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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Cone OCCASIONALLY. Our citizens On III
border Of the Potomac in this county are vi.
frequently visited by the Federal tless!anS,-
Over one hundred of them crossed int" shci
herdstown on Tuesday afternoon last. but
they met with a warm reception from some d
the cavalry and others, their stay was brle!'-
Several Of them were shot by our i:en. la'!
were doubtless on Il forsging expedition, !
grub over their way is SCARCE thorht'"i'
E,fr Prrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
Federal Troops Surrounded.

\ letter received in this city yesterday, from
Lewisburg, Va, dated Sept. 10th, states that
Generals Floyd, Wise and Loring, had sue
ceedcd in bringing their forces together in such
a manner as TO surround the Federals, under
the command of Gen. Coz, near Gauley River
and a decisive battle was expected tn come of
on Tuesday the l7lh. We had TO means at
command Of asccrtaining the reliability of the
StaIemrnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

We learn from tho Nashville GhiOa ~
american that ut the warehouse Of the Qh'
tc, master General Of Tennessee, lh,y ha'
BEEN making up about 1000 garments =
day, and could manufacture 1000 SUITS II ne
cessary; that they had OH band abcn; I9.ve
pairs ofshoes, and 1000 or 8 200 blankets, a,
from 1000 to 5000 suits of c%!o,tn.s. nesIi'
a iaryc supply Of other articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
Peruvian Guano Trnde.

4 letter from Lima, Peru, dated A"G'
llth, says:
Commercially, since tn. onlmrncr~rH'
civil war in the United States, ali i%nletes'' q
pear paralyzed. There have few ll. any ID
ures in this country, but nearly all 'n'', r;
connected with foreign trade il suspended u
shipment Of euano is nearly ceased en'i'! ,
to the United States; and as the slave s''''s
the chief Consumers Of this article II i +"
probable that ther. will be any further '''''''
from that quarter for a long time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
Our Cause I'm MaryIand-the People All
Right.

One of the most intelligent, reliable and pa
lriotic Of Maryland's sons, in letter from the
Eastern Shore OF that State to his friea6sin
this city, under date Of the 9Th inst, says:
You were right in locating my sympathy.
Yea, my heart and all are with you and your
cause, and our reliance is upon your strong
arm for our delirerance from thraldom. | can
safely say that ninctecn.twenlieths Of our pee
plo-I mean the substantial citizcns-are with
you. There is no doubt where VIC would so,
if allowed to speak.
~ am obliged to be short and curt,
For fear somebody might be hurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Talking with the editor Of an evening jour-
nal, QuilIp inquired. whats the use OF your
second edition, coming AZ it does, so soon after
the regular issue Use" replied the candid
editor, Why, TO contradic; she telegraph des.
patches in the FIRST edition. Qailp caved in
contlneu,le, end confessed that he san it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

DiEp OF HIS lsJuKIEs-Mr. MoiTatt, oue of
the soldiers who was injured by the accident
on lie Tennessee railroad, nrar Abingdon, on
thu lst inst, died on Sunday night last
Mr.. MUfiatt vas II member Of the ASkew
Guards, from New Orleans, was 4 printer, and
had beer heretofore connected with the "Delta"
L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The Washington correspondent! 81 ="
Fork Herald" says that Mcclellan Va
missed Scott that they shall have no nl''s
Run affLirs on this side Of the Potc'"'
would modcslly suggest that JoIl','y"
Bvauregard may have a word to say a""".
before final judgment" Is given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

