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The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
]. G. WILLIS, DENIEI,, /. !.

M OULDrespectfnliyii niormlthe citizens
| w OF this and adjoining counties, that he has
not given up the practice ,. q. I'm IhSIkYl
to parform, any operation in .DkNTlbTRY, which
may} be entrusted 70 MIN, Ia the highest styls oi
thSavt, Whole partial sets Of teeth inserted on
the atmospheric prsssuEe principle; dscAyed teeth
plugged with gold or Tin foil, which Will preserve
Them for years. PIyet teeth inserted. TesthFemox-
cd ish as iitcpaiu as or with pain at
ali, The use Of .f AltpeTs0ns
wanting anything In the line aFspvited
10 give nina catf before eBgaging w6fk esewhere.-
AIT work will be- warranted aud fun Ysatisfaetion
Reference given o any number Of persons Whe are
wearing bis work with perfectsut = I'll gest
/ IrPonice in West end of Brick Bloek, over the
Exchan aA . flee Of RobinaOn , King a Co. Z. n !.
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sFOR HIL d r. e ". (
DR.. Mclean Universal Pills, '
FOR Liver COMP .4INr. BILLI UsNEss
HEADACHE, &C

There has never becn a a-tiAlnARTlC medicine
offered to the public mat has siVeu such entro salts
f4cii6,i' as IN 81 - UNIVERSAL FILLS.
BeiDg entirely vegetabis hey ars ,terf cay 'tnno
cent AID can be TAI en- by The most tender infant
prompt anu powerful In removing eli Illo ssecre
lions ACid ar Impure, reted Natter fr1n tho ON
ach. Ii act tpey are The only Pills that shotIId b
used In malariOus distr cts.
|. 1hey Proauce no Gripping in Stomach or Bowels
though very active aud ching Ill their
pfumUling healtny secretious 4 lhe Liver aud Kid
neSs Wnp will su or from hiliioa oasueSs, Headache
aud foul stomach, when cheapa remedy eau u
o0tained Keep them constantly o. haTu. A single
dosr, akeniu season, may prevet n0nrs. days, aiC
rIouths + siGAn IS. ,sA fr Dr. J. H. MeLeau''
Ualversdi Pills. raxe NJ other BE- ny coated, the.
are tasteiess Price only p ceGs Der box, ani caI
be sent by lnait TO any part III the ite1 states.
5-+ l III. McLE M, GYte Proptistr, a.
| ~ Corner of Third and Pine Sta nt. l. uiS, Mo
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
nr oIH McLaan 4 Volcanic All Linim IN
UT' H. MCL6dU U1CdH1U 7 II L1H1LI III
The BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD,
FuR MAN uR BEAST. shfl<

FuR MAN uR BEAST. 'rfl<
Thous iDds of human beings have been saved life
of dercepIude and misery, Uy The use of nis iaVau-
able lhninent II wi rciieve PhlN almost instan-
taueuusIy, nd 1t will cleanse, punfy and "eal he
fOulest SORE. III an incredible sho time. Nc
LEAN'S VOLCANIC IL niNIMEAr VIII relieve
the most inp etc ale cuses of kboumatisn! out or
Neuralgia. tor Pdrdlysi,. CoDtracteI Muscles,
Stiffness or Weakness IN Tue joints, muscles Lga.
ments it will fall. Two applications Will
b ire Tnroat. Ha dache or Ear .che' For BURNS or
Scalds, any Palh 1t s an lufAiliole remedy. ~
IL, aud YOU win hud II an iudis pehsable reuedy.
Keep it uIwaSs on hand. 4. .,.,.s.,,.
Z PsANIE9s,a FARMERS. or any one having
charge ofhorses, will save moaey BY u ing lcLaan's e
Volcanic Vii iLniTent! II Is speedy ana infail lie
care for tiHis. Hprans, Chafes, SweIlng, Lameness
Sweeney, ,res, soLilds ratc les, any exterI
disease. Try il, anI you will be convinced. ietiiI
'i DR.. ]. II. MCLEAN, ole Proprietor,
SAINT Louis, Mo.
Sold in Ravenua by G. E, SWIbt,
2. r...t .- ;..I r. Ravenna, JAY 81, 1e6I.-iy.
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unoLPHo WoLEE.

sole Manufacturer aud Importer OF rchiedam Aro-
2 '}'E." g ~ matte Scnnapps,
No % BEAVER STREET New York.
Jn TITAN the above 20 lie are for safe by D. X
Wheeler, Main ST., Rayonna. ..,s May i5-6m
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We Have Always on Hand,
Hemming GuGgss, Six TDi>t. Linen and
Cotton Thread on Sp OILS. Best Ma
chine OIL in Bottles. etc etc etc.

