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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
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They cure Suppressed, Excessive and PSin-
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They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections,
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lleaviLyss, Fatigue on slight e1ortion, fAlPlts-
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any period. EXCEPT DURlEo THE FIRST THREE
MONTHS, during which Lhc unIi"llng nature"f
tholr action would iuis'rhly PREVENT pregn-
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July IA Ga sw. SAMUEL Q, CASE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
The CI.lC..IO OcIIl0craiic COVem'
uOn Postponed.

NEW YORK, June %. Alta meet
ing OF the Executive Colnmtltee oi the
National Democratic Convention,
held here to day, it was voted that, in
deieredce to the desire Of very large
number OF tho leading mprberS Vi
the CousertiVe Uuion, Democratlc
party throughout tue country, the
National Democratic Convention be
postponed u Mnnday, August ~,
1864. Gtl2 o'clock nt noon, at Ch.ca'
lsipnedl A. BELMONT Chairmau.
FREDERIcK y. rIEECE, Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
NOTICE.

Nancy ]. Dunkls Execu;rix Of the Estate Of
q ". Dunkle. late of Vinton County, Ohio,
deccs. ed; has filed her acconnts and ouo1ers
f,r inspection ami fnsl settlement, sld that
said accounts will be for hearing on the Goth
day OF August, 1854.
July as lss4,-3E. Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
To nendeIs.

We propose to iarnish the following
MagsEirps at the, Lowest prices.
I.ady's Book and Democrat S3 90
Nstion.l Magazine and Dem. 9 so
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
FARM FOX SALE.

a Good Farm, about lo5 acres. with about
n Is acres cleared, one Of the best wa'e,sf
firms in the county. an Orchard of3S barring
Apples aud number Of new Grated Apples
and Peaches about 80 arres of bottom, ronlr IL
acres of Il medow, Cot,"gn House Frame Barn:
ami a good well cf water. tile perfect, and
tha price IN s2,oO0. The Farm is in Richland
Tp.. East Of All.nsville. sor fnrther inr"rina
tion enquire OF E A. BratTon Arthur, Ohio,
or ,t tn, subscriber on the pf,maes
July 2lI-64-H RICHD BUCHANAN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
JONATHAN vOWELLS Es FATS

NOTICE is hereby Qi Ien that the subscri bsr
2 ~ hss been appointed and qualif d az Exc
cutor, oi the EstI,s of' Jonathan Vowel LATE oi
Vinton comfy deceased.
July 2SlhiSsI -3S.; HIRAM VOWEL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-28
|ls y AleArlhur Democrat

Sas 'rnvE road TO WEALTH, n To 4ovErr'sz
fOua BusrSEss. TERMS, PAY IN iDyANCE.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

