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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
TIE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.

ASsArorIs, Nd, May II, 1851.
Departure Of Dctcchm-n, iron. the Thirteenth Regimen,
and Number Of Sailors Secret Ndcal Aisim--
Efficiency Of nc 7hi,senh-7e Demeonor Of Ross Wsnons
Aftcr IRIS lyret-7he Naral Guard OF Annapolis liar.
Dor, dc.
Yesterday propeller started away from this place,
having board ff'y Of the Thirteenth (Brooklyn reg
mtnt, with pieces Of artillery detachment of
sailors from tho cutter Forward under Lieut. Travers
and another from the Allegheny, a under the command
Of Lieut. Fiusser, of the navy, now acting captain OF the
port Dr. Ewes Of the Forward, accompanied tho exped
iion. They steamed away to the south. Where they
went, they know best but certainly n may Judge
from the appearance OF tue soldiers and eaors, they
will give good account Of themselves the OF
falling in sith any a our secession friends
Too much credit cannot be awarded the Thirteenth
gnent at this poet. Their ovoutions are admirable the
men sarguine and happy. New YORK has good
OF the crack regiments 10 the army. II II worth trip
here TO listen to The superb band OF tho Thirteenth dis
course their delightful music.
! was coLyersrg yesterday with gentleman who
made one Of the party oos Wnaus from
pace 10 icrt Mchenry. lie states that his demcanor WIS
calm ard composed I'll the fort came view, when he
became nervous aud detected. On his way mp the bay
o.. EsNoL eNhesN. ottr ~" 1oo the btcaInei iLt)
The water, and many thought he. was meitatlDg n
purge
Annapolis = dall arc unintcrcsng enough. Maryland
hss Injured herself deeply aud " VIII take long
q s0'l behaviour ON her part before enc is J, city
tfusicd agam. The Unloa feeling, however, Is very
.trens among her people, but they scem to be tongue
Gen Batter here, pushing matters forward vigorous
ly.
Tho harbor s efficiently guarded Can't Eones Of IN,
forward, commands the lower bay ics opposite Fort
Maoson which y strongly garrsonod rhe city leo boat
lice bRhor up With cotton bales along her sidcs ana her
Thirty two poundeis smiling grimly them. Besides
these are the Allegheny aud number OF smaller ycsscs
ready at moment to dash out from their moorings
All vessels at nj at have give an account OF them
selves before they can enter the port Woe 70 the un
LUCKY stcessionist who is found In these waters.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May II, 1901.
The Tairheah S,rn mfr Three kouns serricc-Doings
al Anrororis7hc Eneinecr CORPS Entertained al Grani
Dinner By One Of the Residents Of the Cpy-Wdr Ncus,
DC &c.
The Thirteenth regiment sworn In to day FOR three
months from ihe ord April tho day they iort o, the
l,tt ~ Eoss v'nets Nas Vont from ihis place uaaf
ga. r'seyt;ty r,n, 70 ru1t agg'nrg, vaNe rs Wa
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THE WESTERN SEAT Of WAX.
NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, May ~, la6l.
EIgineer Benham, OF Gen. McCiellards stat, vistcd
Bnds Point this afternoon, with largo military escort
he retained after several hours, having thoroughly
ahmed the location. THIS indicates sspeedy occupation
OF that point By our troops.
The 7rbanes Cairo correspondent says the embargo
supplies now includes ali the Kentucky towns unless it
can he shown that their home market needs reponish
ment 1h is understood 10 be from instructions from
Washington
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THt SOUTHERN SEAT OF WAR.
FROM BALTIMORE AND
HARPEk'S FsRRY.
H4s.N,1xx