We manufacture our own Needles, and would
warn all rsons using our machines not to buy any
others. We know that here needles sold OF the
most inferior aalily at higher prices tha charge
for the best. The needles sold by are maDufac.
tured especially for our machines. bad needle
may re- der the best machine almost US 'lcss. ell
Our customers may rest assured that all our
Branch Ufces are furnished with the "genune ari-
cle." z. fr f. --f rt ii...'
In case OF small purchases, the money may be sent
In postage stamps, or bans notes D. ..-,
III Correspondents will please write their names
distinctly. It's all important that we sh0ul in
each case, know the Post office, County, and State.
ing Machines their sizes, prices, working capacities
aud the bes method Of purch sing, can obtain Il BY
! sending to US, or any Of our Branch onices for a
copy Of .'.
f. NJ. Singer q %o.'a >9agette,
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.Na1EMnER.I AV1M

1887 ,N61EMnEhE5yoM
No sumo moon
No morn--no noon-
No daWn-no dusk-no pFuper umoo Of day-
No sky-no earthly View
No distance looking blue
No Foad-no sreet-no ssroteerside TIE Way''-
No end 70 any RoW-
No Indications where the crsssn.s go
No top 20 any stet pie-
No rocognitions of familiar peple-
No eourteSis for .hoglDg 'em-
No knowing 'emi
No travelling at an--no loeomotions
NO inkling oi the Way-no notion
"No gor-bY land % ocean
No fnsfte-ue p0st-k
No nea nom any foreign coast
No pafk--r o ring no afternoon Eenulity-
No company--nO nobihB-
No warmth, no cheerfulness, no healthfui case
No comfortable feel In any member
No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees,
i q sNe ffpltpSpo hawerss uo9eavess no BIRDS,
~ Nevember TnoHAs H0ep'
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Bear the Examination of Good Judges

The manuf cturer of this long established Machinb
render the howe Sewing Mscnine Of 10 day as much
Of wonder as it was when NJ Howe 6rst inrro-
duced The Sewing Machine inl1 the use of Practical
Sewing. The best Hemmsr, Feller and Tucker 20
the world attached 10 every Machine audit Hens all
widths Tbs ylinder M"chlnes use needle one
half the size Of any other machine for the same size
thread. We, like Others could give m my recon-.
msnIutions, but this is useless; 1t makes the Ma
chimes no better. al we ask is { r the community
to exan.e for themselves and let the Machine speak
for itself. ars. nfHal s.u{H1 IA .1-0Et
Call in and look at them at the Store Of -bslit,a
D. NJ. SOMERVlLLE, Agent. .
Rayenna, July %. 1851 ri - Hl ~ ',N' -'1'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

will stake my reputation as nah, my standing
as uercnant of thirty years residence Ia New York,
that what pledge aud testify to Sith my seal, my
label and my cerlfcate, correct, aud be relied
upon by every purch ser.
E Physicians who use Wines and Liquors in their
pracL should give the preference ~ these
For sale BY all respectable Druggists ami Apothe-
cAfieA. I.lt+N 1sb fftt,-A 'tF ..f t'ffl '
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BUY HOWE'S SEWING MACHINE
FOR FAMILY USE! .#
BUY HOwE's SEWING MACHINE
-......, III. FOR FAMILY USE!g has

'RUY Howe's Sewing NJ M,chine for Manu-
- featuring pn-posesl Buy Howe's Sewing Ma
chine for Manufacturing Purposesl
BUY HowE'S SEWING MACHINE FOR LEATH.
t- ER WORK.
BUY HowE's SEWING MACHINE FOR LEAIH.
ER WORK.
The original Hove Sewing Machine, the nrst Sew
In Machiue invented IN the world, Invented in 1876,
has modern Improvements tn IN any other Ma
chino made. 1t can Hen, Tuck, FELL. Gather, with
out wing to adjust anythiLS. All Sewing Machines
claim that they can do IN he same machine d il
kinds of WORK. This Is uotsl .tAe Huwe Macht' is
the only Machine exlant that l., same, Machine is
''ns IN. aud make = Heavy ovVrcoat, and do WORK
th u viii ..-s rfl, .y. g., ss.. .-tf
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
STD,eE,CI:is,alII ,E,I: / NOTICE,

