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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

EGAL Notice
- GeOrgs ~aiier



IS TrnmhuI co an o
Daniel = nu-y eta n The d IS Ros-tts Whit
more AID Joseph ShHm ID her hu ,san Z ectt Joy
AMI Ssns e 10 hr IEsa-d Ofthe State n Michigan
<Hi Daniel BonIey e the State OF " ssansin will
take not - IN Il GrSrg- S,di-r O., tn 29-h DAY Of ~
ceuIner. rot 4 - nVs Pstitt. n gam I thea aut oh
{ = u The C-urt Of SomuOn Tleas Of said eoarty,
SIT NJ f,F'h thu Salh P,n.e y n ar 4solf the wear
l-42 .Ou' ht by VT ~ eontTae- o. ;, seph Perkins
> Is To- - - Ian il sr1ali lot Ne ) s. lot ; IN
ir- ne IN : ID Count Tu>t on the 2al Of tpriL
l@+9- - b nv s"ia } VT ten eunr-a;t tn &C IS
- h 5 a cnSs- 20 EdsAid { Dsld- az rping L" nike
.--d I, hnn "r ssIEDS. Nh n paid f"r That o. he
:3.h - Srptrm - ] 50 Do td~ 50 q the ten -er.s.
18th cOr>-ut % Blnrry - D. NiLtId whs pad Bon
nv tie 4usOIn, au- frrm , dis AL fuily psia poads
fr his IA T Il % ndt'hm On. sHl 10 l. DIE
Ia t-54 l-sTrg h sti- i ettt IN El-cta vita oh
- his chihireI aud hears az 'AE who claim an ictsr-
est "a stil zen acre. IA. de- les 4 at tn. have eny
o. teI--. Siat-ver -here-n The pit or alleges that
JO<r,h Per i Al rmtk -Hg il cont rset ~iih 4 n
"a vs. A. uIYsSrItI+ IA 81 e. u 20 saw con
ret - il-ary Z Pc Ein< vho nov owns the sam -
-, 1-tt D prt,s thu 'oHaey he ord'fet TO make a
I a or aid t. 0cr 5 = stti ia.d- aud u he neglect
e. go 9. tha- sIti I-Ir, & p kis m * such de-f.
Al th,E ali q sttir - ere 4 gp-i asagG.-t he
rr,--.r.tsr '. . ~ "a d rplI, Sati i-i-nd- tt will
tIsE-r. t1-22idyo p ru,rS-A-D 'S6i. or in
i-ftpir T. TO ,st p aiutld aif take Jd-me7t a
a -. a, .- CT, al. 3. B RNHN SS&
u,1ls,I6 81 CUGrIs. Ar sforIId-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
HERIFF = SALE
~ Drxtet CliI ton
! In Trun5sn c,m
, Peas.

John q ~ ErIst . BarihoIomesI b virtue OF An
0rIrr . sale - e : fruH M curt Of LOu.moH Pleas
af Ttu --aIt Gu y Una. 10 me directed. l shall o
Tor : le It Ia lc Nuc-Io. It The door e the Count
horS- IT, W.r'" e. -" ~.
Saturday tic 2Hd day Of February. 1861.
A. 10 .oAr ) &c .OIO~ ~ .sseriDvd
r-st rsite -itratr Ia N.tu.a township t4am"uil -
hi Z ut No y !. ssII tUS 4sfIp aud b uuded aud
hrsrti eli a. i"lioE>. Be TX a. the h0TtSeass cor
her ui.e ter. On Joansnip u lac lOt. ID the c. Btsr "
u Ia fth al a sUu b Crh e. TOau, thence west 1iOu[
ia L"T,h iHr OF SaIu tOErshiP 'oI3 rhatas AID 81
hHS Or q rolls theurr nOrsh pSraiei NJ h SAD nOtth
an. al ( tT rO4d Beans ard ia lLks ~ snoUt
- y Ito ICd-; Jnei 's cas- ptTai { U.In the hFst hns
J { alas abd 30 ma {. tie ,vn e. OF sara EOad; thence
: u IA along The SIM eEaihs la lfHks Ia IHe II &c
o ss.l anu 90 c sitsiT to acies Z ltRu- si-o the
TX ur~s s.d m,rhiHv.y &C upSs the sine APPTAis
81 Al 3 Bot 80 A G-LlAAN sheriff
Sf-.tL's t.dire n ? I'll.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

