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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
GHerald's Dispatch.l
Washington, Feb. SO.

II has been busy time to-day among
the divisions across the river. Being the
les. d.y Of The month, sHeh regiment has
undergone the usual monthly inspection.
The friends Of Col. John A. Logan will
b. grati6ed 70 learn that, although badly
wounded 1t the capture Of Fl. Donelsor,
he is doing well. The wound is danger
GUS, however.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
Counterfeit Treasury Nsses.
New York. March l.

Counterfeit IS Treasury notes made
their appearance in this city yesterday
They are excellent limitations Of the gen
uine, but they can be easily detected, the
letters U. s. within the other on the
shield in the Goddess of Liberty being
left out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

D4-Two pretty girls, sixteen years old,
have been arrested at Cincinnati for pass
ing counterfeit money The father Of one
Of them is in Jail at Philadelphia for the
same offense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

Dayton, O., Feb. 26.
Daniel Brickel, Cashier Of the Dayton
Bank, died il this city this morning, aftsr
I short illness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
HAMBDEN BUEL,
HARDNARE MERcHAA7,
No 81 Main street,


The Hardware business will bs continued by the
subscriber at the old stand Of Lane Il huei.
Thank fu for the liberal patronage extended The
fHts nrm by customers, solicit continuance Of
the same. HAMBUEN BUEL.
AArl-d
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STATE or Nxw YoRx,
City and County Of New York, !"
CHARLES J. MARTIN Prssi-
Gent, and John MCGEE, Secretary, Of the HoMR Is-
eukAHcE ConrASr, being severaliy and duly sworn,
depose and say and each for himself says that the
ffegoing Is true, full and correct OF the
a9airs f the said Copor aton and they are the
above described ohcers thereof.
lSignsdl CHARLES J. hARTIN, President
tsixnedl JOHN MCGEE. Secretary,
Subscribed nnd sworn before, this sd day of Janu-
ary, A. d. ls62.
L.S.l J. w. wAsHBURN,
Commissioner for Iowa la New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

~The death of President Felton,. At
Chester, Pennsylvanis, on the 26th, crea.
ted profound sensation at Harvard Col
lsge, and in community generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TlISSOLUTION.

- n ~. ~
Notice 10 hereby given that the here
tofore existing under the Eame and -nrm Of Lane /
buel - this day dissolved By mutual consent. Geo
r Lane has disposed OF all his right and interest In
said firm to Buel; no IL duly authorized align In
liquidation. GRO. r. LANE.
keokuk, Feb. g. ls69. H. BukL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

Tie telegraph reports all quiet on
the Potomac. but il does say that Gen.
Mcclellan is removing that disgraceful
blockade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
Mother Goose,a Last.


Floyd and exc Pillow two pretty men;
They kept up their pluck TIL midnight but then
Forth sneaks Floyd aud looks at the sky:
"Upi upi brother Pillow tits time 10 fly,
80 you just 90 before. while take u look
Ere leave IL there's al. thing loose can hook !"
VANITY Fair
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Buffalo, Feb. 90.

Buffalo, Feb. %.
The Message Of JEFF Davis is received
here e n;sa., bat ais length and the late
hour Of its reception prevents any trans
mission BY telegraph. twill be found 10
New York papers Of to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

- BY law of Congress it is made the
duty of the Secretary Of War to collect
the Gags taken from the enemy and pre-
sent them to Congress as memorials of the
valorSof our troops. The House of Rep
rssentatives refused to receive flags taken
at Forts Donelson and Henry and battle
fields of the West II does not appear
what special motives governed the action
Of the House in the premises. Do they
deny that the traitors are enemies, then
the blood Of thousands of loyal citizens
of the country will cry to Heaven against
their murderers; or do the members Of
the House look TO the good tins coming
when the rebels will again hold seats in
that hall. and seek to spare them the pain
and the humiliation of these emblems of
their guilt Then gny haired fathers
and fond mothers, whose loyal sons have
fallen in the defense of the Stars and
Stripes then widowed wives and orphan
children, whose husbands and fathers lie
buried on bloody fields, or in nameless
graves, where disease has stricken them
while pursuing the enemy, must learn to
smile away their sorrows, lest their grief
should offend the proud and tender sensi-
bilities of the traitors for whose return to
Congress our Representatives seem to
stand in courteous expectation.
Now we think that instead of rejecting
the flags won by the valor of loyal troops
from the deadly enemies of our Govern
ment,--lsst their preservation in the halls
of Congress should hurt the feelings of
members after the restoration, that Con-
gress ought to multiply these memorials
ofimpotent and defeated treason IS warn.
ing to- traitors in all time to come. In
that view JEFF, Davis and Stephens might
b. embalmed with the hangmans rope
around their necks, and suspended in eth.
, er hall as memento mort to traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
ALI Qutsu - the Potomac.
Washington. March 1.

