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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-05
Jefferson CoNAtI "sgirds.N


We learned from a gentleman residing in
the low,r part Of this county, Friday last !,
that the two men now in Jail at Cambridge,
Ohio, on charge of numbering John B, Cook
Assistant Provost Marshal, Of the 10th
District, Sunday the 5th inst, are both ma
tives Of jefferson cou9ty. Hiram Beckett
alius Oliver, was born in Warren township,
this county His mothers name was Beck
ct; his fathers name according to rumi0t, is
Oliver. Beckett .al,as Oliver is about "a
years Of age, and HIS been, FROM the report
Of Il man who says he knows him well, the
terror Of the neighbrrhoad in which he was
raised. j. Wesley Itartup was raised in
the vicinity of Bloomfield, and according tc
general report is also man who has long
setthe law at defiance, an1 Jed a life well
calculated to harden all Of his better natur-
al sensibilties. : ,Ste,bmctle Herald
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OFFICIAL WAR NEWS.
wAsuIxaros, March q. 9P. NJ.


The following extracts from Richmond
papersScre received this evening IL $50
Z. NJ, from Gen. GRAFT;
Cry PoIHP, VA, March %.
How, f.. IT, iSfaRt9R. Sse'gf hl-:
Richmond papers are received. The fol
loNiug disps,cn Is from North Carohua:
lie is understood in official circies that
no fighting has occurred in North Carolina
since Sunday, ami iiSm all we ean learn, it
appears that SheFNan has attempted no ad-
vance since his cheek on that day.
Gen. lIardce victory uu the l5lh,
was i very important one, AMI, as regards
the Cuemy, most b.oody-afiair. e..
"Gcneia! Johnston ,t!egrarhs that in
that battle the Confederate luss was 4jO
while that Of the Creniy was 3,@pU. The
Fl .ht tODa pllrc at AveHs!,Oro on the Cape
Fear River half way bCtween Raleigh sRd
Fayetteville.
''t2cnefai Johnston'ss defeat Of the enc
my last Sun lRy, the lg,h inst, occurred
at RuTtunyille. We are informed that
Sherman is pushing toward kueigh in lSo
columns. one moving due north from Fay
ettevilir, AMI the other northwest from
Newbcln. General llardal fought the for
lner and Gcue:ai Johnston tie la,ttr.
iSiguud t.. :. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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peace Oyerturcs.,,

The editorial from the New York Ti,ruac
Of March IS, under the above head, which
ws,re-producc in to-day's Sentinel, deserve,
not only the serious consideration of the
members of Mr., Greeley's party, but by
members of all paties. Mr.. Greeley has
arrived at the conclusion that, 'to ofght lon
ger is to squan!er blood and treasure; there
should be speedy Peace, and our Govern.
nient should unmistakably cyince the anx-
iety it feels for an early and final pacifca-
ton. After reading this article from
GFeeky s pen, does not every honest man,
no difference to what political party he may
belong, feel like asking these questions :
WHY should there be another drop Of blood
or cent Of treasure squandcrcd? Is no
Horace Greeley right in his persistence thai
there should not? .gs-
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The Chief Justice and the Postmaster
General passed through Coshoeton, the
other day, IN a regal can. Seventeen years
ago Chase and Dennison were antipoies. =
Dennison was tlien aState State Senator
an aristocgatand a munacliist, as he is now
Chaso profcssed to be Dcnocat, III favor
Of State Rights, free trade and Constitution
al currency--bGt had Niger ON the brain. =
He was a candidate for L. s. Senator, and
Dcnuioon opposed him. The Democrats--
God forgive thcm---clcctcd him. But lie,
causc they would,not reject him, he sold
him elf to the MOnarcl retaining only
niger on the brain. The AIonarcbiStS,
caring nothing for lahorers, black or white,
took Chase and used him. And now, Chase
and DenniSou are hail fellows. well met
both rejoicing inthe ruin they have accom-
plishcd, and g!oryiag III the power they
have ntuipca. Chase $ fame rests OH mig
gers and shinpIasters, Deunison's $ memory
will only live in sboddy--ten cent tin cups
and sixry cent ,ations. Time was when We
had some respect for these mcn--and per-
hars when we arc in Abraham 5 bosom, and
they, thirsty, in tlld hot place below which
they dcservc-we might send them cup Of
cool water-if we could find a niger to car
ry it. C0Skoct0R Denoctut.
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GLORIOUS IENS!.
IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROsI
SECRETARY STANTON 40
HON. JNO. 4. BINGHAM.

