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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

Coughs Coids, Bronchitis, asthma, Group, WhoT
ing Cough, Quiusy, and the well dangf
GUS diseases of the Throat Chest and Lung, preTsI
our changeable climate, at all of the year '
are fortunate enough to escape their baneful influence
How important then to have at hand certain antdOs
to all these complaints Experience proves that this
lists in Wistdrs BGism TO extent not found in snI
other remedy however severe the suffering, the sPPf
cation of this soothing healing and wonderful Balsan
once vanqushes the disease and restores the sufferer
wonted health.
Letter from Horace Coolidge. Esq. Of FfanEf"d
FRANKFORT, (Herkimer Co.. n. Y, Nov. !, l@
Messrs s. W. FOWLER & Co., Boston, .,I
In the fall of lS47 took cold, which "1ae
upou my lungs where it remained without relaxation
tried several kinds of medicine and consulted sewers
physicians, but received no benefit. The fall Of lss
found me completely pPostrated-eonfned to my >.
with the same cough accompanied with sever
pain in my side profuse sweats and restless nights
family and friends well myself, supposed my Hn
to die had come. At this crisis | sent for bous"
WiStdr's BGisdm of Wild Cherry and wonderful pE
late. before had used the first bottle my cough y.
greatly subsidized my night sweats had left me, my sg sg
tlte returned my pulse became regular slept soun''
and was soon able to he out and attend to business
then consulted an able physician in relation to the G
had pursued ana the medicine had taken he ao'i
me TO continne to the Balsam which did and V s,
myself well man and now, at an age exceeding Wy
years, enjoyed as good health as ever before. -.
Whe ever, during the last ten years, have ioun
individual suffering from cough, | have always rV s
mended the Basam, and, in numerous cases, ha's
II gratuitously to the suffering poor. In concIsr r
would say what have said a great many times pew
that the Balsam, with Gods blessing. saved my me- nr
HORACE COOLIDGE
AS Caution to Purchasers. The only genuine !"
fdr's BGlsGm has the p ,itfSn signature Of "Lp
and the printed one of the ProprietOrs on the w.
wrapper all other Is vile and worthless. -.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLER CO., Rosios, sh; snuh
sale by j. &. PATTON and DR.. II. c. PoRTsR. lows
A. PERKINS, Athens ]. r. Loya 4 Sous. BurnsDsoS,
ID. N. NEWTON, Honroeton d. d. PARKHuRsT,
LOCKWOOD BENEDICT. Alba GuERssFY M5lv1N Mpn,,s1N
Troy J. ". WoopBCRN 4 Co., Rome ; y y. nI.a,a .
Orwell: D. D. N. BAILEY, LeRsys'ille, and " -
everywhere.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

THE National Republican says that on Satur-
day in reply to Western Democrat who was
urging the duty of sending such reinforcements
to Fort Moultrie as would insure its safety,
Mr.. Buchanan replid, mo! cannot do IL. IF
| did, / should be assassinated right here in the
house"
Thus it will be seen the country has double
cause for wishing the reinforcement of Fort
Moultrie.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
CANTON, Dec. 1860.

The total vote of the State of South Caroli-
ma, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Mssissip-
pi, at the late election was not over 800 900,
They are the States that desire TO "secede, +"
Pennsylvania alone polled 4T6,Tl0 votes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
Sem advertisements.


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"A late Register Recorder and Clerk of the Orpb.r'
they settle and pay said accounts at the Record,
Office, at any time before during the first week Of Fh
ruary court. and such tf any may then remain mn
paid. will be placed in the hands Of persons for coll
tion. JAMES n WPpp
January 7, 1861.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20
Correspondence.
ANYWHERE. March 10th. 1860.