All is quiet across the Potomac oppo-
site Washington. No news OF interest
from that section Of the army has hacn
received to-day.
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Worlds Dispatch.l
Washington Eoh

A private letter received here from
Paris states that 1ancy mas lett LOT Ala
bama, via HAVANA, fully satisfied that
none OF the great powers OF Europe VIII
recognize the Confederate government.
he has met with great success 10 ootsin-
ing supply OF cheap but durable goods
lot clothing Tor negroes.
Inc House Committee on Foreign Al
iairs have decided 70 report against the
Senate bill Tor the recognition OF the IN
dependcncn OF Hayu. Ihe committee Is
composed Of Messrs. Crillenden, 5ooch,
Cox. White, mcknight. 6urnnam, Inom-
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KXxvII Congress- First Session

Washington, Feb. 28.
sxNATE.-Adjourned till Monday.
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AuDrroRs Ovrics, Iowa,
Ia. MAsr,.. H.A AT n0Ho

" - HEns1v Csar1rrEn, That on the 4th day Of
nee, showing the condition Of the Home 1nauranes
Company located u New York City, in the state Of
New York, On ne II day q Jan a. P. lsoe. Y az
Assembly Of the Ststf " Iowa, entitled san Act In
lssion 70 Insurance Companies.' approved January
18th ieS7 and an Act amsndato'y thereto, approved
February 9th. 1883. that said statement shows hat
said Company s possessed Of tAe requisite amount Of
Authority h therefore ssves 10 The above named
Company TO transact busness OF Insurance In this
state In accordance with me laws thereof until the
dred and Sixty-thvce.
II u also certinsd, That II. B. Tsn Eycx, Esq, OF
their lawful Agent and Attorney for Cosny esLss
With full take risks Of Insurance thsren and
:. si service % process :. provided y
siAssmans on Ole IA this once. Il further certified
that the trae sad correct copy Of The said
IHTEsr,nssv wxrazos, I have Asreunto sst
IT, - my hand and axed ny ssai Of once, this 4th
j. W. cATTRLL, Auditor Of ses.s,
. ~. ,vcx Dan Ells'os' pspssy;
MAP MAPS!
colsen's Map the southern States.
;. ]" Illinois.
I" s. Kentuck and Tennessee.
- 4" wes1ern Statss.
For sale at Publishers prices atthe
CfTY BOOK STORE,
fehg7,d Ne. 50 Main 4 Cd IS.
COFFEE.
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; g4-
b - fair for saie ~ Tow ytouRRs ron
CASH by CoNNABLE Z SMITH.
dscasd 81 and s. L1ves,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. March
Rscsption Of ReturnsA Prisoners.

Col. Lee, Maj Revere. Of the Mass.
Goth. we're received At the depot BY Gov.
Andrew and staff and large crowd Of
citizens, who greeted them with hearty
welcome and enthusiastic cheers. The
city government of Roxbury proposed
giving Col. Lee public reception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
NAME AND LOCATION.

