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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
The inconsistencies of Black Re-
publicanism.

The life, soul, and body oc Black Re-
publicanism is hostility TO Slavery. NO
more Slave StateA has long been one OF
its leading cardinaI principles. But now,
when seven Slave States desire to part
from them, they begin the spending OF
millions, and the sacrifice of thousands
of lives, to keep these Slave States in the
Union,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Athens, Friday, April 10. 1851.


We must for the present be excused
from publishing communications setting
forth the claims Of candidates. The mere
suggesting Of the names Of suitable per.
sons for office is not included in the rule.
A moments reflection will, convince eve
ry one of the propriety of this determi-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Virginia Conuentinn

Richmond, AprR l0.-The Virginia Con-
,yention adopted the following resolution
by n vote Of l2S TO 20;
ReSoloed, That Virginia hereby declares
her consent to recognize the separate in
dependence of the Seeded States that
they shall be treated as independent
powers, and proper laws passed to effect
their separation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Pennsylvania Legislature.

Harrisburg, april ia bill has been
reported in the House oppropriating half
million dollars for arming and eouipnp
the militia OF the State. 1t provides for
the appointment of Adjutant, Commissa-
ry, and Quartermaster-General by the
Governor.
The war bill passed both Houses TO-
night without amendment, and has been
signed by the Governor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
THE FEELING AT WAsHINoToN.-A dis

THE FEELING AT WAsHINoToN.-A dis
patch dated Washington, Saturday even
ing, says:
Official advices have just been received
from Montgomery. They state that Con-
gress there will Immediately declare war
against the United States, discriminating
IN their declaration between alien friends
and alien nemies-that is between those
who sustain and those who oppose the
washington Administration. This may
be relied on.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
The Virginia Convention.

Wise's resolution that Virginia consents
to the recognition of the independence of
the seeded States, and that they be treat.
ed as independent, and laws passed TO
effect the separation, was adopted by
vote of l28 against %.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Harper's Ferry.

There was report by railroad Thursday
morning, that bloody fight was in pro-
gress at Harpers' Ferry. 1t needs confr-
nation.
There was another report, that the Vir-
ginia Convention had passed an Ordinance
of Secession almost unanimously.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
The Stay Law.
We find the following in the West TIE

We find the following in the West Ten
nessee Wig. of the 10Th: .
1he late Say La,o.-The Supreme Court
now In session in the city, has pronounc-
cd the late Stay Law passed by the re-
cent session of our Legislature unconsti.
tptional and void. the law coming before
the Court Tor its adjudication in several
cases.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Death.

Died, at Athens, on Wednesday morn
ing, the 18th inst, Mr.. Thomas NJ. Crow.
He was native of Toronto, and had
been engaged for year or two as te.e-
graph operator at this place. Aged about
% years.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
New York Belligerent.

ALBANY, April l5.-The Legislature
have passed bill appropriating So, OOO,-
900 to equip an army of go 900 volunteers
in addition to the present State force
Governor Morgan has issued proclama-
ton accordingly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Disunionists North.

A great many people think, says the
Alexandria Gazette, that the only "Dis-
unionists, per Sc are in the South. This
is q mistake. However much it may be
Observation-Disclosures persistent are the de-
clarations of Certain leaders to the con-
trary-it is perfectly manifest, that the
viras Of the Republican party at the
North-whoso views and purposes are ex-
pressed in such journals as the New York
Tribune, are DESTROYS of affecting, and arc
engaged in bringing about, the Secession
of the Border States, and the permanent
division of the country into Northern
and Southern Confederacy--thcy believ-
ing, that the whole northwest and west
to the Pacific, will unite with the North,
and make IT great and overshadowing
government, which can be used to the ul.
innate extinction of slavery in North
America. They so speak, so act, so move
as to show that they are anxious that
Virginia, North Carolina, &C., should go
out of the Union and join the Cotton
States. They want the Union dissolved
altogether-peaceably, if they can, but
forcibly, if that is the only way to accom-
plish their purposes. We have called at
tention TO this matter over and over again.
OF course, the conservative men of the
North, deplore and deprecate The course
Of these ultras-and fear the Border
States may fall into designs of the Dsun-
ionis,s. Disunionism, per Sc, desired,
hoped for and sought to be effected by
the ultra Republican Northern political
leaders.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Correspondence,