HARPERS FsRRY.
aaLiMJRg NAV 10, 1851
The Day las been Appropriately oSscrvei both city
and csnp. Divine was held N The 70 nm ,hs
bands pas Ig.
me AIDES were witnessed b. Thousands spectators
und crowds vsited In. eocanpuen, during the day.
The Brooklyn regiment, 60 spel Abel Wood, $50 men
iardod at Locust PoiL today and pissed disecuy Oh 'c
Washington They to lie followed by fo~ owner ies
menss Immediately, who will also come BY way o. .s'
vile.
The Hon. y Thompson Mason late Collector OF the port
or Baltimore arrested 1T Chambersburg yesterday
but released parole.
merchant Of Baltimore while vsiting the camp at
Yoeust Point yesterday was assaulted and beaten by
soldier formerly from Baltimore rhe Is under
yestsation ard the officers say full justice viii be done
10 the offender.
Trains from Harpers Ferry continue i've regularly
4 thousand additional MIME muskets were received
by the Virginia troops there yesterday front North
G. roiira Two batteries Of railroad ion similar TO The
floating battery at Charleston have been erected at the
Point Of Rocks gentleman who saw the troops
csrg yesterday in the bayobet drill, says they per-
feet in It. regiment from Southwest Virginia arrived
Friday.
genten who left Richmond yesterday says that he
passed fifteen thousand ops the railroad in Tennes
see last week, who route for Virginia, all well
armed
Tho Lewis regiment is in good condition. with few
OF sickness All desire to move the uncertainty OF
stay lettering them from perectrg camp arrangements
necessary their comfort II is supposed II they are
not removed, they will retire into Fort Mcaenry
The troops are exceedingly lively, engaging in
many diversions, such as theatrical performances
gymnastics &c in remarkable contrast to the dulness
prevailing at Camp susquehanna. The troops find dill
Guilty in obtaining freeh They Toasted to dey
roast beef, the frat of the season.
Last night the sentnes at Perryvile noticed signal
rockets from thu vicinity Of oberdeen ten miles south Of
Havre &c Grace. On its being repeated thrice Colonel
Dare started with force down the road In special
train Wien he arrived at Perrymansyile, be
learned the rockets sent from point between
there and Belar Before the troops left they arrested
three residents charged with being concerned in firing
the bridges named Wilson, Keen and MCKEE The troops
returned TO Aberdeen. Further movements are un-
Anown.
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BoGAEr-F hR.-oo Thufsoay evening N'y 10 ~ Rev.
G. NenGp7en, Mr.. ANrRyv BornsT 20 riss NARY T..
FASH, beta OF white Plains Mestcaoster county, Y. T.
errow-vrEtrE On SUM ~, Nay 10, by lie Rev x.
Priuey Mr.. sAsrEL T. suDtON 20 Mrs ItRY A. IgE.
TIE, both Of this city.
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INTERESTING FROM Il ARpER's FERRY.

The conespndeut Of the Alexandria (va) Gazette
writes (aIay II as follows -
Lat night m-e troops arrived, with munitions of var
They ere from ie southwestern portion Of Virginia rney
sIea Il, iooxsnsset III men, stout ana well IN abe.
An lces feeaso be getting or the yIrginl
thst the DO Oct VIII be rhcr mott effective weapon
H. contest rl companies have, consol icatly conn
retcso drlirl rtbc bar onct exercise.
Tho force histiued u the Point Of Rocks has been
siferghered, ard battery erected there similar ia cha
iacief 70 sbe famou Cummings battery at Charleston
Aoyo hOeIe hase,so bolh sent 10 Shepherdsi0Wn and
battery erected thee The heiehs Ia The neigh borho3d
arc now all ocoupu the bridges well defended, and
scouting parties arc ttavCrsng tho country every
direction from which, hostile force mas pSssiby come
Ono thousand MIN muskcis arrived last evening
from North Carolina. Mars handlers constanug CON
lns n unrmcd. Yeatruay ABOUT forty Of the nbers
~ the Maryland Legislature visited tas place. Tho
special object OF this visit Ia not precisely known
Many supposed that they here to protest against
The Fezure Of the Marya h. gh,s by the Virgini, troops
bot the political completion of the de,egason forbds
rucL 40 inference mp bs ,rorhy Of notice that Ross
Wtncss cctHp1nfed tie dlgday1 Ue b.ticrcs nat here
ufH Je no icdy n ann Consequence
Last a Eht Fifty i've myfe beeves wcre seized. Tuere
s waiting the comrusd OF the Qusrtermastor b. re
100 900 bushels OF gram All In Jefferson county ana az
much more can tie obtained from tho same county N
rectssy Thus YOU that Jefferson county can carry
ON small war herse--nr 800 COO bushels OF gain viii
support FOR rome time an umy OF 10000 men.
The Hsrpcr's Ferry correspondent Of the Mcrsndr,s
C,-s,e vtl'es, Way Ia
abat a,rotic g. lie arans OK tbs Ii1efen rag'ula's
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AIRsSy May 10, 1861.
Mathew H. Read one Of the directors OF the Bank Of
the Capital has been appointed receiver of that bank.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