THE npdsrsgned has jpat setutned from theeast.
selected etock OF alt 'KtddS 6f Dry CUOds Rndtas
bought them ah for CASH at the pt ssnt waf pfiees,
would say to NY Ia friends and ersfhat ckH
add Witt sell goods cnsaber than ever, az expenses
are reduced and times are hdfd ta Is2ss - .
Before purchasing, plea6G call ati sWatd's Cheap
Cash 4nf Ready Pay Store and ke q look, ar =,
Mr.. WlLLIAI B. WfEsoM would b8 pleased TO bee
his old friends and customers at Wards Cheap store
. May ], 1e6l-ly WILLIAM WARU.
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f. III. Slnqet q $o.'s &asette,

Which is q beautiful Picto rial Paper entirely
devoted to the subect.-lt will be sent GRATIS,
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

BUY HowE's SEWING MACHINE
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

IL an infalible remedS for renovatlna
anil INVIGORATING. Ihe shatieyed and uiseaeed
system, Purifying and enriching the Blood-reesoF-
ing the iek suffering invalid % ,ruppp,e NJ
r. ~ MISTAKE ABOUT 1T. ..--.e- T., >
II viii ehre Liver paint, ,Dy yspepsia, ,Darrhoea,
Headache, Dor resson Of SpiriIs, Fever and AEue,
Inward fever, Bad Bre tn, or any disease OF the lv
ii-is Gent sasn, do you wish to be Healthy,
Strong and Vigofouef ,rit,- I.Lg d3Il = L.7u.sta
q 3TF Ladies, os you want the Bloom Of Health 20
mount your Cheeks againf-then 60 at once and get
McLeam's Strengthening Cordial
M and Blood Purifier. ~.iaaa
Delay not moment It s warranted TO give satisfac.
tion It will cure any disease of the Kidusys w
or ladder, Fainlng, distracted Menst uation, Fall
ing ofthe 0mb, BArreuness, or any disease arising
from chronic or Nervous Debility, 10 an lnfallbe
Remedy d. f5-; +. ss-E'c y gh
f OR HIL d r E NJ. fs'f +,
T. Do you want your delicate, sickly, puny Chiidren
Mel EAN 's sT RENG TH8NIVG UORUiAI, tsee ths
direc ionson each buttlel y is delicious 70 take
III One tablespoonful, taken ,very morning
fasting, is preventative against Chilis and Fe-
YER, yellow Fever, Gnolera or any prevailing dis
ease. s.e..-.sst.t all E..g uGt3l,! lYigt zi5
who may TO palm upon you b"ttle Of Bitters OF
Sarsaparilla (which they can buy cheapJ by saying
II Is Just as good. There even M base en- oug
10 seal part or my name to dub their VILE dec"c
tioas. Avoid such Infamous PlkAffS and theiI
villainous compoundsl Ask for nr, J. McLean's
! Streng tightening Cordial aud Blood Purifier. TaS 6
nothing else, tits tns onlt RENE ~ that "itl Purify
your bt cd thoroughly, and, at The same Time
! STREAGFHE> and INVIGoRATEi the wnoe organ
l. ..ion. Itis putup !, Large bo:tles-si per DIT
DR ]. II MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF rbird and Pine Sts., st. Louis, MO-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25