The Nashville Union and american, of
Wednesday morning, contains the follow
ing:
The following dispatch from LIScoLy's
Secretary of War to Gov. HARRIS, was re-
ceived at the Executive Department yes
terday morning. Gov. HARRIS is absent
from the city, but there can be no doubt
as to his answer to this insoent demand.
We cannot undertake to say in what lam
guage the Governor will clothe his answer,
but in substance it will be, Hell see
them damned first !"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19

Memphis april l3.-The city is in blaze
cannons firing, rockets, bonfires music
and speeches TO large crowds. Great ex.
.;t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, april l3.-The excitement
produced by the Charleston news caused
q partial suspension of business.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19

Washington April Is, 1861.
TO His Erceliency IsHAM G. HARRIS, Gov
ernor Of Tennessee: Call made OH you by
to-night's mail for two regiments of mill
tia for immediate service.
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary of War.
From the Louisville Courier April 1871
The following correspondence by tele-
graph passed between Hon. SIMON GAMER
on, Secretary of War, and Gov. MAGorFIy,
yesterday:
THE sEcRETBRY OF WAR TO GOV. MAGoFFIN.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
To His Erceliency BERIAm MAGorrIN,
Governor Of Kentucky: Call made on you
by to-night's mail for four regiments of
militia for immediate service.
lSigned SIMON CAMERON, Sec. of War
GOV. MAGoFFIN's REPLY.
,, FRANKFoRT, April Is.
Hon. Simon Comeron, Secretary War,
Washington, ID. c.:
Your dispatch is received. In answer,
| say emphatically, Kentucky will furnish
no troops for the wicked purpose of sub
DUNG her sister Southern States.
Yours,
Is. MAGoFFIN, Gov. Kentucky.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19

The CABINEr.-It is reported that five
members of the Cabinet are opposed to
the war measures lately adopted, viz /:
Seward, Bates, Cameron. Smith and We'll
les. Chase and Blair. with Lincoln. are
for war. 1t is reported that Mr.. Seward
declared, in Cabinet council, that it was
better that slavery should be allowed to
60 into all the States than that we should
have disunion and civil war; Gin. Eng.
II is stated that the government has no
present design to institute martial law in
Washington.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Boston News.

Boston, april l3.-An extreme war feel
ing is aroused.
Gov, Anderson leaves for Washington
this afternoon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19
Knoxville.


We learn that A. b. Small has beer
appointed Postmaster at Knoxville.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-19

InE LATEST DIscovERY.-Mr. Lincoln
ter.
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From Charleston,

CHARLESTON, April l5.-Formal possess
sion of Fort Sumpter was taken by the
Confederate troops at four o'clock this
morning. The Palmetto and Confederate
flags are now waving over it. Major Rim.
ley will be made commandant there with
garrison Of two hundred men.
Anderson was allowed to salute his flag
and would have fired 100 guns, but the
discharge of the forty-ninth an accidental
explosion OF bombs occurred, killing one
man aud dangerously, perhaps MORALLY,
wounding four others. The Federal
troops marched out with flying colors to
the music of Yankee Doodle, and will be-
conveyed to New York by the steamer
lsabci. They will receive supplies from
the fleet now outside the bar, and will
sail tonight. ~
Boston, april IA profound sensation
prevails through the city and State. The
general sentiment is that the Government
is right and shall be sustained. $50
Pro0i'e"ce, april l3.-Governo Sprague
has rendered the services of the Marine
Artillery and 1000 Infantry to the Gov
eminent, and offers to accompany them
himself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12
7 a E OFT z .
a Wara b AualIary ~ seeIslIss.

50 BANK STREEr, CLEVELAND,
November llth, 1861.
MEssRs. EBIToRs, win you remind
close Of our Auxiliary Societies that have
not yet ueat Us the names Of their officers
eOoOrding to cur request some time since,
shat By The delay they prevent cur forward
ng 10 the Sanitary Commission rsport
= hloh hes been due some weeks
We have grown from q local society into
: vide spreading organization, represents
jag he concentrated action Of The loyal
women Of Northern Ohio, and IS such We
Ars anxious to present our Society to the
notice Of the public.
We feel that it is not possible TO do jus
Aloe 70 The noble and untiring effort Of cur
branch organizations, but 50 farss We are
able, It win be our pleasure to give public
acknowledgement Of the great service they
render 10 The cause which Is 50 dear to ell
loyal hearts.
By complying with the request above
msasiened, our auxiliaries viii enable Us
q give to the women Of Northern Ohio that
place In Tie public esteem, to which, BY
their patriotic efforts, they are 60 justly
entitled. soLDIERs' AID SOoIErT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

ARRIVAL or CAPT. WooDwARD's Re-
zAns.-contrary to expectation, the re.
mains Of Capt. Woodward arrived this
m0rning, accompanied BY Sergeant Moore
Company A., 2sd Regiment. The body was
escorted from the Depot to Undertaken
Duly's, who viii embalm it, and this after
noon at four o'clock it viii be taken to the
residence Of his mother, on Harmon street.
The funeral viii probably take place to-
morrow afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12
The sIlnstreIu ana fhs Ala society.