| Srii WARD
res o. Tammsny iia he'd AZ tae Fdta Ward Iio'el on
offered by Jas Burke, ESQ., and unanimously adopted
Resolved That the nomination OF gorge b. Mcclellan for
President Of the United States By the srca democratic
Of the people and we have an aiding ah ta, his
peors Of al The saes beuse ali Know hm 70 BE- us s
honest snd fearless earl n the pe,ornance . q hgany
for the Office and VIII conscenousy discharge
moar wthsandins hs earnest desired % be relieved
from the duties Of his ONCE sy enforced By
ihe ines which reqse ths, persona AID ineress
viii nd in the entssias snapor of ,he demo-
cratic masses that faithful service neither forgotten
Resoved Tha, Of the State Convention in re
guar orsan,som Of me party mases Incumbent on lha.
d.approbaton all claiming her protection who
Eesolvei, Thai ne Sharmss Of the ward Committee
1snee q" the mandates Of the General commitee re
gairng all tne member eea,s At tie last primary election
to meet aud form Union Ward Commitsee nave only
body and claim and the OF Tammany Hail to
% sayeT heir aad ns ssd pars
members Of the General Committee from this ward and
IN Hand and 70 apply the P!oPsr woohRurs cb,r.
\ w. LEoSAaD, Secretary pro TEN.
OrH WARD MCCLELLAN RANGERS AT a pRKLINI.
q nary meeung - the ABOVE named organization. held
ep s & & Vas SsS lsso,s 's Sa S w% S
appoine President pro ten; that Mr. Brais,ed be ap.
ion se Esa Mceaa Rsns. 's ns o
george Nscl.ian sed George q reaaIs.on r5e.dsa,
meeting night At the sane place be Thursday Sept ~
1854 ats O'Clock WI. \. WATTS Pres pro TEN.
1crH WARD DEMocRA Cy.-THE SIXTEENTH
lO Ward Democratic Club vi u hold public meeting
@ m sn son II saty N ~ sq aads. H
f a nrs S 1 VIZ ara res
II. W, SPAulpise, Secretary.
18TH wARD.-Ar A MEETING OF THE SEVEN.
L tecnih ward De mocraiic Ward Committee held
Headquarters WedB esday evening a. the follow
ing resolutions offered by John u Dymond and
mousy adopted -
Resolved That this committee fully endorse the platform
a. the letter General Mcclellan accept
ance for President OF The United states
cratic Conyrn aud that pedle ourselves
stand by The paferm and use .rr honorable means TO Sc.
Reovsd. That 10 the action the Convention in recog
MA ing rammsny HAL as the cnv represenlave Of the
of the demo rate party IN the cy. meets with
unqualified sLprotesa,'on rrrsn., - ,o ..,,.,,v.
Of this distr Hou W Chanet) in the last Congress In
his ab fearless dennuraon Of the unconstitutional
r,pt administration, meets with our entire approval and
hereby recommend to the democracy Of this district
ms s sors.,v a. nnrross an sre nu o s.ser,e a..
and rights of hts now being ignored by
ved Tha, We consrsnate and return our sincere
hanx ener, sheridan ana the brave troops under hs
utter ront and q :hs rsse army IN me She
nsnaosa T.osasJ VS. = carAx,s. secre.ars o'o"
DOTH WARD A MEETING or THE TANMANv
~ Hall Democ,asie nen Assocation WI be held a.
Thursday evening sepe moer ,. a. Ss SslDcs B order
c ssr. n HARR's seeretar
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
DENTISTRY.

A SIT OF TBRTH MADE IN rHREE HOURS
"A Entire satisfaction z3e sixth Aysnne
Especial attention given TO mechanical dentistry The
cheapest made and hne made
Of the world No advance required, and
required 70 n.s or pay for ANYTHING unless suited
aety Nitreus oxide been gwen here
thousand cases teeth extracted without pain &C.
cdent sickness has occurred from ls here
every day Betwecn Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets %
Sixth avenue. No. 239
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -fBEFH Ex.
"A trarted without pain, charge. Beautiful teeth
Inserted, 81 each, All operations Arranted j. JAY VII
RRS. l53 Grand street, Broad way.
{1oLfON DANrAL AssOCIAfIoN-DR CoLroN
cngns,ed ne anssAe c use Of Ne nitrous oxide pa AaA
Here ass hsadouarass once. n Bond street
TOME AND IN sATl0Pl uD.-Ir WILL COSf YOu
~ noetne To eaord ell oppsrtuniiy 70 he eonvinced
and make moro widsly knewn extract teeth Posivey
without pain Aad without charge until October American
Artacial Tech Company psntss Fourth street corner
Bowery fmmense stock comprising every description OF
tihchl teeth. constantly On exhibition
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

$5OO0O 1.ns, osr s.srs Ia
highest prices are rsceivsd By Calling addressing
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

CI0R sALE.Two SECOND HAND BILLIARD
II Tables full sre. with Balls, Cues Ac complete or
would exchange for drinking iaiooS win be sold ii
bargain for cash. Address q. NJ, Herald once.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

DOTH wARD-A MEETING or THE TANMANv
LU Hall Democratic Union Association vii be held a.
Leibkuch ner's Hall l46 West Twentysishth street on
Thursday evening, Septe mber e as oeoek BY order
JOHN BKICE, President
srrc scaa n HARn''' seere tari.s
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

