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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
The London Times on the Capture
of Mason and Slideil.

SEw Yoak. D C. I2.-The London Times
Is mnre mulierate in us cvuamenis IN the
Mason and SiidrlI capture than tue NaTs.
While denying that the Federal Cavern
ment IN il own position that the existing
WaI ia a mere rebellion, las a right 10 over
haul neutral ships. 1t nevertheless admits
that EuelHnd herself has established pre-
eedents which now tell against her 10 this
matter OF the Trent, but these Precedents
were made under circumstances very dih-
erent It asserts that from those which
now occur, England WAS then fighting for
existence and did in those days what she
would not do now OF allow others to do
Ia discussing the question whether Mason
and Slidell wese liable 10 capture as bellig-
erents or coutrabands on board the Trent,
the Times states il as the opinion of very
eminent jurists, that this was not the
question tn be ndjudicated BY the boats
crew. The legal course would have boon
10 take the ship itself into port for sdjndi-
cation, it concludes with the expression
that Englishmen will discuss the question
with calmaess, and appeals to the federal
States not to provoke u War
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
RIoHMovD. Va. Dec. 4. 1854

DEAR sIR;-You are aware of the cHp-
ture of troops and citizens at Guvaudotte,
Va, on the night of the 10th ofNovember.
Al the same time marched of without hav-
ing time 10 obtain any clothing except what
they had on their backs, yon can judge of
their present destitute condition. The fell
lowing is "a list Of the captured
10 men company F, lst Va Cavalry s
40 men, company a, Bib Va. Tafantry Z
men, belonging TO various eampany 20
citizens of Ca6ell county, aud Laurence
county Ohio 4 6 men, llth Ohio Regiment,
captured ut Cotton Hill, on the night OF the
10Th uf November. -
A great many ARE in want Of shoes, shirts,
drawers, coats, pants. Sc, in fl'et nnythtng
in the shape Of clothing is needed, and in
order to supply some of the accessories Of
life, alittle money is needed. Our object
in writing 10 you is to have you attend to
the above wants, aud secure us NIL the mid
in your power by negotiating with the Sec
~rltary ofWar on thesubject Yourprompt
Attention to the above will meet with our
warmest thanks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13

Lou1sv11Ls, Dee. i2.-The report yes
terdAy that three Federal 6Signdes bad
crossed to the South side of Green river is
authoritatively denied.
No confirmation has been received AT
headquarters here ofthe report that Capt
F. E. Prime, of Bneli's staff, and Major
Heloeti, Uf Sehoeff staff, have been cap
tuEed By the rebels, near Somerset, but app
parently well Informed outsiders say it e
true.
johnson, Provisional Governor of Ken
tpcky, in his message to the Legislature
and CounCil. says hs will gladly resign his
position when Magotfiu shall escape from
his virtual imprisonment at Frankfort.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
nsg- FRoM G1nEa CouNrY.-A lettei

"a FROM GlLnsp CouSrY,-A letter
received last evening from the village Of
Troy, IN Gilmer county. says there is much
excitement there in consequence of the
continued depreciation of the Moccasin
Rangers. The secesstonists have increas-
ed their numbers within the last few days.
A fellow by the name Of Robert Erwin
had returned from the rebel army, and
collected about him some two hundred
guerrillas. There are numerous squads Of
these Moccasta Rangers all through Gil
mer md Calhoun counties. Only two
days ago they robbed seven Union fami-
lies In the ueighborhood Of Glenville, of
everything they possessed in the shape Of
bed clothing wearing apparel, &c, and
.lft them in a lamentable condition at this
inAement season. All the horses have
been taken from Il . ineighborhood. There
are about 200 rebels fixing fora Eight at
Big Bend, in Calhoun county. There are
about 100 Federal soldiers at smithyille
$-nd wsbb's Mills, within ten miles of the
Bend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
-. Anornrh PalsoxRa. p Yesterday

Ne ARorHsR PatsoSER. = Yesterday
morning Custom House officer Isaac Reed,
brought up from WetzAl county rebel
prisoner named Benjamin Baynrd. who is
blacksmith aud is charged with making
knives and other ugly implements Of war
for the use of the Secesh. He was placed
in confinement at The Atheneam.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13

nB-ApusIsa sENrlssts.-It appears
that for some time past, the sentinels on
duty in dIfsrentParts of the city have been
annoyed aud abused by intoxicated persons.
We observe by notices posted ia the streets
that Lieut.. Col. Hubbard, ooinmandant of
the Post, gives notice that oil persons who
trifle with the Seatinels hereafter. viii do
so Mt the peril of their lives That's the
talk. We do ugt see how 4 soldier who
has been properly tustractedi in this respect,
can mistake his duty. He-knows thetduty
he is placed IN guard to perform, aud he
kaows what to do when he is interfered
with by either araikea or sober roWdtes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
na-Pmsoxrn plsonAReEp.-lIiIes Ja.

