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SHERIFF's SALE.
George b. Smith, P'0, vs.. William h, Trucslal,

George b. Smith, pl,0, vs.. William n, TrucSlal,
ami others, dcicn'is.
ly virtue Of m order of sale issued in the nhay,
clsc 10y the clerk OF the court NJ common pleas O,
Wood county, Ohio, aud 10 me dir2ctcd and deliver
ct, will offer FOR sale n public vonluc at the door
oI the court house, in the towuof Perry SLurg Wood
county, Ohio, on.
Saturday, AUGUST 3lst, 1861.
between the hours ui 10 A, m. and u, IN. or thai
day, the following lands anl tcncments to-wit
Commencing six rods and three feet south of IA,
northwest corner ~ The ocNthcaSt OF sect on No
~ township No. north uf range No. II east, il
Wood county, Ohio; thence running east l3 rnls
thence south rod, arl feet thence west 3 rodS
the north rods anl feet 10 the place oC beginning
Appraised at Sl63333. q. l.. GUYER, sheriff
popGE \ TNLrH, attys.
Aug, |, 1861 -lIWiS3 Qq.
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Waterbury, plaintiff vs., Leonard Snyder, de,
tendaut
by virtue ot an orlcr Of sale issued in the abav,
case 10y the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, and To me directed AMI dpliy.
orua, ! will oi3r Cor sale AT public vcnduc NJ thr
door of the Court House in pcrrySburg, Mood
county, Ohio,
On saturday, August 3lSt, 1851,
between the hours at 10 a. m, aud u. M of that
day, the following described LANDS and tpnempn,s
towit' The north half Of the northwest l., of see
llon number 80, township No. 8, north Of range No
- east, IN Wood county Ohio, Appraised al 200.
DOpGR Tyler, attvs.
Aug. /, lS6l-i3wjS3 Is.
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JAMES MURRAY. atty.
Aug. l. 1881 l3Wjt3 iS
SALE.

Bates Miller, admr vs.. James A. SpnnGrd.
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk of the court of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio AMI u me drcctndand deliver
cd, will llcr for sale At public ycnduc at the door
of Che court house in pcrrysburg, Wood county
Ohio ou
Saturday August 3lst. lS6l
between the hours ut 10 O'Clock u. m. and ~ m. oi
said day. the following lands and tcnomcnts to wit
The undivided - of iu-ot number 7Q2, in the town
4 PerYsburg, Wood county, Ohio, with the i'm
provvmuuts thereon. g. T.. ct \ Err, sheriff
JAMES MvRRAY, atty.
AmE. !. 1871 l1MIS3 l3
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SlNERlEE sALEs. &c.
sHERlFFs SALE.

- HhNFFTS NATE.
Charles Steward, plaintiff vs.. Michcal Kici;r @
~, defendant.
Ry virtue Of an order Of sale to mo directed an
delivered from the court Of common pleas OF Wu1d
county. Ohio, IN the above ctu'c, ] shall ollr foi
sale NJ The dnrr of thl court hUuse IN pouysbug, il
sail county, on
Saturday September Z, 1901
hctwcon the hours uf M. and y. m. " sai liy
hr following raj cstat', t,wiG tn south y NJ Ia,
southwest ( Vt section e. IN township north o
r5urr east, 50 acres. also The northwest a "a
section 2j, same township ani range, 100 acrcs ul
81 The East hdf0r th' northeast u OF section 2S
SAM tJwnlhip anl range 80 acrel.
q, y. GUYER Sheriff.
:. lrrreUsDS. atty.
AUGUST H. 1881 II lV5F3 -
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MISCELLANEOUS. Gus.
HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Benevolent Institution established by specia
endowment for The rclitr Of the sick and DISTRESSED
afflicted with Nirulcnt and Epidemic diseases, ant
especially for the cure Of diseases OF the Sexual Or
gaus.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon to all who apply by letter, with description
Of their condition. frrc occupation. habits Of iir
&c" nni ~ cases of cStrcmc poverty, Medicine,
furnished FREQ Of charge.
. valuable reports on Spcrnaorrhtrl, and othcl
diseases oi the SeSunl Organs, and on the new rem
cdos employed IN the Di.pcnsary. sent TO the aflct
cd in sealed letter ENVELOPES, free of charge Two
OF twcc stamps for postage will hruccrutnhlc.
AdircM DR.. J. SEIl,htN HOUGUTON. Acting
surgeon Howard Association, M. 2 south Pth street
Phil tlclphin, Pe. lIv order of the Directors.
GEO. fAIRCiIIiD, Srcrrt,ry.
Jan. !, 81. EZRA D. D.llEATWELL, President.
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blood PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS.