CLEVELAND, Nov. H. 1861.
MKssRs. EDIToRs: As We have been re-
peatsdly asked within two or three days,
how much We received from the Concert
purpordng to be given by Mrs. Matt Peeps
Minstrels for our beneat, We would answer
through your columns that no report Of the
proceeds has been made to US, that We had
nothing to do with getting up the Concert
and did not know that we were to be favor
ed with the "bsnsht' Q) until we saw the
posters upon the stTeet-oOrners.
SoLDIRRs' AID SocTETX.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12
NAMRD M
Nc ABOVE


~ EEeDAhIs5 viii take notice that John Friand,
q glsyeland, Ohio, the Sun day of October i85l
Ouyahoga Count, Osio, against JOHN II B5r7rr
0rg. freoefika Borges. and ali the other naHno a.
sSS creditor s5l' o. ts Ss said s Jo, ,i lsi ela n n &
uent roooTsred bY one a.. echisly againat fhs s1It
Borgss, a. ne February lao term Of aid court qr
tne saH q sogs,lli with cost auq l1tereIti Nlt11
judgment Was assigned 20 the plalntiE. rhaf exc
eution vas issued on taid Judgment % the Sheriff o
the county, 5ut had been returned uuaafis1ed and
no property i0und- That the said B9rgas claims 70
have no property liable for execution. Bot th5
plaintiff charges the said John Z. Borges Of iald-
ulsltly ps1igning lsrgs stock Of ready udts 5iof-
lnR, cloths &C In the city Of Cleveland, % his
ries on the business, and hoids = large amount of
store goods, under the false prftenco Of being the
business and goods OF Theodore Voges. That Borgs8
street Cleveland, lmore particularly described i1
the petitlon hieh ne Keeps ooveredith NOR rtEgei
Iaid but not cancelled. TEst said B9rg1s oEnl
farm property in Eist Cleveland, described % ths
and TO Heath . White, n. 7 bat plaintiff sIsimi
John Lazy paid, aud that plaintiffs lisn On said
Heath Whits. That ]. =. Borss5 vas The zealand
l. now the equitable owner # q Valnabls property
ctgo CleTsla1d, more particularly described the
petition, bat which PEopclfy, with tbe c0I niTauc1
aame 70 Be rested in his wife, the said Frederika
borEas. That be u also the equitable owner 0l city
lot No. si9 Tracy street. IN The city Of Cleveland
causing she title % vest In bis vile. hat the a4d
Borg.s has bought with his own means, F7luablo
lAI IN bQlons glI 4lofa county DniQr OF 81 acres
more paIticalarlT described in plaintiff p9fifioE
but for the purpose Of kespDg Is iron the reach OF
his creditors, be Ceused The property 70 vest n the
name Of his Wilo That the other ua med dei8ndautI
claim 70 have interest or isps actual OF co1tius
gent on the described property but 70 what extent
ths plaintiff does not know and thereier8 demand
proof Of the same. The paintin theral-rai plaJe1
that all ths property ia "a pstition described d
sold, that the priority Of lens bo dotermned, ana
that the pro- Of sale Be ped sccording % pr
ority Of LENS
Al the sboTe named deicndants. not ofherui1g
notified ars hereby rot fed and requested 70 appeal
and anHwer the plaintiff petition ~ tns lfth daf
Of Decembtrs 1901. JOHN FRIEND
Plaintiff AID AttcrDdT.
] Cleveland, Oct. H. 1861. Oct l2.33
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12
Cleveland, oct. II. 1851.
sALE.-PUasUlEI