ASSETS.
Amount of Cash in Cantin-
entail Bank. n Y.-.....-. LA "a IA
Amount OF Cash in hands
oil Agents aud in course
of transmission .....,..... Bliss IS
Amount Of Unincumbered
Real Estate, No. Wall
street, Recommendation. bV.uUQ 90
Amount of United States
Treasury Notes, 3-i0
market valne, .............. $4,000 GO
Amount of United States
Registered Stock 1861,
market value, ........ 49,. $500 90
Amount Of Missouri State
Bonds, per cent. mar
ket value ........ ...... $500 90
Amount of North Carolina
Bond, per cent, mar.
ket valne......-....-.-.. $3.50 90
Amount Tennessee Bonds,
per cent, market val. $500 o.
Amount OF Ohio, 8 per CT.
market yatue............. 4,6ll 90
Amount Of Illinois. per
cent. market value. 5000 o.
Amount OF Brooklyn City
Water Bonds, market
value, .......-......-....... $3.50 ~
Amount of Bank Stock,
market vslue.............. 65,225 W
Amount of Loans on Bonds
and Mortgages, being
first hcn OF record on
Unincufnbered Real Es-
tate, worth al least l.
T2V. soo--rate of interest,
Z per cent .-...-....-...-.. sl0,2le CO
Amount of Loans ON Stocks
Eand Bonds, payable on
demand, the market val
ne OF securities pledged,
at least l55, 1858 .......... l2s, 800 %
Amount of other miscella-
Deous items .......:.. =. 5,os5 10
Amount due for p emiums
on Policies issued nj of.
nee ...-..s .........---.--...... l,e4G d
AM urt bills receivable for
4 emums on Inland
Navigation risks, &c.... 22,Til ~
Interest due, aud accrued
but not dae.,............... 2sssAs SIS
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OYSTERS.

Down 10 50 cents for Naltbys Large ard selscs
Baltimore. KELLOGG l. BIRGE.
marf-d
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
Springficld Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
sPRusoYul.D, MASS
WIN. CONNER, ssc'y. 4. FREEMAN. Prsst.
Capital 100000. Assets. S4l2,OO0.

Tho undersigned 10 duly authorized 70 act agent
for the above Companies.
PONCE al the ONCE Of Goldman T. Co., ID street,
between Main and johnson.
L. J. ADAMS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
II B. TEN EYCK,
General Insurance AgeI
Once next door to Express Once, on % ST.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITI(
OF THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPAN
OF NEW YORK,

On the first day of January, A D. 1862, made
the Auditor Of the State Of Iowa, pur-
suant 10 the Statute OF that
State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of this Company is Tnr Honr Ixs|
AscE COMPANY, Incorporated in 1858, and loce
in the City Of New YORK.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actual
ly paid up in cash is-............. 81, o0O, 900
The Surplus on the 1st day of Janu.
airy. iso2,. go, Isl
Total amt. OF Capital and surplus. u ,46S, ISL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31
SLAVERY AND THE WAR.

According 10 the Seneca Advertiser,
its style of ofDcluccraoy regards the inter-
est, of slavery of moro consequence than
those Of the Union, II thinks it terrible
that the slave property Of rebels should be
dealt with, in the same mSuucr as other
property, aud dcnouuccs, as ubolitionists
and cucmcs ofthe country, those who
advance such doctrine. II even call.
upon the Democracy (Which. is like "oall.
ing up spirits IRON the Vastly decp") to
resist such doctrine, and argues for 4
reconstruction of the Union, as though /,
were already fallen to pieces. We hope
tho A dreri,Ser viii have u good time put
ting dowa" the Aboltionists, as it call,
them,
WIN the Adreriiser please ipCorm us
in what respect onigecr is more sacrc'
piece Of property than any other an,
paramount to the Union, and why, II w
conlisoa,c the other property Of rebels a
military necessity, We may not also dc
lprive them Of their slaves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

The bill reported rom the House Post
Office Committee, provides for the estab.
lishmcnt, by the Postmaster General, OF
a money order system at suitable post
Offices, known as money order offices, the
orders to he drawn in printed or engra-
ven form, furnishcdb by the Assistant Post
master Genrals, who shall also supply Off
ces with blank forms, in which the apple
cant must state his own name, that Of
the payer and the amount, No order for
Ices than 81 nor more than 500 will be
drawn. The commission for an order of
between 81 aud $40 is five cents; be-
twoeen $l0 and $50, fifteen cents; be-
tween $50 and $50, twenty-five cents.
In case Of error, a second order is sub
stituted for which second commission IL
paid. Deputy Postmusters are not to pay
unless the p0yee or his indorser present
the order within ninety days after date,
but the Postmaster General may in such
case, or in case of proved loss, issue n Soc
Ond order on which second commission
is charged. The Postmaster is to bo paid
the whole amount of commission on an or
der issued, und an eighth of one per cent.
on the gross amount paid. postmastcrs
violating this law Orc TO be held guilty OF
misdomeanor, aud subject 10 fnc OF
| from $50 to $500.
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Gen. Isaiicck PuttIng on his
Spurs.