DIR. ROBACk'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
when Dr. Rohack. The renowned Swedish Phy-
sician, introduced his Blood Purifier AMI Pills into
the Cnt.l States h. set forth IN plain terms their
curative properties. This was years ago The task
of Recommending them has since bcen taken out oi
his hands. Enlightened men, whose character for
sound judgment and philosophy gives their opinions
weight in the community, men who Observe r,nect
eide, are everywhere approving and urging the use
of these wonderful preparations. All who cunlidc
in the wisdom and honesty of this class, or who
choose To investigate for themselves are nav of one
min on this important subject.
The evidence in the possession Of DR.. Roback
which is at all times accessible to the public eslab-
lishcs the following:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved 10y analysis to
CONTAGN no MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DGsPEPSlA,
with uneTrinT certainly, and in u yery short time -
That after all other medicines have proved us.l IS
they relieve LIVER CoMrLAIST,
and restore the health and strength Of the sufferer.
That SICK FEMALES,
who have lan@uislci fer years in helpless weak
ness and desponicncy, recup'rate with u,most mira
cUOuS rapi ty under tieir inyigorating operation.
That all Sexual Disabilities are removed by their
cordial ndg2ntlr stimulating properties. That they
recruit SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however, they may have been trilcd with an
abused That their direct tendency is to lcngthen
life and render it enjoyable. That operating di-
recty upon the poison oidjs'asc in the blood, they
CAUSE soon TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system every taint Of Scrof
ula, whether hereditary Otherwise. That they
RECRUIT TIE nERlIITATED,
and that there is no disease Of the stomach OF
bowels, the liver, the nervous system, the glands
and nmac1ls,
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR
DISTRACTIONS or THE BLOOD
OR SECRETtGNS.
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9t5~A single shot from the American gun
at Fortress Monroe, striking AN iron frigate.
would make il reel as if it had received the
concentrated kick OF thrb'-three thousand
horses.
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IOIrCH LETTING,

Notice is hereby given that will resell all the
unfinished work oa ditcNes ., 3, G and Il, at the
several times and places as follows to-wit
Ditch No. sept. ~, 1881, at Milton Confer,
$40 a. " Wgsid,ld,
Sale at each place 10 commence al 10 ociock
m. Exception will be made in favor of d,lnouent
lobhers who will give satisfactory assurance 10 the
county commissioners that their respective Jobs
will be finished by stipulated time.
- ADpisoN SMIru, auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
August 10, lS6l-l6w5.
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6 UERIFF'S SALE.
- II RTE F'S 5 ALE.

Dolos L. Wells, plaintiG VS.. Austin Van Blar
cum ct al dclrnlants.
By virtue Of al order of sal. issued in the above
cause by the clerk Of the cour; of common pleas o
Wood county, Ohio, aud to m, directed and dcliv.
crcd, will olar for sall rt public vcnlur at the
door Of the court house in the town of Pcrrysburg
Wood county. Ohio, ON
Saturday August 3lst, 1861,
between the hous of 10 u'cork Il. m. and O'Clock
y. IN. of that day, thr following lln.ls anl tana-
m'niS, to-wit: The north-wcSt Of the souih-wcs
fractional = of section numb r ~. township nam
Der 1, north OF range number II east, in Wood Co.
Ohio containing IS 11-lO0 ceres Of land. Appras.
cd at 5000. G.. T.. GUNER Sheriff.
NOnuE & TYLER, nttyS.
Aug. |, lSil-l3wj$3 G5.
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SmERIF.F'S ALE g.

