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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Washington Rumors and Re
ports.
REPORTED SRIRMISHING
or GEN MCLELLAN'S FOR
CES.
Exciting Report from Western Vir-
ginia--Four Companies of Ohio Vol-
unteers IIemmedi

WASHINGTON, July 8.
The Tribune's dispatch says Gen.
Wheat, Of Wheeling, Va, Is here TO rct
arms for the Union men in the Western
part Of the State. lie says ten full reg
iments can easily be raised there and
ready for service in a very few weeks, II
the Government will furnish arms cloth
ing and other necessaries.
The Telegraph made Mr.. Vallandnp-
ham say in the Democratic caucus that
he preferred the preserveation of the
Union. Ho preferred peace 10 the pres
orvation Of the Union.
The Tribune has an account of Col
Toylor's arrival with packages contain
ing letters from Beauregard and Davis to
the President and Gen. Scott, but they
related to some lrihing matter-nothinR
more important than an exchange of
prisoners. He was told he might look
around as much as he pleased. "The
more you see the less you will like us,
was said to him.
The Worlds dispatch says; Informa-
tion hes been received that tho rebel
force ut Manassas Junction has been de-
creased within a few days. There is a
great deal Of sickness among them.
News has been received at the juno
ton that Richmond was being fortified
on all sides in the most defensive mann er,
In anticipation Of the advance Of the
Federal army.
The Herald's dispatch says: Secret ar
rivals from Patterson's headquarters
bring information from Hainesyilc. A
visit to the battle ground after buriuls re-
veuled that there were one hundred and
one new graves made. A number Of
their dead, probably officers, were known
to have been carried of through Mar
tinsburg by the retreating rebels. The
principal damage at Hainesville was
done by the first shell from Perkins
battery, exploding in the midst OF
their cavalry. The effect wOs terrific and
occasioped the scampering which was
the beginning Of the enemy's retreat.
Tho War Department received infor-
nation that Gen. McClellan's forces
when approaching Laurel Hill, in Wes-
tern Virginia yesterday, had sharp skir-
mishes with the rebels, routing them, kill
ing several and losing only ono man on
the Union side.
Gen. Scott is hourly expecting to re-
ceiye Intelligence of battle between
Gen. Patterson and Gen. Johnson's for
ces, in the visinity of Mart'nsburg.
BUcKHANNoN, Va, July 8.
A courier, arrived from Webster, re-
ports four companies OF tho 10th Regi-
ment Of Ohio, at Glenville, about forty
miles distant TO the southwest, and are
beseiged by picked regiment Of Virgin.
ians and 1000 militia under q. Jenningl
Wise Col. Tyler, of the 7th, has march
ed to their relief from Weston, and tn,
10Th, Col. Lyttle, has just gone forwar'
to their rescue from this place.
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TlnlIIc or rnIIing waters.

Tho battle on the I'd in which Gen.
Patterson Wus victorious was fought neur
Falling Waters, Berkl,y county Va,
four uilas nom Martinsburgh. The cor
respandent Of tic Philadelphia IRquirer
J saysf
The Color Sergeant OF The Wisconsin
Regiment was the hrst man woahded.
hut-he blayely kept he Augup until some
one came 10 relieve him.
The icss OF the enemy IN hilod and
ggtlnjod, must be considerable. Ohc
man ,sho Witnessed their reiresl. eeEiides
shat % sa,Vs them carry tvenhi-scyer
dead bodlez past bis home. and lbsf they
had get their wounded into wagons
.and were toking ilcm oif os iast as pos
siblc.
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several committees in the Senate an
House.
SrNArE.
Foreign Re'diions-SuNNrR.
Military Agdirs--WiLsON.
Finance FrssrNrIN,
Natal AGdirs-IlALE.
Comm rec CuANutER.
JHdieiGry-TRuMnUtL.
Posfo6ices and Posiroads-CoLLAMEI
Revolutionary ClaimS--kiNG.
Pubic LGRdS-llARLAN.
Clain,s-CLARK.
indian Affairs DooIiTTLE,
PpicRts-sMMoNs.
Pehsions-FosTER.
HorsE.
EleefioRs--nAvIs.
Ways and MeaRs--SrEyRNs.
Cidims--F.NroN.
Commerce WAsuBURN, Of III.
Public Lands -pOr11R.
PoStQ6ioc --MoRRiLL, of Maine.
Jldieiary-lIioNMAN.
Revolutionary Ciaims-DuEL.
Public ETpcRditurcs--CoyoDE.
AgTieWliure--LovEJOY.
IRdiaR A fairs-ALDEoH
MiiitarV A Gdirs-BLAIR Of Mo.
Militia--NAN NALKEEBu RGm.
Naral A AGairs-SEpGwIoK
Forsiga A6airs-CRIrTENDEK.
Roads and Canals-MALLoRY.
PdleRfs-DuKS,
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The IOly VaIl0ndlEhaIm.
nls roIrr ~ coSonrsp.

