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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Tho Pee ulinrtttes Of the female constitution Hpd
The various trials which the sex subjected demand "a
occasonal recourse 70 simulent g Important howeser
that these shal be Of harmless na.up ead et ts He to
Accomplish The desired Hoaetiefs CeleDSted Stomach
Mtten s the very article. lN effects In an eases o. debility
aos mageAi restores the tone of the dgesslTe or
gans nfuses ssh vitality Into The whole system, and gyes
that eheeffunes 70 the terpenmeht wieh the ont yale
able Of eianise attactons The proPeto feel uAtteIvd
from the fact that many Of the most prominent medc
emen in the Union bestov ed eneomlums the Bit
tes the virtues Of which they have frequently tested and 40
knowiedged There are nuneous eounterfeis offered for
sale all OF which destitute o. merit and poaiuFey M
furious TO the sysenlgla a. E.Zz -
I Mathews Choe eolAte Worm Drops Thh.
pleasant CORRECTION and successful extefnnator OF all knds
Of Intestinal Worms Is fast taking the place Of all the EAu
Yermlfuges which long been They con-
tain No MERcuRyae perfectly harmless pleasant 70 the
taste, and efhcacous In all casos. Ask for for ~ W
MATTHEW'S CRocOLzTE WoPM DROPS
mo Cathartc whatever Is necessary 70 be given.
'7. "h For sale by GEO. WILLARD,
AL MATHEWS. Manufacturer Buffalo, N. Y. 49,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

. Mr.. Preseett of South Caroline, late As
sistani U s. Secretary of State, isin Wasle
ington, it is said, with pacific oEertures from
the rebel leaders -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
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and RHEEA1ATfsaa.
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Nefchsn 81 severe NeureiS ef tie hsAd asd ase sss &
'ss ~ " Z aRosvESoE ot P.try stsse s4o Va sausa.
r-Es THE NEURALGIA KING cuIvd Gr. ycsseoS csa.lv
Seneca street. Of TSTtANNATcKx Of leuK sr
Ing At the tins Of eonaeEns II use he vas csSnsd q
E-;y- JAMES NEsvAsTELKENBuR1. a well Snovu p.,s.,-
o. this ty wsa sared of iAsumstsA and Esu la Ia
Ia worst form . ] sselg s 81 = 81 . -
10 90 Carroll Gsai, wss esfed Aer trying other Rsudiss
e. IJrtAYgAToRy EssumA,lsn ot Five years s..ss
Ins-Arp. y. W. Putnan % Rea street cared 10 thlsa
E EFcRALGtA in is wort form Of aftten ysss sss,4
Lyman Rs'hbarn ef 2ls Dslsaa1s stssl aae1i
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od severe Neaalsia n LA urnbs.s ~ "a. - = =.
gfswA AoFE AZ Brewer Assesn s.ross. es NsaraiSi.
Of Lhe facs std tScths " tl t-AI-la-et7ssi ~ =
Piss $50 ~ 's'''s 4 + xGraEws rsss,s;..,, 50
| l .la - 20 Aain Stlose' HuoSLa 4 y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Brittania Ware, 1ne sssortnaut q Dsttanis fss
Pots Tea rrays ginsf We &c, hiustbssng opened st
- II -. -. s5 4. NEG eiEE p
MuslcA al InstructIon.-prof !. a. Horxlsa nay
be found hls p. JoHSsoN chufch sqpars' Ash
tsbua, from THURSDAY 70 Monday % sash week psra
cd 70 give nstucaon In Vocal Musc and upon Anc No
lOdeon and AlsO In Harmon. Terns Iueds1ass4 fa ~
Ashtabula, Dec, 1890. T&|
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

-.|rr- EIp- y lieS aud MRIrOpS, u - -
DR. cHsEsfNAf PITTS are offered ths oEy 40 mean
Pries O9s Iph6y faek Boz, cpaiaiaigg ra 20 a 90 M
valuable pamphlet, 10 BE- had fee ihs hksb& t1s
ient by mail prOmptsy, b snesne pztS . as otEsrs
Agent.f Sold By DrlggiftH eneraiy.
ll r. B. HtTCHESS, 20 csikr 81 Ees lasA. 1f-i
rs1 r5a GshEra Agszf n ia n Ssaief ast Caaa3es
yor sale u Ashtasaa ~ GtokoA ~nLARDs IA Jaefssa
by " n AIBss, Asd hy agents sssEyHAssesi q iyse4ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