ANYWHERE, March 10Th, 1860.
Dear Times The spirit moves me this
fine morning, (ovcrhead) to scribble few
lines to yon, hoping for as pleasant a well
come as | once received
do not see as the state of the Union af-
fcctS Dame Nature much, for, true to her
tickle character, we are getting sprink-
ling Of all sorts Of weather, and anything
but sprinkling of mud. | should Judge
the old lady was believer in Hydropathy,
from tn. frequent applications of water and
snow to her frozen system. | hope we
shall soon reap the benefits Of the practice.
Among the numerous interesting arti-
cles in your last paper, l notice one by
your spicy friend Brick" Now I rather
like the way he gives the "shaky" profess
sors going over. Every church has them,
and am confident the course of religion
would be benefited by the sort of house
cleaning "Brick." mentions TIL r. are
Professors in our town, that seem to have
forgotten there is such commandment rs
the ninth, or that st. Paul ever gave his
brethren the charge contained in Collossious
81 chap, 9th verse. Any one who helps
to circulate wilful and malicious false
hood, against any innocent person is far
from being follower of the meek and low
ly Jesus. | would recommend Blanche
Brandon's "wde-awake' sketch, to the
pcrnsal of that class of people who look for
perfection in woman, and who are always
searching out the mote in our eyes, regard
less Of the bean. in their own | should
think they would consider our origin, and
not look for perfection in any one who had
particle Of man in their composition.
Your puzzle department is much liked,
and the Times will be welcomed more ca.
Z rly if possible by old and young Fear.
iul Of cncroaching on your valuable time,
will close with wishes for your prosperity
is. as, From KATY DID"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

TouGH SR RY-Tns Manitowoc Tribune
says: A young girl daughter Of Nr. Robin.
son in the town Of Franklin, who has been all
ing 70 r nearly twelve months past, and subject
to the most horrible spasms, was TIRE ated by DR..
Easton Of this village, on the 4th ult, threw
up five ugly looking reptiles, three Of which
are now in the Doctors possession. They
range from four to six inches in length, and
are as thick as a large walking stick. The
general appearance is thatof huge red. over.
grown leeches they were alive when fir I
thrown. but died soon afterwards. The girl
is rapidly recovering her health md strength
and has doubtless taken a new lease of exis.
tence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

LACROSSE DAILY ArPEAL.-We are in re-
ceipt Of Dr. ,Blakesle e's new paper and like i,
very much The Doctor is one of the best
editors in the North West and we are pleased
to chronicle his return TO the sanctum. To us
it looks as if three dailies in Lacrosse were
more than the people want, but at this distance
we cant tell "fOr sure"
Success to you, old friend.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

EEYNoLDsnrno, Franklin Co., ONO,
January 9, 1861.
uRNRr c. SPALpISo.
No. IS Cedar st., n. Y.
DsAR SIR: Enclosed find twenty-five cents, (sS }
for which send box NJ "Ccphalc Pills" send to nd.
dress Of Rev. VIM. c. Filler Key noldsburs, Franklin
Co Ohio.
Your Pills work like a charm--cure headache al
most isstanter. Truly Yours,
WM. G.. FILLER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20
SUERIFFS SALE.

NYOrICE il hereby given that on the gath day OF
~ Al ril A. ID 1884,, at ten O'Clock. NJ, at the
sheriff atce In Mcragor, Iowa. will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. the following described prop
erty taken on an execution issued out Of the nce OF
the Clerk Of the nj t,irt Court Of Clayton County
Iowa. in favor OF iIofman. Eenton g. Co against J
D Reed Zeruah Haywood and j. q zimmerman to
wit beginning at point Al ls chains south Of the
Of the VIC ali Of the south. ca
quarter of section township o. nor h. range west,
thence eat 1873 links thence north l94 links, therce
north AZ Ia, west lS2 links, thence south 3lG2
links to place OF beginning containing ~ 100 Of an
acre. situat ed near Springfield co nty OF CLAYTON and
state of iowa, to s.tsr said writ Of execution and
all accruing costs. KAUFMAN,
Sheriff of Clayton County.
Done by DoRR d 'Taxis, Deputy.
McGresor, March 8, lsel. marlSw2t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

eIy" ur"Puzzlc" article and Cores
pondence relative to puzzles is deferred.
Several other matters prepared for this pr.
per are laid over.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have been troubled with the head.
ache send for box, (Cephalic Ps) 80 that you ~
have them in case OF an attack.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

SENATORIAL COMMITTEES The Chairman.
ship of Committees in the U. S. Senate has
been fixed by Republican CHI ems ms follows -
Foreign Relations, Mr.. Sumner; Finance
Mr.. Fessenden, Commerce, Mr.. Chandler
Military Affairs, Mr. Wilson Naval Affairs,
NJ Hale Judiciary. Mr.. Trumhnll; Pos,
Office. Mr. Cnllamer; Public Lands. Mr.. Har
IAN Private Land Claims, Mr.. Harris ndar
Affairs, Mr.. olittle; Pensions, Mr.. Foster
Revolutionary Claims, Mr.. Clarke District O
Columbia, Mr.. Grimes Patents, Mr.. Sim
mons Public Buildings, Mr.. Foot Terrific
ries, Mr., Wade Senate Expenses; Mr.
Dixon Printing, Mr.. Anthony; Enrolled
Bills, Mr.. Bingham Engrossed Bills, Mr.
Raker
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20
clayton County s1ORI !!