New York Uerald--CaIitornia Esi isi0a
Tue mail steamship North STAR Capt. Jones' viii leave
this pert to morrow, at noon, for Aspinwall.
Tho malls California and other parts of the Pacific
VIII close At ten O'Clock TO morrow morning
Ire Nxw York WEEEIY uERAtD--calfoIlia edition
containing the latest intelligence from AL parts OF the
world, with large quantity OF oca! and nj 'co
matter, Will be published al half past eight O'Clock in the
morning
Single oopes In wrappers ready for mailing sir coats
Agents will please send iu their orders early pos
sibe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Brace, Euspenfoy Bandages, &c. Ora GROVER 4
ThORNE, No Arm street, under Barnum's Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

Rstrheios's Hair Dye. --RsIiabls ana
Dsiantsne1us, lila brown, Fsstory Barclay sgeet
scit and spped At W. A. pA-CHErOs'a nc Bond street
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INTERESTING FROM FORT MONROE.

Mr.. Cushing acting masters mate on board the nig
ship Minnesota lying of Fort Monroe, who loft Hampton
Roads Thursdsy, reports that early Tuesday morn
ing there four prizes captured. The first
the schooner Delaware Farmer, having board about
IT'S eco n OF tobacco The schooner placed In
barge OF Mr. Cush ng, and brosgnt to Philadelphia The
,coEd prize was Of the schooner emily Aune worth
aout $50 COO, The third przo the Mary Wiliis, also
Isoed with tobacco, worth SI5 600. The last named
vsses sent 10 Phae elpha charge Of Lieutenant
Bsant The fourth prize, the chip Argo, bound from
Rsmcnd TO Baltimore with cargo valued at Si50,0o0
~acapturec the same day and sent to New York in
chaxs of Midshipman McCack.
II following DAY, Wednesday, they captured
five echooEers loaded with tobacco, but they had
not ben ordered North when Mr. Cushing left. since
the Minnesota has been lying Fort Monroe she has cap
luredo less than ten vessels with cargoe5 tho aggre
gate vlue CT which Ia cstim lted 20 be $500 Geo
The aptAns OF the captured esscs report that there
are fro fifteen TO twenty thoeand troops in the Park at
Kichmad. They cay the soldiers very poorly armed
ana thathe price OF gone up enormously
IA eonseuence Of the blockade Flour IL worth from s5
70 sl0 ariel and bac 20 psr pound Thes
port tnAoberc are COO troops at Noros and that the
place sorgy fortified
Tho edea troops Fortress Monroe do anticipate
any aaekrom the robes, out seem To think that the
attsck whh Don come from tho o.ncr SIDE.
Nr tusDie, on his arrival In tnis city on Saturday,
proceedcd 'oWeet Point. Returning from thence yescr
osy be proceeded 70 Phlade pha evening with tho
uientioao OF t'onin5 his vessel rs coon possioic
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ware Lotteries Au,h rzed by act Of Assembly passed
January, 1879 Grants 20 run twenty years
tussEx Cousn-cLhss ll9 Drawn Nay Il 1861.
81, 46, 81 16, 3d. Ga, Is, 49, GO, 4, ~ 6i IL, 49.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Class Il. Drawn May IL 1861
Z, II, GO, II, 80, 81, %, 81, Ga, 53 Is, 8.
Circulars sent free Of charge by eddre sng
X. FRANCE co, Managers
Hilmng on, Delaware.
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CItstadoro's Hair Dye. wigs and Tow
best Ia the world wholesale ana retail 1--we
privately sYpied ro o aston douae.
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The Iadfsn Herb Doctor, r.. TuIablesy
from Cansds, may be copiulted free az change a. ~
broadway.
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Wholesale stock at Retail shirts, Col
ers end rrawers RECALLED by the half dozen whoiessla
prices. By JuD>Oa, FOWLER co, 40 Waller street. a
.ew doors lest OF Bro adwsy
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unicial praw,nga Of wood. Eddy & Co.