.cASnip1rEs FOR Posg Ofstcss The proui-
uenteandidates fcr the Post Office in Saybrook,
We learn are oRRIN LEoEKRD and DIR. MoRRIs.
In COnueaut, ID. G. ALLRN and LoRrS GoULD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

IPUBhfc LEoTURE,.--Thc second lecture Of the
village course will be given at Smiths He'll, on
Wednesday evening next, by Hon. J. r. GiDp-.
IEos. -sobieel--eJolln Quincy Adams" y. !.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

sD- Dr. cILSTs be IL tks Fisk RocSs.
or the 24ih Inst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

PUoILIsTrc "A bloody aHray took place the
other day at REDEcKERs lager beer saloon be-
tween one, Jim SGshda, Capt. Blair and Bill
BOtOls The parties closed 10 aud rolled out of
the front window. Of the saloon, carrying the
sash and glass with them. The melee was kept
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

1.-THE Countryman gives list, from men,
ory, OF the troops from Texas in the Con-
fedcrate States. We will correct our cotcm-
porary from memory. There are in Vir-
ginia at this time, ten full companies from
Texas besides scouts. These make full
regiment. Ford has regiment OF mounted
rangers, McCulloch an0ihcr, Greer rcgi-
ment Of iniantly, and there are some len
companies in the Nation, not organized into
a regiment. Besides these, there arc five
full unattached companies near the coast,
in addition TO the coast guard not mustered
in. Add TO these the twenty companies now
being mustered in, and the regiments to be
raised by Gen. Sibley, and we have full
10000 men in the service ofthe government.
We have, besides these, more than as many
more who are ready 10 60 at day warn
iLg, to be mustered in Tor the war;
And we will correct the Telegraph lit
tie. Col. Greer's regiment is not infantry,
but cavalry, and he has, besides, q full COM
pany of Flying Artillery, consisting OF Blk
guns, and 100 men, under Capt. Good, OF
this place. The companies in the Indian
Nation arc not yet in the Confederate States
service, but have been acting, we believe,
under tho orders OF the State. They COM
prise about HOO men. They are, however,
to be mustered Immediately and will form
one regiment of the new call just made
from Northern Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
iSF sas Ia 81 lisEa.a.
Communication.

