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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

The Mobile Regiaef threatens that. il
Federal troops are sent to the South, JEFF. Da-
Wis would leave them ts the epidemics of the
country, while at the head of fifty thousand
Virginians "and North Carolinians" he "would
seek his "enemy" "at Washington" that while
Mr.. lfsooLs was "a fugitive in Texas" "our
troops would luxuriate in the cool Northern
tree1es." ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

% The Government is unable to furnish the
soldiers with blankets as fast they are enroll
ed. We are requested, therefore. TO ask fami-
lies wAQ have one or more 10 spare. TO leave them
AZ the Clothing Store of Mr..B. CoHS. The
citizens are contributing them in other parts of
the State, and OURS must not, and will not, be
behind any other in acts of this kind Attend
to This Immediately.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
To the Public.

A report is in circulation that was discharged
from the employ of Mr.. L. Mayors, Merchant in
Millersburg. for having volunteered to defend the
Flag of my country. deem it but an act ofjus-
tice 10 Mr.. NJ, who ever treated me kindly. TO
say that there is no foundation whatever for the
report. JOHNSON WIGGlNS.
April Oath, 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

HA dispatch from Richmond says thai
Gov. PlckESs of South Carolina had telegraph.
ed to HEsRY A WISE, of Virginia, that the por,
Of Charleston was blocksded by IL vessels. and
that the ships engaged in trade were prevented
from entering. This will undoubtedly soon be
the case at all the Southern ports. So long as
the war continues, the foreign trade of the coun-
try will be carried on exclusively through
Northern ports.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

"a A meeting was held at Nashville, in this
county, on Tuesday last to respond to call of
Gov. DEsSIsoS, for volunteers. Some thirty or
iorty Immediately enrolled themselves, and
mere is no doubt about their success in raising
atuii company. 1t is generally conceded that
JAMES L. DRAKE. Esq. will be chosen for Cap-
tain. and better choice could not be made.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
DOuglas Ohio.

Hon. Stephen A. Douglas spoke vt
Bellaire, o, yesterday, to an immense crowd
He made strong Union speech and was
favor of raising 100000 troops irnmedi-
ately. He was expected to go 10 Colum-
bus to day.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

wDelaware is responding to the Union
movement with <igor and earnestness, One Of
the largest meetings ever gathered in the State,
was held at Wilmington last week, and pass
ed resolutions severely denouncing Senator
Bayard for his anti Union course.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

"a An excellent supper was rendered the
company Of volunteer soldiers, of Millersburg
by Gen. JOSEPH ANKESr and his excellent lady,
on Tuesday evening last. The catablcs were
inviting and ample justice was done them.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

LIZ We are requested to give notice to those
having arms in their possession belonging to
Aiddietown Volunteer Company, to bring them
in Immediately.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

eEThe Legislature of Pennsylvania has
passed an act making any connivance with ihc
public enemy a felony punishable by ten years
imprisonment and $1,000 fine. The Pennsyl-
vauians are mastering in great force forthe war.
Seven Companies have already been raised in
Poltsviile. A regiment in Philadelphia. 1000
strong, comprising the Irish Companies of the
city. have offered their services to the Govern
-ment. The military are rapidly gathering at
Harrisburg. Gov. BrcLER, late Democratic U.
S. Senator. has come out strong for the support
of the Administration and the energetic pros
ecuiion of the war.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

The Democratic Governors Of Kentucky
and North Carolina have replied to the requisi-
tion of the President for troops. refusing point
from these States, now in Washington say, how
ever. that these Governors do not fully repre-
sent the people and that both Kentucky and
North Carolina will supply volunteers to the
Federal army.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
Latest From Washington.

