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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

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pny.San) isa lasgs kuas
paIly EE Ggine HllellA-..{s
accurate than the, nfdlmAsV
Il Ia capshle .Qf. Rrq5eelIn Iz
shell with Z large cAaf&a -
at an sngle, of Gve dsggFz e
nine degrees sb0xa s44
be sai,: to comIGpe W.
Of the Run. M nos lsl1s
and NAV be used Implaes 81 -
these pieces IN - SAas u
,noTtsr Il 4 WV saas1ss -
n large b6re. come II tlit b q
In diameter, for Airing as!skis 4 ~. u
use in the army are NJ "A 30 q % M ~
deg. and the range Of the s1eM Is - -
hy altering the charge OF p0Wdsf.s 1Sls
shell il caused to explode aae tpef ARns
the time that IL stsikes, ~ tagab
the length of which h Adieste3f q -
time Of flight IN be Occapiea ~ ths ~
which, Of fcoursc, corresponds 70 theeaa&
The accuracy with which tlse' tiassOf DIE
burning ~ fuse can'6 ~a4BWsted BY -
varying length Ia Surprising; !; gaed satil-
IeriRts generally succeel IN haglag IN
shells explode at the exact instank 1T
striking. In loading . nsortas, NE Ill
ia carefully placed With the fuse
forward, and when the PseCs 10 aAiasllsA
the shell is 50 cOmpastely esvel9RFA ~
fame that the fuse Il nearly sEways SRI
The fuse is made by. filling Q kOdde1 SyIi
inder with fuse powder, the cyL yLlndek lnsMg
Of sufficient length Ew the iOaEaae @a@N
to BE- cnt down SliOrtcr fer shegteE FsNasg
as required. s4,.l ,,y.u,...
A Dahlgreen gun Is an ordinary -
except that It Il made very aliiek = 14s
brecch for some three or SOur 1gg4 whkM
it tapcrS down sharply % teas 6i1A she
usual sig. This firm Wxs adOptg ln
consequence Of the expessaaeaes ~ upt.
Dahlgreen Of the u. 8. Nary shaw
shown -that whs,.- q. -GllN knrAsN g Hs.4A
gives way at the hFeeChs. Ms II
armed with tiIeNe gunEf pnd
lYn Navy Yard there ~
abONt O,O0O p0undy - 3 =
600 pDM,.da each. ,tlls, ,fnFap1 ~
capable Of carrying njns Ipeh .ai he
latter ten inch shell adistahee ~ @e ~
three miles; and there III Ossg edig ~ -
pattern which weighs IL. .99e pUuhd nlsa
is warranted to sead an slsESs ine4 slls'l
| four Inilesl .,,..s,.s ,s..s,,.
A casemate Is q stone roof 10 5Ft,
made sufficiently thick TO tcSk<t 'tlse gsTeS
Of cannon balls, and . casssnats kssltD
one which is placed under ceasme
A barbette gun Il ore which p |aees9
on the top cf the fertilization. -. !.
An emhrszure Is the hole hF dpessllg
through which guns are fired fCta asssss
ficatiOns. a:o aIngs1
I.oop holes arc openings in the waIl TO
fire mnsketry through. --iScieht!fe Aslsr-
icHn. i.na-4. lis7la sds
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

MISS TUcKETT says it's with old bache-
lors as with old wood. Il IL hard to get
them started, but when they do take
fame, they burn pFOdigiOUsly. :
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

GIvE 70 grief . little timA and Z
to = regret, end grows beansilal al Isss /
and We cherish It ~ We do some old -
picture Ofthe dad. = n.iassx e asiaEl !.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

WiiiCa ons II s 81 - Il
to have thq ulnes
UscAnss oshs e Csaslnaal
quarters. Fss8;F
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

YOUNc HAN, if q young lady yawns half
\ dOssn times, yOu had bslteF pick up
your tile and travel.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

A GooD Many Of the flying FUuUts Of
the day would Be more appropriately dec
ignatcd by taking OF the letter F.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