PRISONER DtsoHARsEp--hlIeS ia
CODY, n Justice OF the Peace for Jackson
county, and prominent citizen, has been
discharged from Camp Chase, by order Of.
Cen. Rosecraas. sIr. Jacoby was arrested
on the 9th of July, and after Eve months
Imprisonment he returns home i 2tssrani
We hope better man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13

BB-oAPT. OSCAR MEbY1Sr of the First
Virginia Regiment, was iu town yesterday
He does not report anything new from
A Romney. Our old friend Thayer Melvin,
formerly of this city, wears glad to learn,
has been promoted to = First t cute ma
in Company F. First Virginia Regiment
We are sure that all who know him will
agree with US in saying that he eminently
deserves this mark of honor. Weunder=
stand that there was not = single vote
against him IL his company,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
Notiee 81 1iail snbsefibers.
n5I-FRoN rnE GuYANDorrE PElsoSERa

RIcunoxD.-A state officer yesterday re-
ceiyed the following letter IRON one Of the
Guyaudotts prisoners in Richmond. The
letter came by way Of Old Point, and was
forwarded with the consent of the Confed-
-. .,thorities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13
JAS. E. WooD,

Acting Lit, Company a, 9Th Regiment.
Test-Thomas Heyslip.
We understand that immediate action
viii be taken for the relief Of these priso-
ners, by negotiation as suggested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13

ST.. JosErH, No, Dec. l2,-Gen. Prem.
tiss, command wes to move from Platte
City to Richfeld on the Il1h.
a rebel calnp, numbering 5000, Is re-
ported near Albany.
The report that Prentiss bad baggee 500
rebels is not true.
The WOODEN factory Of Buell. & Co. Vas
destroyed by are last night Loss NM
known
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-13

0'sr 'n' n laSsI q le. e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-08

Tho toIsrsct provides that the roof shaIl b.
throo-ply, and put on with f,lt and soaked In
hUt tar and In n substantial and durable man.
nrr
The committee have evidence that the super
intcndent and architect, A. H. Ogden, rcoci we'd
draft Of GOO ~ Gcneral McKinsiry from Clamp
and company, provided he Ogden would obtain
the contract l1r them at their bil, WI n was
o. 10 prr square Of one hnnlr~l superficial f.ct
A Mr. King, under oath, saws he gave Ogden =
draft on Mckiustry for O 300 for his service
iu l,cttlng him ,hr contract for ~ - per squire.
To each VI thoa' O,.l y promised NJ contract.
The woik was ava ,lol TO Almrn Thompson Vt
81 ~, Tut whether ~, bonus was ,t,cr ls~s
not apTcaf. Tho COMMITTEES find that Thsr,,-
son sold the contrnct for ,ui alvancc Of S],OJD,
and that the PARTY diug the work only pu. On
oiic " rUof and that with felt dippod In cold
tar. In al few places there were only two plys.
Tho facts wrrr obtained by cutting IN the roof
IN various Ilaccr II I. also In testimony tn
there were responsible bids at " for this same
work.
1hcsc nrc specimens Of the charges The
Enquirer adds
"Thc committee could have continued theft
Investigations further. but they believe they
have sufficient evidence aud have gone TO CaC
to examine few witncs~cs there. Thoy viii
then visit l.oui-,il lille and Cincinnati, and take
evidence or any frauds existing In the depart
mcnts OF those cities.
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ton, New York, Boston and Buffalo for q mora
expeditions arrangement Of trains Ivy whic1
communication with different parts ofthe North
win he more frequent The arrangements are
nearly omrl ~, awaiting only the final action
Of invent 3D. to be held on Monday next 10
Philsdrrhia The Pcstofiice Department will
10 ryIn,-cntcd Nv Assis,-rt Postmaster General
McCl"IL,l, AMI tho War Dgr n'n' ~ Thos.
H. Caufcli a.yl ,t,ut y'n8rl manager VI rail-
roads for the government.
The ru.u OF he Mount Vernon a.. hcen
elnnt' 20 81. Mount W s'' ,ton, and to-; Of
thc le"lntl t' .sc hing rnlip, thlre h'ing
already Mount N,rlOn AMI Powhatan sni ,ng
the federal steamers on tho -outhe n coas.
Ifoi. Lowe has complete 'I- Contract Tor Il ye
ballVon-, t. I've used for obso,N atory purro.ca.
a tccunnoitering party, from Gen. smith.
division yesterday. when near Vienna. arrested
DR.. Hunter, u surgeon IN the rebel army. lie
will b, brought to Washington.
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C--T NEw&