gentlcman of New York arrived in this
city from Washington having left the Capital on
Sunday afternoon. AT Harper's Ferry force
from six to eight thousand were assembled and
two batteries Of cannon placed The govern
ment buildings were completely destroyed
The cars were stopped and searched. After pas
sing that point the Union feeling began to pre-
dominate and the Stars and Stripes waved at
almost every point
In Washington there appeared to be a greater
feeling of security. The troops had been rein
forced to about teu thousand men. Batteries
were placed at all the vulnerable points and the
war vessels were drawn up in position to sweep
an invading force. The Seventh Regiment had
not arrived bnt were supposed TO be somewhere
between Annapolis and Washington.
The Secessionists were reported TO have built
battery across the river from Mount Vernon
and 10 have faced it with railroad iron after the
| manner of the Cummings Point battery al
| Charleston. 1t was currently believed that Bcn
McCulloch and Gov. Wise were acting in concert
somewhere in the vicinity of Washington
| Gcte:aRd Herald, Apra 3d.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
The HoImes county Bows,

lmmediately on receipt of the call of Gov.
DEssrsoS, for volunteers. measures were set on
foot to raise a company in Millersburg, and to-
dsy it numbers so men. sworn in, accepted by
the State authorities, and in readiness to march
at moments notice. At an election he'll. on
Saturday, for officers, the following named per-
sons were chosen. Captain, JAMES McNuLrr,
First Lieutenant. JOHN S. IRVINE, Second Lieu
tenant, WIN SPANeLER. A selection, We aresaiis-
fed that will do no discredit to those making IT.
The company is made up almost entirely Of
young men, majority Of them citizens Of Mil
lersburg, and in appearance, in drill. in good
behaviour, and in all the essentials that go to
make a soldier who volunteers and fights from
love of country, when that country has need Of
his services, the Millersburg Company will
compre favorably with any that marches into
the encsmpment or upon the battlefield. May
He, who doeth all things well, protect them in
all the trials that seem to lie before them, bring
about isspeedy and honorable peace in our
land, And restore these men to their families
and friends.
The following are the names Of those who
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
Southern steamer.at Cincinnati

AT Cincinnati yesterday, a committee
isited all the steamers lying at the landing
and compelled all, southern ones included /,
to hoist tho Star, and Stripes.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

Advices from Washington state that the
Government had planted cannon on all the
heights overlooking the city.
VIM. B. Astor offered TO give the Gov
eminent 100000, and loan it 10000,
900.
One thousand barrels of powder were
seized yesterday, bound TO New Orleans !;
also lot of blank registrations of vessels
for Confederate States. All the vessels
bound to sea are strictly watched.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has
enlisted as private in battalion of ri
fcs of Massachusetts.
Senator Baker, of Oregon, has been cho-
sen Colonel of regiment of Californians.
They raised 10000 for their equipment
Richard Lathers avows himself for the
Union and the flag, said nothing but Sc
cession flags are flying in Baltimore. No
man dare proclaim himself in favor of the
Union.
A Vigilance Committee held a perma-
nent session at Barnum's Hotel, and spot
every stranger.
Armed men are stationed to prevent re.
building bridges. ~
Gov. Morgan received telegraph that the
Sth regiment, Mass, under Gen. Better,
had arrived safely and landed at Fort Nc
Henry on Saturday.
Throug ghout Verm ont regiments are
being raised, and money given for the sup
port of the Government. The cities and
towns are in blaze of of excitement.
ANNAPOLIS, Sunday, April 2l.
1t is said Gov. Hicks protested to Gen.
Butler Of Massachusetts regiment against
landing troops here. They were conse.
queetly landed at the Naval Academy,
which is exclusive property of the Govern
mept.
The following is from the Baltimore
American. Mayor Brown Of Baltimore
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