>
LoumS Nym-n ct al w. Cyrcnus Gonhcll ct nl
liv virtue of IN order of sll, issued in the above
cause 10y the clerk Of the court or common pleas oi
Wood county, Ohio and to m, directed and de-
lvcred will oIlr for sdlc at Public Vcnduc At the
door of the court house in the town of PUrrysburg
Wood county. Ohio on
Saturday August 3lst, 1851,
between the hours or 10 o'clock u. m. and O'Clock
p. m. of that day the following described lands and
tcncm'uts, to-wit; Tho northeast Of section nun
her ~, township number q, North OF range number
IL east in Wood county, Ohio, and the north l. of
the southeast Of same section, town and range.
G.. T.. GUlER, Sheriff.
JAMES NuRUAY. atty.
Aug. l. 1851 l3w5t3 Is
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,
Il bert B,ohc w.. n '1rv Dehll.
r. virtue Of un order uf sil 10 mr directed mn
lliylr'1 from the clurt Of common rlcns of Wood
cou1iy Ohm. in the above cause shall Offer Cor sale
1t the drlr of the court house in pertysbug, Wood
county, Ohio. on
Saturday September 7ih 1851,
h,twc0n iio hours pf I . M and y. M, " said day
The following described lands orl t'rom'uts, 'o-wit
Til, n,r,h-V's - Of tir southeast I, arl thn
south - or thr nprlh-c1s - Of section number T.
town nnmb'r j nsrlh Of range number cnst APP
paisrl ~ $3.50, a1l The west " the sout'-wc,l
Of section number %. town number north OF
range numJlr cast; appraised nj 5000.
q. l.. GUNER, Sheriff.
JANrs NrUp,f, ni'v.
August o. 1850 lW5t3 IS.
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CuuGRIpFS SALE.

Samuel Johnson, assignee, W.. William Prescott.
lIv virua of nm urloruf sale tD m, directed aud
delivered from th' court Of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio. in the above cause. shall oilrr for
S,r NJ the door Of the court house, in pcrrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, S,ptcmbrr 7th, 1861,
between the hours of ~ m anl . p. IN. Of snil day
the following described Ian l. nnl tcnrm,ntS, to-wt:
The south-Nrst ~ Of the southeast 4 of section
number q, town urmb'r north of range number I /
east: appraised at $1,000 G.. T.. GUNER.
JANEs MURRAY. atty. Sheriff.
August q. 1891 -ItwjS2 ~.
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I 1NITCH NOTICE.
DlTCH NOTICE.

HTTNH NOTIVE,
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
ied IN this office praying for the establishing and
constructing Of Il ditch beginning II; Portage river,
nj the place where Bull or Flakcrcrec cmptics into
the Portage near the north section line Of section
10; thence south in the channel of Full er FlakCr
creek through sections l0, 5 IL, 2t 2s. % 32 and
3} of town north rang, IL clSt also through sec
ton o the south line of said section, township 3
north range II east AMI there TO terminate. Also
an arm commencing in the bed of the above ditch,
dram or whtcr.course about the center of thcnurth-
east qulr,cr of Srcrn 81, At the place where "a
vine comes IN from thc sOutl-WcSt thence following
said rlNint IN i South-westtrly direction through
section 81 anl the south east of 81, town north.
range east, terminating at the township road be-
tween Bloom and Portage townships. Aud that
said petition will bc for hearing the 9TH day of Sep
tenlber next. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors OhiCc, Wood county, o.
Perry sburs, August oh, 1851 ljw4.
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EDEGU LAR PACKET. EN~,S
Perrysburg aud Toledo. sl.sNIsf

The Steamer "BELLE," L. G. Lock Master, will
make TWO trips day between Perry sbarg aud To-
90 during the season. The boat will leave Perrys-
burg at 8 O'Clock a, m, and o'clock p. m-Return
ING, VIII leave Toledo az II, a, m and $500 p. m.
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CouaT OF COMMON Pleas, WOOD co..

(0URT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO..
" ONO.
Laura II. Smith ct nj IS. Chls. w. Warren ct al
Cause of Eicctmrut.
Notice is hereby given Geo Walter Carey minor
heir al law of walter Carey, deed, residence in the
state Of Michigan unknown, that at the May torn
Of sAIl court, H. u. 1851, ut the suggestion of the
death Of said Walter Carey, iciuniin said cause
then therein pcnlng, it was ordered that the legal
representatives Of said Walter Carey, decd, b.
made parties defendants IN and notified of the ma
tlrc an plni'ncy Of sld cause; that unless said
Geo. Walter Carey come AMI answer in sail cpusc
nf Circm'nt pending aforesaid against him hv
the 29h of October. 1857 acccoriinc tn law at Oct
term Of sod court. 1861, plaintiff, shall have such
proceedings therein a, the Law requires, to take
judgment against him in said causc.
LAURA II. SMITH ct al
GEo. SrRuN, atty.
July 2lSt, 1861 12,,GSI 19
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.tnERlFF's SALE.