CouaIss,oNED.-Gustavus a. Wingfcld, OF
Liberty, Bedford county. Virginia, has been
commissioned by Governor Lutchcr Judge of
the Fourth C.rcnit. Judge Wlnsfeld vas
elected to supply the vacancy occasioned by
tho resignation Of Hon. George Fl. Gilmer,
who resigned his seat on the bench TO take
part in defence Of his country's tag. Judge
Wingheld is elected for the full term, holding
office for the ensuing eight years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The Washington Sunday "Ctf'nt' 4.
it comes to the conclusion. altcr i co., :,
~la.ion, that the Southern force aSa'iaoN ,,n.,,
attack upon Washington il n'"e'! w. FL;
men, and that one hundred uio''''ii' .m,,
United States troops are i'll and ID LIE
ate vicinity OF Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Done WElI-The Abingdon Democrat
learns thar all the wounded by the late acct
dent on The Tennessee road are doing we'll
several OF then, having sufficiently recovered
to 90 on TO join their regiment Those who
still remain, says the Democrat" will be pro.
perly cared for Ivy or citizens. until such time
as they 6ecu!ur CUncalrscent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
Flag of Truce.

The stearner Arrow, Captain "'d1' p'"'+ :,
cd to Old Point Monday mcrnlrg, u",e' " .
of truce, for the purpose ufcarrylns '''' :.
Captain, Mate and seven rnen brlonsha -
ship John Carver, which was ftctn1'!
Us a prize by the privatscr JEFF DAVIS Al"
forwards burned ut sea.
All tho crew OF tho Carver, extspIhE -"
mentioned above, have shipped IN 'fe W."
crate States service. -INOc(oR Udy Do''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The Cincinnati Enquirer" 81 ="
instant, says that the revenue oln's'
Lincoln government in tina c;'y nah g,.
posi,iy. instructions 10 drlain ali batEIII
travellers to any of the seeded Stare, ,i
tolore baggage has been searched, I% 49,
seized when found 10 contain co''
iicles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

PIEDMONT BA.GERr.-A splendid corps of
light artillery Consisting Of Two companles) to
be styled the Piedmont Battery, is nov being
formed in tho Piedmont counties, with every
IrosI oct If complete sncccss--a large number
ii University students, cadets, and other
young u,rG l,avit,g already enrolled their
Uau.cS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Ia The ranks Of the 'Bsyiard Guards" are
three youthful sons Of two ex-Presidents OF
the Republic Of Texas: one son of Sam Hous-
ton, and two sons of Arson Jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

An agent Of the Confederate States recently
pu chased $3.50, 900 worth Of provisions for
the army in Atlantis, to be paid for in treasury
oofes. S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Capt. Sol. P. Ross, tie daring Indian fight
er, of Texas, has gone to Missouri, with a line
mounted company of one hundred men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

FOETYCa,

From the Baton Rouge n,,,r
THE swRrSss OF TINE
Swiftly a,v, IL j, fal sias s s,ss5'
cT hiss q oFeaa-downward ever,
0' Keeg tb. Calm, uoFufasd way.
Time, IN evt' silent mo!'on'
EIn-S along o wing OF AIR
n esri,ity's dark ocean
Surying all its treasures there
e.oses h'ncn,, then quickly wither-
Cas.ks are bright, then fade and die!
Shapes 81 !;shs arc waited mther,
Then Ike visions hurry by.
Quick IS clouds at evening driven
De: the many.colored west,
Yeus are bcariag us to Heaven
Home Of happiness and rest!
Sr. JAxEs' REcroRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The Fort Smith "Tines" OF ihr .W
that five regiments Of troop rom !
ioin General McCu'loch in u &c" "a' ,
o regiment from Mississippi. Slid os
South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
Washington and vicinity.


