davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.

blast of trumpet, to defend their outraged laws,
Let us still say TO the nations OF the earth that
when our armies melt away, we will ~! them up
again. None Of your interference; The bones
OF our fathers lie under this soil. With the
blessing OF God we will maintain what they gave
us.
In conclusion, he paid glowing tribute to the
glory OF the great West aud hcr hardy sons he'
ierring to her growth. prosperity, industry, pop,
ula ton resources, he held that It was the duty OF
this people to maintain communications between
the West and the external world through the
-Aaunral outlets; and with great carnestnesSl
before he wouid dlioU he .HsSisSiPPi u be cloS"d
he mouR rather burr lie iau man N Tie IFeSL-
Tremendous applause
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

TIE POSTAGE STAMP CURRENCY Tho
Postmaster General aud tho Commissioners
of Informal Rovonuo have approved of
specimens of tho postage stamp currency,
whicn will DO five, ten, twonty five and fifty
ccn,s. Tho design embraces tho present
iivo and ten cont postage stamps, taStefully
arranged in such way that they cannot be
separated aud used for postage. They will
bear upon their faco the following inscrip-
ton
Postage Stamps furnished by tho As,
sstant Treasurors, aud designated deposta,
rios of tho United States receivable for
postage stamps at any Post Office"
Upon tho back will be largo figure do
noting the denomination, with thoso words
Interchangeable for United States notos
by any Assistant Treasurer or designated
United States depository. in sums not less
than fvo dollars; receivable in payment Of
dues to the United less than 6Ve dollars
Act approved July II, 1862"
They will 30 printed on bank note paper
of different sizes, averaging about ne.fftl
tho size of United States notes, and fur
nished in sheets during the mex. two wCoSs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Six Hundred Thousand I

Tho Government has decided to draft
Immediately 300, 900 men, and, in case tho
100000 volunteers called Tor arc not raised
by the 10Th inst, TO supply tho deficiency
in the same manner. This looks like war
There are to be no moro delays occasioncd
by want Of troops, but tho patriotism
of the people, which has thus far seemed
unbounded and exhaustless, is to bo taxed
to the utmost, if necessary TO crush out the
Rebellion. Tho Goyornment now roalizc5
tho magnitude of tho work before it, aud is
determined to spare no effort to accomplish
it speedily and at all hazards. This Is as il
should be. The timo has fully come fol
such action, and We nro suro it will be
heartily approved by ovory friend Of hi:
country. If We would save our Govern
mont from destruction, wo must ovcrwhelm
the rebels against its authority by strength
ami numbers they can never be conciliatet
or appoasod by kindness. Death or sub
mission is the only alternative that can be
presented to them.
Tho announcement that six hundred
thousand moro men arc to DO raised immo,
dately, sooms startling at first, but, viewed
Alright, it is full of promise With only our
present force in the fold. however vigorous
or consistent may be tho policy of tho Ad'
ministraIion, wo can look for little but dis
nster but, with this immense addition to
its numbors, what may we not accomplish ;
Our armies, until lately Vctorous in nearly
every quarter, are necessarily divided and
scattered, guarding numerous and import.
mt posts that :hoy have takou from the
onemy, who is marshalIing all the hosts he
can raise by sweeping CONSUMPTION, fol
the final struggle, which, il wo are true t,
our country, will decide his doom. Wher
the six hundred thousand men demande,
are raised, ho will DO ouinumbcrod an,
discounted at all points, and his Rebellion
Onded forever, and, as we trust, with com
psratiYeIy little bOodshed. Now is th
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Union Congressional Convention, 10Th
District.

Tho undersigned, believing that tho first
and highest duty of all loyal citizens, ir-
respective OF party, is an earnest support
OF the Government in its every effort to
maintain the supremacy Of tho Constitution
ana to secure tho suppression of tho un-
holy rebellion. cordially invite all lOval citi-
zens in the IOth Congressional District, who
are in favor OF the vigorous prosecution OF
tho war with all the aids tho Government
can control, and the con!iscation of the
property OF tho rebels, and tho liberation of
their slaves. as defined by tho act of Con.
gross and approved by tho Presidont--al
who approve of tho emancipation policy ms
proposed by tho President and sanctioned
by Congross-and all who regard tho pres
ervatiOn o! tho Government of moro i'm.
portance than tho preservation of Slavery
arc requested to meet at their usual places
oi holding elections in their several town.
ships, on Saturday, August 80, 1862, at such
hour as shall DO designated by tho Com.
mlttces of tho several Counties, and elect
Delegates to a District Convention to be
held at Garrott5villU. IN tho County of Por.
Iage, on Tuesday, the I'd day OF September
next, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. to nominate
a candidate 10 represent said District in the
3Sth Congress.
Tho delegation TO said Convention will
be ono delegate for every 100 votes cast iol
Gov. Tod at tho election OF 1861, to wit
Goauga County will bu entitled TO 10 Dol
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Letter from Gov. Tod.
COLUMBUS. O., Angus