Samu, Johnsan, assignee, vs. Benjamin s. Ipl-
Epn, ut Al.
ny yirtr, Of d'r,etl orl,r or sale to M di-
rHrtl o"l Il livarrl rrnm th' court Of common
plolsof Wuoi county, Ohio ! sholl oG'r for sale
nj tn lo0r pf the court hous', IN Perry sburg, Wood
county, OAio. on
saturday Spiumhor IN, 1851.
h2tvorn thn hnpr3 Of i2 m. anl p. M or said dnv
ht lollowiuc dasrribol ln1s m tcncm'nls tn-wit:
The wosD ie ut len wos' y W the south-ca \ Of
section number -. town number D north, range
number 10. also thr wrst ~ of The clst = NJ the
np,th-wos, I or section number 3. town number I
north, r1nr' number 10 cast; upprii2 \ ~ $500.
Jas. NrgrNY.Nt'y. q. l.. GUYER,
August q. 1881 --ltv5f3 81. sheriff
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I EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE.
Hannah c. ostram, plaintiff VS.. Henry ]. Osram
drlunlint.
Wood County Ohio; Court Of Common Pleas; Peti-
ton for Divorce.
Tho defendant, II 'nry !. Osrnn. will take motto,
that the plaintiff. Hannah c. Oslram, ON tho 27iH
day Of July, 1851 fled in said court her petition
for divorce from him, and to h, restored to her
maiden name Of Porter, AMI fcr alimnnv. allriginc
for cause gross elect Of duty, an that said p,t-
tion will be for hearing at the October term of said
court. 1851. HANNAH c. OSTRAN.
By ). JEFFERSON, her atty.
July 81, 1861 I3W6S3 IS
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40 CONSUMPTIYES

TO CONSERVATIVES.
The subscriber will cheerrully send (iee Of
Charge to all who desire il, the copy of SIMPLE
REcIPE by which he was cured of that DIRE disease
Consumption.
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCHIr-
IS, or any lung affection, he sincerely hopes will
Try this Recipe, well satisfied if they do so they will
be more than satisfied with the result Thankful
for his own comrlete restoration, he is anxious to
place in the hands of every sufferer the means Of
cure. Those wishing the recipe with full directions,
6c., will call on or address
REV. WM. s. ALLEN,
7ml No. 66 John Street. New York
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DITCH NOTICE.

nlTCll NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
iled in This Office PRAYING Tor the establishing and
constructing OF \ diich beginning ten feet west of
north quarter post section :, turu north, range |
east thence south and parallel with the quarter
section line to intcrscCt Swail about 81 rods from
the south line "f slt section thence ,tuwn said
s"Ail to the middle branch of Portage river. And
that said petition will bc rur hearing IN the l,h
OF September next. ADDISON SMlTH,Aud
Auiitnr'S 0hirc, Wood county, O.
PcrTy-burc, August 9,h, lSil-ljwi.
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JOB WORK,
~ Eexecuted with neatness and diseatch al the
PerIysbuEg Journal 0fIios.
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GREATEST 1NprcEM@Nra IN THE rSirrn srArSs.

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9rErpsbuvg guuvIta|.
snme or fhc Esciected rIYnnns.


The National LYNN project has fallen
through for The present The Committee
acting as judges, deoming neither Of The
twelve hund~d msuus -rir;s' cxtmincl wor-
thy tue prize. have retired from their posi-
ton, and the country is obliged 10 run for a
time longer on the old uat.o4al ittcs. The
following are some OF the rejected ones:
pyu.w. IT,, or CAMBRIDGE.
Back in the years when Phlagstar tic Dinn, was
monarch
Over the sea-ribbcd land Of the icc-f,o,,l Morse
man;
Once ther, went forth young Ursa 70 gaze at IN
Ursa,thc noblcst of all Che viking, anil hcrsrm m
Musing he sat in his stirrups AMI Vowed the nor
Where the Aurora lapt stars in n north rolcrr
Wildly he startcd-for there in the heavens before
bin
Flu,tercd and flow the original s.ar-spsnglod
banner.
Two objections are in The way oc The oc-
ceptancc of this anthem 10y lho comm t'ocs
in the first place il is no. IN anthem al oll !;
secondly, it is gross plagiarism from an
old Sclavonic war-song Of the primcyal a5ce.
Next we quote from a
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
ny the nos. EDWARD B. or BOSTON.
Pondcrous proccdlcs. hurlcl hy h,avy hands,
Fell on our Libcrty's poor iu'nut head,
Ere sh, stadium had we'll lvlncol
On the great path that to hor grca nesa lod;
Her temples propyol was scattered
Yet thanks to saving Graz, oul Washington,
Her incubus was from her bosom hurled;
And rising like oul-lispoljug sun,
She took the oil with which her hair was cur'rl
To grease the club" arounl which revclvcs
the worl
This fine production is rather heavy for
an anthem and contains too much Of Bus-
ton to be considered strictly national TO
set such an "anthcm" tomusic would require
Wagner; and even were il really accom-
modatcd to a tune, it could only bo whi3tled
by the populucc
We now come to
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NATIONAL ANTHEM.