BY st. Louis dispatch orthe oath, it
seems that Gen. Hullcck, in his attempt
to collect assessments upon the st. L,u-
is seccssionists for the support of Union
refugees, has already been compelled to
take the bit in his teeth and assume to be
boss aud all hands. One OF the secess-
ionists, Samuel Engler, a prominent mor-
chant, refused to pay his assessment
Thcreupon his prore ty W. ) seized to be
sold to satisfy the amount Mr.. Englcr
sued out writ of attachment to take the
property from the Provost MOrshal-G en-
cral. Thereupon Gen. Halleck issued an
order directing that Mr.. Enger should
be forthwith taken outside of his depart
mcnt aud not return within the same on
pain o! being punished according to mar
tial luw. He declares martial law to oX-
ist in St. Louis and promises to arrest
any person, whatsoever his rank or con-
dition may be, who attempts to prevent
the execution Of any order issued irem his
Headquarters. The first thing Gen.
llalleck knows he will be as far along as
as ever Gen. Fremont wos,--Saa. Reg.
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ANOTIIEts FLOOD IN CALI.
E0kNIA.
sacramento Subncrgcd--Thrcc
Million Acres undcr water.

SAN FRAEcisco, Jan. nth.
During the past fifty hours it has rain
cd hard and almost necessarily. The
storm still continues.
Yesterday noon the water at Sacra-
mento commenced rising again on the Sd
and the complete inundation OF that city
is Unavoidable.
The area of land now overlooked in the
State is twenty miles broad and two hun
dred and fifty long, covering upward OF
three million acres, mostly arabic land
aconsidcrablc portion being actually fenc.
cd and titled. 1t is estimated that forty
five hundred cattle aud sh, ep have been
drowned.
Since the winter commenced, the un'
prcccdented succession of tremendous
storms has washed the mining region:
where the ground was uptmncd and dug
over, producing great change, rendering
u probable increase Of gold product lrol
plain diggings during the eusuing sea-
son.
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Of the Register
From 6s Sd Ohio Cap1lry- Condition
Of Camp Dsns ison--Promofions in
he Regiment, dc.

a a., -. 80.
from Me ga onio Capairy-- Cond'tton
J Camp Decentralization ia
me Regiment, dc.
C1sp DxNs,sox Ohio Ia, a.
pu,~ p. o.rn--,
% ~ .Js pin,i hgi.i - : '1i''e " 'ns ',"a-
49, s.a ~ tne n.R.o.I l,uy % ,n.''es'su ,, 20 20
N.Y. ".a 80" -, si,,,a,.J v'u '''' P'"'0 "'u 'o"
Tto w. "U" ,,H, - "o"sd..u a ,ho .;.,
.a.hol - ~, ".,o" ~, wy 'r,ou' .o,h
ins, NJ 49, so,;",,. I aoaiJ',, hnn,"s IL" IT,
H., 900, " lie IN -. wv, ,Is ~ nuI 49, ~
sIsn" w. ~" a, "us ;, 81 w NJ ''Vu t",,' :" o"' io,
L.ri"cI - 1i,, ,,an a0"nr ~ ,..L .
n.nv nceno, i.,ao .da,,.od;on' v "a ha,I; 9I,' ~,
rIJh ,ty -, 'o",,',Uu'Jua u,g.'J .,a '''i
c,rn, r,,n, FRI ,T,a "'g 10y '
,V ,,o, ,as, ~ ar VI p; D., ~ o,'.oIs nav
abundant, rnr ,ur bor'ns "'0 ,l.,,o VOu "i'I
g,i - ~ y, 'u, r'oi7'' W. nave goOu
NyLrn ro snLaJ et
norr,c ., .oa .r ,,,.I -. 'ou''. v
n,rs .y.r,nco a,'J , n.,;.i' ,;.iul''s s.,Lis ~
,,.,,, .n,.,.La.o g. J,..' ~ v. ,N I'aNo ou' s
hs: ,hn mnJ Lno. ,i., ~, a,,. ',,1 ,H'ensi,.
which wo yoro no,"roil,. , I,V ,na, u,sIo c ",'u
,,,s "Nvol ~, L. ,., ~. 60
,Wndopn TIts ronJi,i'n or,I.i,S.I'n ,GG o'"'
tended ., inrrn,sn ,.a - " ~, ,''''' nu'
,,i,n, vo, ,hn.a Wv .it o,.h ''I. -, 5I'ii'
onr ,c,%mon, ha,o "V,' -, io", ou',y .n,,,o, .,.i
hcir s,bres anJ "a,, u, III, 'un. lsoT.uT' % ,,I,
,,cntf,, toasrin,. ~. lG W." ''P''' ''" WIZ
q p,y Ion liz hass 'r.,, n., vs. a,'... aA,
,,.tiss.i 49,, IL o 'V"''' 'nous" u
s.n 'vu I.,..,, 'Ia, ,,,,, ',.,u Io,pc't q, ~
-" va" ,',.F ui'II w. ins CRY 49, 'h"
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Ahout Apporiionmcnt.