Official Drawings OF wood, Eddy d. Co.'S
KENxuCKs AND Missouri STATE LoTfsaIEB.
KEETUcKY, EkTEA Class, 2o1-May Is, 1861
Al, As, 30, lS, 6S, II, 81, 81, G3, Al, 81, 4.
RFSTucKY, Glass 2s-Msy l5 1881
H. IS, &c, 10, 81, SO, So, Al, 20, ~. 60, 8, IL.
Circulars sent free OF charge By addesg,ng either
VOID, EDDY * co,
Coyington, KY, 1T. Louis, Eo.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Sec Official
bfswings Of Nay 7, IN another eolurnn
CHASE 90, Bankers, Ii Wall street, N. 7.
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wheeler ~ Wilson'S Ire proved Sewing
n achines q reduced pr1ces. olee go bIoad.aL.
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Itsa tn silpg PEI icd when tories lurksd ana po4S
IN e7ciy reightcrhcod. that MAGGIE BIZ RNs .THR n
kCihE CT THE DhAaA"Ahh," comes upon the soene.
GET THE LEDggY
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TkGE PlTRio1IsM.-wHxN TlIg NEWS ARRIvsD
frm Washington tnat owirs 10 The rapid gstbrrog %
troops tht,s was scarcity Of pro,is.ons Mt nc9
with uherr of patriotism IN do
him credit tent without delay bis dcnsten suppl "
NCu~ -rcrr ~s~n- t. ~ II fnlue ~ fouesnd ANA
Ants 4 practical past1rsu NJ the p~pprie -
the '1Ar. reat ffn-rs Soc II DE su.'N ~ 'tfsS
sfso Mne' III LIS 900 dsgatts Gus Of ~Ay % y
var ssss,.sss N sssas In%a.
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mIbCELLAN EOgS.

r g. 90 QUILTED SOLE CATERS AT JONES' 4
II and II Ann VII twics long any cha
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-14
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