HOUSEHOLD TRRAsUR1s. "A ~ II
O Ilusband--Carries the haby. II
a treasure Of : WiIs-Syevs
money.
A treasure Of 9 Son Afzas
funds. .'. sssii4t -
A treasure of a. nauehAsF
came age IS her mother,
triRc older.
A treasure Of servant
pest In lees than half amiA
A treasure of Q sOOa1asy
cal whenever there is.a eess
pany 70 dinBss. z 4
A treasure of . BaA
It's dear papa y the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK. Sept. 9.-The Marshal has
instructed transfer agents OF ihc New
York Central Railroad, of this city not o.
transfer any more stock standing in the
names Of southern owners, nor TO pay any
dividends to such holders.
The Posts special says that four rebel
regiments are encamped on tn creek near
the Prtomac.
The rebels are surveying another hill,
intending to fortify Is.
Two new Notifications are being erect
ed at Baltimore.
The GoverEwent Attorney Of Mary
land is accusNo of being rebel symaa-
ihizer, as he has taken no steps 10 coniis-
cate the property Of Maryiaudcfs known
to be in the rebel army.
Major Alexander has escaped from Fort
McHenry.
Baltimore seces,ionistS are wrathy be
cause the Government prohibits the wear
ing of secession emblems.
Mr.. Serrill. VINO was arrested with Bank
of England notes in his possession. sup
posed on rebel account, has been released
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
For Jaege of 18th Judicial Circuit
HON. JEHU T. ELICIT,
OF HENRY

Who ever j. not prepared to sacri-
fee party organizations and plat
forms on the altar Of his country
does not deserve the support and
eountenance Of honest people How
are we to overcome partisan ant.pathics
in the minds OF men of all parties so as TO
present united front in support Of our
country We must cease discussing
party issues, make 70 allusions 70
old party tests. have no criminal
tions and accommodations indulge in
no taunts one against the other. as
To who has been the cause OF these
troubles.
When sc shall have rescued the Gov
eminent and country from is perils, aud
seen it, flag floating in triumph over eve
~ inch of American soil. it will then be
time enough TO inquire "a to who and
what has brought these troubles upon US.
When We shall have n country AMI Gov
eminent for our children TO live in peace
and happiness, it shall be time for each
Of US 70 return to our party banners nc
eording to our own convictions of right
and duty Let him b. marked as no
true patriot who will not abandon
all such issues in times like this
Extract from The last speech Of Senator
DOVgigs
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
AYi-fnn Rnmna brnLnAr.

About two wears ago, a Young adr,t
dau litter OF distinguished New tn Ian
minister. nea doc,a. WAS engaged in
Teaching school ia south Caro- lima. One-
evening being present at large social
psrtE "a gentleInru informed a. That Col.
W .slail desired 10 be introduced ~ her.
She fcp'icir "reH him N',s--dcci'nes."
soon aGv. came With tine same request.
lnt received the same answer. This would
have been enough 90 CHECK any ordinary
mpadence, but - i-lsii was eEfrroroiR-
cry, AMI he sent a. ..n, asking her reason
for declining. She replied a lady has
right TO decline such "a request, without
giving her reason. sill! lave no objection
I'M saving that DO nos wish 10 take the
hand of ono who values human life 50
lightly lWigiall bad killed fifteen men
ia due.s. She waa rib of BIN for that
evening, but he declared he would speak
with her yet and would make her speak with
him. Ihcuext dav . -eryut came up stairs
saving that = gentleman below wished 10
see h-r. On entering the parior. there,
max polite bow, wa, Col Wigtall.
| believe have the honor Of -1eaking TO
Miss--Col. Wislall." II have not the
pleasure OF his acquaintance" said Miss
-.and Ten the room. Thus defeating
an attempt, the Impotence o. which is sell
dom equalcl.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

While in Richmond, Ind, few Gavs
since we heard an old friend telling i
"good Joke" on one of the numerous
wealthy Friend farmers that inhabit that
region. He called upon the Quaker and
asked him TO contribute a horse for the
cavalry company that was being made Up
in that city. The Friend" refused. say
Ing that it would be in violation of the
principles OF non resistance 10 which he
was bound by lis religion, but archly re-
marked as his solicitor was about leaving.
THAT ii they found Young horse hitch
Ell out az the fence as they came back that
way, they might take him along and he
wouldn't make any fuss about il" The
agent OF Uncle Sam didn't care what com
promises he made with his conscience or
religion either, 50 he got the horse.
- Rwllist.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
What We are Doing.

Srovy CaErg TP.. Sept. Pad 1851.
MEssRs. DiGGs X DYxEs-SlRs:-As no
one has Informed you through the Journal
Of the feeling and war movements here, !
concluded a few lines concerning what we
are doing might give encouragement to
citizens of other parts Of the county, and
perhaps other sections Of the country.
Within the last two weeks thirty five
volunteers have gone into Camp at Rich.
mond. from this neighborhood; besides
several " ITO went in Capt. Williams com
pany. of Delaware County Among them
are some ofour very best citizens and young
men Of promise.
The citizens are making the necessary
arrangemen,s for providing for the fami-
lies of those who have left us to fight for
their country.
And still there more preparing to go in
to other companies.
The day on which our last volunteers
departed; Hon. Thomas NJ. Browne, of
your city. and Samuel Orr, Esq. Of Della
ware County. made speeches to a large
and attentive cn.course of people. The
speeches were well received, and greeted
with tremendous applause.
Friend Orr said that he was in favor of
Compromise, and his Compromise was
g-ape and hemp for all traitors.
y bounti!ul dinner, prepared by the cit
liens Of the Township, was partaken Of
More anon.
l.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
SEMINARY.
Augusta. lsei