hnrr',W - BID 10 ~iI .'- .-.I7T ~
Nu-"I ...Ip...'... - psnut nlAu nua.ni
nmrnc ,n i, nnnp slu nit n :lu urerr lnru~
Ha r,n7l 4vninL Ww nnit ~ -lu HulT
lm,.i-i,p upt r'nnml ru nal wa uni,u.,
ryoy up, II r'n-' n"- ~. .,eL Auurn' VIA
giusnI ~ ryruun ~ imuni ui..u, IL
.'hur aulnat ;u nnwH u .lr uwn.ul.. ant
mutt II d, nnuli IN ru~net uul umuwI ~
nnn. ia' II. II. nrntn q su-cnru lu,n ant
.'mmHln A. ,nrwU' zirvum SnH",4.
rith mlr N nit.H;ms uInul u III Il-ntuu
lr'pI I.!s'nl, among M mviiiHu d. Eu.tuun
ln,a. En.nmg n,nr wa E,nv'l .nn mt
ulrH,' n'nl Hultpt II nv columns u M i-t
mn M laEulmu nuit;m !lInr mm"u-
mtu nnnnu % fUrpt ~ no nraHmr, "uInIl!"
cnIalu .iu Hunu..i,r. ia mlmur,
Ar V i"am ann r,su v,-0,u.mm -.
lr--sp II evmanv VIA mr. iiu'muu lutr
nnAwu, hE bancroft, NO.; urnu.'.4us m'
ne ,,,s,aus u itai. Srnt AM ',nI. Aiunpm.
inti . Nilnn Wuu r:lmntst M vruu uAlnu
II consequence n nuihpeiilml lmn,r mTu-
IlIIsrt itai. luTAlt "lu nn,, u hu ilir,-
lurrs Vur prawt Win ntnulmltu rir,nns
i,ai. Imnsub sl,n,u MI nrmi,t IN llrs, III
'nrngnnrn wnuh In gwen Il .lu .uIa snli-
man Unrti II pnsr n,eiarn nsilJsL III IN
iuTsi. throughout TIT Enutimr aulues IL Eni,
olu'nl. IL aGoa nllnlu rnuiabnus II ttII.
Mcclellan. tn INV END, a Wilnn IL mako
n I,nntl conscientious Hter.iIedtsi nHrI.
loM In iitteiuobsi .utiuessst tin. alrdriIus.
naaiiil aHttimnii1ms iip p,irdlium N 'tuih erin.
INA Nh, EouranntiltS WnGsi / a Is&Tu ann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
m rEiEGRAPH TO THE " Y SUN
From Rosencran's Division.
PROGRESS or THE Birrir


C,,risaht Ncr The Commercial las al
vices from ten. Rc~crrans' army up to eight
odrck Tuesday morning
The trlvl batteries commanded from the West
side ot the r,ct the mad on the East side used
l., Gcr. Ios,cnns' supply trains. from the
kans~ha t,ll. vhi,hi. = mile AMI hLf bclo-
the Junction OF the Gaulcy and New rivers. to
Cen. Rc-ccians head quarters a, Tompkin'.
iatn. on New river. five miles alNvc the jane
ucu. The surIl, trains cfoir army. therefore,
have nccn discontinued iutins the lay AMI .rc
run ,r', Nuilht
The r,l,l, hal thrc batteries cf two guns
ca,h cpi,,.t, Tcwrkin. farm. ono opposite the
ksr,~hA ais she latter ihr r,., dan ,,r,l'
Their rr.us vas shA-, ~ Monday morning.
lri ycr, slow IN the afternoon. AMI /, Is sup.
l,~,j that the r,,Sl, ~crr short ~ smHani-
t,n. Our ar,illcr, rciliyd snl sl,n,ci the
lsHr-v ,i io-i,c the mouth ~, ,he Gsul,v.
l~c ~ ear men anl ,,Vcrsl hose. ware
~,,u,,'c,i 0, she'll, 81 M,'is, rc-n.us No
O. .r. 5-da,.. B.. kn,~u * the rc,~l> has sAeir
cicrs's,ns iui,a.c lcslrrAii,a X .,-vA; oaaa-
i,rcv.
No',ls, crruias Gtn. lrahAr's brigade -Ns
'vc r-,-, below Gs.ltv Aa!,i 8. lsl.evcl have
,,,escl she ri,er ia,.as ,ee r.shi \ steam
la. b, detained 81 ,hA, lS.ni :As ,rAn, ~, .A.sSa
s,-r, iho r,cG
rAs ,sa.., ~e7e o-ir-y,i 8, Y-eNA-r i,z- Ava
Fs;.cgs an 10 rcA'y 6 move. Gta. RNscsrA-.s
"a. .a,. rcss.,c1 .a,,os, 9: 'ea rAr-vis ,ea-
Y-4n5c-N
To i-,,~. ~e- N'r5is-; ;h,i ;h-r N,al
,s,,. ;ss -iy.7 A. -; ;se eztsar -; s'Ea' ,1-
i-..>,,l .a&s, -. ,..S rs,, s...:as ave .<e=
So. .,,.ca 80 A. 5c>. res y iAs ,ot--
o., cls,A.sa '7Nasit SO rs,-iS = -.
a., g., 5, Ia,~- 4, Cs..,r AZ 49, !, a.zss!.--
q, b Sc; .sAz -, ,Asl So So ,-4,-
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Mliot (lcnr
I.ATttIt.