pursuance of an order granted BY the Probate
Court, NJ iolmes County Ohio, will offer for "a le
AT atpuDhc huc tOn on the 9th day Of Decembe-, 1sGI
NJ ~ O'Clock, upon the premises, the following
described real estate situate in the County III
hOlme and state Of Ohio, to-wit: The east half
o. the auth east quarter Of section niBetOwn-hip
eight range hvc containing eighty acres more or
less, excepting therefrom twenty sold of tho
north end thereof ~ George Luke.
ALSO.
part gf the north cast quarter Of section twelve
township eight range FIVE Df the unappropriated
lands IN the military district bounded us follows
commencing ten perchos from the north wes,
corner on the east and west line at n post desg
mated by the letter AZ, thence south ffty-two and
onehalf degrees east thirty nine degrees to post
lette b. thence north forty four and one-haf dc.
grees east fourteen perchcs and four links 10 a post
letter C. thence north seventy two and half dc.
grccs eAst eighteen pcrches and fourteen link. to "A
post letter ID. thence north eight perches t. u post
letter l.. thence west fifty ght perches and twelve
links, To- the place Of beginning, containing four
acres and ten perches.
ALSO,
The north west part Of the east half Of the north
/ east quarter Ot section twelve, township eight
range FIVE, commencing at the north west corner oi
the east half of said quarter, thence two ain.
and twg-hn nndredth-, thence south forty nine and
one hail degrees east ten chains thence south
-four degrees and fifteen min tee west thirteen
chains and seventy FIVE hundredths. thence north
sixteen chains and forty One-hundredths, ~ tht
place OF beginning, containing eight and one hall
acres Of land. Appraised at g.
Terms of sale, one-third in hand, one-thrd in
one year ana one third in two years from day oi
sale with interest; the payments to be secured b,
mortgage on the prenc:is sold. -
JOHN LUKE, Admir- of
NOV. 4, 's6l-n3Swf. JACOB LUXE, decd.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DURSUANT to instructions from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, a book will be opened on the
4th day of November, 1861, at the office of Enos,
der my supcrintcndance for Treasury Notes, to be
issued under the act of July II, 1861. These notes
will be issued in sums of fifty dollars one hundred
dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars,
ana five thousand dollars each, dated 10th August
1861, payable three years after date to the order
est at the rate of $40 per cent per annum paya
bic semiannuay; such interests being a the ra te
f tTS S cents for each d9y M on sveTy hundred dollars
have coupons attached expressing tho several
amounts of semi annual interests, which coupons
may be detached and presented for payment sepa-
ratcly from the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treascry notes will be re-
tGivSd during fifteen days from the day of opoHns
fifty dol lars nor for any fraction of that sum be
received, Subscriptions Of fifty dollar or one hun
dred dollars must be paid IN lawful coin of the
United States Mt the time of subscribing. Sub
scr ptons of more than one hun rcd dollars may be
paid at once or, preferred onc;tent at the time
of subscribing and onc-third of the whole amount
ON every twentieth day thereafter until the whole
shall be, paid, No,payment Of less than fifty dol
for which Treasury notes can be issued
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to sub
scribers for the amounts so paid. the original of
which tho sucscr Der will transmit by mail to the
Secretary of the Treasury. when Treasury notes.
aforesaid will be issued thereon to such subscriber
his order, carrying interest expressed in such
Certificate but in cases where only II part of the
amonnt subscribed is paid at the time Of subscrib-
ing treasury Notes VIII be issued onlS Tor the pay
mcnts made subsequently, to the first, which will
remain until the whole amount subscribed by such
person shall be paid. when Treasury Notes will be
issued for such first payment also On payment Of
each deferred instalment the subscriber will pay,
in addition thereto, sum equal to the interest
crued thereon from the 18th August to the date of
payment and on final payment like interest on the
amount paid on subscription. which payments of
interest will be reimbursed to the subscriber in
the payment Of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates
by the Treasury will be sent to the subscrib bers by
mail or such other mode Ms may be indicated by
them when they trans init their original certificates
The duplicate certificates may be retained BY them
for their own security.
Oct. 81, ls6ln36. R w. ENOS.
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BE We CI Othed,

Notwithstanding the reports of the great ad-
vance in the price of woolen goods since the COM
mencement of the war, HOFFMAN & Moss informs
the citizens Of Holmes county that they have just
received one of the largest and best selected stock
of goods ever brought to Milersburg, and which
was purchased at as low figures as at any other
time. Their stock consists of ready.made cloth,
ing, gents furnishing goods, hats, caps &c. tlav,
ing bought them at such low figures they are con
fident of giving satisfaction to all who call upon
them. If you want good and cheap clothing, now
Is your time to get it, as there will not in all prob
ability be the same inducements one year hence
that are offered you now, goods of this kind vii
be likely to advance in price. HOFFMAN & Moss
are still to be found at their old stand near the
public square, where all those who wish anything
in their line will find it to their interest to call up
on them.
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Saturday Evening Post.