Th. Rer ]. q Inrr,hnm Hnis,on.l

The Rev. J.. FL. Ingraham. (Episcopal.)
of Holy Springs. Miss, accidently shot
himself on the 18th inst. a pist,l he car
ried. he having seen some person providing
arounl ~droprei f ON his poyk t upon the
floor OF his church. AMI going IF lodged the
al i his hip, inaicting a wound that it
is expe ted will prove fatal. Rev. Mr.. L
was author of the Prince Of the House of
Ovid. and other sensational religious
books. Before Mr.. J.. took orders he wrote
u number of ictiOns on the yellow cover"
order.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

Two million. five hundred and FORTY
hive thousand dollars Is certainly = snug
sum t. he distracted from the National
Treasury during a single administration
OF four years, even if it should MT be
sw"iien-as no Doubt it must be-ly fur
Their defalcations yet to he discovered.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
oALE

~ In pus ua.ce Of an "rier Of the PROBATE COur:
q TRIM al, . .nty. 6itO- | Shalt oder ~ pu1tic sale
on the pFemi< ; on the l~,h lay q January. i-6l- Al
two o clock 2. VI tue undivided hal Of the late hcm=
re4ifa m OF GlstASus MISC 4 c Sta IT. ia Hog
saHd; gOIrty AM SEA = af.r-std. containing seventy
lscIrs md % e sold su1i- u the dOSer { te 81
N Edls Vi said ieee'irut
JOHN RsTLIFE. Guardian
r1al ?. I-6t Of ROBERC NJ ILSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Florida For Secession.

CHARLESTON. Dec %.
Advicos from jacksonville. Florida. da-
tel 9th instant. show that fnur-ifths of
the delegates. elected to the State Conven-
uun will 60 for immediate secession.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
HOMES SEWING MACHINES

IL nav be ser az Nrs. Hesser's Milliner Rooms
over hecOmbs & smiths store. Warren. o These
Machines were awarded the preference over FinkleG
Lyons s-Eing Machines aud IL others present az the
last frrmbua Co Agricultural Fair And they have "a
ken this d st premium WhereVer they have been pre-
sented- IfyOu wish to get The best g-t Hows's- Al
20 may be cen at tas SANE place Rogers sewing "a
cnFues. fDec. 20, 10
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
rOvEDALE NURSERIES. CLEvE-

LAND o. lam Offering tsths naelies laFxean
we'll greWn stock Of Fruit Trees, GrsPe-gines. mall
fruits. ornamental trees. shrsbB. roses ashI Is. Gc.
&C embracing all the lealslg and EeT varieties %
Desirable kinds HaViDg . good clayey sell fOs ny
Applr and Pear aud a sandy liam for ms Reach and
Cherry trees It insures 9heaiIhy growth sat alwaya
found elsewhere kDNARD TAYLOR.
Dec. ~, 80. All PropristsE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
The ohia Farmer

The annual Prospectus of this old and
excellent Weekly Family NelrspoJer ar
pears in another column Its large circu-
ssai0a add vide influence are vel deserv-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
ADY,o GUIDE 40 PERFECT

- BEAUTy-Beirg 4 r~ourletr ana y'is and c ass
idsat on. OF the eiemeTts, usIure- : an ard eau.r~,
aaA,omy. I-.-ets aud elects o. hesu y IN woman Just
pu-lshe - md rse'dAs ADAMS bo0Asr0kE.
Prra al 5
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
The STATE OF OHIO TrumbuIl

j CO1RY- PROBATE Jourt
The following settlements Of ExeCutOrs, AdniniB-
tratO~s and Guardian. having bern Med in this OmEe.
il 10 or cred that they Dc advertised agreSasly to Law.
and th.t they remain on file for ms ,eetiOn and excep-
l ons un,iI the 18Th d4y OF January. 1861. when the
same vii BE- examined and ordered 70 Record IL No
exceptions al pear therrto- to Stt;
Jeb5 T Harvey. dec faaI settlement Of exec utter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

"A. HE SLAVE SAUGGi Err Thrr-
I hun4r dmo-- Of h sinr-re-ting 'ook. in = r ci
AZ Aiam>' Book tore sold wbOiessle and retail
GENTS WANTED q i the NJ :
sseres in Svria pr 81 e-n-s. Ii zeal Il scouht
10 agents ,aIge qut'td 5 OF This hook as we'll IS the
- n ; I.sI ABaas' b. KsrORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
To tie Leather Trade.