usoNELASp, Celia 10, July 10, 81,
/ Ma EhiloR --hlll yOu e0nleseenl 10
lis'eh 10 ny strain Ior sAsgI umsi III
MY sieTy proves short il BIll not delsin
you lOug, an 81 leisure to-day, aaL, eaa
Ih,hk eI no beUeE pas,lms THAI abe annoy
anee OF edi,eTs, Ibis is the hTsl uIae nay
good pen has seReeiysd the idea OF paying
iis compliments 10 tie "IisTsli, a. hope
it's hTsl attempt 10 inIToiues iIs possesssr
iRIo your saReIum, will be IaEea IN gosi
part.
Since the God Of Modern warfare has as
sumsd the port OF Mars, ReIhins Is thought
oi, talked OF, or dreamed oi, bus Tined evn-
noa, and bomshells; mimic muskeIs, aud
howitIer baueTlesi sls shooters, aud CO.
iumhlsdsi bayonsIs, and daggersi nyihg
artillery, aud buil-dog inIAnIryi the lhaa-
deFing monsters oIihe main, aud ree0hnolI-
erlng excursion OF RTiai sallegs, and so on
ill the end OF the chapter, Like the and.-
enee, electrified by the eloquenee OF Patrick
Henry, when he used those VggehWOrls VI
American Liberty. 'liNe me Liberty, or
give ne death" We are all on ire iOT action,
and desiie no grea'eT boon than 10 be sent
against the panoplied hosts OF the Nor'h'
The scenes Witnessed last Saturday,
suggested the propriely OF pennins this
letter The ehyalry and beauty Of the
couniry-iair ladies and brave N 'n-were
out sn n"sss 10 attend parade drill. Il was
a sight calculated TO swell the heart OF q
patriot, aud clear away misls OF obscuri'y
from the visions OF trasseendcnt glory and
Brightness, destined 10 illume the iuluIe Of
our country, when the sous OF the South
fhall have returned from the tented held,
and white winged peace been dOmesticaIed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Mcnuas of Instruction for Po's"tesra ana
Hsl;t:a Of The State # Tesds.--We have re-
e,vcd several orders from different persons
the surrounding counties, for the Manual
Il instruction for Volunteers, fdvertiscd
~ u. come time ago. We had nonc on hand
M, ordered q few from the publisher, MIR.
). Richardson, Of the Galveston News, to
u.r,v arch orders. The price Of that edi-
ion va, 25 conts, exclusiyc.ef ros'sge.
Nc naye.nox just received acopy Of an
j,her and larger edition Of the same work
,hich comprises oil that tho arst edition
i'd and in addition thcrctoth organita-
lon Of lnfan:rJ, the Ar:selcs Of Var, Re-
,arks on Camp Duties, and other interest,"
no matter to the soldier. 1t is the stahd-
I'd authority of the ssatc Of Texas, and the
confederate States, and is very valuable
md neatly gotten up little volume. The
rice Of this revised nnl enlarged edition
only so ccntr, sent free of postage to any
,art Of the State. We would remind those
/ our re aacrs seeing this notice, aud wishing
o get the book that they should. send the
toncy to the Publisher, D. Riehord'on'
E.v, Office, Galvssten, who viilprewPtiy
end the work. We refer the reader to the
= Advertisement in another eefumn-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Ea5. The Nacogdoches Chronicle Of the
23d, gives an account of the discovery of q
plot to burn that town, and q general in
surrection in the county. The plot was
discovered BY the arrest Of two runaway
negroes, who we're captured. Some twenty
odd negroes and two white men were i'm
plica,ed tho negroes, only TO the extent
however of feeding the runaways out Oh
the store-houscs Of their masters. Tie no.
rroes were arrested and punished; but only
one of the white men had been arrested up
10 last dates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
Whole Number, 46Q.
Confederate ,ongiess.