COLUMBUS. O., August 9Th.
To tho several Military Committees -
Tho recent order of tho Secretary of War
in relation to drafting may cause diversity
of opinion and action among YOU hence
Doom il proper to urge that pou proceed in
your efforts To complete tho regiments hore-
toIoro called for, and fill up those already
in the field, as though tho ordor had not
been promulgated, and i; is hoped that the
generous aud liberal offers now boing made
all over tho State, in tho shape of bounties
to recruits, will not DO withdrawn or inter-
terod with, 1t is beloved that, with con-
tinued,vigorous effort the regiments may DO
hlled up by tho 18th. The several Assessors
who were directed to take Oh enro oIment of
tho militia of tho State arc progressing rap.
idly with tho work, but it will necessarily
take somo ton or fifteen davs to complete
tho work. DAVID TOD, Governor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

time for the People, whose Government is
assailed, to rise in their majesty and might,
and strike tho crushing blow ! Ere another
Spring shall smile upon us, we should witt
moss the ond of this foulest Rebellion that
over cursed tho earth. The tmo Is
most proptious, and it must 30 improved,
or the last hope of our country will expire,
and her stars set in blood. Tho kind Provi-
denco that has blessed tho FREQ North with
general health and abundant harvcsts. seems
to invite its lcgons to 60 forth aud conquer
a Just aud permanent peace.
War. at all times, and under oil circum-
stances is dirotul evil. When it breaks
out, no human cyc--only the eye of the
All. Scoing--can penetrate tho dark veil OF
the future, and discern when or where it
will end no human heart can know tho
its train. And most deplorablc of all is o civil
war like this--a war for national lifc,-in
which brother is arrayod against brother, and
father against son, in deadly corilct, and
in tho midst Of which all tho cherished
memories Of tho past abd bright hopes Of
tho future plead for peace. God forbid
that wo should uudorrato its woes or bur.
dous Bu; war is upon US, and, as patriotic
or Christian mon, wo cannot 10 content
with simply dcporing it we must recognize
and fulfill tho duties It cnjoins, that from
all its seeming owl may DO oduocd the high.
est good TO ourselves, our country and our
race Lot US, then, DO united in tho deter
mination that, como veal or woo, VIC will
stand by our Government to tho last, and
victory is sure
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

9SrThe Field Notes, Ohio Cutivator,
published at Columbus, the Ohio Farmer,
at Cleveland, and tho Valley Farmer, at
Cincinnati, have all suspended within few
weeks, not permanently probably, but until
tho agricultural interest shall so far revive
US to mako such publications profitable,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Important Orders from the War De-
partment.
wAsuSuroN, Aug. 4.--Tho following or
der has Just been issued:

WASHINGTON, d. C., Aug 4lh, lsG2.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 4th, 1859.
Ordered, lst, That draft of three hun
dred thousand militia be Immediately called
into tho service of tho United States, to
servo for nino months unless sooner dis
charged. Tho Secretary Of War will as
sign the quotas to tho states, and establish
regulations for tho draft
81, That it any State shall not, by the 18th
of August, furui1h its quota of tho addition
al 300. 900 volunteers authorized by law, the
deficiency of volunteers in that State will
also bo mado up by special draft from the
militia Tho Secretary of War will estub-
lish regulations for this purpose.
Sd, Regulations will 30 prepared by the
War Department and presented to the
President, with tho object Of securing the
promotion of officers Of tho army ind vol
untcors for moritorious and distinguished
services and Of preventing tho nomination
and appointment in tho military service OF
incompetent and unworthy officers. The
regulations will also provide for ridding. the
service Of such incompetent persons as nov
hold commissions.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Ter of the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.