At 5 o'eloct. Pm. Speakers will be present.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

ment last night-voted resolutions to sustain
the Federal Government, also to pay The
salaries of all persons in the employ o
the city who volunteer, rendering the Gov
ornor's room to Anderson, and reques
him to sit for his portrait, and adjourned
singing the "Star Spangled Banner"
A club for the benefit of the traitors i.
formed in Brooklyn.
A German regiment is formed and vii
be ready for service on Monday, and i.
composed of those who served 10 Europe
The Custom House resused clearances tc
the ports of the seeded States.
Eighty thousands cartridges were seized
BY the Sheriff Of Amboy yesterday at the
factory, destined for the South, and the
factory threatened with destruction.
Washington 14pra l9.-On inquiry al
the Post Office, it is ascertained that nc
measures are in progress for disconuing any
of the Southern Mails. On The contrary
the contractors from that section. recently
here, have arranged for the faciitasion o.
The transportation. The Postmaster Gen.
eral has discretion to spend them only in
cases of obstruction.
Boston 1pril, ,l9.-Ths Common Coun.
ell last night appropriated 100000 tc
provide for soldiers enlisting from Boston.
Lowell city government has appropria.
ted $4,000 for soldiers families.
Pittsburgh, Apra l9.-The American
ensign was displayed from the Catholic
Cathedral of St. Pauls. This is one Of
the largest churches in the United States.
The Irish citizens are rapidly volunteering.
Utica o. Apra, 19.-Rev. Warren
Swift, a Presbyterian minister of excellent
abilities and widespread reputation, has
enlisted aud started for Columbus this
morning.
Xsnia O.Apr1 l9.--Fourteen. thou
eand dollars were subscribed here Yesterday
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

|
If fred upon or the Navy Yard was
attacked, it would be his duty to fire on
the two cities.
1t was not known whether the Pawnee
entered the harbor or returned to Fort
| Monroe.
The excitement at Norfolk and Ports
mouth was intense. Women and children
were flying, and men rallying to arms.
1t was expected that the ship of the line
New York, on the stocks, would be fred
before the yard is abandoned.
Leveliug buildings by blowing them up
with powder, was going on, and it is
thught there would he an effort to destroy
all without fire for fear tie confa grafton
might extend to the cities.
The people of Norfolk have seized the
Powder House at Granny Islands, and
removed the powder to the city, and are
making arrangements for a vigorous de-
fence.
Washington, Apra l9.-Tbe President
has issued a proclamation, stating that
there is an insurrection against tho Govern
ment in several States; that laws for the
collection of the revenue cannot be executed
therein conformable to the constitution,
which requires duties throughout the couu-
try to be uniform. They have further
threatened to grant pretended lerters OF
marque. / therefore deem il advisable to
set on foot blockade; therefore competent
force will be posted to prevent the entrance
and exit Of vessels from ports Of the seeded
States.
Carlisle, Pa, Aprl l9.--Lieut. Jones,
late in command at Harper's Ferry, arrived
with bis command of 43 men at clock,
H. N. TO day. Lieut.. Jones having been
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BLACK 6IAR LINE

" OP LIVERPOOL PACKTr8
Passage from or " Liverpool by the following hrsi
class packsl shiIs, sailing on the
"a and 24th Of eAoh Month.
AdelAids, Culhva.or, Hosclus,
kustralis. Cyto8ure, John Brizhs,
Belle Woods, ChAnoelor, Tho1Aoa-
Il,idgew.ier Constitution. Universe
DLAPTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
os IRHI.ArD, ULsTEA BArErre Co, ASD AL rAErs
or EHaLAND AHr SCOTLAND.
tei4 q6AosilT WILLIAMS a 0UI0N, ~ Ful>oo a
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EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Il sails bth Oct. ~ celebrated aud fivOfite pack
=. ship OCEAN MONARCH. lyinG NJ pier ~ u. X
and ,he packet ship CONSULTATIONS on the lots
ufOrt For massage M low rates, apply On board,
ur " TAP5COrT d co, - south ST, sets
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A NURSERY, SCHOOL AND HoME-AN
-tAintelligent widow lady, experienced In the care
OF ofchildpn, residing ~ North Stamford, Conn, ~
miles from ths city, would take six small children
as Above, at SO 80 per week, including all expenses
except clothes. Apply 20 sILAS DAVENPORT,
1872 broadway, room No. ., from II 70 2 O'CLOCK.
OCT GILT
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CoR LTyERPooI.-THE MAGNIFICENT