Icy WIN -,
o,s,.l a stor. on Franklin street TOR the sale
~ 90 - -hne Stock. and is receiving dsiis
Adj, IONS 10 tn stock nov on had. consisting "a
p1r of Sole Leather Upper Leather. hlis. Freneh
"a American Calf skins. Bibdinss' rat
eut C.If Marcos and tsSis q all kinds.
Warren. Ohio Nay 10. l5oo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
CHERIFF'S SALE
- David Tod In Court Of Com fisAs

Samuel Drake. ct all
Nv vIrt1e Of an ordrr Of saie issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of TruEs1ll County. 0hioi 10 me
d-rsef-i. 1 lave levied uaOn, and shztI otter for Sale
AZ punIie Austiou. at the door OF the Court house In
" arre~. N said Cnant on
Saturday the 18th day Of JanuGry, 1861
a. one O'Clock. 2. N. Of saii Gay. the tOhoslng de-
ser,h,l real Estate siniate in Hog1And. In ssid c0un-
". AMI is kncwb by bring part OF lot No u. and il
kno~H and parsic1Arh described in Two deeds to the
said Samu = Drake, the INST being thedeed Of DAVID
Drass ana Nancy Drake his wife. recorded In Trum
Lu 4 ccusIy records, Book sixty-ntHe (ss) pages if5-
and IIs, the second roe BdSArd DrSse aud Hannah
D-ake recorded in said records' book seven y t7oN
ages $50 ana 81 10 which reference 10 here made
sar > more part enar description. cOntsiaing hIe
acres of Land mlrs or less Appraiser at
Terms cash. A.R LY IAN Sheriff,
Sherir,s nHce. Warren. Bee. 20. o..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
TRNPiKE NOTICE
WARREN u BRACEvILLE
ROAD COMPANY

NnT-T + h-rrhv giv.n 10 t . ; ocS
hoElsrs Il rhis e nps INV g. me t e tie t.re OF
; r.Eytk 10 ~ W. = nd ? a~h.ek = ". an
-nity.J " =. 80 49, the pu - of ectRy
y - f.-ec Or 70 srv- ter b eRsuin. war -
&c - "a HtK ~ AU~T n. PRS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
I kGAL NOTICE

Il Albeit q Hi.sinsl Tie Stare sf Ohio. Trrn-
v bsE Co. in the Court OF
g. II Taylor q CnS Common Pleas.
Tn eefsnasDis e II Ia ior 4 Co. whose iDsiVids
uaI nauesa eaek own 10 pAintTnS vii take notiee
thst ~ h q day Il December. iSeu. the plsinuns
Vim II Abbott and q L II gsins. fief their petition
in said COurt prS; ing Judgment s-Sin 90 said dsf-Ld-
ants fr The sum ~ ssyeu hurdrsd n!nety-sx 5-I05
d-l;Sfs sit iHlerest f-oz lst D-ceurpsT. fa60. upon ..
mercantile book &C ount ior meTchNndise sold and
deli versd 10 defendants through their scent Odsii
". si OF Whien Sccou { a fnil copy 70 given in said,
petition. Tn e:endAnts will appear aud answer BY
thu 25d dA, - February. I-6i, or jud gnent uiiIbe u
zen against thsm ydefsEtt
cox. RI LIEF & sPEAR.
LDee 96. 60, 90 AtIys fer plaintiffs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
SALE