by JOHN GREESLEAF W.
Nv native land, thy purtiuir stock
Still fin it, roots firm blun in Plymouth Rock
And all thy sons unite in on' grand wish
To keep the virtues of preserved Fish,
prcsoryA ,, the deacon stern aud true,
Told on England what her sons should do,
Aud shonfT-ricy sWcryc from loyalty nnl right,
Then the whole Land were lost indeed in night.
The sectional bias of this "anthcm" rcn-
dors it unsuitable for use in Thai small mar
gin of the world situated outside of New
England. Hence the above must be rejected.
Here we have n very curious
NATIONAL ANTHEM
ny DR. OLIVER WENDELL -.
A diagnosis of our history proves
Our native land land its nntvc luvcs.
Its birth deed ohstetic without peer,
Its growth source Of won Ter TAR and near.
To love il moro, hohpll how foreign shnrcs
Sink into uothingucss beside It's stores,
Hyde Park ut best: though counted ultra ground
The "Boston Common" of Victoria s Land
The Committee must not ho blamed for
rejecting the above after reading thus far
for such an anthem could only bc sung 10y
college of surgeons or Beacon street
tea-party.
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From ne Conmercioi, Cncniad'i, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now De relieved.
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E(lTCu NOTICE.

peIrysburg, May 3D.,
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no paregoric or opiate Of any kind, il can be
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will be found an invaluable specific in all
cases Of infantile complaints Il Ohio State
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s0-See advertisement For sale by l. H.
Patterson, Agent, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
marl4ly.
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From the Ohio State Journal,l
Wool Carding and Spinning,

I BEG TO INFORM my friends and the p
l. IN general that have removed from Kinseys Fyble
to MARrINSvIILE FACTORY, where | nn prepare
to CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on the usua
terms actor
N. u. Wool boush, OF exchanged for Persian Cloth
Jeans or Stocking Yarn. JON LEACH.
35w
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THE GREEN RIVER BRIDGE.

MAINE PREPARING FOR THE WAR.-Re-
cruiting goes forward briskly in Maine, and
nine full regiments have already marched
for the war The Eleventh is nearly fall,
and volunteers are pouring into the Twelfth, i,
which is commanded BY Col Sheply, to be
attached TO Gen. Buffers division. Neal
Dow has also taken up the sword and com.
menced recruiting as Colonel Of the
Thirteenth. The cavalry regiment is nearly
full. 1t will consist oftwelve companies Of
one hundred men each, and is expected to
be entirely equipped h ready to take the field
in about three weeks. 1t is commanded by
Col, John Goddard, the leading lumberman
of Name.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-31
RERELs.
The HoosIER RAILROAD REGIMENT

=, HE iiUUsIEH KAILRoAD KEdTMENT =
The. fled appointments for the Indiana Rail-
road Regiment 1.-THE Fhy-sixth) have been
made as follows: Colonel, james NJ. Smith
Lieut.. Col. Silas VI. Avery; Major, Frank
B. Lord. These appointments give very
general satisfaction, a. all are well known
and popular railroad men, and will insure
the speedy formation of tho regiment. In.
diana will be the first State to have in the
field a thousand men who understand how
to lay track, repair a bridge or set loco
motive on its pins. Weregard the Hoosier
Railroad Regiment as ono calculated to re.
fleet more substantial credit upon the State
than any heretofore organized; and predict
that 1t will be made ready for the field with
all the promptness and expedition for which
rai!road men are 80 justly celebrated. =
[Cin. Gag. oath. /.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-31
A Wisconsin Regiment for Kentucky

Col. Starkweather yesterday morning read
an order from the Secretary Of War to the
First Regiment, ordering them to Louisville,
Kentucky, next week. The order was re.
ceived by the regiment with loud cheers =
Immediate arrangements will be made to
get the regiment in readiness to start
Milwaukee Sentinel, 10th.