n clipper ship ELLEN AUSTIN Capt. Garr.ck,
viii haul In the stream this day at o'clock p. m,
having uneluered state RON sccom po,iat ols On
deck For passage. At the low sst p1sso'e rates, sp
ply on bard OF " L. COLLINS b Co, At the cihoe
on pier 3, North River. @A 9'llS
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v LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS MON
N day, Ogt. 7th, the spcnd a packet ship H. Al
= 1AYLOK. Capt Lord, lying ~ pier 10, Eut r. q.
1 passage AZ low rates, ur drafts ON England %.
ireland, apply n rAPsCoTT q co, 80 Nth
oJ 4'l59
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EOR LIyERP0OL-OLD BLACK STAR
Il Line-the packet ship RE5OLUr ~. lying -
pirt ~ y ~, River, sails stoher Wh. Toe CON-
STI1 Ur1ON, sal October t2h For passage, Al
ply 90 board, OF W WILLIAMS 8 GUION N Ful-
ton street, se26 2iac' 40 =
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EOR LONDON-TIIE SPLENDID SHIP
Il EIINE. sails Oct. iOth from Pier 10, y. v.
Passengers taken In "a cabin at reduced s,aerNge
prices. For passage apply TO THOI q. ROCHE,
IS South 4. oS 3'l24
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ELoUR-MOUR-N0UR-aooD AND
Good Ss Sisss Or ., ssps.e- TIsass y %, E1ir.
sspsrins, q, Ohalos nzis, . %.
LH. = oorLss sAsse f',osc,r, ,.Is.,: - snd iss
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EsIPLOYNsENT--MaIes.
ENGINEER SOLDIERS WANrED-Cc

I TIU-NVHT~
~ prising mechanics and intelligent laborers. for
sappers and miners Of the regular army. rhey
mus. be able-bcdied, no, over 35 years Of age able
70 read and write and understand the four ground
ralea Of arithmetic. Terms Of enlistment thres
years. Pay from st9 h s3I, depending on rank at
tainet, by merit and soldierly conduct Also, ra-
tons fdel, quarters, clothing, medical attendance,
and he usual bounty. Apply a. Bosling Green,
GILMORE, Captain Of Engineers, U. s. Army.
oc2 2OslOS
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cyTFAM WEEKLY BETWEEN

eSTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
- YORK AND LIvHRPOOts
l,-' I'D smbarHns passengers - QUHfNe-
OwN, Ireland.
The IAyorponl, Nov YorN ard PtllaisP Phis sossi,-
tnip Company iblsnd dis st hing ihSr fuO-powCrod
Cydo-buis iron s,oauShps ~ follows
CRY OF NEW YORK. Saturday. OF. Hh.
FDlNBU kGH- .............. Ss1ur iay' Of lssn
ITNA.................... Saturday OF lgth
CITY OF WASulNGrOS. Saturday ost. 26Ih
snd on every sucneeding saturday, noon, nom
Pier ~ North liver.
RATES or Passages.
YIRsT CABlN.................tD %
do tl LDndOu.....,. 30 %
bTEEhANE. ...s.s....'......'9so "
do v Gonion....... IS W
Bissrsge 4 Suru Tickets, COED FOR
AK month";. .......,s..ssat atau w
rANenger, forV.rded 81 Para, HAvts, a.rhirx,
r-emen, Rotterdam, AnIwOrp, a., o. rsGaoea
through rats.
Persons vishinE ,o briug Oui ,hstr trieads can
MY tickets hsre.
For iuItha Information. aPply 81 tbs CouiPGny-s
OBoes.
JOHN q. DALE Agent
myf1 E'l% 10 Broadway, h. Y.
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STEAMBOATS,.

