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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
The FortY.Ffrst Regiment.

1t is expected that this regiment will
leave Camp Wood. Cleveland, during the
week. An artillery company has been at.
tached to it, which Is provided with two
twelve poundGr hOwitzers, and two tel
pouDder ParrOtt (rifed) guns. The latter
are said to be the most effective ordnance
now in use.
The following are the Staff and Com.
pany officers:
Colonel-W. B. HAGEN.
Lieut.. Colonel. J. Wiseman.
Major-G. S. Mygatt.
Surgeon-Dr Thomas Cleveland.
Assistant Surgeon-Dr. Hart.
Adjutant-J. L. Sanford.
Quarter Master-A. S. Chambcrlin.
Sergeant Major-E. 3. Atwood
Quarter Master Sergeant-W. Blyth.
Commissary Sergeant-W. Booth.
Hospital StcWard-|
Co. A-Capt Tolles.
Ist Lieut.. w. w. Mum.
% Lieut., H. w. johnson.
Co. B-Capt. S Bushnell.
lst Lieut.. E. Opdyke.
ID Lieut.. ]. W. McCleary.
90. Capt J. H. Cole.
Ist Lieut.. H. Z. Proctor.
81 Lieut.. L. L. Kimberly.
CO. D-Cspt-Wylie
LIST Lieut.-Pancost.
81 Lieut--Hardy.
Co. Capt Z. Stone
lst Lieut.. W. Morgan.
81 Lieut.. II. ". Jones
Co. Capt. D. S. Leslie.
lst Lieut.. Z. S. Holloway.
% Lieut.. J. d. Kirkland.
Co. Capt. NJ. Hamlin.
LIST Lieut-Sisson.
% Lieut.-Kyle.
Co. E-Capt. A. Pease.
LIST Lieut-Stecl.
ID Licut-McRobcrts
Co. Mitchell.
lst Lieut.. j. II. Williston.
I'd Lieut-Rimcrs.
Co. E-Capt-Herner.
lst Lieut-Beebe
"a Lieut.-Gaylord.
Bsttery-Capt. II. S. WetmOre.
lst Lieut.. P. BarroWs.
Cd Lieut. J. NJ. Hind.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
Gen. Fremont's Tribute to the Fallen
of his Command.
CHAS. HARMON.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov

ST. LOUIS, Nov. I.
Gen. Fremont writes from Springfield of
his glorious body bOdyguard, in terms of
pride and sorrow, under date Of the 29th
of October. He says: 81 attended the
funeral Of my Guards yesterday. They
were buried with military honors. A pro-
cession of Union women walked by the side
Of the funeral cortege to the grave. I saw
big tears falling from the ewes of the men
who surrounded the grave"
He speaks in terms Of great tenderness
Of a young gentleman whose remains were
brought in dreadfully mangled by the bru-
tai and cowardly foe. He fingered in fond
solicitude over the wounded, and mingled
his tears with those patriotic men and wo-
men over the remains of the glorious dead.
Print this for the information Of the nu
mcrous friends of those noble men in Ohio
and Kentucky.
r N. OORWTNR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
E 2 Taulnr Esn.

By reference to our advertising columns il
will be seen that this gentleman proposes to at
tend upon our Courts and give his attention TO
the trial OF causes. He can be found at the Of
fee of Messrs. Cox d SpeHr, and will assist the
latter in the trial Of important cases during
the absence OF General Ok. Nj. Taylor en-
iczs Al euviEble reputation as q lawyer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