SHEktFFS SALE
Adm's ofIos -hY WoleOtl In Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas Of TrnmhuiE
EIeauer Harm = al } ro1ntz.
By virtue Of IN Order of Sale issued from the Court
o. Common Pl-as Of rruTnhulI County Ohio. to me di
reeted and reliv, red. L shall ODER for sale At Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
ssid ecu stv.ah 1E
Saturday, the 26th day Of jan, 1851
a. me a'civek p u. VI said day, th- following des-
erihed real e~tare: Situate in the township Of Greene.
in said coon v. and the EAST part Of lot No. 81, and
bounded on tn north east and south by the ios lines
Of OF No. - and Oh the west BY land decided TO viii
ltart Robe rts. by Frederick kansrsans contSintn= SeV-
eutv-seVen 81 100 acr, les forts tEc rods Of ground
for school hou se lot in District No 2 in said township
and . acres wlishi is ne rot on VII eh the steam sarT
mil nos stands leaving To ne sold 3 81 100 acres.
nose or less. APPrais7d at seven hundred sD4 sew
sbty-ive dOiltrS
Also 4 acr~s in the northeast Garner Of lot No %,
Including a steam saw mill situated on the same and
bounded As fOItows: Commencing a. the south east
caruer Of said school hUus- lot. thence soCeA = roSs-
thence vest 2H rods thence n0rh &rodS~thenee east
GO ross tn the PLACE OF beeinnff 2 Appraised a.
s-5s co T-rns Cash 4 y LYMAN. Sheriff
Shirts Chcs Warren Dec 20, 60 5w-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
National ~.snranksman ~

Under the above head. the New York
Tribune posts the hooks of .'~stealinus'
from the Feleral Treasury under old
PouItlce's' administration thus:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
'STATE OF OHIO Trumbu'l Cum,
Pettinn for Dirorce.

III WtOW
Petite Tor Divorce
John Wood
The D-ft WhO IS a nonresident oftAs Stare ofOhio,
Is no.ih a ,haf on the sOfh dty OF Zee 1soO TIE Pc
ii ioH-r filed in the clerks once - the Coart u Com
uaa PIe1s within nd for the County 81 TrumhuII aad
s are - Ohio. ask iBE a decree Tor divorce against
him. cal= e alleged inprisORmeni 10 the Penite3tiary
Of the state Of PsnnsvfVsr ia on a charge Of passing
cRDnterfsit money. Sail Petition will ~ heard A.
tn newt tern Of said Court cnDmee cling March 4,h.
A.. ID T-6t FUERISr & BURSErT.
ines 60 Attys for PTGi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

I EGAL NOTICE.

u Martha Austin, kxecuui1l The State Of ohIo-
o. 6eo. Aass.n. dee TrE1hulf County >
" In PrOsage Court.
Tssac austin. James AuStin.(
Weseoft Austin. WishtHgtOnT 4
u in. Many Beiden. a.. g Petition to complete,
R-idea. Wm 4 Au in Mar Real coHlrset-
ia N Un. Sally ANA Aus in,l
Hiram 3 Suslin. RsmSOn Aus
tin 4ar. Z Austin. Calvin II
Auslu and NzIly Austin The above named
dsfer da-ts xilI h-rehy take notice that a Petition has
been hi.d in said Court ~ tn Bxeeatrix % Sale Geo
iu>tin sc tie O. j q and prayer o. which is to 81
tan an nrser 10 complete > Real Contract nsds y
sand Gec-irnt L. his life tine with GEORGE Se4rl-tt-
Said -eFtion vii re hrsrd on the lSEh day Of JsnuA-
AZ. ;. D Ie5i. al 10 o'clock A. VI
M~AKTHAAUSTIN Exeentrix
Pee 26. sci OF GEa- AUsTIH, ICED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
WARREN PACK ARD
isAgent for The Sale Of
REFINED MECCA Gil
AND
Can't I'd Coal Gil.
THE MASSACRES IN SYRIA: A

SICK on H. nd ~ al times abd
De ier- sunnii-d At VI n :fArturers prices
Warren Jan = I'll
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

Blu .hanan is now generally designated in
Washington as "0ld Poultiee."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
-,g-ITJO\ FOX DIVORCE

E.z-rs,h Niuer In the Fourt o. Common
VI p -as. Trt mrGI County
G-orga Niler , thio-
s,it .f-,da I u hereby rut 6va that The pizit til
',,S A ID IN said Court h-r Petit on T. a divorce and
TO- III. us,o y Of th-Ir infant chill. aud l. be Test'r
II .. nor m adm n tme- Causes. hEitnal dsunA-"-
,.-sf.T thr-e y-ars N grosS neglect Of duty. sail
.s-i-on 80 - hra'. t he rex tim ~ sail Court
i.ec 80 81. 6F ? &U H. HLrSuiNs-
lfs Attys
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dsnnison winiAms&Co.l 10 TsanhsiI SsnzoA
vs. Pleas.