MS ruGfCY ~ coNGREss.
a dispatch frcm tho Washington cor
rcSpondcnoc ofthc evening rost has al
ready reported the intentions Of C. l..
Vallandigham, democratic member Of
Congress from Ohio, to offer resolution
for tho recognition ofthc Southern Con-
fcdcracy at tho extra session. rho
Washington correspondent Of the Phil
udelphia prCss gives these additional
particulars Of VallandighOn's schemes.
"Thc Honorable Mr.. Vallundigham OF
the Duytou (Ohio) district, will come in.
TO the special session, ua his lcttcr indi-
Gates, declared enemy Of the war, an
open friend of compromise, and a plcdg.
ed opponent 10 the whole policy of the
administration Of Mr.. Lincoln. lie seems
disposed 10 occupy the bad eminenco Of
cqualling the sccesslonista themselves In
npologizing for treason and in ccnsurlnp
the faithful servants now In possession
Of the Federal Government. In LOOKING
over several of the Breckenridge paper,
in Ohio observed Mr.. Vallandigham'r
policy approved. Most Of those taking
this course, az well In Ohio as In Penn.
sylyOnla, nro discharged cilicc.holders
creatures who used the patronage of their
places 10 sustain buchanan in all his in
iamlcs, TO excuse Floyd and Thompson
to ptrsecuto the friends Of Judge Doug.
las, and 10 uphold Davis and his banditti
Mr., Vallandlgham expects TO be sustain.
cd In tho course no has marked out hy
certain others who, In the late Prosden,
tial election co-operuted with the Breol,,
enridgc disunionists. predict that he
will tall wide tf his mark. Few will fol.
low a mOn who is simply digging his own
grave. Even he himself, when he real.
ICES that he has assumed the position ot
attacking the greatest republic on Garth
and of apolcgizing for tho most unpro.
voked treason Of any age, will pause be.
fore the wrath that he IL arcusing. All
such as this should take example by An,
drew Johnson, a southern man born, ant
an opponent Of Judge Douglas last year
who will be one of the most eloquent de-
lcndera Of the war policy Of the Ad
Administration in the Senate, and one
OF the most etermined opponents Of al
who sympOlblze with secession
------s-ss~-s------
BuLY WiLsoN's ZouAyEs ARRwEp A.
PENsAeoLA.-The Pensacola correspond
ent Of tho Mobile Advertiser writes OF
the gath Of June,
About seven o'clock this morning
very large steamer, supposed TO be- thl
Vanderbilt, arrived in the fleet outside.-
she came up under full head OF steam
and dropped anchor near the Niagara
The Vanderbilt sailed from Now Yorl
on the nth, and the pHpe;s Of that cill
report her lreighted for Fort Piokens
with eight ten-ineh Columbads, larg,
quantity Of army stores, lumber, and
seow, ETC., to be used In transferring he
heavy freight to the shore. She ha
something on her deck which very muc
resembles q scow. Her decks appcu
CROW ded with people, though no mer
ton was made Of troops having sailed o
her.
In a postscript the writer states thl
the vessel is the Vanderbilt, that the l
lnois and Swon had also arrived, al
that the troors on board the Vsndcrbi
-Wilson's New York HouaveS-h'
been landed,
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War Excitement fn Southern
Ohio.
tHracial nitptich " The Cineinnaii Gsssuc.1
powrpov. Tuiv 4.