GEy. FRENoNT's ARMY.-Among the
particulars of Gen. Thomas report, the
publication of which gives aid. comfort and
information to the enemy is the following
stat, ment:
The i"rce designed to act against Price con
sists Of five divisions. ns follows:
First Division. Hunters, at Triton $3.50
S-cOnd Division. POpe's at Georgetown 1920
IhIrd Division Sigel's, at Sedalia 1890
ruth Division, Asnoth' =. at Upton 6.45I
Sixth Division, MeKinistey 8 at Syracuse ) .336
Total, 3s,7e9
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

an Adjutant General ought to know better
than to give currency in his official report
to a story hat somebody wrote, that on
this purchase his share Of the profits was
$50,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
NHER!FF $ SALE
~ Smiths L NcC0Dbs

vs. fPleaS OF ITumoun cOun
Allison L. BOswoTth. ~
By virtur Of an Order Of Sale issuel from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of TTumtul county Oht1- to ne
directed and delivered, I shall ofer tor sale at Pub
tic Auction AZ the door OF the Court House in War
rem m sais county on
Saturday the 7h day Of Dec, 1861,
at on O'Clock. P. NJ. o said day. the following de-
scribei reSl-state, situate in the township OF hibS-
nan, in aid c0uaty md IS knOan by paris Of lot or
section th!ftees ia sais township, bring f0ur parcels
Of land IN section thirteen. one containing sh>rt
thirry-eigLt hundTsdths Of an are, aus one contain
ing about Sky three hundredths Of an acre. and
he T~etef0re decides ~ Seymour 4 Potter % CSras
BosWorth A. l. EssSorth and ReSsn g. fritcEsrd
alsa one parcel continuing a'Cut six;y-oHe rOas. ana
another custailfaz about = ght IOas.heretOfoTe deed
Ell by G"rlsa Miller and Benjamin Allen TO Lhe SAD
Ellsworth a-c Prrcaard. being the Tannsry lot and
dwelliRg house adjacent thereto. For a particular
description OF all reference nay be had TO the frnm
nuil Co. records aoOk O. Pages 2t9 and 22o, be the
same more Q. less APPRAISED e. S2l63,OO Terms
cash. A. r. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriG-s Office. Warren. Nov. 6, 1881
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
LYDIA FERGASON'S EST TIE

"a Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified rs Administrator on the
Estate Of Alydia Fer gason late Of Btzett1 Trumnui
county. deceased. W.. PEEGASOA.
Nov IS. fBI-Jys
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
Western Reserve Seminary.

Thu Fall Term, new closing, of this
u Institution has been we'll sttended and sue
-, AMI continue six tee. weeks. the same Board OF
Instruction will continue. and will put forth new e.
frrts to benefit their pupils As TO the item Of Piano
and helodeon music. We can oher as good fseiiiues
10 persons desiring instruction in that department
as can be had At any Of0ar neighh0ring INSTITUTE MS.
Hiss G b. KiDhee. our Wusic teacher, 10 fine natural
abilities a. a mu.ician. has aided unusual industry,
and considerable experience in giving instruction.
Ee 0fei tuition boarding, and rooms for self board
ing AZ moderate rates. The lectures had from time,
spelling matches and the exercises Of the Literary
society, whieh is rev doing unusually veil add
much to the interest o. the Institution. Give as 4
trial WI. d ARCHBOLD.
Nov. 6. 6I PRINCIPAL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
. DMTNIsTRAToR,S NOTICE.

- The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
ninistratOr on the Estate Of Gwen Shout, late Of
WeathrrsEeld, Tumlul cCUat5. Ohio, Deceased. Al
persons indebted TO the Estate are requested to maxi
immediate pay msnt. ana those h4vinS Claims against
the sane viii present theB TO the Uudsrsisaed Tor al
lowauce- JONAS HUFFMAN, Amt
Nov. [. 'Gi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

- TIC BAND is he only known remedy Tor
Rheumatism. Don't an' Neuralgia aud t. yernieious
elects Of Mercury ana il IS with the greatest salts
taetion, As o itt merits, that We call the a tention Of
our realsrs to th- siver isemrut in another colunn
OF cur paper Of the Anti nbeumati Band.
Intn u I1GI-2n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
FIFTH
3 O OK S L E {.