The Front Royal (Va) Gazette publishes
the following interesting extract of letter re
ceiSed from u gentleman who is a member Of
the Wasrenton R fees:
UprvN House, Sept. 5, 1861.
DsAh SiA-Wo are quartered, as you may
iDler from ;nc heading, at the residence of the
Back Republican member of Congress from
thus dia;rict. Georgetown is distant four m lies,
Washington tive or six, Alexandria about the
same. Our position is a very fine one for the
lover Of > goud landscape. The country around
is beautifully rolling, afording many fine
buildlns sites, some Of which have been very
,asteiuliy improved. From Georgetown Heights
the c;emy send up every evening a balloon to
observe our movements, which, zen PEASANT"
lresaid = great humbug, since bivoucking as
We do instead OF tenting, we might have thou
sands Immediately under tho machine without
being observed. Its movements arc very slow,
es if taking notes by the wayside. The Cap
itol looms up with all its vast beautiful proper
tions-tco beautiful for its present degraded
ase. The steeplc st the Seminary seems to be
about ,hs highest object in the surrounding
landscape Very near it is visible their long
line q notifications called Fort ELLSWORTH
Fort Co.co.an, too, is in view. The Maryland
Heights bound the horizon in that direction.
Munson's Hill we took some two weeks ago,
also ~siAs,u's OF Chestnut Hill. The former is
on the Alexandria and Lecsburg Turnpike,
about six miles from the former place. Mason
lies between that Turnpike which IS called the
Middle Turnpike and the Little River Turn
pike leading to Fairfax Court House. Munson,
you will T~ecoliect is a vendor Of fruit trees
through our country. Mason is Captain Muir
ray Mason, late Of the United States Navy,
aoe old residence, end its coup dpeit admira.
ole, embracing, as it does, all the surrounding
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
WAR BONDS.
TIE PRE- MARKET IN NEW ORLEANS.

Tho free market was opened yesterday, and
1850 families Of volunteers derived from it their
provisions for the three following days. The
managers had not an easy task for they had to
distribute in the cours,: Of the mornings 30
barrels Of meal, 10 Of rice, 10 Of sugar, | Of
peas, o uf beet, ) Of beans and five Of molas
SEES 30 hams, 81 sacks Of sweet potatoes, 10
barrels Of o%riionS, . Of dried apples and
peaches, and ) Of llmnr baked into bread, be-
sides u great variety Of vegetables Il.
| Ficayune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

CJtNTERF Ell NOTES.
Counterfeit tivcs on tho Merchants Bank Of
L7nchburg, are in circulation. The spurious
notes may be known by q vignette represent
Ing six Presidents in the centre, with the
figure five in medallion at the upper right and
LETT hand corners, and a star in medallion at
each Of tue lower corners. The word Gve'
is printed in n semi.circle midway between
the ends Of the note, and near the lower edge.
Tie signature of R. C. Mitchell, Cashier, is
we'll executed, but that of c. r. Slaughter,
President, badly. The genuine notes IRE
wholly unlike the counterfeitcd ones.
The valuable Touring and cement mills be.
longing TO the Hen. a. Z. Boteler, situated on
The banks Of the Potomac, were burnt to the
ground on Sunday night, the 18th ult., by the
same gang Of thieves who stole HIM from his
bed Il few nights before.
A friend writing from Rnssel7ille, Tenn,
says: I'VE have IL, GOO troops at Knoxville,
in reserve for Kentucky. Brown.
lows flag pole was cut down last night,
and his neck was only saved through General
Zollicoffer's interference"
Judge Swan is spoken Of as q candidate for
Congress from III. Knoxville District in the
coming election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
4 PRE- MARKET At MOBILE.

We arc informed two prominent gentlemen
irom our sister city Of Mobile were over here
last week to see how our free market is work
ing. The result Of their observations will be
the establishment Of Il similar institution in
Mobile. Several Of our committee men were
even invited To 20 over to Mobile aud superin-
tend tnr them the organization Of this praise
worthy lrstituiion.-N. Q. PicnuRne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

4 NERIrBD COMPLIMENT.
In a recent issue Of the Literary Conpan-
ion, =" the Editress os that journal, Miss G. W.
Barber) pays the following merited compliment
to Mrs. Joseph L. Brown, Of Alabama.
There was once IL French queen, who sur
rounding herself by her maids Of honor,
wrought day alter day on delicate tapestry,
with which the churches in her realm were az.
forwards hung. 1t was thought 10 be an act of
great virtic IN her. the fact VAS registered
upon the page OF history, and she has been
held up 10 her sex IS "a shining example,
But she did not, d. the excellent wife Of our
Governor has done, set herself down to sew
Ga heavy wooden goods for soIdiers-she did
not throw aside the siiken robe and the golden
chain, and apply herself, day after day, with
UNMARRIED asslduity, over stiff fabrics which
make the shoulders and fingers alike ache.
Judge HUMPHREYS S. as we learn from the
Knoxville 'hegistrr," has appointed Hon.
Wm. II. Snced rs Receiver for East Tennessee,
urder the fifth section of the Legislative act.
He declined the Office, whereupon Col. Landon
Z. Haynes was appointed in his stead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