Ejii. Nar The following /. corrrspon-
,lru,, frum the st ious pr-ivrIf
The expedition uudrr Gel ncdl.c, vhich left
hrU q irW daN~ .invr iu quest ut cNalul.gr
lvrmau's laul ul ma,audiut tclcls, t~rk pos-
,,ssi,u IT Houston, Texas County, ou the All,
nd cal tutrd larsr amount vt property aud
.r,,inl prominent sv,, ~siuut,ts. iutluluE SOME
,Ncrr, cl the U,,I aru,, \ Ap,c NAL for
uioimaiiun Vt the Is~it,vu vt tho entire rchcl
i,t,v IN Missouri
Csp, MS,l. With his taa,-rt.. las ,c,n' for
wand tc Sw,rg \allr, Co. tout ihc main bciy
If ltrcmau's hand staliuur, uhctc.
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II 4, hartl, probable that shalt hosi any
4. nnite roua lium tho gtusl expedition inr two
ds,s tn ,rno. though, u Ia lu1ailio tina, No shall
h., aide iori,r nune accurate Inflammation IN ruf
nest isaue The poulhotn Telegraph witps wstc
fortunately. wac much mr,o ,iulput on tho lnl
than un tho 90 uW n,si Intelligence will
rheioIs,r hr is,oi,cd lN va, 81 fn,t,rss Mon
mo, to Which ila,o 49, doubt. disp,t,ho,
vrto nrnt n"on ate, tho ianding \ uir uru
l'r,i hr, IL entrance iu the to,iIraa. uoull to
siNN huwt
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military aud Naval Movements,



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Inter, sing from Kansas.