The Aprontonmcnt Committee nrc at
work on maps and statistics preparatory
TO the important work Of describing the
Congregational Districts Of Ohio for the
next decade. The importance OF this joint
Committee is such, and is report will be
the subject of SO much comment, that
deem it proper to remblish the names oI
the senators and Representatives com,
posing il,
SEsArE.--L. n. GWackcl. Dayton,
Chairman; JaseS Monroe, Oherlin; A
q. MeBmR,y, lebanon; r. A Ready
Tusearawosi III, \, Neal, lronton; J, d
O'Comer, Munroe; john a. Siaaeii
Licking.
lIousg. Peter ZiHs Hemllon; Chair
man; w. H. West, Logapi JANIS lIus
TON, Uamilton, G, w. WELLs, Shelby
II. vs.. Norris, Defiance; JoAArHAS Nor
rKrr, Wyand 4; Il, Br Foe, OF Brown
Jos. w. Pierce, Erie; j, ". Baymd
Athens; 4. A. REAny, Muskihgum; Sol
emon Lind, Stark; SeKsea a. Grisrcid
CuyShoga, jos. MEARs, jefferson; Geo
I W, Hos0c, Trumbuli.
The names Of Republicans are rrinte,
itllicS--lhose OF Union Democrats il
SMALL Cars, and those of Jcwett Demo
Gratis in Roman type.
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NO1IcC.

To Mary Ellen Shaull, minor heir Of Mary
Shaull, deceased, Of the State OF Iowa, one
OF the heirs at-law of John DUran, deceased,
a minor, under age of fourteen years
You ale hereby notified tint Solomon II,
Rusc, Administrator Of the Estate of JOHN
Durun, deceased, on the 10th day of Drecm-
Der, A. d. 1851, filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court OF Seneca County, Ohio, therein
alleging that the just claims a. ainst said es.
tate already amount to Slii0, that the cost
of administration will amount to $3.50, that
the personal estate belonging to said dcceas-
ed amounts to $3.50, that said personal estate
is entirely insufficient TO pay said Just debts,
that said deceased died seized in fee simple Of
the following real estate;
The east half of the northwest quarter Of
section No. ~ IN township Noe, north of
rnnge fourteen east, IN Seneca county, Ohio ,
that Christian w. Doran, Solomon Doran
James Doran, John b. Doran, Sarah Feascl
wife of Jacob Feasel and said Mary Ellen
Shauli, hold tie next estate Of inheritance
therein, and ying for sale of said real es.
tate TO pay said just debts and charges afore-
said ...
That said petition will come ", for hearing
in said Court on the 9lh day Of February
A ID. 1862, at 10 o'clock.
SOLOMON II. RUSE,
Admir- of John Doran.
PENNINGTON, LEE & BRgwER,
Attorneys.
Dec, 30. ls6i-4w s4,S7
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From Cumberland.