PACIFIC SPRINGS, October 12.-The pony ex-
press, going east, passed here at 9 O'alock this
morning, bringing the following intelligence:
SAN Francisco, October r.-Gen. Sumner
has issundh his proclamation ordering the manning
of the United States military posts of the de.
partmeut by volunteers, and concentrating the
regular forces at a convenient point for their EN-.
barkation for Panama. The horses and equip.
mcnLs Of the regulars at the Dale will Returned
over to the Oregon volunteer cavalry. Lieut.
Col. Merchant will detail four companies OF
twenty men each from his regiment ia. garrison
foEs Churchill, Humboldt, Bragg, Cook. Gar
ton, Umpque and Tcnalam.
4 very fine regiment of horsemen is now being
quietly raised in this community by Mr.. Ross. a
loyal Texas ranger, and is nearly full, although.
for the purpose Of procuring picked men, its
organization is kept from the public. They STYLE
themselves Cossacks. and are intended 10 per
form similar service for the American army that
the Russian COssacks do for the Russian army.
For skillful horsemansIip, using the rife on
horseback at full speed, eNpertneSs in throwing
the lassO, etc, the men are represented as Won
derfully proficient. They have been rendered
to the government.
The Synod of the Pacific, representing the
Old School Presbyterian Church, met at Nappa
on Tuesday. Resolutions We're passed compli
mentary to DR.. Scott, and lamenting the treat
meut and popular demonstrations of personal
| violence in san Francisco. Rev. DR.. Anderson
and one other member, voted against the reso-
buttons. Resolutions Of loyalty to the govern
ment were also adopted.
The Los Angeles STIR, Of the 18th, announces
the arrival at that place Of several families of
emigrants from Texas. These are but the adj
vance portion Of some one hundred and eight
wagons from thatState.
Los ANGELES, October 2-Henry Reed,
agent of the san Antonio and Diego mail line,
arrived here from Fort Yuma yesterday, and
brings the follow ing Information He left Fort
luua last week. Everything WIS quiet at that
post.
Two companies Of infantry were there under
command of Gel Andrews, United States army.
They are very buailv engaged IN making en-
trenJaments, and preparing for any emergency.
All fears by the citizons OF on attack from the
Coufcderatr troops from TcX.s and Arizona, bad
been allaycd, rs the latest reports say there are
no armed bodies of men west of thc Tucson.
Reinforcrmruts fUr Fort Yuma, consisting of
companies I and L, of the 9th regiment, United
States army under command Of Lieut.. Bryant,
were within two days march OF their. destination.
He passed at Indian Wells a mounted COM
pany Of armed men, thirty-two in number. who
stated that they were ca route for Texas, but they
had 10 pack animals or baggage.
A correspondent from the North writes to the
OREGON Sentinel that a train of three hundred
wagons, of this years emigration, had reached
the Granderonde, in the Blue mountains, and
intended settling there. They are all for the
Union.
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We have lrceiseI two lengthy ~couunuuica
tons on this subject from camp at Columbus
in reply 10 one inserted in our issue Of the
18th. One Of tie articles before US is from a
member Of the 9th Tennessee regiment, thy
other from a member Of tie 9Th, aud both pro.
est, in the mo. forcible manner, against any
enforcement Of an order prohibiting the friends
OF the volunteers from visiting them when they
aTo not engaged III active service. Both contend
that the monotouy Of camp life is irksome, aud
that nothing will tend more to relieve its tedi-
business than a frequent intercourse, personal and
otherwise, with the " loved ones at home"
We regret lhat their great length precludes an
admission into our columns; yet at the same
it5.e we believe our military authorities will do
uphiDg to lessen the comforts of the soldiers IN
der their command, which may not be deemed
essential to secure the public interest, but that.
On the contrary, they will afford our brave vol
unteers every opportunity Ct adding to their
social and physical enjoyment thatis prudentan
possible. They deserve az that those left at
home can tender them, and no obstacle viii be
presented, we think, unless the e~xigencies of the
public service should demand intervention.
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NEWS FROM THE NORTHERN
DRESG