CHANGE OF HOUR FOR KEYP0RT.-
NJon and aner this date, tho steamboat kEYPOkr
vill leave New York, foot Of Robinson %, daily,
Sundays excepted, ~ O'Clock, p. n, and keyport
al A. N. baao'Ip
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GROCERIES.

CRoCERIEs AND flour FOR THE
VI Millioa- -CheApesi s.ore In the world Goods
dslivered fres. TH0s. n. AdNEW, 700 aiesoyich
n, and 80 Murray a., New York. ssiO SsAf q "
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HOTEL LODGINGS-CLEAN SINGLE
Al beds at ~ cents a night at tae Union Hotel,
No l6G Prince IT. corner Of Thompson. Soldiers
stopping in the city will end this convenient
place " stop A. ool o'lV'
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LITANTED-FOR TIJF REGULAR ARMY

w Of the United States, 500 able bodied men, be
tween the ages Of is and % W serve for three years
Pay from tis W so per month, and furnished with
clothns, buard and medical attendance. A Bounty
OF tlo0 given al expiration Of enlisimsnL Apply
q the Chief Recruiting RsndeEvOus, lis Cedar
areet ~ ". city. % qlac'In9
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r ODGINGS CHEAP-C0MP0RTABLK
Il single beds, 10 cents a night, or CO cents a
" eek double beds less single rooms u cents. Mar
We'd persons 80 TO m cents. Refreshments equally
low At wILTsHIRE HOl Sc, lOG Franklin st, near
Xy.,t broadway, Watchnan all uigtt. oi 2isc'lsi
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DoARD AND LODGING AT 8 THoMP-
ID son Stood board and lodging ~ oO ald tJ
vyaek, also rooms for men and their wiyea - and
p6 a week with board; day bOardeTs and lodger
y sen Al low rates. also lodging for 70 cts and
,-asL sat3 4ac'lS9
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RoARDING-GoOD ROOMS, OF rARl.
and their wives, or single gentlemen neat hall
rooms for gentleman, or or ladies' large un-
furnished room 10 let, at IL kivington s., near
II, VERY. % . 100
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILL--Th
lNl AURORA leaves jay It. daily, al a. m, (5un-
days IN ior Peckskil. Lands At West lOth and
sOth cts VJnkers, usytings, Do66s Ferry, larry.
toNn, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Grassy Point aud
yerpiAnk's. Leaves PeekAkl Al N y. NJ.
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NAY BOAT TO ALBANY-SrEAMER
~ ARMENIA leaves foot Harrison st. every Mon
day, wednesday and Friday. Fare 10 bIuGIo ~
yol buy tickets Al 2s0 Broadway, cor Park Place.
sell %Ac'lTo
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ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
g Of Jay ST. tou ,hing at Amos st every afternoon
nj 81 O';lock, for Yonkers, Hastings, D1DoS fer'
~, Tsryt tiwu. Sing Sing, and HAyorstrs"'
scl 9lac'li!
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CHEAP EXCURSION 10 CAMPS ON
~ stAton Island Fare cents ~ staten Island and
ferry ioot Of whitehall st. be. shs Battery and South
ferry. Boata lsave every hour from A. n. 70
sPh. On ans. Sundays svuy half hour 70 ! r
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LODGINGS AT The

r ODGINGS-CHEAP LODGINGS At The
IL Park View House, No. VaIick st, doors
from Franklin 1t, where respectable men can ne
accommodated with clean, comfortable, Single beds
from 10 TO IL cents per night single rooms from 10
20 20 cents per night o5 Fl''
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DOARDING-A PLEASANT FRONT
ID Rom TO let with board 70 a gentleman aud
wife, slso a room with or without board, for two
respectable young men, in private family: Apply
q Orchard ". Tzo Aae'lol
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DoARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
ID men can lie accommodated with board, al 2Iy
ninth st. near 1st ave- at SO per week Privilege OF
hsth withhold and cold water. sel4 Aac'los
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