Do you want Brown shectings Cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE !.
Do you want Bleached sheetinss Cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Stripes Figured Shifting. cb.an.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE I.
Do you want good Tickings cheap,
60 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want all Wool Canton Flannels che.p.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
Do you want Table Linen or Towc,inr cbear.
10 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE 1.
De you want nice Wooden Blankets cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Doyou want Counterpanes chcap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /,
Do You want Blanket shawls cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
Do you want all Wool DeIaius CHEAP,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
Do you want stylish Figured Delaines cbean.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE ,
Do you want good Ginghsms chcap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE I.
Do you want all kinds Of Prints cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
Do you want all kinds Of Dry Goods very- che.n.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want all sort. OF Yankee Notions cbeap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Mems aud Boys Roots cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Ladies Shoes or CATERS chem.
10 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE .
@ls Do you want Chdrens Shoe. chean
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE 1.
Do you want Mems aud Boys Hats and Cans chcap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /,
Do you want all kinds d Sugars cheap.
Il" to the CID Y7'ON COUNTY STOREY
Do You want good Black or Green Tea cheap.
Go to the CHA YTON COUNTY STORE |,
Do you want Prime Coffee cheap,
90 to the CLA YTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want syrups or Molasses che.p.
Go to the CZA Y7ON COUNTY STORE !.
Do You wait all kinds of Spices cheap,
90 TO the CLA YTON COUNTY STORE,
Do you want any kind Of Groceries cheap.
90 to the Ola YTON COUNTY S7'OREy
Do you want all kinds Of Wooden yvar. chan
Go 10 TIE CHI YTON COUNTY STORE,
.VeeC Stock or Goods.
j u st received
at the
CLAYTON COUNTY STORE I!
In Exchange ISloek, Public Square,
NC GregOr, /: x0eCN.
POWERS d. BABCOCK.
February Is, 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

TUE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SP.aL DIV as
.CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL VITO suFEgn IRON
H II a u a CH a.
sPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
A. these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. spAp-
mo, they .6ord unqu estionn bic proof or the eoi
eaey OF this truly scientific discovery.
MAsoSviLLE, CeSN., Feb. s, 1861.
tirm 50 ~H that want you to send me two do liars
worth more.
Part OF these are for the ncshhors, to whom gave
few out OF the fret box I got Of you.
Send the Pills BY mail, and ohge
iour ob't servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAyxnroRD, Pa, Feb. G. 1861.
q.
SIN: Wish you to send me more box Of your
Cerhalic Pills. have received great Of benefit from
MARY ANN sTolKHoUsE
SPRUCE cSE1x, lIux,lScI"S Co, Pay
January Is, 1851.
STA: You will please send two boxes Of your
Cephalic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours. sfsas -
JOHN Y. SlMOSS.
P.S. have used box Of your Pills, and and
them excellent.
BELL. vERS"s, ONO, Jan. Is, 1851.
IENrY Z. SrALpISG, Esq.
Please fini i"ci"sed twenty-five cs.t.. for which
send another box OF your Cephnlic Pills They
ar. truly the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct A .SrOVER. r. ".
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, 0.
EsyEaLY, Mass Dec. IL, 1861.
Iwi.h for some circulars or large show bills to
bring your Ccphalic Pills mere particularly before my
customers II you have any thing OF the kind, plea.e
One OF my customers, who Is subject to Sick
Headache. Casually lasting two days3 cured of
attack in one hour BY Pin. which sent her
W.B. WILKES.
EEYSoLDsnrro, Franklin Co., ONO,
January 3, 1861.
N.S
No. IS Cedar st., n. Y.
DsAR Sra: Enclosed find twenty-five cents, tss }
for which send box of "Ccphalic Pills" send to nd.
dress Of Rev. VIM G. Filler Rey noldsburs, Franklin
Your Pills work like charm cure headache al
most i.stanter. Truly Yours.
YPsILANrI, Mich, Jan. II, 1861.
SIN: Not long since sent I. you for box oi
and Coivcn.s', and received the same, aud they had
SO good an effect that ndurel ,end for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
Al Il. WHEELER,
ipsilanti, Mich.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
cephalie Pills accompli the o. jrct for which they
were made, viz: Cure OF headache III all its forms.
From the Erominer, Norjolu. Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, have been troubled with the head
ache. send for box, (Cephalic PiIls that you may
have them IN case OF an attack.
Fro,a the advertiser. Providence, Il. I.
The Csphalc Pills are said to be remarkably es.
ective remedy for the headache and Of tho very
hest fer that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
From the Western X. X. Gazette, Chicago, Ills
We heartily endorse xr. spaldng, and his unriv al
| led Csphslc Pills.
From the Kdnauha Pulley Star, Kanapha, Va
We ara that o. 'ons suffering with the he sd.
| ache, who try them, Wilt tick to them.
| From the Southern Path Finder, Nsu Orleans
Try them you that are afflicted and are sure
that your testimony be added to the already nu.
mer.ss list that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20
Concession !!