TWO DAILY KXfRKss IRALNs
FOR THE WEST.
ALLENr0yN aoUrE
On and after Monday, seps en- Der lo, 1884 the
CBNrRAL RAILROAD 0F NEW JbRsEy
wiil Daily kxprsss Tvaus for the West leaving
PIER NO. MOTH RIVER
AT o A. ~ AND r. NJ,
AND ChicAa0, AND s0r M rwo O. 70 ST. LOUIS.
This VIII allow oilers from New York TO
LEAVE TWO HOURS LATER
Aan b. cther linss s.a ,
CHICA0O, sT LOulS, AND OTHER
PRINCIPAL FONTS WEST.
Faro same BY any ethsr reaeeL
oapsr>os sleepns care % nishs usins.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

O7S REWARD-LOST ON THE 10TH INST, IN
I'D - Brooklyn, Amer can Lever No 75O75 Apple
Tracy Co, makers plate. 10th SIZE chronometer
balance, usted in 81 dw iiS carat star nnaneied
the back. initials apeed in Old English
side of hy also enamelwd both sides Of and
hinees Gold Chain attached to Watch The above reward
will be paid delivery TO T. h. Bynner 175 Broadway,
New YORK. and no questions asked.
, 1864-12-29
From MONMOUTH, ILL.
$tnte Tenchcrhs Assoeint1on-1ntere
ing Exercises.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rribuue.1
MONMOUTH, Ill.,. Wednesday, Dec. %.
The State Teachers Association, still in
session in this town, bad an Interesting time
last evening. Mr.. shattuek, Of Springfield,
read essay on Heart Culture; Mr. White,
uf Chicago, an enazy on Thought Culture.
Mr. How1and, Of Chicago, gave lecture
on the Poetry Of Horace, and its Exhibit
Roman Society.
Mr.. Powers, Of Chicago, was called upon for
an exercise. He mounted The Presidents
able, the only avai1ablc place, owing to the
crowd in Attendance and soon had all pres.
ent engaged in an animated cxercise
The Association WIS called to order by
Prof. R. Edwards, the President. The first
hour was devoted to business arrangements.
resolution Of ccusurc WIS passed upon
those who had permitted their names to be
put upon the programme, and hnas absentcd
themselves without excuses.
4 resolution was adopted asking Hon. Y.
Bateman to obtain tue consent Of the Legisla-
ture TO subscribe for copy Of the I1a,oi.
Teacher from each township treasury.
Prof. Booth, Of Chicago, gave an exercise in
reading, which wns very instructive. It WAS
cuninent1y practical and sensible.
Mr. ScFiveu, Of Chicago, gave very
sparkling discussion Of Penmanship, and I'd
ded some happy remarks On Books.
The morning session ended with discus.
sion on the extent to which the language Of
the text hook shall be committed to n,cmosy,
By Aessrs. Roberts, Trusda1e, Phinney, Pick
ard, Edwards, Bateman> and others.
Tie most noticeable feature of the after
noon session was the address of the PrcsI-
dent, Prot. R. Edwards, Of Bloomington, on
"What shall we do next TO increase the cffi-
cheney Of our public schDolsr'
This evening the Association is adlre ssed
By Prot. j. s. Hart, Of New Jersey.
, 1864-12-29
Il)ltaufs Nribnne.
THE NEWS.