d
RIeHNoSp, Saturday, JU SO Congress
met ia the Hall OF the iious. u Delegates
sl the Capital, 81 " oelssA ~
Il Hon, liosell Cobb, ia gla gsa,y called
tie Assembly 10 order
/ Tie ksV, Dr., B, X, Taln 81 ge, ~ ss,lgiE,
then onsEed a prayer,
II by direction OF iLe Pres dear, ,ha g,l, II
the Gon.eierale States was ual.fi -,pl-ugl.-
lsally, and The following Isluei ug,.h--s
were asesF1alRed to be pres saal.D
kRoA ALABAhA-R, IL, sG1Ih J., n
Garry, Mich, T.. Davis aud q, e., s7Has,
faos AEKAssAs-RuberE ". sghGEgu,
| II, 4. IhOmsssoR, 4, II. Gaiiaul sad v, ~,
Watkins.
laos FLORIDA-None.
RROs GEORGIA-kobert i0gmha .lnFSN
Cobb, Rugeuius A, AisbeI beai, u. IN,
a. II. WrgII aud AugusluH d h,Hal,
FROS L0UIsIASA-John rer.lrt jr,. 4.
psCloael. Charles ~, conrai, % 3, Aenn,r
aud llynry Marshall.
tRoa MIsSIssIPPI-Wile = liAr.a Mr'
ter brooke aRd j. 4. Harris.
fHoA SOUTH IAk0LISA -i., -. N..U, a.,
@. Memminges aud ". W. b.yre
v FRoa lEAAs-Louis 4. N.F n John u,
Reagan, john iiemphi!l, I s. Nau. sad ",
lB, uchglIree.
- From VIRGINIA., w, i snhylagN
and ". Il. Staples,
Un moIion OF Mr.. Brt toi h.1ggh 'lu
following named newlyRT .,EI.t delegate
from Virginia came 70 gITd presented
ther credentials aud took 'Ar oA.N % 8rniien:
James A. Seldom, WIN. /. trusIua, N. H,
/ Mcfarland, Charles W. l H.H.l, .u4 Rob.
ert johnson,
Mr.. Tooms.-I believe t. mInh'r1 elect
| from the state OF North ,,r2iiaE. WIGS.
credentials have been flc ..g .Inrgli
/ The Prs.dVn,.-They H.t -..i-g uailo
\ forward aud take the oetl Of yrIc-.
/ Accordingly the follow Ua sa g.r'.'-
men, mcmbers elect from Ar... ..,Ha4a,
came ana we're sworn H. .r !tY.t ",
w.. Avery, W. n. II. Sui ~, A e.. Etl.t.s,
J. NJ. Morchead, Il. L. / ,yaar tu. i. y.
Davidson.
Mr.. Perkins, Of Louisi, ---.gug 'ioHsa
is now Prganzel, | move 10. a'g-....-u'
OF q commiLte TO inform ;..n t. .eDt a,i
a quorum spIosent ant r-ta" t2 receive
any communication he a.. .' ..raqp! -
make.
The motion being SUI Hru' ,H Chair
appointed Messrs. Peri ns .. Lsus ga,
! BrUckenbrough, OF Vng ona 'u."..g,
| OF Arkansas, 10 constitu, such committee
During the absence ~. tLc cumW sc,
Mr.. Toombs, from the ,'.rn tees on Wt.s
and Mcans, introduced D I -4-.,.l ~
act 10 authorize the mpIolaiu'Hr 1, ale..-
| to ,gn treasury notes, r4la "s5 l-.. .n
due order and passed.
The commitiee appoi -l ~ inform .lr
President Of the gan Oh . ..a .sas
returned and report ted r.
would'send in commit
a few moments lhercC
received from his E> ...r
Davis, by his private Sc "r.
cd to be read, together
documents.
On motion OF Mr. W .t
copies of the President ..a.. .... ...
dered TO he printed.
| On motion of Mr.. Kt .' ..0
ma, the Committee onpi .gl l...' SIZE
cd to inquire into the 'r
ing Public Printer.
Congress thcnadjourn .1 fg,E. g. ....
day, at Il clock, NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Sksr We notice that ono or two OF the
c1ndida,cs for Congress in this State are
.unning on the question of direct taxation
Or the expenses of the general Government
We have no doubt that this qnest.on Will
uter largely into the discussions OF the
4, confederate Congress, and b ahly aavsci tea
ly the wisssts.ascsmenof Of the Cotton States
The aavocasos of export duties will also be
heard on tn, floor Of Congress. One OF
,bese two systems, with perhaps mero
s.ominal import duty on some articles will
nos. probably bo the source from whence
1ho exposes Of the Confederate Government
Yili be met, after the present war ia ended.
We must confess we arc not averse to either
sys,en, as against the old high protective
tatiE, which WAS undoubssdly ono Of The
20 :ks upon which the old Union split.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

A CoSrAB BETWEEN OLD ABE AND OLD
soorT.--A gentleman recently arrived here
from New York relates conversation
which, as was reported in Gotham when d,
lett, took place few days ago between Abe
lincoln, LII. d., and Old Fuss and Feath-
ers, during which the equity old soldier
told the king OF all the Abolitionists most
unpalaiable truth. Ut seems that Abrahn m
and Winfield we're riding together, review
ing the Yankee mercenarics in the Federal
e4pital, when the former remarked to the
latter, "General this is a 81 lendid army
mighty large army, and costs the Govern
ment daily heap of money but why is
itremaining here idle? lou once pene-
trated to The capital of Mexico in three
months, with one fifth Of the force that you
now have under your command; why do
you not push on into Virginia, and take
possession Of the capital Of the rebellious
Old Dominion q "Ah,T replied Old Scott,
ithe reason is plain and palpable-tbe men
who carried me TO the city Of Aexies are
tbe same that are now keeping me cut Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07


ns5- A soa,he,u Dsieues Aid Society has
en- organised In Bsxsr eoan'y, with i's
6ecrs in San Aa,anie. the eSjee' Of which
10 so,ici, cou,ributicps Of moasy, stock,
produce Of any kini, In sseh sums and
u,ati,ies IS each subscriber can afford, to
e., appropriated to the f''isg out and SUD
sting our brave voluu,eers, who have al'
,sdy conc or may 50 to The war. The mere
a patriotic one, md IL would be WELL "
ems 10 US, IL tho example was followed BY
very corn,y in the State. In this manner
70 can assist the Government. In suSs'sh'
Ial way, and send our brave ov0ian'esfs on
,rll prepared to do good service.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
llsn. sIerplloth,s Moremsnls.