The New York Hord says that the blankets
furnished by contributions are coming in slowly
although sufficient evidence has been furnished
that the army viii be well supplied, eventually,
from that source. The nights are now damp
aud cold, and our brave volunteers need warmer
clothing. The pickets build fires on the adj
vanced lines, but in the tents very few are
found. The days are very pleasant.
4 petition prepared by some Of the leading
men Of Connecticut, IS about TO be presented to
the Legislature of that State for its Endorsement
urging President Lincoln to take measures fol
the release of the Federal prisoners at Richmond
Anorthern exchange saws that upwards Of ten
thousand men-mechanics laborers, etc, etc
are now employed at the Brooklyn, Charleston
Philadelphia, Washington, and Portsmouth navy
yards. Comparatively few new boats being il
the course Of construction at the nayy-yards
these ten thousand men are chiefly employed il
fitting out and repairing purchased vessels, and
in arming the new gun boats built by private
contract. There have also been many old l.. 5
vessels put in repair lately,
The Worlds Fair commissioners for the Uni
ted States intend establishing an Office in Wash.
iugton, to which must be sent Il description O
all articles intended for exhibition.
The circular ofSecretaIy Seward, recommend
ing the improvement and perfection of the de
fenses Of the loyal States, caused a decline il
the New York stock markets. Some think tn,
document prompted by knowledge relative t.
foreign movements.
The st. Louis Democrat learns that DR.. Winer
surgeon Of the 23d Illinois regiment, Col. Null
gan's Irish brigade, started on Wednesday, BY
order of Gen. Curtis, for Gen. Prices headquar
| tiers, with an offer to effect the liberty of Col
MuIigan, by rendering in his place the release
of Gen. Frost from his parole of honor, taker
after the capture of Camp Jackson.
Brighten. Pierce, the Federal commander a
the battle Of Big Bethel, is athome in Freetown
Massachusetts, recruiting his health. He is no
servingas a private, as has been stated.
The Treasurer's reportofthe Pan Handle Stat
of Virginia shows that the receipts have beer
| S138,O52, and the expenditures So 500, leav
ing a balance IN the treasury on the JUth sep
tember of S8O,356.
The CAPITOL IT WAsmNGToN.-AH worl
upon the extension of the Capitol has cease,
with the single exception of that on the dome
Lincoln has ordered that a hundred workmeI
shall continue to put in place the immense irol
castings already fitted for their position in thi
tremendous structure.
Clark Mills, the artist, has Just completed tn
sections ofthe grand figure of Liberty which i
to surmount the dome Of the Capitol. 1t is il
bronze, and when put together will be som
thirty feet in hight.
Artists are engaged in repainting some Of tn
fresco work in the interior halls of the Capito.
which was soiled during the occupany Of tn
building by troops.
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r,,,reTTE or

Ala m.,tu g oi Pee and Accepted Masoti heid al
their hail. in fine town of Corilrh, Mss October llIh,
I-gI. the following r,]soII,ior- were adopted:
WHEREAS. It has pleased the Greet Architect Of the
universe, in The VIE d.spensa'ion OF His providence, TO
call from labor TO reffeshment 90 the Grand Lodge
,,oyr our much esteemed friend and brother. Rev. n.
9 WELLS. who died II the h.spitsi. Pensacola Florida,
ON the 23d day Of September, A. L. Is1l, Al 1861.
And. whereas, the members of this Lodge, of which he
was a member, are DESTROYS Of expressing their deep
respect for their much e-teemtd friend and brother and
ncere AZ elton for his memory Therefore,
Received, That in he death Of Brother Wells, the
comunun ty has lot O. worthy citizen, the army a patriot,
ard our Lodge a zcaloas and devoted member.
Resolved, That we sympaihizs deeply with the
friends aad re ajives of the deceased, and as a-toseu Of
our respect for his memory, we wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread upon the
record book Of this Lodge, and that they be published
once IN tbeMemphs Weekly Appeal.
r. G. GILLEv WATERS.
g.. ]. SAWTERS.
O. Z. P~HlLBRICK,
J. A UYERTuN,
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Hin. IN Error been Comminedt