The ncws from the great expedition IRE.
,,o,ts progress" notwithstanding the bogus
ruu1or that found it's way into the dispatches
Yesterday afternoon that the feet had return
cd to Fortress Monroe. The heavy guns are
lasnu,crfng away ut Fort Fisher and the
cnrgo of powder has been exploded near It's
walls with little result probably since none is
announced. The land torcesun Butler arc
in position to operate cf1rctually against the
enemy, and It is stated have actually pressed
their way into the def,nses. There is no rca-
son 10 doubt that the Indecent haste of some
loyal Journals have sacrificed public in
tcrests 10 the enterprise Of priority in
publication of the details Of this great
movement, and that The enemy were put
on their guard in every important particular,
long eforc the anchors were hoistad at For
lress Monroe It has not often happened In
tie war that such obyious harm has been
done by irresponsible journalistic zeal, and
we trust it will le thu last occasion Of the
kind. Tue lives Of our boys in blue and our
gallant tsrs may be sacrificed By the indecent
betrayal of their intended movements.
just at the close Of November, Grn. David.
son set out from Baton Rouge with strong
Il full account Of their expedition and its
achievements Is given In our dispatch They
returned after successfully accomplishing their
object. They travelled through $50 miles in
fifteen days, built fifteen bridges aud miles
Of road were destroyed, and enormous quan-
titles Of property. The raid was one Of the
most briltiant Of the was, and resulted in
. driving some Of Nheeler's forces from Ten
ncasee, Taylor's Forces trom Meridian, and
Bcauregard 10 Meridian, thus rendering
highly lmportant service in aid Of Thomas
and the march OF Sherman.
The dispatches both from rebel and Union
channels are full of hints md surmises as to
Whist Sherman will do next. 1t Will be we'll
teccfrcd, the ncW's that 8 column was prompt
ly dctached three days before xhe fall Of Sa-
fanuah, to move for the release OF our pris-
oners. As to Sherman's grand plan, the
rebels begin to suspect it, and feel the cord
tightening about the throat Of the rebellion
below Richmond.
We give from the Montreal Herald An inter
cstfng account Of the rccapture of the rebel
raiders, whose position is now lar worse than
it Was before, from new complications too
cntangliug to allow their second escape.
Canadn will do right, and the rebel cause will
go to the wall.
According to Mexican adIices received
through our Cairo dispatch, the Imperial
Government III atexico has just received a
cold chill from conspiracy ut Matamoras,
whose participators have been discovered and
suomarily punished.
Sheridan begins again 10 figure In the dis
patches. Only slightly, however, but enough
to show that he Is watchful and filing his
post Of duty. The reported capture of Cor
d"nsvflie, Va, however, WIS premature. Our
cavalry went within two miles Of the place.
but finding It strongly defended, returned
without attempting to take it.
, 1864-12-29
The Operations AT tTVfIInIngtoa-Iatest TV
from sherman.

NEw YoRK, Wednesday, Dec. a3.--It Is as
cestained from an authentic source, however,
under date Of Fortress Monroe yesterday, that
the powder ship WAS exploded within 800
{a'ds Of Fort Fisher, about : m. Oh the
4th- Later in the day Admiral Porter at
tackled the fort and adjacent dcfnnses, and IT,
ncwc0 The bombarlmcnt Oh Christmas day.
On each occasion we drove the rebels from
their guns, under the shelter Of the bomb
proofs, 20 as to etfectually silence their fire. in
very few nlinntes after the frigntes and
heavy ships got into position. 4 detach-
nlent Of troops landed on Sunday afternoon.
The skir1nishess pushed up gullantly to the
more daring actually entered tlie works aud
brought of the hag. The bombardment OF
the fleet continued on Monday. The Santiago
Dc Cuba captured company Of North Caro-.
lima soldiers in the outworks and brought
them OF.
Tie Worlds spceim, says that Sherman con
sider6 Branchyine, s. G., ofmucA more import
ance Than Charleston, aa it il Il great railroad
center, and seated there he could open ready
communfca tfon With Beaufort, when Charles
ton would fall from its own weakness.
FORTRESS AtovEoE, Tuesday, Dee. 27.-I
have just arrived here on the Santiago dc
Culm from Oft Wilmington.
The attack on Fort Fisher commenced on
Saturday, the 9th, and continued all day.
1t WAS resumed on Sunday and kept up nll
day. Fort Fisher Is much damaged. all the
barracks aud houses we're burned and the gnr-
rison driven to the bomb proof, and scarcely
Tcnturing to reply.
4 emall portion Of our troops landed Sunday
afternoon, skfrm1ahcd with, great gallantsy,
pushed up to the fott and actually entered tie
work and killed rebel bearer Of dispatches
who WIS entering.
Licnt. Waller, of the 142d New York. cap
tnred the rebel Gag from tho bastion. Our
troops also captured i whole battalion Of the
enemy who we're outside Of their works, but
our forces were WITHDRAWN from the shore
when the Santiago dc Cuba left.
The bombardment Was continued On Sun
day. Some sailors from thc Santiago cap-
tuGed Sand Hill battery with G5 mep, and
brought the whole party off 10 the ships. Tic
torpedo boat vas successfully exploded on
Saturday, at o'clock, q. NJ, but with what
result isnot known.
The wcather hns been most violent, ut
Ncwbcru and Roanoke 1s1and-.the old inhab-
atants never eaw such severe storn5.
, 1864-12-29