The folloRing important dispatch was re
eeiycd BY Hon. john A. Bingham from
Secretary Stanton. It-ccniains cheering
news. Lees army must be about used up;
WASHINGTON CITY. D. C., April .. 'G5.
lin. Joia l. BiHghGm,-A dispatch
received from Gen Grants Adjutant Gen
era!a at City Point announces the triumphant
success Of our srmS after three days of hard
lichtiGg, during which forces on both sides
exhibited unsurpassed yalo-
GIN Porn. Va, so A. VI. Apr! >, 'C5
\ dispatch from General Grant states that
G G,Helal Sheridan. commanding cavalry and
infantry, has carried everything before him
liecaptured tlree brirades of in.autly, q
wagon train, Fud several laite,ies of aItii-
lery. The prisoners captured viii amount
TO several thousand. .sr.fr. .a. 'n.' .-',
Il NJ GTT N-rJ'DN q
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The PresideIAeen Tuesday appointed
Professor II. i, Peck, of Obcrhn, Ohio
commissioner and council general for the
United States to the Republic Of Hayti, rice
Benjamin f. Whidden. ESQ.,, of New
Hampshire, resigneds The salary of the
position is $500 in gold. 7t..
This is an appointment 'eminently fit to
be made" Professor Peck is the head dey7
il in the negib College at Oberlin, where
"MiscegenaGon'' is taught as one Of the
sciences. Tie has also been chief mana
ger of the Underground Railroad, which
commenced oine where in the South and
terminated a Oberlin, and with the exccp-
ton of Joshla R. Giddings, he has done as
much as any man in Ohio to hasten ON the
'irrepressibie conflict, and bring about
this accursedswar He has claimed his re-
ward, and be has received it by being ap
pointed Coupsul to the negro Republic
of Hayti, with salary of So, 500 IN gold. =
iM. RGnon Bdner.s, 551lT -.
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The Emperor Of Brazil has appointed a
"Board of health" to investigate and de-
eide what proprietary remedies should be
admitted into the country and what exelud-
ed. After some months session they have
reported condemning them all except Dr.,
D. G. Aver Il 60. s preparations. Three Of
those they recommend the Emperor to ad-
nit for the leneiit of The public health,
while they holdthe fourth, Cherry Pectoral
under adyisement for further information
respecting one Of its ingredients morphine
which, while so extensively employed and
so highly .stcemed asa remedy III this coun-
try is scarcely known in that OF all the
other medicines before them, the Imperial
commission say, s''no one of them merits
any favor whateyerr Or protection from this
Government, as they contain nothing new
nor any specific virtues not fully known and
used by our own physicians. The Imper-
ial Government has accordingly prohibited
them all from admission through the custom
house, except the remedies Of our distin-
guished countlymen above mentioned--a
discrimination by their learned men, very
like that to which experience has led the
American peope. Boston Herald,
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R u II D Y A..

The CAplz SENTTSE. Printing Ofice has
been removed to the sso1ai story of
Browns brick building, on Market street
over Brown Clothing Store, where we shall
be happy at all times to see our friends and
patrons; and viii be prepared to receive
allthe 'Grecnbacks" that is due us from
our patrons; insert all the Advertisements,
and print all the JOB Work that we may be
favored with. Call in and see US when. you
come o.town: Entrancs between Browns
Dry Goods Store and Browns Clothing
Store. .ra... a..r
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THERE ara about 700 female clerks en-
plnyed in the Treasury Department, and
selected from almost all the States in the
Union. Many Of them have been rich. bat
are new poor Many Of them are yonRg
ladies, many of them widows, and some few
are married. Their chief business is in cut
ting and counting new legal tender and Ma
tional Bank-notes, and in counting and de-
stroying old ones. Their pay is $14o per
annum each. for about six hours close work
per diem. The sitpatonsare very pleasant,
and the Government, is quite right in giving
out this sort Of work TO women instead OF
men, The Superintendents complain, We
believe only of two much talk which. ,if it
is not ungallant to say, must be put down
to an infrmity of the SEX .....t..l ...r''
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secretary sfanton,s Health.

