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The following highly interesting ac-
souut Of fGeneral John II. Morgaa's escape
from the Ohio Psni.sutiary, and subse-
qusnt adventures, is published in the
Richmond Enquirer. 1t will repay peru
sal:
Their bsdsteads we're small iron stools,
fastened to the vail with hiugss. They
could bs hooked up or allowed 10 stand
On ihs floor. and to prevent any suspicion,
for ss'srsI days before any work was At
tempted they made It habit 10 lot them
down ssd sit at tbsir doou and road
Capt. Hines supsriutspdsd the work,
while General Morgan kept watch to di-
vsr. tho attention OF tho sentinel, whose
dsty il was to come around during the
day and observe il anything was going
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tered at the GsnsraIs condensation, took
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night he came regularly every two hours
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ware quietly sleeping, and frequently at.
ter be had completed hi. rounds he
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29
MRnpn,a Fan IA

AsnrsIs, Feb. &c.
Reports from stragelers that Gen. Smith's
expedition Wa cut up, proves false That the
General arrived here at IL o'clock last night
The following arc some Of the Particular q
the ex petition: On the 2lst, We found the reb-
el Gems. Forrest, Lee, Chambers, and Reddy
were combined against ~ They tried 70 cut
our column in two, bat without success. Very
heavy fighting occurred both IN the rrar and
advance. The sd Iowa he'd number killed
and wounded in gallant charge. There wers
constant y chargina. We here lost pisces d
fore captured Gen. smith nov fell back slow.
~. The Rebel loss was quite heavy. General
smith burned every trestle On the Mobile I
Ohio Road, and destroyed milss Of track, end
= very large amount II corn.
Tue following Is IN estimate Of the 70
suite OF the expedition: The sxpeditioG
destroyed one million bushels Of corn. tori
up aud destroyed miles Of the track Of ths
n. Z O. Railroad, burned many bridge
and trssslss, cApsarsd aod brought il ovsi
$500 mules sad horses, about 1000 %.
gross, and over 900 rebel prisoners, VII
ere nov arriving. Il L iupossibls q e;v,
our loss, but It 10 mach lees thaa sh,
enemy's.
The expedition was successful Of ever
point and In every particular. except th'
important me Of making junction viii
Sherman, which b attsibutable mainly &
tho SLOW movement Of the New Jerse]
and Psnnsy isania CAVALRY rsgi0soes, bsinl
delayed more than oss wsek 10 steesi0g.
TIE Presideut's Amoesty Proclsmatios
wss e1tsnsively cirealstsd throughout th'
country.
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Particulars Of 0sn. Smiths 81.
psditlea.
NV fesr. Peb. Is.

NV fssR, FEB. IS.
The ESpssss says: From IN .Mesr Who
arrived on the Fulton, W have some farth.
or particular Of the disaster 20 Our forees
near Lste City.
Gen. Seymour, Who co0maoded the ex.
psdition, had bsen plsoed andss arrest By
order Of Gen. Gilmore. hi. successor il
Gen. Rodgers, who left Hilton Head on
Tuesday lase With rssnfoeesossss for Jack.
sonville, consisting Of % entire division.
Oar informant says il vss The opinion Of
the officers Who took psss in the expsdi
ton, that our total loss 10 killed. Wouoded
and missing are between 200 aod / 500.
Gen. Seymour 10 severely censursd Ia
not throwing out scouts and akirmishers %
DOR troops advanced. A. il wss, our troops
we're led into trap.
Heutou's artillery led the van, and suiFer.
Cd severely. The rebel sharpshooeers picked
Of their horses, and their guns had to ts
abandoned.
The 10th Massachusetts, also suffered 70.
vereiy..
In the retreat many Of our wounded
werc left behind within tho enemy's lines.
Our troops were right in front OF the
Confederate batteriss, 10 . pieee Of woods,
before We were aware Of their presence
end when their batteries opened sssiol
Dire our men we're driven baek panic stfick
On in disorder.
Tho rebel TO co 10 not known, but ID sup
posed to have been large.
One Of the prisoners captured stated the,
troops had recently been sent daily from
Charleston, and Gen. Beauregard was in
command.
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Ctuouu Arm. Feb. 80.
A eas % the Jacksonville Indiono
R.R. was thrown fte0 Ne tack - Set
usdsy. Il Illinois soldjsn were isisrod.
IL q them wses ssrioualy injured.
The 0ssGtls bas fsesissd he follow
isg iron the Atssta Appeal:
Shsrsnas's pusposse Il still . mystery,
y 70 Whether 10 will move sgaisat No.
bile OF tuss eastward.
6hssuan haa, With suddss sud uasx-
psctsd rspitity moved against oas
weakest point. Ninissippi g the Egypt
Of The Cos1Sdssaev, where II not elected
hs can sabsiss till spsins end DO more
dsosee than wissiog pitched battlsd,
|hs i makisg war % our subsiseescs
end resources, which 70 dsstsoy, 10 70
defsat.
Sherman marches il solid body With
bic artillery in front. rear and on III
tanks, and bis cavalry 10 closs order IN
der bic gous. Not . man - allowed Il
leave far enough TO steal . chicken or I
pig.
The rsbsl cavalry are lowering around
him. -,
The citizens have been invoked Il
arm and repel the invaders.