hUR Splendid Stock of Books, will
~ be sold. as is our usual custom every winter,
each MiscellaaeOus book sold worth one dollar. the
purchaser viii receive, At the time Of purchase, =
gilt worth from IS cents to 80 dollars
The greater proportion OF gifts Willie books, worth
from 81 cents 10 So GO. We ind good books TO b.
The NEST acceptable presents. This sill commence
on the first day Of AUEenrsT, 1861, at
ADAAS' BUOkSrORE.
Warren. ohio.
This Sale a III continue IN til the LIST Of January
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
~DMINISTRATOR,A NOTITE

- Notice is hereby given that the undersigueG
has been appointed aad qualified administrator on
tie Estate o; Isaac peLriek, late Of SouIh.nZton,
TiEuEUII county, Ukio, deceased.
MOVE '6l-3E REUBEN HGINSELMAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
A NOTICE.

~ ANN-kt pa 0ciOIc SAnuel = ia
We yiuEOn. J. p. Of Mecca
Dudley ~ Hank, defts. } toEbship, Irum. Co %,
o. The l6-h day Of October. D. lSGI, said Jus
tiee issued al order OF attachment in the above &C
ton Tor the sum OF thirty-tEs dollars said action i.
continued tor trial TO the All day % December A D
lof !, a. ten o'clock 4 ~. Now 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
(Which ate into Itself fer lack.

1t was stated to the Governor by Sena-
tor Wade that Mr.. Leggett once command
ed as fine a company Of RiAemen as there
had ever been on the Reserve. The mill
tary art has been his study since the fall
Of Sumter, and We are confident that but
a little practice will make him a thorough
tactician. His loss will be generally and
deeply deplored by this community. 1t is
a severe teaching, but we have long thought
that it is only by the Withdrawing of such
men from posts of active usefulness, that
the momentousnes Of the crisis will bt
fell as well as talked about. If so, he ha:
as clearly a mission in going, as he has
had in remaining up to this time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
NOTICE.

A n e~lectioR by the Stock Holders OF
II the Warren Gas Light Company will be held OF
the I3th day OF November, A. D.. 1851. between the
hours Of ~ and ? o'clock P, NJ. at the Office Of N.
Dlrebard, in Wsrren %. for the election Of I've a.
reetors Of said Company. WV. o. PARRISH,
Nov. ., 81 3. P. JAMESON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
y A
JOHN ~ CHURCH, IL,
r. z. HOFFMAN.
HORACE WILDER,

The State Of Ohio. . /. c.. A Harrington, Clerk Of
lrun1uu County. the Court OF Common pieAs,
NIthin and for said county. hereby certify that the
=b0ye and foregoing is 4 true copy Of the original Or
der nov OF hrr in the OEce OIL the Clerk VI said
Court. Witness my hand ami the seal Of saii Court
Of Common Pleas. Al Warrra IN said cOlnty, this oh
day Of November A D l-6l-
NOy.6. 6l-4Y CA CeFk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
8sn 9Shtrtissments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid fol
when handed in.
COZ q > z "A r,
+. B.

L TfORNE Y AT LAW, will be in
"A attendancs upon The Common Pleas and Dis
trict Courts Of fruiItuu County. Once with Cox ~
Spear, Market s., Warren. U.
Nor. q. 'Gl-f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
PM DELTA Hall, oc. sOth, 1861.

WHEREAS. We, members of the Phi Delta
Society OF Oberlin College, now in session. have
harmed that our esteemed brother. John c.
Hoffman. has in the providence OF God been
taken from Us by death; therefore,
Resolved, That we mourn in him the loss of
a most talented, earnest and useful tellow-mem
Der, and u faithful ami devoted friend, and that
We take a sad pleasure in trstifying To his bril-
liant attachments, his Christian devotion, sud
his manly bearing. aud in expressing to his
afflicted friends our heartfelt sympathy with
them ia their grief.
". \. HUDSON.
GEO. 2 HUNTER, oPee'A
WM. KINCAlD, JR.
In Warren, on the 23rd inst, Mr.. GEORGE
FREAS, aged IL years.
Thou did'st suffer for a while,
Then thy spirit TOOK its flight
From this dark world of sUrrOE,
Up to the realms Of light.
and now you dwell above Us
Untouched by care or pain
We feel thou still wilt love US,
That We soon shall meet again.
nMcCopnelsville, Morgan Co. Ohio, Oct. 9th,
at the residence OF her son. DR.. james Reeves,
MRS. NARY REEVES, consOrt of the late
Nathan L Reeves, formerly Of this place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
NJ. D. Leggett e Lieut.. Colonel.