M ASTBk'S SAIE.-PURsUANI
lAA % the eoOmmund Of aa aias dearstal order d
8sts lasued from The Court Of common flea8 q CuT
ahoaa county, Ohio, At n suiE Of Nelson Frincr
and Others, agai % Levi Thomas and Of era, 20 mG
directed ard delivered, shall oKp3sa Tor salt 81
publi1 auction It the door Of he JouEt H0uss -
the city Of ClcToeud, on the 10Th day u hoVember1
1851, at two o'clock P. H., the folloeinE described
premises, 70 Wit: sitratfd in East Cleveland Guy
Ah0ga county, OhiO. and bounced. beginning ID l1o
Plank hoad AMI south a9i4e Walf chainl ~ links
thence south 5Oo east chains and 20 linE8 TO sad
Levin west line. theucs sou chains and GO inks
thence north 5u149 west chains and 75 lInkc;
thence north 9Ao. east . links; thencs north ~
west chains 10 the PlanE k0ad fh-uce ncrtn 80 ~
Containing three and one-half acres Of land. AD-
praised at 81 200.
GEO. "a. WTMAl =, Mastsr Comml. .silnsr.
B. B. BEAVla, Plfs Att ". oc25.363
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

In ERRoR.-The Cincinnati Commercial
Is wrong in calling Winfield Campbell q
sClevsland Sharper" BE is not indigo
nous to our city, though he made it the
bass Of his operations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12
MASTERS sALB.-PURsU-

NV ADJ In y . "A " 1s--A TT IL u
lyl Ant to the coz rand cf a. order @ sale
from the court Of CommC9 Pleas q CO il ooun-
y, AZ the salt Ct Tbs t!sy1lsnd ara p aonilf
Railroad Company aESirsf lqaae H. NealG
ana others, TO me directoG- shall eFprHl 7 a1ioE
Public auction, A. the dcoi Z tte Court use, s.
the CitS Of Cleveland cn sas ei1th d1F cl Decems
Dr. 1851 Al ten O'Clock a. 81, tns iolioEing de-
scTfhed parces Of land stuatu II The City q UleFe.
land, county Of Cursl asa, and sti5e q Otio, and
soeslled herViH pqupsrty IN ssid oiig Of Cleveland
o. Wit
Parcel 10: 70, Lot No. as en- Of said subdivision.
Appraised az S27e6.
Parcel No. IL. Lot No. sixteen II s1il EubdlTl1-
ion. Appraised At Fs5oo.
Parcel No, ~. LoE No seventeen Of 1rIl IubdIgif-
ion Ap5raised at f15d
Parcel No. - lot No. sirhtaan Of E.Ia 50 ndlgl1-
ion. Appraised at tl5oo.
teen in SAID subdivision, sounded uQItaeII south
erly and westerly By LOT lines, ald c1feTly b
the onutr8 line Of briok wsil EcarI reIsiel with
Merwin street ard about forT-lale1 o.. diltEnt
soqttea teFiy thereirum Arlrailel q o
Parcel No. Isl The elFtorlg lifI Of ID -. ri1e-
teen ln said subdivision 61undll 1clterIl easter
y ana soulherly b. the Jos i1rl al1 Ksterly hy
re esntre line Of brick VII as'E-y - ll VIE
nerwin street and sbout icrtl -1eg-a - llllani
% uthea1terlY therctrom. Arnfal1el g 11lt4
HENhN G E1dG1t
LaTT 0Qmmr,
REvSEI, BscEus NoBLE, kt.gEna7l,
GcT, s. tSfi;23f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

LleET 6UARDa.-You are hereby notified
70 appear at the ArmOry this evening at p
o'clock, to make arrangements to attend
the funeral Of our late eOmrads, Captain
WI. woodward.
By order, J. P. PEoUDFOOT, o. s.
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GOLD BANDS, &C. 90,
LAO iuIt opensd beautiful lot Of
n N NJ 7 n ~ ~
8oRtatug,

DDARDIN9 H0USE--TRE
n H0usE, Nc. q Public square, and bY the
ssoas Uhurchi ioHs q The kls1santess loostions h
ne cit3hns pesn tlleso9e9,iy tsl.,ieas 4nq ? hgs
~ - o1ru room1 can ba aqoomnounted with larg8
s1d Convenient rqgzn1 end esdsroolls end single
f-if--- - r15ianle tcrnlfs EeieIfnce1 9iYer aHd
rSeslr'f- - 0ei:Rsl e.Hs bgkRfgx.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

coMHa.-Dr. Rochester, now in Colum-
bus with his Museum, viii be in this city
next week, and remain several weeks.
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N I q } q D ) SIS
I. 70 .S;S9
Oac Aundred Uosiars PTcmgsMsIfl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
On SPaRHAFoRRH0EA,
g LBBT, So, AED I4P0THHOT
0URED