LII persons knowing thcm- elves indebted ia me,
~ will please call and iauid re the same imne.'i.
aeiy ss need the money for making purchases.
McGYsgcr, March 8, 1881. WN. II. BROWN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

"AMoSa THE FossILs THE Washington
correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald says
Mr. Seward does not hesitate to tell his
. friends that the Chicago platform is obsolete
that it has served the purpose for which it was
created. and is regarded as among the fossils
OF Fifty years ago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20

Grapes! GrNpeS!!
VTHIIE proprietors of Rock Lake Vineyard Nurseries,
L are now prepared to supply the citizens OF Nc
Oregon and vicinity with the largest and hest selected
lot of hardy nature Grape Roots that can be found
in the West consisting in part of the following varic
ties Northern Muscadinc, Concord. Hartford, Pro-
life Delaware, Diana, Rebccca, Marion Port, Sages
Mammoth. RurtoD's Early August, Mass. Early
Connecticut Blue. Isabella. Catswba, Clinton, Yer
mont. Also, Apple. Pear, Plum, and all the small
Fruits In varieties.
Orders will be received by S. N. LAMpsoN,
McGregor.
All Trees and Plants will be delivered at the Rail-
road free Of charge.
All Orders rent to Rock Lake Vineyard accompan-
led with cash, will receive prompt attention.
ISAAC ATWOOD,
j. Il. COOPER.
Lake Mills, Jefferson Co., Wis, March s, 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-20
Coercion !!

II MUST settle up ray Books and collect Notes due
II me IN very short time. Those who know them.
selves indebted to me, will save expense and tho NOR
t,nostion o. being snsd, by immediate attention to
thls SUBJECT meah every word 1t this.
4s0seoes, Feb. ~, lsSlv2 II. sTRousE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23

t1r MONROE CoUNTY.-The Spirit an
nounces that Capt. Williams and company
will be "of for the war; in few days =
Well drink success to you, Jere, and con-
fusion to your enemis,
The ladies of Woodsfeld presented a
splendid silk flag to each of their volunteer
companies.
Our esteemed friend, VIM. p, Richard
son, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney of Monroe
county, is raising company for three years
service. Mr.. Richardson has had consider
able experience in military matters, having
been all through the Mexican war. He will
make tip-top officer. Persons volunteer
for three years, upon receiving their dis
charge, get bounty Of $lO0, and land
warrant for 100 acres.
We notice that our whilom friend, James
Washburn, or "Washburn, of Monroe, "
as he was sometimes jestingly called, has
organized company in Woodsfeld for ac-
tive service. Capt. Washburn is one ofthe
very best men, in every respect, that we
have ever met; kind, sociable, agreeable,
and possessed Of those higher qualities Of
intelligence, quick perception, and sternness,
that are requisite in the soldier, he will make
our very beau ideal of a good soldier We
also notice that our friends, Charlie Jones,
Jno. d. Merryman, Simpson Holister, and
A. Z. Archbold are officers in Capt. Wash
burns company. These men are as gamey
as any that every went into the "tcnted
field" and if the men in the ranks are Of
the same material, the State of Ohio will
not have better or truer company in its
service. We tip our hat to Capt. Wash
burn and his company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23