BIZ virtue sf a. order Of sale issued from the Court.
: Of Com Pleas OF Frumbuli C. Obi0tO me directed and
del v-red have egied upon and shall ofsr for sale
a. public suetion 81 the donr oftae Csrrt house In
W,rrrn- n said COZ. y n =
Saturday tie 26h dag ofJanuary. 1861.
at . o-eiaea. ?. " o. Sal dav tae foilowtng descrihe4
raj . tat. siu1r E ia he sSAship Of Greene in Trun~
tuit county. and i a part OF lot NO = In szfd Town
shin OF Greeae. AMI is houn led IS follows: Commence
i'm a. ths nsrth west c. r1er o land owned by Lccien
Rice 81 ast mr. and running aio4 : the nortf ana soulh-
renter reai 4 Grerne. north vest - IS chains 70
a slaze; thence east 5i.41 Chains to = stake and Ejk
mes Tree: . enc south % g. chains TO an old stake.
thence west 81 40 chains to the place % beginning.
continuing within these boundaries as surveyed BY J.
X Birnham. MAY I3- tS3. % and $40 asres 81 land.
appraised ut seventeen hSndFed and seventy ave
(SIs5,0 Ol dollars Terms cash A B. LYMAN, Sher.
sheridts 0aee, Warren, Dec. &c, So
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
SHERjFF's SALE

~ william r Reeves In Court Of Com PleAk
IS Trambull coaniy.
Isaac u k-r fetal
Bv win, Of an order Of Sab Issued from he cosss
Of Crmnoo Pleas OF Trumbuu County. ohio I hsvs
levied upaB and shall otter for safe a. public kaetion
at the do II Of the cOa.t House in Warren, IN said
Countv. On
Saturday the 26M day of IAN. 1861.
A. sn-seo sk P " 81 d. the toTfowinE d-serib.
"a raj estate situate in Esst Warren. ia the township
Of HnwIsad IN said county OF rrumhSll. snd Known
A. Ut No one ant tive as Eillbe sen by reference
to = snap an survey OF town plat laid aut for C.. c.
SEW aud Lgman Potter ~ kdSin hehn- veil. Sur
yev.r. re rded in Trunhull comfy record Book "a
pages 80. % AMI tsi rad i0ta 10 one aad tED be
ing asout l3B feet bong ami 30 Get Eite each, viii an
allies about 4 ~ 20 f=es in tn es0 u sdi lsts. Ap g
praised At 8 .OD.0p. A q LYMAN, Sheriff,
SheriH's UGee. WarrsG. D-a- u. 30 or
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Gla7ces at Mecca.

Another We, k has gone ly adding to the
list of successful wells. whilst one hundred
aud three steam pumps ply their suction.
searching. stroke. Ia develop the mysteries
of the olea-inous flow. Anon and the
steady strike of the piston bears up. with
it u rich yield Of the illuminator. and
crowds wend their way to the new we'll"
Il. W. Grover & Co, of Madison. Lake
Go. O.. on Cowdery farm. played up and
down up and down at l2:55 z. NJ. Dec
Il. at LILO the stroke was steady. in ff-
teen mintcs the flow If oil and water was
gnOd. at two e'clo,k they had Il barrel.
whilst the eager eyes of look RS On evinced
the great truth which the purip wis de.
volnping. te wit. a twenty barrel well. the
gauge showed it to lie su:h after twenty
four hours plying; its volume is not as
great as some, but the water is richer
Powers Corners is a half Il mile West Of the
center Of Niece. along the north and south
road for Il mile and three quarters within
forty reds rast or west. lie nineteen TWEEN
tieths Of the wells, a mile or ~ to the east
with a gradual grade of eighty feet to If
flows the sluggish waters of Musquito Cre,k
it heads some nine miles north and mean-
jering nearly south empties into the MahO-
ming at Nj e.. fourteen miles from Mecca
At its mouth AMI alOng the MahOuimg for
some seven miles. rises the smoke of a duz-
ell furnaces and two large I;olimg Mills and
attendant nail factories. here the Country
S hilly mot mountaiuOuS) and Astounding
in Mineral and Bituminous wealth. Brier
Hill. Mineral Ridge aud Crawford & Muir
rays great Coal Ban Ks pour forth daily Il
Thousand tuns of good coal. which finds an
outlet by the Cleveland and Mahoning road,
as also via the Cross Cut Canal.
Warren lies as it were. midway these
great prints. possessing active enterprise
and natural inland commercial faciiitizz.-
She pushes forward with her VI t mcrcan-
tile canital To draw to hersslf the trade of
adjoining and distant counties-sclls - dis
cheap aud keeps large 10 k and extensive
varieties.
\ visit to Wells with steam pumps fills
our note book as follows:
IN c,urDrpv r.p,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
flu A0Dsltistmsnts
aSna. ADVERTISEMENTS must hr paid tcI
Hlrn iIa ndFd ia