We are pleased to learn from the Zanes-
vile COurant that II. D. L.eggett, former
" Superintendent of the Union Schools in
this place. and of late occupying the same
position at GAINESVILLE, has been authorized
by the Governor to proceed at once with
the organization Of the 18th Reg. o. V.
n L. S. A, and has received the appoint
meOt Of Lieut.. Colonel. Mr.. Leggett is a
man of great energy and kindness of heart.
and will make an effective and popular Of
fcer. His kindness and hospitality shown
to the soldiers from this county. while in
Camp at GAINESVILLE. will long be remem
bere6 by them.
The Courant siys:
OF II. d. Leggett, the Lieut.. Colonel.
We must say at the outset, as has often
been expressed to US. he has altogether too
modest an opinion of his own abilities
but perhaps it is because of this that he
always succeeds in whatever he consents to
undertake. He has only yielded to take a
command because of a pressing demand
for his services in high places which he
could in conscience no longer resist. We
feel it is the call Of his country, and though
We regret it, We are glad to see him go
OF this the wives and fathers at home may
be assured that the physical and moral
wants Of his men will be faithfully attend
cd to. If great business capacity and an
intelligent foresight can secure il, this
Regiment viii always have clean camps,
healthy food. an ample medicine chest, and
work enough to keep themselves in sol
diery trim, uHlike the sword Of Hudi-
bras,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

UARNISHES-Furnitu best Coach
Japan and Demar Varnishes very low. for sale
l.. J. 4 WOODS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

II delphia-for the Rehsf0 Of the Sex asa Ois-
trssssa. eTIeteS ritk YiTHIsst and Chr0Hie Otssasss
Of ths Sexual Organs
Meiical Advice given Gratis blythe Acting surgeon
Vs.usble REPORTS on S~PERAAfoRkhGA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases OF the
sexual Organs,ana on the L III employ
e, in the DispensAry. seat in sealed letter envelopes
free o. charge. Address
Dr. ] SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoeiation,
10. south Ninth Street, Phiia Pa
Nov. 10, Slit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

IT'LL FLOAT SPANGLED BAN
NBR-JGst pa5lished. nav words and mn1ie fer
he piapo.At ADAM BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
Pays 1t Pays! 1t Pays !
WHAT PAYS?

I Pays t. Oh our harness and BIOS
l. onen. kesps Ihsm soft an pli2b'- and preserves
the Leather Use for the purpose Meats Foot a good
Sla.ity Tanners Oh, eisl-r OF watch eau Be had At
SMITHS Drug Store.
No. 10. MARKET 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

~ bStlIU tE FOX OfFEE-E~-
~ srncr OF Coaee q dim package iii so as far
as four pounds ct rOa ted sore coffee. Call 1t
smiths Drug store, and get ! raek<ge-
Use Stewards Cough CANDY or
~ Cougb. Cold. HoarseEess and Sore Threat, on
y D cents a R-u- Canat
Nov. &, g! SMITHS Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

4 IOUORS-Medicinal Liquors of all
IL kinds and OF very bestqaAlty including % s6is
Of ola kyz Whisky aStke Drug store OF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06

CPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS.
- M'Lane's do, Wrights Indian Vegetable DO.
Ayers do. Morse's do. Lady Webster Dicner DO.
Qainine and Morphine do, Tod Potassium do.Cuhees
aud Copziya do. Ipecac and Squiils do. IPeeae and
Opium do, CoIocynoth and Bl1s Massdo sc
Juae1S, l3Ol- "0ODS-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
FRESH DRUGS.