RESPITE or THE MURDERERs ay rHy C.p,,, a.
TIE GEsERAL PARKHTLL.--Marshai Murray v.rssrasv
received respite Of the sentence Of Collins, Lews
Featherstcn, and John Daneary, now Ia the ToDabs.
and who were sentenced 10 be hung on Friday, ths,
26th Dstsnt for the murder OF Capt. George W. Pyls
of the ship General Parkhif The document sts,ss
that application for respite has been made by many
highly respectable persons, aud tha examination Of the
testimony produced the trial shows 10 10 be wayne
and contradictory: for these has been thoaghs
proper 70 grant respite OF tbs execution Friday the
Oath Of November between the hOurs Of and O'Clock.
short time after Ice receipt the Marshal read the
paper to the prisoners. The prisoues were called out
from their lonely celsfor this is perhaps about the
most dreary prison in the coautyinto the ghtof day.
and they listened with the eager attention whils
the Marshal read the document The Marshal then
spoke some kindly words to them and asked them II
they understood the pwpor of what they had heard.
They said that they did, and spoke Of the very kind
friends who had interested themselves In their behalf
They are especially proud that lady-s stranger
should have adopted their oause. Tue name of the
lady, who went to Washington, and presented their
case before the President, is Ms. Buckley She re.
sides in Fifth avenue. The first rssuls Of her mission
il recorded above. .8
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
IrtNRY h WISE NNr nEAp.

fSrsas 7sF w eelisq fEq Essiigesoey, Ssiy Is
We Rre at1sst a'0le 70 give wbat Is pnaS eSs'oi1 ~
shc t1vsh IN rsgard 10 the k'lag wonHerg % % .o
old srrsh traisOf, Henry A, WISE. lie Is hiis 10
laDs' Of the Eviug. Mr.. &cbn Woods soh % a; a; -
Wsads of tis cty arrived here iTSn lSsVeaSWOo1 1
SrnfdsSe1orning by >asssr. lie lsft Chario1esvIe'
ses~e ~ was Student s., she Chivetlty Soous tnies
~ssicts-o He res ned Charleston alV*r gfee' 0eln
ss A.. e ana left tba place Oh the eth oil JEy, a
Eiy.Frt kiplev on thecEenipg Of the-th. OLD hehiy
A sri lis SON q. 0tnIings Wise, were esih NJ
Ri.2er. On toe &h, report reached kipiey Ihse . y
tAaazs.nd Federal troeps were maTchng uten ,hss
plats from the Ohio River. The Nlses, win tnelt
f.sygcioyers rstreated bark upon haIiesiol' ihe
rvrs Of the killing of Wse and is body guain
.a.ed ms on S0ndsy evening" the 1h, 80 tal lt WI
h seen thai hs could not have been very badly JnreG
ae,ke wss koocking around Riliey pretty toierSbly
Sr, f,r an ola Inau FrOm other circumstance, We
r in3uced 70 believe that the whOAs story about tne
.stat.k upon Wises party sheer fabrication.
psafoely possible that he could have been al SssoS
vie az all. ,,,.o,
a. an evidence of the strict cautOR and surveillance
nha-rved nv the COufederStes, we may ment,on ina
NJ Wod, notwithstanding that be was we'll sopphe'
18TH letters from Igoaisent persons, was several lae
rrae.ted closely inierogaied and detained lie haa
IefTs from peisOBs in ChsTioltesvDle TO their fleno
~ letlestoa bu was det diced In the latter place
VIZ h end was Only able get rass by the eo:1olneS
snios sson of friends. After the "lses re
feeted from Richmond he had no fnrther tron0e th'
Upion men dong all they could to iscih'''e bn prog
teur resaeyg may rest assured that Henry A. MISE
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