AFTER all other Treatment Faii8i
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
the above named diseases. He win pay The same
sum toE tne proof that any other Physician 10
the United Etotea treatE the same 5issasos with
Amer many years Of Iaborioua study and szpsrf.
snSS DE- ShS0S 81 h happy IL bSslPg S6l9 e a.
system Of treatment foI the
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad Effects arising theFefrOm, tncludiaH
DEBi LITH OR NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH,
Of whom had expended Hundreds Of doliarzs' Tith
lellasyled physicians, who proe1 90 treat riVAtc
naladies with success and without receiving the
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he Is 4 member OF
some College 10 London or PsriBs es perhaps some
Others do Tor ts purpose OF ensnarns the innocent
and who hold DOT gTaat e1peotatloDs never % b re-
allied. Bnt what Or. GIBSON might boat Of 4
this, that he Is abl0 % give ontre satisfaction to
those who reposs confidence IN his ability and integ
rity, and that he has perfected sn American sygien
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris, or any patent medicine to equal i0r the
radical cure OF seminal weakness, and All diseases
oerAn gemen,ts, eota mental Ana physical Arising
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over ali Others pet digo0vBredi
and rs the agents uBed arc IN no respect disagree
able he uao8 no relics Of the dark ages such g
Mercury, nor any other deieteFiOn3 drug: Secondly
no restrictions In Dict Or business Is required Third
IL his tfeBtmcnt "a positive and tain In all
he stands prepared % 60 INTO any public or private
hospital In the United States and d6mcnstrats the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nov known to the world iu point Of prompt
ness permsnenoTi midnesI, ssfsty and oOnSanisnch
20 the patient
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleyeland,
and has 8during the past two ysa1s performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes OF treatment. Reference can be gyOn 70
individuals OF the hrst fegpeotabfity in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard 70
skin and integrity in al professional transaotons
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scr0fula aud all chrouit
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine sent 70 any PaFt Of the country on
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr, 9IBs0H'B EsW WORK on Pky5iOlosg Iog usli
At his otios.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of E2eetrogHthy ard HsSieist,
~ Once no. III Ontario strost, up HtaiFI, isE
doors from the Public Square.
Once houTa from 20 u and from % o'oloch
nsfiv, (Hdudava agoenfad s. RnFq
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The state o. Ohio, Court q Uommoa riess.
OuyahOga County, SIS
fhnre1lua E4hnu6ra-rlrF.

Inc state OF Onio, Court q Doinlaoa Eieal-
OuyahOga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrounofs1
y. Petition f5F Divorce.
George EEhenbrannsr.aj
GEORGE ESHEf BRENNER, OF
NJ Marietta, in tho county OF Washington, ana
Btateo OF Ohioi8 notlEed thst ar0lins 9shenbrGnual
did, the 18th day q a7, A. D. 1851, ls her Fai
tion in the Ofco Of the CLERK Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within AID for the county Of OuyBhoga
and State Of Ohio, Charging TIE said George El1sn-
brslner with Adultery With ono Elizabeth Eoi
brennGf and asking that shs NAY % divorced ron
the said George EsEsubrennef; Which petition Wiu
bo for hearing 10 six weeks f91 tho tIt8 herewith,
Dated this 18th dsy 81 MAJ, A. d., l5l.
gAROAlNH 49, EHBRlHHEh,
mY2Ssf2s ~ PieTrs q. GoiiiaT. hsf 6stiy.
MOTIUE-PURSUANT 10 AN
IN order made BY the Judge Of the Prnbsts
Courts for the County Of CayahcEa, Ohio = the
matter Of the ss5ianuent Of Millam ti1E1s 7 1lal
oder for sale ct public auctonl at the DOOR l the
Court house, ia said county on the q day oi So
vember, ls6l, a. o'clock 4 H., the lolloHing de-
gcribed notes, to Witi said notes being td5 assets
Of said assignment
Dals oIno5ss. Makers. Time, 6c. An 5p11iI-
al II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

At Camp Ewing, Western Virginia on the morn
ing OF the 9Th inst, Of camp fever, Capt. W. J.
WOODWARD aged "a years.
TIE funeral will take place tomorrow at ~ P. n.
e 30. g Harmon street, Friends Of the family are
raspsotfaiis inziisd to attend