T r. WOODS has received his stock
q. Of Goods for the sumner sezde bsaght in he
Market at War prices. and sili be sold accordingly
for ready pay. You will Ind q fall assOrtDept 81
Chemicals. Eye " ooes, Pants Of all kinds, Oils C
Gil kinds. Turpen tine, CamHhene &c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-06
NR LELAND's ANTI RHEUNA.

Total,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.

! Gen. Sparrow and j. F. Semms have been
chosen Senators to the Confederate Congress
from Louisiana.
A party of Confederates visited Tybee Is
land on the 9th. and burnt the lighthouse
The Federals shelled the Island, but none oi
the Confederates were hurt.
The Southern papers say the Federal for.
ces cannot get more than one-third of the Sea
Island cotton raised in the South, the value
of which is only $4,000.
The Richmond Examiner of the Goth says
laborers are being hired for the Immediate
construction Of raj road from Centreville
to Manassas
A letter has been received from James Pa
trick, belonging TO Col. Averil's cavalry'
who was taken prisoner in the skirmsh two
wet ks ago beyond Vienna. He states that
twenty -seven of them are in the Richmond
Jail, all we'll excepting Sergeant Bryson, who
during the skirmish fell from his horse, and
was injured in the shoulder. The party Of
Confederates which effected their capture
was composed of Georgia cavalry.
The Virginia State Convention, 1.-The 23d
ultinio rejected proposition to amend the
constitution, so as to provide that the Cover
nor shall be elected by the General Assem-.
bly,, instead of by the people. The vote re.
suited yeas Il, nays 60.
On Monday last "a U S. steam-tng passed
along the shore of King Georges county,
firing shells at the houses above and below
Matthias Point. NJ damage was done.
JEFF Thompson is fortiiying New Madrid.
Gen, Polk has entirely recovered, and has
assumed command. at Columbus. l. is ru-
mored that Columhuswil probably be at
tackled 10y way Of Paducah. HISS
The Confederate Congress has passed law
allowin. laundresses to the hospitals for the
sick and wounded, at such rates and num-
bers as are prescribed by the Secretary OF
War.
The Richmond Dispatch proposes that ev-
cry bank in the Southern Confederacy should
redeem the bills of every other bank; that
each State shall receive at its own treasury.
at par, all paper lawfully issued; that the
Treasury Department snail use public funds
and securities for the redemption of any pa
per money in the Confederate States; and
that it shall be treason to ask or receive a
discount for the exchange of one sorG Of mo-
ney for another.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

1t is reported that the Federal troops at
Port Royal care making an arrangement for
an advance. in order to attempt cutting off
the communication by railroad between
Charleston and Savannah"
The Federal troops in. Accomac county,
Va, have lately been making some arrests,
and taking all the arms of the county mill
tary.
The proceedings of the court-martial of
Col. Kerrigan yesterday substantiated the
charges of characterization, but not those of
furnishing valuable Information to the Con-
federates. at
A number of fugitive slaves, confined in
the Washington city Jail, according to law,
have been recently, also, according to the
existing law, been given up to their mas
ters.
1t is probable that the first military exc
cuton for. desertion will take place speedily.
Private johnson, VIII, deserted from Com
pany D, Lincoln Cavalry, is now ON trial
The proofs against him are conclusive.
A letter in the Northern papers, says that
hundreds of thousands of feet of lumber
have been already transported for the use Of
Hentzleman's and Franklin's Divisions,
and the hills are fast being covered with
crop IF huts and cabins, sprung up like
mushrooms The soldiers have almost ceas-
ed to hope for an immediate engagement,
and seemed to have resigned themselves to
comparative inaction till spring.
The Toronto Leader says hundred thou
sand volunteers will be in arms in Canada
before the dawn Ct Spring, ard that twenty
five thousand regulars will be ready to sup
port them.
Bermuda papers to the lst inst, received
at Halifax, say that the Mexican difficulty
has been settled, the Mexicans having sub
mtted to the terms Of the allies-and also
that the British gun-boat Landrill, on the
West India station. had been stopped by an
her bows. This, it is alleged, had caused
great excitement at Bermuda Both &C.
counts are doubted.
In Washington on Wednesday night some
parties were arrested charged with dealing
in passes-selling them, transferring them
to be used by other parties, &c. The charg-
es against the parties arrested were sustain
ed, and they placed in confinement.
Two privates, belonging to the 49th Penn
sylvania regiment, who were performing
picket duty from Gen. Smiths division yes
terday, having strayed beyond their lines,
attempted to return, when, on being ordered
to halt by the guards, turned and run. One
was shot by the guards in two places, and
has since died: and the other was taken
prisoner by them. AS the guards had been
changed during the absence of these pickets,
they supposed them to he enemies
A Confederate deserter from Leesburg,
who left there about ten days ago, states at
that town there were four regiments of Mis-
sissippi Infantry, armed with Mississippi
and Enfield rifles, and smooth bore muskets,
one regiment of cavalry, who are used as
skirmishers, and one battery of artillery,
consisting of three small field pieces, max
ing altogether upwards of three thousand
men. Gen Evans is commanding there.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
WAR NEWS.