We hoist at our mast head to day, the name
Of two Of the most gifted sons Of the South
for election to the Presidency and Ficr-Prcsi
dency of the Southern Confederacy. We have
no idea Of any opposition to these gentlemen.
The manner in which they have so far conduct
ed the affairs Of the Southern Republic has
met with universal approvaL.-Raieigh State
Journal
4 GOOD IDEA.
We understand that some enterprising indi.
yidual intends to organize q military company,
to be composed entirely Of Captains" aud
"Lieutenants," for the especial accommodation
OF such 6raus fellows as will not join a rom
| pany unless they can get to be officers
| Ohar2e,toWa Free Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The Ashvills IN. C.) News" says that 4
fellow na.nel Virgins up in Yaucy county
WAS expressing his sympathy for Lincoln, ard
venting his treason in abuse OF the Southern
! Confcdrrscy, when Mrs. Medley Knocked Kim
| down with j chair and pu,nrnelcd him well,
and would, probably, have pou"ded his life OF.
Of him. had not some one interlered. The
News" thinks that company Of such women
would whip all tho tories in the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The papers from all parts Of this State re
present the cotton crops as being much injurtc
by the constant heavy rains Of the last si'
weeks. Like complaints comc from portion
Of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia, and
serious deficiency in the crop is unprecedented =
Ner Orleung Delta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

tam OF the Home cavalry Guard" was shot
by one Of hisfoldiers named Miller, on Sunday
last. The shot was al Intentional one, but We
have not learned the CAUSE for the commission
of the act Miller has been sent to Winchester
and placed 10 the hands of the civil authorities.
The extent of the wound, and The result Of
injury, cannot at present he known. The ball
entered the right shoulder and passed through.
-Uarkytonn Free Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Capt. Travis, who is now Inspector Of Arms
in Gen. Vests district, informs US that while
he WIS at Granada, a venerable old oakley,
Uncle Ned" gave to the Confedcracy two
bullet monlds that run thirty balls at a time.
valued at sixty dollsrs, a very fine shot gun
that carries twenty-five u ck-shots, and two
Queen Ammo muskets. Ned refused 10 take
any pay, but gave up his arms 'for the good
Oh Masss jeff Davis and de Sout."-T thsJmy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-24
N II A IT III . u r. /,
FOOT OF SOUTH WATER-ST.,

hNLY 50FEET FROM MTIlKHREATCENTkAL
~ DEpoTof Burlington, Qn ncy, Hannibal and
st. Jo, Iilinmarentfal, Lafayette and Indinnapo-
lis, M Mtchipsn-Gcntral Cairo aud nt. Louis, CincD-
natl Railroads.
This House ia now under the management Of
X. WHINE, well known as form Iroprietor Of the
Neil Hosse, Columbus, and Whine lious~, Cincin-
na IT, 9he, will br sustained In all RESPECTS
frgl ci aga hause, the low Of do lila and
Atty cents per day
Baggage takent and from the Depot free OF
Charge. feb5'6n-dtt]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-24
fwrLvI LIKE. os LIss AAr. sauA,