H@-The following members Of our 81.
Clairsville ''Tigers' failed to pass the medi-
cal examination at Camp Anderson, and
have returned home: Isaac Billingsley,
Joseph Hewetson, Joseph Anderson, and
Henry Howard. The boys are "mad as
thunder" at being rejected by the Surgeon,
and swear they will try their luck in another
company. The chief cause of their sickness
(rheumatism) seems to have been from the
lack OF blankets the first and second nights
they were in camp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23
leaths


DUNGAN--At the residence Of his parents in Colerain
Township. the eth OF May, 1861, Josiah F.. OF
Benjamin T. and Sarah $ DUNCAN in the 2st year OF his
uge.
The deceased had been invalid for about eighteen
monthsften the victim OF extreme suffering, which he
bore with msekness and paence-almost without mur-
mur. lie leaves large circle Of friends and acquain-
tances TO lament his eary departure seat is left
cant by the 6resde OF home br iht link in the social
circle Is broken for aye His icess form has been laid
in the grave yet comforted in believing that his
spirit has taken its flight to OF the "many mnii-
sions" in the house OF Our Father "where the wicked
from troubling and the weary ut rest
There is a happier world than this,
And in that world OF fadeless Hiss
Where Joy hath never rung its 'knell,
His spirit evermore shall dwell
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23

Mrs. PRESIDENT LINCOLN was serenad-
ed at the Metropolitan, New York, on
Thursday evening, by the band of the
Empire City Regiment, Col. Sheenan COM
manding The band played the "Star,
Spangled Banner" "Hail to the Chief,'
'The Red, White and Blue" Hail Co.
lumbia," Yankee Doodle" ''The Last
Rose of Summer" and other popular selec.
tions. In acknowledgement of the compli-
ment of the serenade, Mrs. Lincoln appear.
ed at the window, dropped bouquet to the
band and bowed her thanks to the crowd
which cheered heartily in return.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY order Of the Probate Court in and for

Belmont county, Ohio.
THE UNDERSIGNED. as Adninis,ra ,o, {,
pursuance Of the order ol said Court, will
offer tor sale To the highest bidder, on the land or
IN the Town of Cenifevillc, adjoining tho ure,n.
lses, on FRIDAY, the 7th day OF JUNE, a. ID
1861. between the hours OF 2 O'Clock, ?. N ami
o'clock, NJ, OF said day. the following de,
cribed real estate, as The property Of Thona
Jackson, deceased, late Of said county.
Situate, lying and being IN Smith TOWNSHIP
Belmont county, Ohio. adjoining the 81 ID town
OF Centfeville, and described as follows, 10 wit
The said premises being known as the North end
Df the tract vi land Owne1 and Occupied by tl,s
late ThDm1s Jackson in his lifetime and itbe ino
Tie remainder Oi a certain quarter OF section oil
land granted aud conveyed by James Nor roe
PRESIDENT OF the United States Of America, to IN,
sad lhoinas jackson. by hIs letters pate bt dated
at Washington Cry on the 18th day Of August
A ID, lo2l, and recorded in volume a. pag,
20. and ~ SAID patent described rs the South.
west quarter OF Section 81 in township in
Range 4, IN the district OF land Of, red to- sale
Steubenyile, ONO, and the remainder OF SAID
quarter Ot section TO BE- offered for sale being the
Norm end, contains III acres. more or IS
One-thifd OF the purchase muney will DO re.
CURED IN hand, O.e. third in one year. tho re.
manning tiilfd m two years from the day Of sale
'he tw9 last payments being on intertst
" There or twenty five Or thirty acrcs Of good
timber ON the land.
.,... JOHN JACKSON,
Administrator Of Thomas Jackson, with the will
ehheAeu mnyY5t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23

here and the men have been made prisoners
Fifteen clerks were discharged from the
Sixth Auditor $ office, to-day, for refusing
to take the oath of allegiance. All the spies
now under arrest here are 10 be let off on
taking the oath TO support the Union.
IL is stated that two thousand Ohio troops
are to bo ordered here this week.
Gen. Butler left to-day for Fortress Mon
roe. The base Of operations is understood
TO be from here. III nt ~.