The official reports from Port Royal, re-
ceived by the Navy Department, state that a
naval Reconnaissance to Warsaw Island was
made on the 5th inst, and deserted fort-
fcation discovered, also a battery Of four
guns, apparently we'll manned. Warsaw
Island is about ten miles from Savannah,
the steeples of the churches Of the city being
visible from the anchorage Of the Federal
vessels. Several important points near
Charleston and Savannah were soon to lie
occupied 10 force by the Federal troops.
Advices have been received in Washing
ton that the Confederate troops from Texas,
who have for some months occupied the ter
ritory of the Mesilla valley, have been dri-
ven out by superior Federal forces sent
against them
Through Southern sources, via Louisville,
we learn that number of vessels had ap-
peared off the roads of Savannah. These
vessels are probably a portion Of the ''stone
feet" for the purpose Of creating a blockade
of important Southern ports by sinking
them in the channels.
On Monday afternoon two men and a
drummer boy belonging to Gen. Sickles'
Brigade, went out in a boat from Liverpool
Point. Venturing too near the Virginia
shore, they were captured by the Confede-
rates.
The Richmond Dispatch says the fotilla
lately at Old Point Comfort has gone up the
Potomac.
! There are about 1870 men from Charles
county, Md, in the Confederate army in
Virginia.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

RIVER MovEMENTs.-Severals small vessels
have arrivt d from below since our last re-
port The steamer Diamond State came
down from Washington this morning, dis
charged heavy cargo, nd returned. The
steamers Eureka, Hugh Jenkins and James
Alger arrived this morning, and are still at
the wharves, the two former discharging U
s. stores, and the latter bound for Philadel.
phia. A large black steamer is above the
halfway tree, bound down.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
NEW BuCKwHEAT, HAMS AND C1TRoN.

NEW BUCKWHEAT, HAMS AND CITRON.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received the fol-
l. lowing articles, and invites the attention of
customers and citizens
1000 lbs. new Buckwheat, in large and small
packages;
1000 lbs small Family Hams and Breast Pieces
Raisins, Currants and Citron; also, assort-
ment Of small family cakes and crackers, to wit:
Jumbles, j my Lind Cakes, Ginger Cakes, Gin.
ger Snaps, and Tea Cakes, Soda, Water end Sugar
Crackers, all of which will be sold at low prices
for cash. JOHN T. COOKE,
dec 13 Corner below Post Office
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
DIED.

At his residence, Horse Head, Prince
Georges County, Md, on the 18th ult, GLEN
ENT R. CONNICK, aged 20 years. The de.
ceased was a man of strong and vigorous mind,
taking plain and practical view of all questions
brought to his attention. He was an honest man
and practiced The good old precept to "owe no
man anything.
On Saturday last at Long Old Fields, in Prince
Georges County, Md, of consumption, Mrs.
CHRISTIANA DARSEY, consort of Mr.. Francis
Darsey, aged about 35 years.