The Fall Term Of this Institution COM
menced The frsf Monday Of Sepfem
bar, 1861.
Good boarding 81 private families can be had
n froin Al - % $500 per week.
Pom. can be- had cheap and scholars 81 a
si.fanee from town can bring their provisions
frsm home and thus attend school With bat
little expense
Atall times. except school hours, / can BE-
found - my boarding honse. Fitzpatrick and
e. BOO D. happy 80 e4Ne information As 10 Boar
dfu-. Rooms. Terms dc.
q. Ii. BONEBgAKE. 4. g..
scpi. - frutpl.i.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
How Won may know a Traitor.

''ln this unhappy conflict there can be
but two parties, patriots and traitors"
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
There was never a more palpable truth
told by any man than the above. Those
who are not for the Government are
against it.
Since Vallandicham & Co. uttered their
treason in the called session of Cor gross,
traitors of various grades occasionally ex-
hibit their suaky, Shiny forms Many of
them, ifthey were sufficiently enlightened
and were rot afraid of stretching hemp,
would be bold, active participators with
jeff Davis, ami South Carolina But You
may nevertheless know them; they bear
certain unmistakable marks which Gis,in-
guish them from good, loyal citizens.
one Of their points is to boast Of the
powers Of the South. its savage determin-
alton and relentless hate. and particular
" to reiterate and dwell upon it, that it
scan never be conquered
They do this TO operate upon the fears
Of the timid, and thus keep them from
actively supporting the Government in
defending itself against the lawless at
tacks OF traitors.
Another cry is that of corruption, and
that the President has transcribed his
powers They growl wonderfully about
the suspension Of the writ OF Habeas
Corpus and martial law, and all things
else which obstruct the rebels in theirnc-
iariou- work
Another cry which IS heard from these
sympathizers with treason Is, Compromise.
They run up the white flag and cry for
peace. Mark the man taat YOU hear talk
ing about compromise and peace under
tie present aspect OF affairs in the Gov
eminent. At heart he is a friend of JEFF
Davis and his internal accomplices in this
war waged against the best Government
in the world. There is something wrong
AZ heart in tina; man who would ask for
peace on any other condition than the I'M
conditional surrender OF the rebel army,
TO the rghtfu. authority Of the United
States-including the hanging of every
leader in the r, bel army
All such talk of peace is ignoble, I'M
manly and pusil.animous. They are spe-
cious, undermining rascals who have sto-
len the liveryof Union to serve secession in.
Il j. a naked delusion, damnable. dan
gerous subtcrfuge to ciamor about peace,
when traitors are in arms against the
Government
Another thing about which they prate
is high taxes. They would prefer TIE dis
rup,ion Of the Union 20 an additional Tux
OF cents. What large, magnanimous
souls such white.Hvcred traitors have
whose love OF country and home and or
der and law j. al hid under the feathers
of the eagle on ave-cen, piece, The
world would be bcttered by applying the
nett resuit Of a hemp crop TO the nccks Of
such cowaullv croakers.
Now and then We hear them shrek OF
Lineoln's Abolition var. such staF comes
with poor grace irom those who have
lain still while Southern traitors stole the
arms and forts and other property Of the
United States. Lincoin's Abolition war,
Who bombarded Fort Sumter aEd tesiegcd
Fort Piekens' Douglas understood this
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
The Government and General
Fremont.

A Washington dispatch to the New
York Times says:
The statement that the President disap
proves OF the proclamation issued by
Gen. Fremont, has no shadow OF founda-
ton. The President has carefully select
ed commanding officers, and he viii. in no
instance. interfere with their action sn
long - he continues them in the field.
The act passed by Congress clearly gives
the right to declare the property OF rebels
to be confscated, and the policy of sum
marily enforcing that ac. VIII be left 10
the discretion OF officers, controlled only
by the circumstances by which they may
be surrounded II, in the prosecution of
the war, il may be a military necessity to
emancipate the slaves O. rebels, and so
declared 10y our Generals before the enc
my, the President will not deem It incum-
bent upon himself to reverse their action,
any more than he would deem it policy to
interfere with the police regulations OF
their respective camps. So those who
expect a population OF General Fremont :
declaration will look in vain.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