In sur lass NE gave saeh Asus Of the re-
ssr,eI ash, ;, Springfield, No. as re we're
IN psssess.sa Of. leAdlns Us . sal p0ssd
ths, The TaAorsa tgh, Was fset, We have
rsssi,sd no continuation OF ii, Our Artah'
sas exchanges are siagslsgly sllsa' on the
subject. We Ihink, hewevsE. that ere THIS
. meeting has bssn had between dsa. ~
aud The isdsIslis,s. Haa With anything lite
equality Of nsIaeeEs Tbs result is not Al ell
dsae,iul. The following, which We iass
lrsu ,As n. o. crsseen, OF the 9Th. seems ID
he Fellab.s;
oa the 9Th last. osn, Mecalloea, ct ,hs
bead OF 2501 rea. eRiesed heos.o. a io~il
sbsat twenty-five mites nosa Isslhase'-
capt. M.lasosh heading the deisehmea'
wa,sh lgst entered, capteEod, w!ihoal rs
.as qua, one handrei Gsgiasn soldiers
ana ous hundred sad rhiriy'se'ea Mss''s'
slppl flnss.
Ga tho same asy Gov. Jasksaa tough.
the battle OF Carthage, which stretched
along fourtsea m.les og road, forcing h1s
way with 100 nen through .'vJ men,
headed by Col. zeig.oF. The action Mas
fought principally with artillery on each
s.de.
On the mex, day, the Oh, Gev. JaekseH,
having uni,ed his forces. 10 tic numbor Of
5oDv, iormel a junction With hsc1.loea al
a place four miles from Carthage.
Babs 'qnenily the whole foiss ceeedsu
10 Camp Mecul.cSs, seven miles 'tom 1h,
Arkansas iiHe. A. this poin Ilir N.ssoar'
troops cneamped, while those OF MeCnl'
loch re,uTned 10 their old camp l'!emT
Jaeksonl in Ark, without having fought
any battle At all while in Missonri.
On the 18th inst. MeCulioeh troops, "a
the number ci 2uJ0, consisting Of n LOUIS
iaua regiment, Churohills Agkansas rrg''
mrnt and Reeds Company OF Artil!e'y'
broke M their camp anl prosecuted To camp
At Pla, RoSk, lity miles in a nor,h'ensierly
direction from Camp Jackson, two ana
half miles hey ond hciIsyii!e and some Ten
or fifteen niilvs beyond the Missouri line,
within that State
Mr.. Dessert accompanied Gov. Jacss'n 70
Ma po,oon, when the Governor took the Al
ONO Child for Memphis, en- route Tor kich'
moad. Mr.. b. did not hear Gov. jackson
mention the Convention now assembled in
jefferson City, and thinks from what lie
heard from other sources, tiat that body ia
convened under the auspices o! bogus
Governor, who hss usurpcd Me place OF
Jackson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

re- We would earnestly reques' oar ! At
ons in this and the surrounding counties
o como up promptly and scl'ls their In
,eb,edncss to this Office. We cnnnoi afeFo
b send TO them in ovcry instance, tad VI
IRE really in need Of all thatis due vsi u
i. is expected tina, VIC continue oar paper
rhe amounts duo Us arc snail from enc!
psrson, generally, bu, in the aggregate 'he3
make UP large amount, and II rs IN W''
way that we mus, be sustained. Then ic'
each patron conc W promptly and sc''se
g. We nssurc you NC need tive would no
sny one word in these hard. war times u
we ~cre nt.. to sustain Ourselves W'shou
the ne.dful. All should remember that The
Gre Of las, year left us without dollar ''
s.a-s upon c1cep, our accounts; and tlor'
nrs a host Of old ones still on our books
,tnt should have been settled long ago. w
lasc o. hcen in the habit, 10 cur patron'
lno.v, of dunnin9 much, but We are nov
csmues.sd to do SO, thus Iubl:cly, In sclf-ae'
fence. The eand!6ofes, particularly arc re-
oues.cd 10 call and settle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
pay- The Ri,AmOud ivs.) eerrespoodcat