fHpeciai nisptich " The CineinnsiH Garsue.1
poNERoY, July 3.
We have had intense excitement along
the border from Gallapois, Ohio, 70 Raw.
euswood We. for the last forty eight
hours. Scouts reported Wise coming
down with considerable force from
Charlcston Va. Charles Miller, ESQ,
and Charles Wagner Of Mason county,
prominent Union men, have been taken
prisoners, and are now supposed 10 be in
the Secession camp at Charleston. An
attack on Point Pleasant, Va, and Cal
lapolis, Ohio, is expected soon. About
thirty prominent Sccossionists have boon
captured at Gallapolis, and twelve hero,
as hostages FOR Miller and Wagner. All
quot thie morning. G., G.
WASHINGTON, July4.
Since tho rank Of Mai.-Genernl has
been conferred upon Gen. Lyon, Of No.
II is probable that Mr.. Blair will be pro-
noted to a Brig,-Goncral and will soon
resume the field.
Mr. Carlisle, IN the House, received a
from Gov. Picrpont Of Virginia,
to-day, announcing that two Ohio regi.
ments had surprised nest Of rebels at
Buckhnnnon, Va, capturing 400, killing
30 and seizing 200 horses.
ST.. LOUIS, July 8.
The Democrat announces the promo
ton Of fBrigadier General Lyon to a Ma
jor General His command embraces
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
Three companies Of the Seventh Reg
iment, Col Stevenson, leit for De Soto
last night, TO support the Home Guards
In that section against the attack Of the
Seccssionists, who have artillery and
gather their clans by the discharge of
cannon,
ST.. LOUIS, July5.
The Memphis Appeal Of the Cd pub
lishcs a proclamation from Ben. McCul-
loch, callingon all Arkansas citizens hav-
ing State or private arms 70 rendezvous
at Fayetteville, where they will be form
cd into regiments and battallions, ond
their subsistence furnished. He says
"Tho troops Of Missouri are falling back
on you and IL they are not sustained, you
will be invaded and your homes desola-
tod"
QUINCY, Ill.,, July G.
Two moro companies from Col. Pal
mer's Regiment started for Canton last
night.
A party Of about 30 troops, under COM
mund Of Elk. Gov. Wood, Of this State,
who were in pursuit Of Jim Green, re-
turned 90 Canton yesterday evening,
having captured him about twenty miles
On the road 10 Monticello. He was
placed for safe keeping in the College
which Col. Palmer is using as
barracks for the present.
WAsnIyGroN. July B.
Con. Patterson has achieved another
brilliant and important success. Inior-
nation was received from Martinsburg
yesterday, that he entered and passed
through that piaco in the morning, in hot
pursuit Of the enemy
The army was welcomed with enthu-
siasm by the mass Of the people, who
wcro grathed by the protection promised
and now given by the Government
Thus the Fourth was gloriously cele
brated In Martinsburg.
The Secession force which Gen. Pat
terson scattered on the I'd, when he cross
cd the river, lost sixty killed and many
wounded. II rallied and presented u
front, but again retired TO n distance of
seven or eight miles, where th0y have
been reinforced
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Sheriff Sale.
james K Glenn Adm'F. q Andrew Glen

James K. Glenn, Admir-, q Andrew elena
vs.
John Heller 4 Wife, 4 others.
BY virtue OF an order made BY the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, a.
the. July term, lsss, and afterwards a. the
January term 1861 In the above entitled
eause and 10 me directed, l viii oiIer for sale
al public yendue, at the door OF the Court
House 10 the city Of Tilhn in said county, on
rHE 5,h DAY or ArsusT, a. D. ls6i,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock ?. M. OF said day, tho following
lands aud lencments, 70 wiE
In lot Number Nino l9l in Tho Town o
Attica Seneca County Ohio.
LEVI wEIRlCK Sheriff,
! July Sth iaois $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Thc Reward Of a Traitor.