.3ut!ness Cards, not exceeding ak Ilnss, INSIDE
Is, otherwise 10.
sunuraI So.ices 81 90. Obituaries, according
space oceupicd.
S)isrisyeu advertisements half more than the
love rates.
and placed under the
"a Ut u spscial -.ollces,' losbit tht erd.acrg
fss.
| pscisl sotices in the Local Column 20centt
lias.
Advertisements ordered tho inside sxclu-
ely IN the Dsity, after the hrst two weeks
as NJ. ranrA than Lhs ahayefatas
III T.1 ssstrrzt serrrtIEfmrnfs must or Pa1r for
adsea.t. Ihts ruIe will not beyariedfrom
nhGn he adsoFtisei uses the Weekly alone
price Nil be ine same aa In & he Daily
Aers the Daily and Weekly are both used
p.s reat Wilt deducted from the aggre.
10 amount.
UIieT The present system, the advertiser
81 20 much for the space he occupies, Ihs
anxet hslts eanrgeably TOR the aemp position
XlY- fhis plan IL ao~ generally adopted
rcaaane Tor changes Wall be H. cents Del
uEre
-4- IN all eases where advertisement art
Ir--1r
ths T. ne contracted Ter, tAGs will hechsrged
IT or regular ratts for the time actual
IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-24
I = Y - 2 ! f. !
SEVEN YEARS.
L ing no
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

Have ma + Il household word throughout every
quarter ii the country.
nasr the auspices of this popular Irstitution
over THnKK HtS tSbREn 1HcusASu nosEs have lear ned
L appreciate bS bsa1t,fci works II art on their
walls, III choice literature on thnr tabies-the
great Der Il is derived ON becoming u subscriber
subscriptions arc now b ing rec iyed III d ratio
! unparnle led with that OF any previous year.
TEMRS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Ary person can become member by subscribing
s., for whi b sun they will receive
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inches, eEtit.ei
..raistait mastering nis Recruits
| 2l--ons COPY, year, Of that elegantly illus
/ trated Magazine,
| 1.-THE Cosmopolisan Art Journal"
| sd--Four admissions during the season, to the
"Gallery oi Paintings, 54s Broadway, N.Y."
/ In addition TO the above benefits there will be
| given TO uhscr bers, as gratutous premiums,
Over 500 Beautiful Works OF Art,
Comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parians,
outlines, ac I rming truly nasionai benefit
4 M. subscriptions received aNd forwarded by
J. "A. MASON, Dentist, Agent for keoAuk.
/ nov22J
| Dis.niMtson OF Gu-P.sr.ncsAhlp
TUE Partnership heretofore existing between
/ nrs. nj. VI Hicks AMI j. Ii. Andrew Is this day
/ dissolved by mutual consent.
/ Dr. IlicN continues lie practice OF Dentistry at
| the old sand
Al persons indebted to the firm requested to
| call and settle. M. W. HlGks.
| keokuk, Dec. -. 1860 IL. H.ANDhEWs.
dee2ltiW
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- B.W. III. TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-24

ROOTS AND SHOES.
g A. DUKE and ". II. BARRETT having
-. formed partnership in the Shoe business
would ask . share Of the public patronage and .
continuance oi tho old custom oil the house.
We have concluded that ia these hard times Ii 10
disgrace 70 w,rk, and 10th being practical work
men, wc will devote ourselves 70 the msIufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
homes. orkmanshii, 1T is eur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly On hard we'll select-
ed stock OF Eastern work, which Will he cold very
low. DUKE & DaRkETT.
0ct23d
TX HuD5. prime n u. NIGAh lpr. sale by
~ w. IL. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
iyll Il8 Mans
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
Letter from Fort Pickrns.