Bay The RiIhmond VS. correspondent
of the Houston Telegraph nentisns among
other companies of Te1isns campcd near
Richmond, Capt. Prank Taylor's company
Of mounted Rangers, from Cherokee county.
Is there not come mistake about this7 Tho
company from Cherokee county which was
mustered into service, at this place, in Col.
Greer's Regiment, and now at Fort Smith,
was undor Capt. Frank NJ Taylor.
Tho same correspondent says that enc Of
Billy Wilson's "pct lambs was brought to
Richnonl prisoner. Our Last adTicss Of
this precious regiment vas that they had
b<cn cen; 10 Tortaeas and Port Piekens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

fEs-- 49, -4s.l.-a lAs.sNazl 4sl.ss ly.l -..g,
c. s. AEaF M0yEAESEs.-Li.c Gel, bay Tor
has arrived 70 .oH Bliss aud takes eOs.-
maad. Large numbers Of neops arrived
during the week, snd also trains VI SUPPLIES.
ILe forces aoH 81 FOgI bliss o. lmIaedl-
alely expected there is eight e0mPaAles ol
Regulars, ayeraging 10 men IoIhe eomPsny,
one company OF HI taso volunteers already
containing ~ members, snoIher eomPany
OF y0laRgssTs now OTgsniE.Hg-in all ten
companies,
Tl.s force is ell mounted, and armed
with the improved Minle mastei, eNe'y
maR has revolver aud many have two
They have siNieeR pieces 0I cannon, most
~ 10 pouRdeTs, TAess troops are the noE'
CT OF the Texas people, are composed most
~ Of young men, many OF wealth aud prop
cry. ILey manifest deeoyum TensTka-
bic 10 newly eHllsIed soldiers, aad great
proheleaey ia dissiP!iEe.
Large lei Inducements, II 10 said, are be-
ing pIsheI forward 10 this point. The gar
rlsVRs VI all the posts on the line from Fort
Clark to Fort bilss are ordered 10 Fort BLISS,
excepting lJ or 10 men ~ each post,
IGs O,aeeis VI the Eest esmPsay OF II
Psso county volunteers ale; CapIaln, Coop
wool lsI Lieut., fsrsoRi ID Lieut., sher-
man al Lieut., Levi Sutherland. All these
officers we're lately residents Of Arizona,
and mosl OF the rank and tile are Arl,oniuns.
U. 5, AaaY MoyssgATs-TLo anxiety
and interest ia regard 10 the war move
meals in the States is being transferred
TO our own immediate neighbcrhoodi and
the hustle aud stir Of military movements,
the preparation Tor defence, the arrivals oi
rein,o,cements. would indicate lha. Ariso,
ma is soon 10 be a field OF active operations
Oui,c large reiniorcements have arrived a,
Fort Fillmore during the week and NUN,
b,r of nnyons of supplirs. Four GONNA.
MES of infantry have arrived at For, Mc.
lam.
The parrisons of Forts buchanan and
rrece inr,J,,c ara e.pecrel in a few dave
Th;s viii increase tho garrison of Fort P.ll,
morc ~ ,onr,c,n COMMUNICATING of inlan,
,ns H.. -, c,ynI,v nn,I two of mounteL
"a ,ro ,,r.c,iyc inrcc W n he nbout U5u
nm ,s ,bc ranks bnye become tLinned oul
~, -, ~, ,,,oIi,n. a, m. ,crn, or service and
T., ',os,r,;nws
,,,ors s,,,, Tim, this rorcc will he pcr.
uanor,iS ,c,a ned berr, anI ,ba, 1000 nd.
G;,;on' Il ycsmInr tronns will be ordered ID
H. ;s 'o',,,
A aamn,,- ,r v,,,,,cors !, Ia said arc
o,JarnJ h"rn ,'n,, Socorro
h',,or,. -, ,ly,ra :. .r,;iIcrv IA cxnectcd
FROM por, In an
,rh, v,o,.nnn,s N ,b;s nos;,ion or This
,or,;,,, ~ ,ha "a 60 I,y s,,,innrd in South.
pD, D ''S" u ~" 10 "ni;c;na,cd anI ia the
'maro nroh0h,. ~ yo,un,sors are heinz raia.
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