The Knoxville Register opposes the election
of Gen. Sam. Milligan as elector from the frs.
district, and says
With the exception of the elector selected fol
the First district, Gen. Sam. Milligan, we hcal
of no objections to the ticket. The selection OF
Gen. Milligau, however, is decidedly repudist-d
by the loyal men of East Tennessee, as fI SIS
we have heard an expression of opinion.
lie was one Of the peace commissioners Srni
to Washington, last winter, and c0-opera{ed witt
Johnson and Nelson, in opposing the revolution.
lie afterwards received an appointment from
Lincoln as associate chief Justice of Nebraska,
which commission be is supposed to have NOW
in his pocket, never having declined it.
lie was a member Of the GIeeneyille tory con-
v~eutiOn. He was a law partner Of Andrew
Johnson's, whose course and principles he adj
yOcated. He has been regarded, up to this time
as an uncOmpTonising Union mana friend Of
the Lincoln goyyrument-an advocate of corr-
cion and subiugation. He has never, that we
have heard, expressed any change in his con.
victions.
We shall not place his name in any ticket we
hoist at the head Of this paper; nor do we be-
lieve he would be- voted for as electOr by any
respectable portion of the southern rights men
of East Tennessee.
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The NnvaI Expcdition.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
We commit no improperly when we declare
that the first destination of the vessels compos.
Ing the expedition is Hampton Roads and in.
napolis. The naval vessels viii rendezvous al
the former place, while the transports are en-.
gagged in taking on board troops from Annapo-
is. It is stated, with some seJublaucc Of truth,
that there were fifteen Thousand men sent TO An
napolis on Thursday. We also lcJru that the
Continental Guard, Col. Perry, Washington
Grays, Col Moore, aud three other regiments,
have orders to join the division at Annapolis.
i is therefore probable that an aggregate force
Of twenty-five thousand men viii be sent OF.
These will be fully equipped, armed in the best
manner, and supplied with an abundance Of pro-
visions.
The ultimate destination of the expedition is
known but to government and Gen. Scott; and
even when the feet sails, the general in com
mand of the troops will probably receive sealed
dispatches, which he will be instructed to open
when in a certain latitude,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25

There IS no longer any doubt of the efficiency
or the Ir,.I.l. -..-t-.-1 l-r o..
1i'- '"' i "''l"'o' aS VIII pe7oeu pl iHe loNo"-
ing from On" Winchester lNal R0r0rdcr- of the
18Th.
Tb.
b.. l.. y ~ '
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IN s"" " ~ ON o ~
Po.--'lD, y '' u" Ti-l
-Al"I N'
l'.," sP'Ne Oh tAe 0e-ul as between our
.N' 'g' 2t7'iueL, III JuIHs ou.' Ho"-
-' 'I't' 'ovn pace aJ EFalSpOlt batteries
~ 7."'I."4 4Lt,, VINO sa" me Nhol' aIialI rom
, Iiiu, '"V miles DtIoN' says that aoout
LL. UNloy4 yue ieia'eoid came DOWN hilhF
i'' anu S"si along me ShoIc tS she passed
l'- ''l.sLl.7 were not quite ready and she was
1880 To pass uEno-e.lel. About eleven the
uIo''u' as some nave IT, an. the seminole ae-
~ '". OPINION OF others, canc down,
HI way ialGti more cautiously 10
I" -ol 'tPos4e JAe h~dltallrS' they Were
ntou "gl; Hhr at once hauled TO and
.-.-r,l'T L1lllu'I WIN some spiilJ' but soon
4,
and tLa sLL 80 VS. M9N aD'ut iAIjy SuotS
IN eas,,, IN. l"- '-n' utHOel' One Oh
and Ir-g,.F I,-l M oH- o' QUIZ 'aIti"olhs
Dlpra.s,r ,r or- rrr - Nv 9'N1 ~ was tU5
/ fD.v F4rTaT q, -4-.I. a.. IL. ~
savs he 5isfiDcti, - Ju' Uu NORMAN
of her MORT boIsss ,a1 ,L,. IN" sII ne one
down H. 49, saw s"o sUO'-y "IleI pug
BROUGHT to the conm9nIar NJ ,El P-,a =
departmar+ tbaf sba b.-r.7 81. -.
| beiov, The creek and that m. g,,rI ~ Laa
and all the mi ip..Tart r., a-.II Is
| distinctly hoard ,n bg,rI X ~. g.
was over n can.r. Of trr- IN, 80. -
the en-a-ameut from ab.y. trr .Eort and ~
/ turned 10 WasLiur-m a, rab5,rt MI ,grgt;fg;.r
intelligence 10 ABR AIiAv TIrr' FfPsT
son Wednesday moruipg ab1ut nm hou- before
| dav the celebrated "PawTea atraurfa7 II, mass
up. But as she came abreast of fRe batteries
they were opened upon her. and after a verv few
shots she required the assistance off a connie of
tugs to take her down the river To n p@o,fti6n off
/ MARYLAND Point. where on "Wednesday evening
she was lying, and IT was said that nom battery
number two. Acouia Creek. bv the aid ola GLASS.
workmcu could be seen I'm and about her. who
seemed to be quite busy. The impression is
that one Of Our shots went through and thrnurh
her.