Agate, the Washington, correspondent Of
The Cincinnati Gdrette, under date the 18th
ult, writes the following in relation to
Secretary STATIONS health ~ s5-1
The Secretary Of War, by the way, is al
sent from his post by the peremptory or
ders Of his physician. The wear and tear
Of the last two years have been too much,
even for his taurine oTanizationA; and his
friends say he is breaking down AT any
rate he is seriously debilitated; and parox-
ysms of passion daily growing more and
more frequent), which have so often dis
graced the War office, are now at least the
lamentahle result of enfeebled health; while
their unfortunate victim is rather to be pit
led than ceusured for what has befallen him
in the countTy's service.
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Hon. JoHN W. OXEY, for many years
Judge Of the Sth judicial District Is about
to enter upon the practice Of law iii the Va
rious courts of Cincinnati. Jndge Okey
during his long term Of service ia Eastern
Chic has-won golden oHinionsIrom all sorts
Of people, as an upright Judge, an allie
lawyer, and an honorable man. So mach
esteemed was he by the peoI5le, that there
was no opposition to his reelection in 1881. .
He possesses wonderful Knowledge of the
law, and is always really to decide any
question that may be raised, We predict
that he will obtain as high reputation at
the bar as he has already obtained on the
bench. 1.t dei'as -t- ftKHh
During the coming summer the Judge
will be engaged in the preparation of a
"Digest of the LawSof 0hio,'' a work for
for which he is eminently qualified -IIG
may be found at the Office Of Judge Ghol-
son, on Third Street, aud we advise our
readers to give him a call. Gucrnsey Jcf,
c1,sO15fta + ... 4 - 4.t H..~ t'..
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Dispatch ff0nl the Provost Mar
sinai General.

HARRISBURG, March 28.--The following
dispatch has been received by '3ov. Curtin
from the War Department: NN y 'a'
NWAsHrNGToE, March 28.
To lie Gorernor,of Pennsylvania sIa
The time forraisiGg new Organizations is
hereby extended to April 18th, but this
authority does not postpone nor interfere
with the draft. Mastering officers will CON
tinue, to muster in. f 4.
[Signed f JAS. B: BRY,
F 2 Provost Marshal General.
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A Stringent Temperance E.avy.


The OHIO House of Representatives at
Columbus have passed the following stin-
gent Temperance law. The Senate has not
yet acted upon it, but the general belief is
th.. it Will pass that body
Tie House 5ill introduced by Mr.. Hough,
to amend section ten of the act providing
5ainst the evil results of the sale Of intoxl-
c,.ting liquors, passed May l, 1854, was
pissed by a vote of IS to 10. 1t makes a
radical change in the existing law, as fol-
lows:
Section 10. All contracts whereby any
= premises or building shall be rented orleas-
eIwith che agreement or understanding that
the same shall be used or occupied, in whole
!, or in part, foy the sale ofintoxicating liquors
contrary to this act, shall be void and the
use or occupation by any tenant or lessee,
s,ib-tenant or sub-lessee, Of any premises or
building, or any part thereof, for the sale of
intoxicating liquors in violation Of this act,
slIall be held good cause for the owner or
lessee to avoid the agreement by which such
building or premises may have been leased
orrented, and to re-enter at any time and
take possession Of the same. For all fines
assessed against any person or persons for
any violation of this act, the real estate and
personal property of such person or persons,
ufevery kind, without exception, shall be
.a liable for the payment thereof; and such
Anes and costs shall be lien upon such real
estate until paid Aud in case any person
or per$ons shall rent OF lease TO another any
building or premises to be used Or occupied,
in whole or inpart, for the sale Of intoxicat.
ing liquors in violation of this act, or shall
knowingly permit the SINE to be 50 used OF
occupied sucli building and premises 50
=. leased and occupied or used, shall be held
liable for, na1 may be sold 70 lGy, all fines
u and costs ASSESSED against any person occu
pying such blilding or premises, t9r any
YioiaEion Of this act and 10 case sltcli build
ing or premises belonging To d mnor in4ans
person ar IDIOT, ihe guardian Of such minor
fusane person or IDIOT, who has control o
such bnildiny or premises. shall be liable
add account to his ward for all damages il
consequences Of such use and occupation 9
such building and premises. ao1 Chg haoiil
ties for the fines aud costs aforesaid. i
SEd, 2 Original section ten Of the ab9vt
geoited set is hereby repealed, provIded tina
such yepaal shall not affect any liabilities in
CURED, OF proceeding, or prosecutions to b.
commenced thereon, or any proceedings Q
prosecutions poY pending, under said origi
nal section,
SEc. 8. This act shall take effect and b
Ia force from and bitter its passage,
-=zxQsr-yse--<Ns.r-v-r---
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ETlt is stated that the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
have purchased the Cleveland and Zanes-
vile Railroad, andinteud opening Through
to Cincinnati Immediately. 1t intersects the
iormcr road at 0lrville, Wayne county, and
will run through Coshocton and GAINESVILLE
to Cincinnati.
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THE long experience of Or. j. Fl. Scelye
in treating Bronchial diseases and Catarra
difficulties, justly entities his Liquid Catarri
Remedy to thercon6dence of the public
the immense sales, and each bottle making
new friends for this truly valuable and won
derful remedy, bare given the aged Chemist
and Physician ample means to smooth ths
oath Of bis declining years. a.,
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" A LV A Bile 5 Toe *
AT .~s4ly =
P u BLIC SALE! !!
n WILL offer near Riohmand, Jefferson