EEiS old nd 49, - ali e W l.
] ! p.p-r oi' commence It t nth 'r' in = ua'
~ Il is pm
The Farmers Family Paper.
The We. IoT> n. u.e - 'oiH;
1t -. Inns gar 81 Sc wi'h U'se-.-n."'s
t.d CRU ~ mtt'r. u,rED r. ~ gSL H'rEN o
ga Lcnssn.F .u- VENr ~ or
C,,uV IL IfS Ut - tuiari "a 49, - , toN:
hr- Va une of 'oeHs
one 4 UNI /. D1U-- - Fc"r"my-
o. Vlinmr 81 H,n, eh ID t"r4esi
o % W uut- q. = hons
gte lum- o. Suad ZEAL 3.
To W IN : on = i ture,
TEY v. uu..s n o er,.
TLr ( NU- me - tcN
FOar IL" On Fem 2 ~ q r n n q urFallV.
On Erum-rn uIur'"u. L. C g.
e. ~ am a. bra- nj (
Tau Y ,iunss { Iisc-itu -ous Water
7RF tDsP T. vu n T RNTN 'iTHf
p r.. num o > a. (tIIn . nj ella - use I O.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07
RIovd,, Attack on Roscucrauz

NASHVILLE, KY, Nov "A gentleman of
this city from Gauley b. dge ,on Saturday even
ing, reports that Floyd had cut a road around
the Hill where Rosencranz was encamped and
was Smelling his camp. Rosencranz was return
ing the fire and had silenced two batteries. He
has also sent detachment up the road. He had
Floyd completely surrounded. No Federals
had been killed when the gentleman left
CINCINNAT1.-Nov. 4.-The Commercial has
advices from Gen. Rosencranz's headquarters
up to Saturday evening. On Friday morning
at 8 o'clock, the enemy opened fire with two
guns from guns opposite the Gauley Ferry and
Camp Tompkins, and kept up a noisy firing of
musketry. The object was evidently to cut off
the supply trains They succeeded in the ferry
boat on the Gauley, and threw about forty
shells into the camp of the 11th Ohio. Not one
of our men was killed and only about half
dozen wounded. The ma ority of shells thrown
by the enemy did not explode, and the musket-
ry was wild and irregular. The ferry boat
which had been sunk by the enemy's shot on
Friday was raised that night and communion
ton restored. There was no firing on SaturG av
on either side. The position of the forces on
Saturday evening was as follows: The rebels
were in possession of the left or west bank of
New River Gen. Schenck' s brigade was few
miles above the junction of Gauley and New
rivers, on the east bank of New river. Gen.
quarters were near the junction of the rivers, land
between them. Gen. Benham was below the
junction and on the right bank of the Gauley
River. Floyd's force is believed to be about
1000 men, 1t was believed in camp that Gems
Schenck's and Benham's brigades would be
thrown across the river above and below Floyd,
and catch him.
The loss of telegraphic communication was &C.
casioned by. the alarm of the operator, who when
the firing opened, sent hasty despatch to
Clarksburg, announcing battle, and then com
nlenceG to move his office up the Gauley. He
was two or three miles up the river when he
was overtaken by orders from Gen. Rosencranz
TO return, and while returning, his wagon was
driven over precipice and the apparatus de-
stroyed. Floyd's demonstrations were rather
agreeable to Rosencranz's army than otherwise.
Rosencranz was certain he could hold his own
and expected to bag his assaiants.
LATER-REPoRTED DEFEAT OF FLOYD
The following dispatch was bulletined at the
fremont House last evening:
CINCINNATI, Nov. A. 1861.
The following dispatch was received last
evening at the Office of The Cincinnati Times.
Gen. Rosencranz was attacked by the rebels
under Gen. Floyd, on Monday. The rebels were
repulsod Gen. Bonham then crossed the Gau.
ley with five regiments, succeeded in getting
on the rear of the rebels, and routed them with
ieaVy loss.