The treatment which Vallondinghum
received, the other day, at the hands OF
the Ohio volunteers near Washington,
was Just uad mcrited robuko for his
reachery aud sympathy with secession,
Such is the fate OF traitors and compro-
mistrs everywhere. The day Of eompro.
nise is past and compromisers and trni.
lors should treated alike.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale
Stephen NJ Ogden

David Neikirk md wife and others.
BY virtue oi an order made BY the Court
of Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio At
the May term, A. D. 1861, in the above en-
titled cause and 10 me directed. will offer
for sale at public veuduc, at the door Of The
Court House in the city Of Tinin, IN said
county on
ThE 5ih DAY or AUoUrr, A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the following lands
and tenements. to-wit.
The south west quarter Of section number
ten (lO) In township number two (2) north Of
range number sixteen (i6) cast, in Seneca
County, Ohio, containing one hundred and
sixty acres of land more or less
LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff and Special Master.
July 8, 1861. 1890
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Rs1ate OF John Good.

Notice is hereby given that the
nadsssienea has been duy appointtd ahd qush0ed -
seesss eosniy. Ohio. SARAH GOOD.
Liberty fowrship, July r., lsei,-SW
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

or A party Of twenty-three secession
prisoners were broughf 10 Columbus on
Friday morning last. aud gFo to be hele
there as hostages for the safety Of Union
nnen captured by the Seeessionists.-
They were bto oufhl .ifom us valley Of
ksnlwbg,
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.RIOTIC AND
7lOusc and Lot For Sale.

On The subscriber has q tirstrate
'lll Hoass ana Lot IN Tina, which he oSsri ior
tais o. ysasonahiu terms. For paIlieulau apnly a.
my Queeniwaro store, ,. L. ALlhNoAOoh'
m. Iu-n.-
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Jolly 9Th 1861
Sheriff Sale.
Emeline Hunt
"a

Joanna Hunt and others
BY virtue Of an order made by The Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the May term A. d. 1861, In the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of
the Court House in the city Of Tifhn, in said
county, on
The 5th DAY OF AuousT. A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. aud 4
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following lands
and tenemcnts, to-wit;
The west half Of the south east quarter Of
section ten (lO) In township one a. north Of
range fourteen (l4) east, containing eighty
acres Of land more or less
TERMS OF SALE. -One third cash on
day Of sale, one-third in twelve months, and
one third in twenty four mouths with interest.
The deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage ON said premises.
LEVI WEIRICK,
July 9th, 1861. S4,OO sheriff
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Ts,c Democratic 6iete Central Cone
mltiec has called siruieht oal party
Convention % meet at Columbus and
nslainais tasy llsislolil,e IN % Ae'
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LEVI WEIRICK,
July 9th, 1861. S4,O0 Sheriff
Tho HlokoIY Grove Murserlea.
Al tho head Of Bro1dway2 miles above The oliver
House, Toledo, o., would cslithe attention OF
TREE DEALERS AND NURSERY
MEN