This old reliable family newspaper has beer
published for nearly fifty years. 1t is the best
literary paper published in the United States. We
have beed reader of it for nearly twenty years
and we would be lost to be deprived of the regu
lar sight of its familiar face. 1t is devoted tc
news. stories, sketches, essays, agriculture, re-
ceipts, markets, &c. A premium of large and
complete colored map of the slavehoding States
will be given to each 50 subscriber for the forth
coming volume. Terms copy, S2 copies
S. copies, $40 ; 90 copies, 800. map vii
also be given to the getter up of club.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-14
OBITUA RY,

DIED.-In Homesville, on Sabbath night,
Nov. 10Th, MATTHEW b., infant son of
EMANUEL and IDEA M. LIvENsBTRGER. Age, 4
months and IL days.
Weep not,--'mid thornless flowers that never
fade,
In bowers of bliss where rapture never cloy,
Thou hast thy home, thy chanegless mansion
made,
Our transient vsitant--our angel boy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-14
HrLTH OF A ERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities weakness, uterine dspac~ments
and all difficulties and constitutional tTUabs of
women entirely cured by the GRAFFEsBERG MARsHALs
UTERINE CATHoLIcoS.
la this connection, Miss Beecher, sister Of the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher in letters to the people page l2g
says Il have nice sisters and sterin laws four
female cousins, all married. and all delicate and
aling Amid the immense circle, of my friends and
quaintances cannot recall ten married ladies in this
century and country, who perfectly hea thy" In
been used must, that health is rapidly taken the
place of disease and ladies have become robust strong
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, of Elnra, says: "Beautful indeed is
the conhding trusting nature OF woman, but how mulch
does it need to he protected ny wstchuDess that will
of scientific education moral worth and purity of char
acte :" All these may be secured by add esSing the
GrafIenberg Cumassy,
1t gives me great pleasure to certify invarable
curative action of the Gra1enbcrg Marshals Uterine
CuthOcon in all cases of female diseases and the
skill aud high moral character Of the Medical Depart
], p. LAMBERT, MD.
Il Auburn Four Co ners, Pennsylvania,
LAM Methodist preacher. MY heart has fairly ached
To witncs. the he hcalth OF women have travelled
my circuit preaching gospel. thans God, however
that have sN these diseases give Way to the CRAPS
FFNntRG MARsHLS IrtKNE CATHn' lCoS whe ever u had
been used REy PETER SHARP Ridgeway, Mich,
formerly of Western Star Medina county, U,
For Medicines or Agencies, address,
II. Il. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agt't forOhio,
For Saie by !. X. RAJ f. MH-rsburg,
WV. BERGER, Mddictown,
WM. LEMON, BENTON,
r. :. ANDERSON, R.rhn,
". II. SPFNSER, IIoimrsyHt,
II. \. YOUNG, Nashville,
! i35yt j. DEWITT, Dewitt Corners.
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Camp Correspondence.
CAMP BUCKINGHAM, Mansfield, o., !
November 10th, 1851.

CAMP BUCKINGHAM, Mansfield o.,
November 10th, 1861.
MEssRs. EDlToRs We all arrived safe in caml
on Tuesday night, and through the generosity o
our comrades we shared their tents till morning
We. have very large tents, capable of holding
90 persons, and some having floors and stoves il
them. We have plenty to cat. The boys are
all in high spirits, and only await the time wher
We shalt be marched into action. But the best d
all is the manner in which our Colonel treats us
He came to us on the morning after our arrival
shook hands with us, and inquir d after our well
fare. The boys asked him all manner of ques
lion, and were listened to and answered with s,ct
attention that he gained the heart of all immed
diately. When we get into the enemy's country
you will hear from us often.
Yours, respectfully,
J. w. MCCUNE.
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COnrting.

The regular session of the United States Court,
for the Northern District Of Ohio commenced at
Cleveland on Tuesday. The Senior is in attend
ance as Grand Juror, which will account for
errors and omissions in this weeks paper. II
some Of our Republican friends will make out a
list of secessionists about here, and present it
the Court 1t will be attended to. Come, friends,
now is your time. You have been cursing i'm
aginary secessionists in this locality-you have q
chance to have them punished. "Pitch in"