n
ON FOURTH DAY, (WEDN EspAY;J
The 18th day Of the 4th month April) the
highest bred aud most valuable stock. of
Trotting and Roadster Horses, and lsterino
Sheep ever offered in Eastern oliio. 81
The Stations Allen Sontag and PrQTinciai
Chief, are among the number; Also, several
Mares that have taken lst premiums at
State Fairs; beside about thirty aiaead Of
younger animals, of both sexes, of great
promise. OF all the State aud County Fairs
ut which we have exhibited, we hayes never
yet failed to take LIST premiums on Horses
and Sheep; and we believe we can show to-
that will compare favorshly with any. other
in the United States. Also, ut The same
time, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Farming InaplsT
ments, Household Furniture. etc, etc. n
Having sold my farms, the Stock, &C.,
| MUST BE SOLD. Allwishing the. .Best of
Stock at low rates, will do well 10 she ON
hand. For Catalogue of Horses, address
me as below. ~
VIM. H. LADp,s .
/ Richmond, ] efferson, County, Ohio
| 18th Sd mo. 1s65-ts. 4s g+ ~
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Il NEW FE4URE. Court was held in
Brown county, Ohio, a few weeks since on
Sunday the Attorneys occppyirgJtola earlv
morn until late az nightin making their ar
gumcsts> The trial was an important Grim,
inai case, lad as the court had to adjourn
s'''s die Oh Monday evening, there seemed
to he no other remedy but to hold a session
on the Sabbath. .t
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TFurfier In NoraiN.