T per annum. One Joseph spc1rett, who was
+ captured with Coon Thornton's gang ol
xuerflTas la.t summer, being in the Senate
lobby this morning, Mr. Bonner introduced a
to baye been bushwhacker sha1l be admit
ted into the Senate hall Tie resolution
created sensation, md Spcszett absquatu-
1nted lasfdEtsr,
ST. lou1s, wednesday,, Dec. es-It was Colonel
psaper. Ct Maf9n comfy, who was elected Chief
ABIDE from the passase Of an act ineseas,pr the
asaSt sa nepe sa1 q speea @ sen tho
and 6,ooo copies we're ordered to be printed
Sh aste Rsaspss | y
the State during the past four years, and speasB IN
high tesms Of 1he officers md soldiers who took
90 eeiiEe Pert r. dsiying ths rebels from he State
Genefals Plcakanton,, Ewing, McNefi. sanhorn.
Fkk aud Brown. md recommends Co1one1s Ben-
fSn nd Palps for slsS th5t The tgs
ludee to the killing Of Bill Anderson as praise
worthy act deserving tho wntncst thanks Of erery
lie gives the history. q the enrolled militia O.
gan1zation, aud says $s89 ooo was dne the militia
{ast May, and recommeads that x1 000 60 Of Union
aoaa q low Is Hss wass ss
e. 0c0, eco. He recommends more thorough aud
efficient militia organization Of the State, The re-
of the substitute system, and tho passage Of net
requiring al persons subject to military duty 10
}on s9 II AMI d@ hso
painted by the Governor.
The condition OF tho finances OF the State arc
-5en,. There viii be ;dne On TIC Isl 81 Janu1fy
S. C00(GU III SSGGSe :s7ued to yaripng railrosds.
with interest accnms !attng It the ratc Of 81 .200
Oo per annum. To stop hna sAte OF 1deotedness,
satisfy the dcmands Of crcdlaTS end 'increasa the
revenue be recommends tax on in1saasnes. aala-
ries, &C., altar the plan OF the .Unite!fSStases
G9ges9ment tax. He CONCLUDES as fol}o'sS:>
The Constitutional Convention about to assem-
biz will make gTeet changes In our organic law.
to the new order Of things. Slavery will be abo-
VIZ II Of ae
10 negroes IN The State viii demand and no doubt
receive your consideration: The organization oil
new .ant r. hs as @ Of reyolqon is
will make the present General Assembly one Of
the most important that ever met In The State.
Ths 1SSut d fhs recent sscoa + s hoped
Missouri. our loyal cittzcns hare permitted
Themselves to be divided into bitter ciioDs ~ to
ths psoRsT %aass Of s1ppresstnS TIE rebellion
s,aed n favor of the plan of the Adniniatratlon
f. shoa5 es a g sq 70
I'D Ill., e a'' tSe S q Sore1%@a1 Sn
sh0nld now unite IN giving the greatest efficiency
to the plan of the people, md strengthening the
hands Of the Executive in his efforts to terminate
the wBE and after ali cannot be eaid that tho terms
AL that is required Of them Is to submit to the
Constitution and laws. This Is the duty Of every
rood citizen. The people OF the loyal States OF
Massachusetts, New York. Ohio, Missouri, Kan
and California; In word all the States adherins
to the Government are Required to do. this. Are
the citizens Of Virginia, South Carolina and
sections, or nots
, 1864-12-29