LedCniVrh, Nor The election Yesterday
for county and . portion Of the state officers
passcd cif quic " IN this county. The OH 'crs
are about equally divided between Republicans
and Democrats. There WAS hut ole state tick It
in the field.
Vim uN THE KANSAS FENtRtE-.
We have accounts OF q devastating prairie Gre
in the western part Of the state, sweeping over
the greater Tart Of Davis and Dickinson conn
ties, m,ol,i ng the destruction of fncrs, grain,
hay, utensils, sto,k, Sc. The fire was kept
away from Junction city only hy the greatest
cNcrtious Of the citizens, RunOrs VI loss If
life were current.
CArrvtE w FEDERAL TROOPS ny RRREts.
HRsrs e. y, Ncr. Cone hundred Al TWEEN
ty Federal trcoIs, under Capt. SJhidi', were
captured by the enemy, near Little Santa Re.
Mo, this morning. The FEDERAL. were on their
way To Join ten. frcmonts column. The re-
ported iorc Of the enemy was 500 mon.
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..llr 1e.i-N, -'fJD"''- az. Musi-..-v'm Ia
~ I"i L.turll l"."llf pfl H'u,lrY, M .
"' .U,"u I HuUN~, mn, % AMI lunt,mtr-t. ui-
"a ..t no lr.1v"~imHIl uUfrpup ~ lIi.n AZ
iti,""- vii u-'"' II sew n~g giu aiIr pu- "a
10 v,-'g, vIu vii Uim "-r"ut;uu lfilus - uiIiu,s
vllr1 vii m uun'uwHt .lu uiu-Ilur WlH-I
UiH' .u0r U~~'"tl. N,rlr nls mechanics. ~lgl's-T.
a"ag'"an mr~iuI~F So. VII ~ H.."lrt y'Ius'i,-
ny vii ~ amt uti-t Aaus In sur.u1. liz 4
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The vote between iur,H krNldi,an, and
wniant. btm~tsl lm tansl t"nmis'''n"'
l,t ~. si,url tenn has hoou 30 ol"so that u '~r
require srveiai days tn determine VII" 10 elected
Two ,osfn ago. Nj Hhi-rrpa eleoIi"" T." tho
.,,,s ,o,,s wac Gully definitely aollloi iy tho
slalo ,an,asso's At tholI regular meeting IN NJ
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new commander u the wcs,sn Department,
arrived.
1.-Two have a fight before the army receivers
lru,n lis last and cruel disappointment, va fear
greedy lie tho result, but hope flr tho best.
0en. Pope Ia here with his entire division.
An II Con. Fremont staff lcn with him,
with tho exception Of Colopcls Lovcjoy, Shank
nd Hudson
Tho following Ia Cen. Hunters order, upon
assuming command of the srmy.
llrAp QuAnrrrn wrairnN DErARrMKyt,l
SrHtSuFirlp. Mo. Nor. 4, 1861
ndc' No Tho command NJ this Depart
mrni having bcon tclinqulshsi Nv Majot-0cn
luhn g. Fremont, " assumed 10y tho under
signed.
Onocfa commanding divisions together with
their liigahc commanders arr requested to re-
Icft Immediately nj these head quarters,
(SignrdO,
! IirNrrU
Major General Commanding.
LATER
81 irm, Nor. IN, a letter from IN officer
cr high ,a,k In Springfield, dated thc 9Th, says
tho army wH quiet aud in Focd spirits that
thrrr was ne cncmy near and Gen. Hunter had
no expectation Il q hattie at present
4 lisIatch irnm Cen Fremont, dated " IL
camp. near Qunc,. Mo-, 9Th, says rnt II,
will tc In NJ louis on Friday, accompanied 10y
| iOS mcn
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81 sHtt'a 4 -. q
.,,,.,,., ,, ,,, ,s,,.,,..,,,>. ..,,,,,,rr,,
The tiu. tuu,u t..,,,y. ru,lt,hr4 Al abstract
IT thc t,tott ct th, tcrsr,e,i,ul Committee
uhth Va. 4utr.i g., Al, tho ,Nprf, :
iiu,r, iu Iru,,ut.. l,t.-,,rrrt
NhNN"h - llN''
lbc tt>t At t traud Was tho VurscutAt'cN to
w. Wi,alicr. U,ucrh y. hustr' or tn N.h
e Sli,mlvt ~ = c,ullcgc s't ~ si.Nrt srr-
Ntv vt Tho IUuuN llut pattern whtth scgsi'c
WV sN',' an" "H"NN, aoN 'v,'e '"' n'.''
''r' N"A" 81 WI, NC,' '"N 'N' NrNI'" a.
We N'N'' NH'""'".M N' '''' '' - '.'.,'N
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l.'''A A'e ".''N - ~ W N'.>i'' va
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M'.' 2, aN'.' 'N' 'N -
''" ii.'.
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tn ruI.Htn ,,,,i,ci iN t,loa,ali, nrm vi,
ruuri lra,iiliur tho ,itrmort In tho .tn, in
,ous'lucu,e oi tho ,cwr,Nl I Uour,h tuu
ur>t. shouli leo ,v,ohcd With caution W.
have 49, i,uld hW ha tr'cl'7 have rccu v,,uh,
,ua,h,i to hiu,. hu tho trlos,alh oro,aics
,uj t,lul,,s au quito hbch Sc lc c,lu,l, D.,
Tho, h,,o uus rn leon ~ III, ,,'puu.uM AMI
orluuri to jr hts ttlUn ~ tho, w., 10 " oll
iai T., tho disappointed a,m ,,NtAc,o,4.
vh,'so ".,w0,',n has lcoU 'eii'u,l' Ute,isrri
With ~ tho I,,rtumo"' sd vIr ocali lAc
uuiuo .N,i'rwou au,'pN 10 lNc,Yl' Those
,,i,ot7 U,, Ne uv',v i.-ses th,u tho ,rvio, vt
rtrr aui M,ttntv,r au tho lov,, ,h,,hli
vui,e W ,au,'tuiUa tho rvlie NsAuu,, Ma, ns
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lu SH~r'i-'' 10 Sagr mia ~ M rmu"-unnr.
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lu .lu v,t'. mI % I'M Distinguished Huuis-
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Miami Lrltpt"Tt"t uis-anE e. aui
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Tie WISCONSIN IOth Regiment.

Nl~Ipis> Nnr Tho Wisconsin l0.h
Rceimcui. Col Ch,Iiu leaves here for Louis
Vile ou Situula,.
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upiuu suO u III .mm 'nunnuu IHlllus.
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