PATRIOTIC WoNEN.--Captain Myler, a
wealthy and patriotic citizen of Spepcer
county, is now in Camp Nanderburgh with
a company enlisted for the war. His COM
pany having been orGored into camp be
fore it was quite full, his wife, with al the
zeal of our revolutionary matrous. started
out 70 recruit for her husband. and enlis-
ted five the first day. The company will
soon be fuh, under the efforts of 50 ex-
ccllent recruiting o.hcer.-EcansCHie
Journal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
FORMIDABLE REBEL BATTERY.
REBEL ATTEMPT TO FORD THE P0T0MACl
The Cabinet on FremOnt's PrOcla-
nation.
OTHER INTERESTING ITEMS.
SAD RAILROAD ACCl-
DENT.
ReirOgrade Movement Of GEN
erai Beauregard.
FORMIDABLE REBEL BATTERY.
q &C.. &C.. &c., sc.
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, September 9.-Thc fol
lowing are the results OF careful and ex-
tcns.Ve observations to-day, Oh the Nir-
eina side of the Potomac:
A new and formidable battery has been
discovered commanding the Leesburg turn
pike, about miles from the Chain bridge
Tie telling oi trees by the Coniederates
exposed this battery Ia the view OF the
tr0ops. Owing to the distance, no dem
on-l.ations were discernable, or any large
body of troops. Men were employed on
the tortihsatons to-day. At day break
this morning our picIets advanced one
mile further into Virginia. The Conied-
crates retreated before them from the di-
rcction OF Arlington.
Last Wednesday the COnfederates fired
from an emnenee at great Falls, at body
Of our troops on the Maryland shore
woundiug four men. They attempted to
ford the river. constructing TEMPORARY
bridges with planks. when they were re
pulsed by the sharp-sh0Ote.S OF the Penn
sv,varia eth, and number OF them killed.
The confcderates retreated from view,
carrying with them their battery.
Yesterday General Mcclellan made a
balloon ascension with Professor Lowe,
aud occupied two hours in reconnaissance.
General McClellan's order for the OBJ
servaucc of the Sabbath WAS everywhere
received with gladness.
The President has pard0ned A. !. Clark
who has served two years in the Wiscon
sin penitentiary. having been convicted of
forging land warrants.
No passes whatever were issued to-day
10 cross the Potomac.
The Vermont soldier ordered to be shot
tomorrow Tor the crime OF sleeping on
MS post win be reprieved.
The Times correspondent says Gen.
Fremont's proclamation declaring the
slaves OF rebels to be free men, was made
solely on bis own responsibility without
any previus advice from the authorities
here. or consultation with them upon the
subject. It struck the entire Cabinet and
President with utter Amusement. The
matter was fully discussed. when it was
unanimously determined that tie procla
nation WAS just tie right thing, made At
Just the right time. in the right manner
aud by the right man.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
AND OTHER SPEAKERS WILL BE
IN ATTENDANCE.
The object of the meeting Is to raise
for the service of the United States
Another Volunteer Company

From Randolph County. Old Randolph
has not done her whole duty yet. Every
person desiring to serve his country in
the present hour of need Will then have
an opportunity OF going into the service
at once.
All companies or parts of companies
forming in the County are requested to
be at Winchester on that day.
This will be the last chance. But one
more company will be received from this
County.
Let the people turn ont in their might.
WINCHESTER, Sept. 10, 1861.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

ONE O. THE uUNAvIrARiAN MOVEMENTS
or OR TINEs although little known a.
such. can hardly be over estimated in its
importance upon the well-being Of our
widely scattered communities. The pop
ulation Of tire American STATES is in many
sections % sparse, that skilllul physicians
are hardly available TO them. Vast mum
bcrs ofogr people are OBLIGED to employ
.u sickness. such medical relief as they
can near Of from each other. or indeed
any they can Get .rom any quarter. Hence
arises the great consumption of patent
Medicines among Us, greater by far than
ia any of the Old countries, where skillful
physicians are accessible 10 "a ! classes.
unprinciplcd men have Ions awaited them
selves of this necessity, to palm of their
worthless nostrum>, until the word has be
come Synonymous with imposition and
cheat. One OF our leading Chemists in
tie East DE-. AVER, is pursuing a course
which defeats this iniquitv. He brings
nos only his Own, bat the best skill of our
times to bear, ior the production Of the
best remedies which can be made. These
ore supplied 90 the world, in "a convenient
form, at low prices, and the people viii
30 more buy poor medicines instead OF
good. at the sama cost. than they viii
bran instead ofaoar. The inevitable con
seaucacc ofthis j., chat the vile compouds
tHal Good our country are discarded for
those which honestly accomplish the end
ia vicw-wa.eh cure. Do we ovor-esti-
mate It's Importance p believing that this
prospect OF suppaaiins tie by-word med
ieine-, witch those O. act-al worth and
virtue, IS iraaelt a.th immense conse-
essence fer good, To tie masses of our
people Gazctteand Chronicle, Peru, Ia.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