W ho have received from W. w. Wei
Sher, Of Rochester, lDralll county, a com
niuication concerning murder committed
ly the landlord of a hotel in that place,
James Lang By name, on Monday night ot
last week, which was 50 completely without
provocation and SO devilsh withal, that it
was Wifi the greatest difficulty the muderer
was kept from the hands Of midnight mob
thirsting for. his blood. Olr correspondent S
statement is as follows: ,r....g.. '.".
On Monday night, the 18th inst, about
1870 clock, the inhabitants Of our village
were aroused from their slumbers by the cry
Of murder, coming from the hotel kept by
one James Lang, where q dapce was or had
been in progress. Two mcp, nalaed Mitch
ell and Taylor were employed aslnusicians,
Laag and Taylor got into some dispute, and
used hard words. Lang insulted Taylor
most shameiully, calling him, among other
things id son OF. b-h,rand ordered
him to leave the house. Taylor quietly
withdrew, and conducted himself like d
gentlemen throug tie whole disturbance.
As his comrade passed out, Followed by the
! Landlord, Mitchell said to faylor, II would
take that from no man" Lang Immediate
! ~ applied The sane language to him, saying
| if he wanted to take it up, to come on
| Mitchell started to 90 into the house atel
Lang, who had stepped inside, when ht
ttho landiord) drew aPiStcl and shot Mitch
! ell through the head, the hall entering ths
| left eye, passing clear through the brain
causing death in about lurty- light hours. !
| Great excitement prevailed, People
gathered together and Judge Lynch was
| f,.ar,,r,n+iy- lInl-an oi' and Wuu'H my IOiib
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JoHN H. KLPPART, Esq, Secretary Of
the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, has
been appointed by the United States as
ComuisSionor of Agriculture. and ordered
to proceed at once to Eurona ito collect in.
formation on general agricultural topics. =
Mr.. KIippart, in pursuance of his duties
viii leave New York ON the first of April,
on the steamer Boroussia, and will (, ere he
returns visit Great Britain, France, Italy.
Germany, Austria and Russia a as7I
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HOUSE BtRNED, The dwelling Of Mr.
Henry RiderSof Rose township in this coun-
ty, was CONSUMED by fire on last Monday
morning, inwhich he lost the. most of his
household goods, The fire originated in the
roof, near the chimney, and the house being
wood, the famos spread rapidly Carroll
Free Press, Mdrch, 2S. aa',a .f
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f8-l4eonidas L. HamIine, who was clec-
ted a Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church In 1874, died at LIS residance in Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, March %. Owing to poor
health he has not odiciatod as Bishop for
several years
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seA grand celebration is to be had at
Charleston, South Carolina, on tomorrow
week, April l3, the anniversary Of the cyac-
nation of Fort Sumter. Gen. Robert An
dnrsca. Is expected to replace the old Tag on
tha walls of the f1rt. 49,
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sks~ 4 band of rebel guerrillas captured
the Westward bound passenger tain from
Baltimore to Wheeling on last Thursday,
robbed the passengers, and burned nearly
all the cars.
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NEW. X. Upham, Esq, Of Canton, Ohio,
and one of the ablest Lawyers in Ohio:
died in Camfeld, this State, a few days
since, while attending Court in that place.
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nga~The Central Ohio Railroad was sold
on last Tuesday week to the Presidents Of
the Baltimore and Ohio and Little Miami
Railroad eolnpanies.
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E.2S"We learn from the Cambridge (Ohiol
papers that Dr. G. A. Moore, Of that place,
has been appointed Assistant Surgeon Of
the gSth Ohio. .. .#'. ...p- ...
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Hea-In the mouth of March 2,S60 rebel
desertcrs took the oath of allegiance at
Washington City
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se9- 1t is thought in military circles that
an attack will shortly be made upon Mobile
by tho Union forces.
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EA-The Ohio Legislature has increased
the pay Of Township Assessors to s., 80 a
dag SO we learn from, our exchanges. .
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THE following is from an account given -
correspondent of the New York Hora ~
of the battle of Bontonvile: 4 ..ai-',e w,
SHERMAN and Socpm sat around in the
lwools and along the road with their stats,
under the fire of 4 rebel canister-shooting
battery, till Morgan's division, 18th Corps
came up. At one time, when itawas repoy-
ted that Morgan was hindered byShcrman's
headquarter wagons, which were said TO ocl
,cupy the road, the Chief directed Major
were s nc not t removed en- within i've minutes. y, !.
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Bis font 1t three times lis own, and Gen
eral W right, in III, front, as double that Of
ours. The enemy bruueh; ia a dag If truce
iof permission 10 collect his dead winch
were between their picket line aud their
main line OF i0rriicatiea2 FcrInission was
granted. At
iSignedl u. 5. GRANT,
Iieutenqnt-Genefal.
CRY PoINT, Merch -. ] ! A. NJ.
Hon E. " Stas,toa Se-Hehny Of Var:
am in receipt of sherman $ report Of
operations from ;le time he left Fayetle-
vile up to the 22d inst. 1t shows hard
! fighting, resulting in very heavy loss to the
I enemy in killed and sounded, and over two
thousand prisoners in cur hands. HIS own
loss he SAYS, will be covered BY 1850 men
since he left Savannah. Many Of them are
/ lut slightly wounded
| tSigucdl I. 5. GRANT,
Iieu,Cnant-GcucIal.
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II is said the Blairs are Nursing Andy
Johnson for the next Presidency i'll sober
earnest. - Cincinnati lontaicTcal ~ 5s.a
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WASHINGTON, March u, l:30 P. NJ.

WASs1iNGToN, March y, l:30 L. NJ.
Mgor- GeaeraI Die
The following official reports of'operations
of the army Of the Potomac Oh Saturday,
and Of Gen. Sherman S operations since he
left Fayetteville, have been received this
morning General sherman was at Colds
boro on the 22d of this month. No move
ments have been made Oh either side before
Richmond or Petersburgh since Saturday
n ght. .
[Signedl L. y STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Cry POINT, March q 1880 A. M.
Hon. Z. IM Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
The battle Of the 18th resulted in the fol-
lowing losses on our side: I'd corps--kiilel,
81; wounded, 462; missing, 302. 9th corps
! killed, 6S; wounded, 358; missing, SOC,
Our captures by the ID corps were SOL; by
the 9th corps, 400, and by the 9th corps Il
| 049. The I'd and 9th corps pushed forward
and captured the enemys strong entrench-
ments and turned its guns against him and
still held it. In trying to retake, this the
battle was continued until 3 o clock at night
the enemy losing very heavily. Gen. Hum
phreys estimated the loss Of the enemy in