IN want of Trees aud Plants for fll trade to thei.
stock which L new very arge and promising consist.
Ing OF near 200 acres slosely SET md having bnt
limited trade they nre enabled to fll orders with
healthy trees not exposed TO the usAal peis attending
shipments from eastern nrrseries.
Having 25 acres OF Apple Trees four yeas from the
gan, will enable them 10 satisfy parties who value
iruit trees like timber accordingto size The younger
stock Is almost unlimited, fery thrifty and fine
Send ioi trade list
Oace on cd floor Breeds Blohk, one minute walk
IRON y. r. Depot, u absentiuguiro OF Breed Bros.
or r. n, Hannum q Co.. on 1st door.
ADDRESS HALL, ETEBBlNS & co.
A few 9ureful, energetic Agents will find employ
az fait commission iuaqs Sin .
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John Coon, Esq, Of Cleveland, and
formerly one OF the editors of the Herald
has been appointed Pay Master in the U /,
). Army.
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From FOrI PiciScus-CNpturc Of
the WIIIinm II. webb Rnd tlle
Etnn, with IIIned Cannon FOR
the Rebels.
Orr FoRT PIcRENs(
On board the Wyandotte, June l0.S
DEAR BRosHER: We
have Just arrived here from Key West and
find that matters are in a desperate state
la tho rebel camp. They have had 10
live exclusively on salt provisions for
some time, and even these are so scarce
that great numbers are deserting because
they cannot get enough to eat. Many
officers, too, have resigned ON account OF
having received no payi in fact the de-
moralizatiVn Is 80 great among them
that we fear we are not going to have the
satisfaction Of whipping them after alli
but we confdeotty look forward TO the
time when the glorious star-spangled ban
nor shall again flout from the flng-stails
Of the stolen forts and navy yards.
The Niagara is here, now, and her ap-
pearunce OF this hurbor bodies no good
to the Secessionists, as her wcll-known
terrible will enable her TO batter down
their fortixcations, aud at the same time
be beyond the range of their guns. She
has already taken several prizes, one be-
ing the Southern priyutcer steamer VIII
liom II. Webb, Just ar the latter was in
the act Of capturing Northern brig call
ed the East, Of New York The Massa-
chusets had also taken pr,zl off Key
West, the Etnu, an English bark loaded
with rihed, &c, for the rebels at Pensa'
cola; she had already been there but wai
ordered away by the United States feet
strange to say without inspection. Oui
vessel, tho Wyandotto is stationed at the
east and Of Santa Rosa Island, snd wher
fighting occurs CfatalD you shall be du'
~ informed.
Your uffeedonate brother -
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Notice is hereby given that on
he IQth day Of Ilae 1891 took up stray Bay helis
Col, suppassd 10 bo tive ytaHs old rhs owner u -
Quss,saio prove PioPsy, pay shsfss, sSe ~ -'
away lobN Men n
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-. nv ,t,iot attention 20 business and PoduetoH'
~ NJ. ii rrofbiani prioss heps % Secure the
nstrossss sfoor isnds. Doni ioIgetihs cd aiandeh
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Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale.
Boss Clark & Dibble

Benjamin y. Nannatta.
BY virtue Of IN order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, ut
che May term, A. d. 1861, in the above
entitled cause, aud to me directed, | will Of.
fer for sale AZ public vcndue, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Tihiu, In said
county, on
Tux 5rn DAY o. AuoUsr, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock 2. NJ Of said day, the following
lands and tenemeuts 20 Wit
In lot No. thirty elk (36) IN the town Of
Attca, Seneca CO., Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff
Jolly 9th 1861 e3.15
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Iron Safe For Sale.

.....a ~. !.''' l''' =. via ! ass 81 6 Llh
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GILT MOULDINGS
Isll descriptions and frams' made to order.
NEW HEARsE

mss, a. ne tt,.t siyIs, ana vim Walt witA pssnVt
meas upoh sny uho nuy nesd ouI ssHiees'
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standing Committrcs.

Tho following are the chulrmcn ortho
several committees in the Senate and
House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
list or LETTERS

Remaining unCalled for in the Tilin POstOf-
a.. III, - tQcI
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There was skirmish last night be-
tween the piokets Of the sth District Of
Columbia Volunteers and the Virginia
forces, on the other side Of Great Falls.
The former lost one man. The enemy
was concealed In the bushes they were
fired at, hut with what elreet Is no, as
'cciiainsd,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
Tn. civiI salts In Alexandria.