frahci, ". Hay.vs. Complaint
AnaU ~ Brewer. u
Aarsaretta Brewer. , Foreclosc Mortgage.
Tie pla3uf. ly Watson q Nef. bis Atty's'
non comes and tiles the affidavit II a eomp,-
tent person. by which 10 3. shol that the said
defendants are u0t residents of the State 81 In
diana- Notice s.. therefore hereby gwen 20 the
said defendants of tae sling and peHdency 81
-aia complaint 90 f9recl0se Mortgage and that
laie-s t.rs personally BE- and appear before
tae Jati-e ~ said Court on the second day Of
iHe hcAt term OF ihe Court Of Common Pleas
~ Randolph County Indiana. - be held IN and
81 SID ctunig and state on the fth Monday Of
Osto1er l-hl ai thc court house in Winches-
~ n -alt county. that said complaint viii be
ucani ami determined 10 their absence
JOHN b. GOODRICH. Ci'k x. {. {. p.
-. i. Watson aud 4. }. Nca, AIMS for Way.
sept. 3, l-Jl.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

Important Order from sea. UcCIcl-
b. his commaad-.-rn. 10 ccraas
NcI,-AppoiEsWtuis.
WArnINGroy, Sept. 7.--Thc following
order ha, just been promuleatcd
UEADQrARreRs Army or TIE Poroutc.l
WASHINGTON. Sept. :. lo6!
GExaRAL ORDER No. THE Major
General Commluding desire, and requests
that, in future, there may be more per-
feet respect tor the Sabbtth on tie part oi
his command. We are fighting in holy
cause, and should cndcaY0r to deserve the
benign favor Of the Creator. Unless in
case of an attack by the enemy or some
other extreme military necessity, it scom-
manded to commandn- officers that all
work shall be suspended on the Sabblth;
that no unnecessary movements shall be
made on shat day; that the men, as ilr as
possible, shall be permitted to rest from
Tn cir labOrs; that they shall attend divine
service after the customary morning i'm
>pecti0u. and that officers and mcn nike,
use their influence 10 insure the utmost
decOrum and quiet on that day. The
General commanding, rcelr4s this as no
idle form One dax's ee~r is necessary for
man and animals; more than this. The OBJ
,ervauce OF the holy dayo the God of
mercy and battles Is our s1cred duty.
GE0. =. McCLvLIAN,
Major General Commanding.
&. WILLIAMS. Adiutaut General
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BALrIuoRE, September 9-Nesterdav
afternoon, two or thrce rear cars Of u
train. containing q detachment OF Ira
Harris's cavalry of New York under Col.
Kilnatrick. were thrown from tae track %
the Northern Central 2ai'r1a.,, near Cock
eysville. through tie criminal careless
ness of the engineer. Pour soldier, we're
instantly killed anI several wounded.
three mortality.
The engineer on seein- The result ofhis
recklessness detached his locomotive and
FASTENED to the city, where Ire w.s arre--
ted. He was fired upon by some OF our
soldiers, but they failed 10 detsiu him.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

BEGINNING TO SEE WHAT THEY OUGHT TO
KNow.-Ceueril Wool j. taking the vol
unteer officer, in hand 10 zee what they
know of military duties. lie quite aston
ishes some OF them by inquirng how long
il takes their men % cook beans and 9TH
er ratious. The captains at first thought
the General was guizzing them. bat when
they discovered that he was serious and
exrected them 10 pay such attention 10
the mea. A. 10 know how they were fed
daily. and to see that they made the best
and most economical use OF their food,
they began to discover that there were
duties % be learned which had never en-
tered into their ideas of the accomplish
menfs OF ofiicefs The rigid supervision
OF the various departments OF the army
now being exercised at all points, Is one
OF the best assurances 20 the country that
il i being put upon proper war footing,
and will hereafter not be disgraced through
the laundering ineompelency Of rs OIL
GERS
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

Sairm.sh in western virginia.

\ private dispatch from General Rcy-
nolds. to Governor Morton. last Monday
night, says: Lieutenant Colonel Owen.
OF the 18th regiment had skirmish this
morning. killing six OF the enemy. One
of his men WINS wounded