From letter. dated June 9th, 1861, re.
ccived by DR.. j u. Heckerinan Of this place,
from Dr.. Jas. F Weeds. Surgeon In the U
S. Army at Fort Piekens, we extract the fol.
lowing:
"The weather here Is intensely hot and in.
terferes very much with active operations.
as men cannot bear the heat and labor. Ii
seems 10 be the policy now Of the General
Government to bod possession Of the Fort
and santa Rosa Island until November end
then reinforce the troops, now here. with sew
eral thousand men and carry the Navy Yard
and the enemy's fortifcations by storm. We
can do but little with them ia cannonade.
We have one fort aud three batteries-Lin-
coin, Scott aud Cameron-while the enemy
have two fOrts-Baruuncas and McRae-and
seventccn batteries between McRae, which is
the most southwestern lortifcation, aud the
Navy Yard, which forms the north eastern
extremity OF a semicircle Of $50 degrees-nll
bearing upon Pickens ns upon a common 70
Gus
Beyond the Navy Yard, the line passes
westward and We do not know what works
they have there. We only know Of two bat
teries, both heavy works. All their fortifi.
cations seem to contain 10 inch columbiads
aud az pound rihed cannon. Small can lon
are useless being beyond their range.
Our present force is 6O0 regulars, with a
sick roll oi9O, and the N. Y. 9th volunteers,
Col VIM. Wilson, 200 men. The rebels are
supposed TO have 6000. With this disparity
Of position-with the weakest side OF the fort
to the enemy and their great excess Of both
men and guns, the chances are certainly a.
gainst us, If they attack us soon; but il would
lbe>a desperate struggle and would be attend.
co with an immense loss Of life. But we dc
mot expect anything Of that kind They are
extremely cautious and evidently fear an at
tack from US. There is great netiyity uDor
! b. tn sides. Five large steamers have arriy.
ed with stores in Eve days. We are sending
many OF them 10 lOrtugas. To day the llli
nois takes out % nineinoh Dahlgreen guns
. ten inch 0olumbiads aud four AZ pound ri
| fled cannon"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
NEWS ADoUr nomE.


tW-Dr. q. ". Sampson of McCnlcheps.
vile announces himselfan inderenden, 10,
ion eandidste for Representative IN Wyandoi
county.
tT-Capt. Robinson is now ~ home. hav.
ING returned. on furlourh last Saturday. H.
viii probably remain here twoor three weeks
--Kenton Rep.
CE-The Bucyrus Journal relates lhat 4
Mr. Haney and bic wife were hnih killed bv
lightning, four miles South Of New Winchss
ter, last week They were standing Endet .
tree, Mr. II holdihsa ritehiork, the lines
upward. The huid came down The frrk
shattcring Il to pieces and instantly killing
both.
Buckeve EVAN Cuardn Regiment
VIM II, Gibson. cf TiHin, has an order from
the Secretary Of War for Regiment of men
to hear the above name. GinsoN will make a
gallant leader Two companies are now
forming IN Fremont for this regiment. and
those who desire to - must make application
soon as they are both fast filling mp -Fre
mont Jour.
Col. Norton ~ Home-Col. Norton ar
rived safe At home on Monday afternoon. -
He was released on parole and ulsced on
board the Steamer Msmora ~ GAVIN Pes I.
remained until Saturday, took passage on the
steamer Logan Tor Cincinnati. arriving Al that
point on Sunday evening. Monday morning
he took the train for home, where he arrived
~ above stated. IN the afternoon train. Mr.
N e wound Is the most remarkable, not TO
prove fatal We ever heard tell or The ball
took effect in the right hip, and passed com
pletely through and out of the opposite side,
touching the spine, though not materially 10
juring u The wound is now doing well. and
shows a ready disposition 10 heal up,-Per-
rysburg Journal.
The buckeye Van Guurd-This is tho
name Of new Regim ent nov being organiz.
cd In Northwestern Ohio, by VIM. n Gibson
Esq, Of Tiiiin. company for this Regiment
is being organized IN Fremont, and ]. r
Bartlett and NJ + Tyler have been entrusted
with the duty Of recruiting. Sandusky coun
ty has already sent three companies to the
war, but We have no doubt that tho fourth
company can and viii be raised promptly
IN this connection, we cannot suppiess a
good hearty hurrah for Gibson. Wchope he
may be appointed 10 lead the Van Guard Reg
iment, bUng confident that. II opportunity Of
fers, he will win an honorable name for him
self and Regiment on the battle feld,-Frc
mont Dem,