It has been supposed that the rebel
Gen. jackson, who was lately shelling
our camps at Hancock, aud more lately
compelling us TO retreat from Romney,
was likely either to attack General Ian.
der at Cumberland, or cut him oil from his
connections on the Baltimore a. Ohio Il.
r., by making a dash westward to New
Creek. The following, from the Wheel
ing lntclligcnccr of Saturday, would in
dicalc, ON the u,htr huud, that Jackson
has had enough of the aggressive, and
that we are more likely TO attack hin,
than he is ts attack US. The re. enforce
mcnts ordered irom Ohio must reach
General Lander 10y tomorrow.
by n telegram received IN this city late
last evening, from Camp Kelley, which
is the name of the camp at pdttcrsons
Crock, where our forces now are We
learn that Jackson has fallen back with
the larger portion Of his troops TO Ungcr's
Store, within fifteen miles cf Winchester
ut the junction OF the S wingfcld Road
with the Romncy and Winchester Pike
leaving Gen, LUriug with his brigade
still in Romncy. The enemy has eyaou.
e,cd Springfield, which IS now held b,
our troops. Though we are not prophet,
wo prcdc, that in ,his state Of the case
the enemy now in R,mney will, som,
I cold morning, not very far distant retir,
/ from Romucy ~ prCcpitatcH as the,
, did on late occasion at Blues Gan.
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War News.
tsrn, Innaer., niyi.l.n.


tCorrea'ohdense ut the Cincinnati Gazette.
Cam ksassS, pArrEEsoS's cRrrK,
January 20.
The 'efeat ftcphet has prevented the
battle wrote you would soon come ofi,
Our camp is fairly under water. Tht
two opposing armies nre divided by the
souih branch Of the Potomac. Ncithcl
can advance.
Jackson has the flowcr Of the South.
ern army-i2,00O men, % pieces OF ar.
tillery, and 6.000 militia, Many citizens
here dcclsre he is marching on Ohio
lie VIII te stopped, IL bur force can dc
It.
Our commander, Ueh. Lahdcr, so often
STYLED rash aud hnpetuous, is calm cs a
clock, aud holds the Ohio boys In check
with a stern hand, but We all feel that
When the hour comes he will LEI Us out
We begin 10 see how IL is be hns never
lust battle. lie bdrs his time, and is
only the dashing aud impctuous soldier
he Is known to be in the war Of battles.
Our troops ~ brgadcd ~ followss
q First Brigsde-- Acting Brigndicr.Gc zen
tral Kimbsil, Indiana consisting Of the
18th and ii;h Indiana, 9Th Virginia, and
Slih rennsylvanin.
Second Drigudc-Acting lIrigadicr
General Dunning Of the 9th Ohio; com
posed Of the i,h, 9th aud 9Th, Ohio, ant
5g,h Illinois.
Third IIrigsdc--Aclirg Brigsdict.Gen
crel Tyler oi the 9Th Ohio composed o.
the 7th Ohio, 7th Indiana, lst Virginia
aud IlOfh p,nnsviv,uia
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shcriass sale.
Bei,jauiin Leonard

VS.
Samuel Englo and IIhaul 7. Sherwood and
Wifo.
By virtue of an order made by the Court Of
Common Peas OF Seneca county Ohio, at
the Nov,Iuber term. h,D. 1861. IN the above
entitled eause and to me direeied, shall Of
fer for safe AZ public yendue, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Tilfin. In said
county, on
IliE 9th nay OF FpRUARY, A. ID. 1862,
hetweon the hours of 10 o'clucl a M and 4
o'olok p, ~, Of sOi1 day. the following DC.
sciihed lands and tcntinonts, to wit:
being the one third undivided interest in
and to a itaetional part Of The north west
quarter Of section ten fl0), in township one
| a., IN range sixteen (l6) cast, and cornmcn
cling for the same at the centre Of the Marion
state road and the Caroline road at the eros
sing of said roads, and running from thence
south along the centre of said Marion stat,
rlad to the centre OF Honey Greek, iron
thence ina norh cast direction along III,
centre of the said Honey Greek, to ihc ccntr,
Of ssiS Caroline road; from thence west /,
the place OF beginning. Excepting aud re
serving thCrefrosa certain piece or tract o.
land out OF the north West corner Of said prem
ises. being siNty feet by two hundred feet, cx
elusive oi the ruad, heretofore sold 10 on
LEVI WEiRICK.
| Sheriff.
Jan. 81, 1862. Printers Fers . ,55