At the commencement OF the Rebellion,
the Sheriff, Judge, aud Clerk Of Fairfax
County Va. fled from their homes aud jOiG-
ed the Rebels. After martial law was de-
clared in Alexandra, Gen. Franklin eonsti-
tuled the Provost Court OF the city q
Civil Court and appointed Col. Freeze Pro-
Vost Judge. Since that appointment the
Provost Court has been only Civil Court
in the city. Judge Freeze has decided salts
of a civil nature between citizens as we'll US
soldiers. About ten days days ago suit
was commenced before him by New Yol K
hrm for collection of debts contracted by an
Alexandrian who had joined the Rebel
army leaving bis goods in the hands of an
agent. Judge Freeze caused the goods TO
oo attached, and sufficient quantity Of them
" 'e appraised at N, Y prices to discharge
'"e uS'' aud Incidental expenses This de.
e's'oo attracted the notice of merchants at
New York and Philadelphia and dnrisg the
last week Is or 20 have prosecuted their
claims. and obtained favorable decision in
Judge Freezes Court. No part of the
goods atlacehd have, however, been remov
ed from The custody of the Court, the Jodye
awaiting the approval Of the Attorney. @ en-.
eraI. TO whom bis decision was submitted
The opinion Of tha I officer has not yet beer
received but an ord.r on Geuera
Montgomery, Military Governor Of Alex
andria. from Gen. Mcclellan, directs hin
to require the suspension Of all civil power
BY the Provost Judge. and the dismls sal 0
all causes before him Of a iVil nature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

GtS. McCtElLAS ---0n the occasion
the sword presentation at Philadelphia
Gen. Mcclellan, made the following speech
in reply, which is Of more than usual inter
est at this time, because 1t gives glimpse
at the character Of him upon whom oil eyes
are turned, as occupying one Of the most pro.
minent posts in the Nation, and to whose en-
orgy and judgment more hon to any other
one now, we look for deli verance from the
present troubles
ask you, Sir, to give my warmest and deep
thanks to The honorable body you repre-
sent for this entirely unmerited compliment.
/ could thank you better if l thought that
deserved il, but / do not feel that | do
Nothing that have yet accomplished would
warrant this high compliment. 1t is for the
future to determine whether l shall realize
the expectations md hopes that have been
centeied in me. i trust and feel that the
day is not far distant when l shall return 10
the place dearest Of oil others TO me, there
to spend the balance Of my life among the
people whom ] have received this beauti-
ful gift The tpar cannot be long. 10 may
be desperate. ask in The future, forbear-
aRoe, patience and c1BfdeNoe With these
we eau accomplish all, and while l know
that 10 the great drama which may have
our hearts, blood Pennsylvania will not
play the least trust that, on the other
hand, she will play the highest and no6les'
part.
again thank you, and again ask You tt
convey to the councils the most sincere
thanks for the sword. Say to them tina
it will be my ambition TO deserve it here
after. / know / do not now.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
From Cincinnati.
CIxcISNArl, Nov. 5.

SlNIlNNAl1I WV O'
This afternoons Times has some particu
lars Of the lute fight at Gauley Bridge. The
engagement was not n general battle, but a
rather warm skirmish, in which the enemy
we're repulsed with great loss. The action
was commenced by The rebels, who opened
Two batteries on our lihes near Ganley
Bridge, but though the firing continued al
day little or no damage was done-not one
man being killed Late in the day our ar
tIlcry was brought to bear, and the rebel
fire was soon silenecd A train was ired
upon about the same time some miles up the
river, and three men wounded but none
killed
On Friday night Benbam's Brigade moved
down the river TO Ganley Bridge, and ferried
across OH fiat boat. which the rebels had
previously sunk He moved along the base
Of the hill, upon which the rebel batteries
had been planled, intending to go down as
far as Lamp Greek, three Of four miles be-
low where there is gap in the mountains,
and road leading to the rear Of where the
rebels are eneamped.