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Dec. 29>-The
steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool 18th,
London 10th, and Cape Race the evening Of
he 24th, arrived this evening.
Abiding to the Florida disaster the Lon
don TINES says: Assuming ii to have been
by design We are not disposed to waste much
Indignation on the subject, as the method Of
procuring, and equipping the Florida was
such violation Of neutrality as to deprive
the sufferers ofsympathy. Brazil Is not the
outraged party.h The 1smes predicts that
Tr. Seward will make ample apology.
blockade running case has been On trial
in the Court Of Exchequer. in whleh the
Judge pointed out that all the parties III the
1nultcr were foreigners, and denounced srch
Violations Of the right Of asylum -
4 large open air meeting Of the operatives
Of Manchester adopted resolutions. strongly
opposing the recognition al the slayeholding
Confederacy. .....
Parliament meets on the 1st Of February.
The breach between the Papa1 government
and the PtusslaD ministers at Rome IL widen
The 1Rsee 1alh city article says the reduc
, 1864-12-29
A DANGEROUS REVOLT
AGAINST THEIMPERI-
Al, GOVERNMENT,
From General Sherman--He has
Sent a Force Against the
Prison Pens.
FROM ST. L0uiS-.MESsAaE
OF GOV. FLETCHER,
New York Midnight Dispatches-~Mil;.
tary and Geueral News Items.


Wan DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
"wednesday. Dec 2S--1EsQP (
Maj Gen. D,x:
The following extracts from Richmond pa-
pers Of to-day have been received By the De-
partmeut:
"The latest official advices from Georgia in
dicate that Sherman las already followed up
the occupation Of Savannah by sending u
force Of cavalry, artillery and infantry on an
expedition *hose destination cannot be
guessed at from the direction in, which 1t has
moved. Those troops are reported to have
gone toward Atamaha river, and We shall no
doubt next hear that they have crossed that
stream and are moving toward Southwest
Geo-pia in guest Of prisoners of war supposed
to be at Andc1sonv5]le.
'shetmau's programme for his grand cau-
paign northward seems to be no secret. BE
Will start from Port Royal and move straight
for Branchsille, the point Of junction between
the Georgia aud South Carolina railroads.
BE then proposes to follow the main railroad
towards Virginia, stealing and numbering Us
much as l4c can by the WAY. All very fine,
bul II Sherman proposes, Lee dIsposcs."
"The following, official dispatch, WIS received
last night:
"Wux1xGToE, Dec, e7-Gp n.
ITO Ills Excc'lcncy the. President Of the Contedc~
rate States:
1.-THE enemy hare re-embarked4 under coycr
Of his fleet His movement is not Developed
Have visited Fl. Fisher and find the damage
s1ight. Except buildings not nccessary for
defense, only two guns were disabled. The
marks remaining indicate that the lombard
nent WIS very heavy. Maj. Gen. Whiting,
Col Lamb, commanding the fort, aud the
officers and men composing the garrison de-
serve special commentator tor gal1antry md
efficiency and fortitude displayed under very
trying circumstances" t3igned)
B. BnAoc''
additional in relation to the capture Of the
salt works, announced officially yesterday
"We had been led to hope that these i1npor-
tant works were safe, but the source from
which the report Of their capture comes
leaves US no room to doubt It's correctness.
they were occupied by the enemy On Tues
day the Goth, and held by them as is stated
till Thursday, when the Yankees IT.
treated toward Bristol. We learn
that the place was held by about
200 reserves, under Colonel Preston, most OF.
whom escaped capture. The works IRE re-
ported To he but little damaged, and We un-
derstund from persons who have visited them
since their occupation BY the enemy that they
can be put In working order again By the 1st
Of February. 4 Large quantity Of salt, al
ready gotten out, vas destroyed, and ali The
buildings were burned. Several pieces Of
artillery were alien m pDfnrnd hy f1,eyr lint thew