East Tennessee are not idle We
should not be surprised at any day to hear
of the capture of Cumberland Gap. near
which the affair referred to took place:
GREENVn.LE, Feb. ~, 1854.
10 Gea, S. Cooper:
Brig. Gen. VIM. E. Jones capturvi $50 Of
the enemy and Is negroes hear Wynian's
Mill, five miles east of Cumberland Cap
They belonged to the llth Tennessee (Fed-
era!) regiment, under the command OF Lieut..
Col. Il. A. Davis, who was taken wounded.
Gen. Vaughan co operated, AMI attacked
the enemy in front. Our Toss was three
killed and three wounded. the enemy had
i've killed and many wounded.
(Signed) >. LoNGsTREEr,
Lieut. Il an. Commanding.
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VyAlUABLE Htte tract of 81 acres, Called Free
v HiiI," On the Mountain road, ANA half mite
fam alsn lien Depot, on the Fredericks rail-
road, ten miles north Of Richmond. We oner for
sal the eboye tract Of land about half open land of
excellent soi aud on: halt IL secondary and or g'-
nal ,ro~ih Of oak aud pi.e, embracing Some fine
tu,idins I'm er The pine land will cut fgom 10 10
81 cords 10 the ecre liz nearaess 70 the depo, should
attract the attention Of capitalists ani others. II
applied for to day Tomorrow u viii b. soii Tor
$50 per acre. GoDp1S hfiAnSoN'
fe o3--ot