WAR DLrARTMLNr,
Washington, August 5th.
ORDEREni That the use of the telegraph lines
being rcQircd for military purposes all persons
actually employed in constructing and operating
telegraph lines at the date OF the order calling for
300 900 men, he exempt from military duly so
long as they remain in such service
BY order oi the President
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary ol War.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

Tho npportionment of tho delegation of
the several Counties will bo made by tho
County Committees.
July 25th, 1862.
w. C. IlowELLs, Com. for AshsabuIa Co.
IT,. Nolan, Com. for Trumbul Co.
EDWARD SPEAR,
JonN WETMoRE ! Com. for Mahonirg Co.
j. DUMAs,
l.. +. DURFEE, Com. for Goauga Co.
ii. Y. BEEDE, Com, for Portage Co.
BY tho apportionmont of Delegates for
tho County of Goauga, tho Townships will
bo entitled to ono Delegate Zach, wi Ii an
additional Delegate for each of the Town
ships of Chardon, Parkman and Troy.
Tho meetings for tho appointment OF
Delegates will DO held in tho several Town.
ships, on tho day above named. at u o'clock
Il. NJ. J. o. CONVERSE,
Chairman Union Central CommittoO for
Geauga County.
, 1862-10-30

THE NEWS. -.
From the war in Virginia We have still
only p.osnises, with ru1nof that the rebels
are returning to Manassas The defenses
about Washington are being examined to
be reported on by military commission.
From New York comes significant re-
port relative to the expedition there form
ing to operate against some part Of the
Southern coast Col Miles Is exonerated,
We hope not solely on the grouad of"na de
naossssss." The 1a!cst reports from Federal
sources throw discredit on Besuregards
dispatch. and Claim Federl success in
the Reconnaissance On the Pocotaligo.
"Gen. Mitchell asks to be relieved from
his Department, portion Of the field
which has been singular1y unfortunate
In being almost utterly neglected. Had
. ttthe ofthe army in Virginia been landed
In Palmettodon, and backed BY purpose
to attack and weaken the enemy 1t al,
points, the core Of the rebellion would have
been eatcn cut long ago. When is this to
bcgin1 Tue Kentucky news il at lull,
and walls the gallant RosecrAns- Matters
in Gen. Grants department look mole war
Like, ard something is On the tapis. Mis-
sour1 gives US two glimpscs Of cucourasius
news. The Safe has been divided into
new military districts, and the rebels will
be ground out From the plains VIC hare
intelligence Of SUMMARY vengeance takeu
on marnudiag Indians, with the best o.
reasons given why they were shot and moi
hanged.
, 1862-10-30
THE, WAR m KENTUCKY,
GEN. BUELL. GIVES. HIS LAST
0DTfTsD -
OEA041kbs -.n:


1ouIsvMLK, Oct 2a-Gen. RueA hae fssued
orders saying that Ill captured: rscraits tor
The rebel army viii be ssnt to Vicksba.g as
prisoners OF wsr, and there paroled Tor ex.
change; also, that N pezsans who hAge aetu-
ally sbetted tho inrzsion Of Kentucky within
the last three months viii be immedistely ar
rested and sent to vicksourg, !, and forbidden
to return to Kentucky. .>. 49,
Gen. Boyle is charged With the execution Of
the aboTe. ~. -
Rosecrans is expected here tonight
Joseph Jackson, proprietor Of the Estel1e
County Iron Torks,a refugee from that copn.
Il, died 1t the Gait House to-day.
John Aorgan's forces, It u reported, let,
Kentucky, via EEktor, to Ganatin, 1t Cum.
berland Ford. TIE Febe1s .recentlY, hunz
Capt. King Of Lincoln county, Kentucky, mud
formerly Of the 30.h Kentucky regiment, his
two aoaa. mere Jouths, and twelve o.he.
Unionists. ~-.>- :; =:
>, Several passengers BY stage from Nashville
to De railroad, repsrt being. rided BY 1he
rebel pickets of lette1s to Ohloaa&.
/: Sick and wounded fede11 soldiers continue
to sYsi1e here.f - -:
Lou1sv1L11, OeE 2Q.-An zepotta that Joh1
Morgan was recently ut or near OReasbcsu
are fAlse. At last Acea22te be ~ 1t Elkton,
Todd county. proceed3aE: towards Ra3hvilIa
Quite numbaf al sick md wounded fed
efai soldSe11 hGve a1iivtd Nitttu -tha -
twenty-1our touM.. The masonic tample has
been taken - : hospital, nd psvatA promt.
nent secession gyRpAthisers mve asau no.1.
f1ed that their residences Wfn he taken fof 1
like purpose. :
The pontoon hktdge net1ee2 hers aud Ieff
bouts run aSheretQfoce4 = :.
, 1862-10-30

TEfS LIE NA1LE0.
The Tory Press. and their partisans ere
continually Believing that the North is be-
ing ovarn with blacks. Illinois was be.
Ing dh1kened With some score Of thou
sands, the Federal government was bearing
the burden Of: feeding the lazy niggers in
numbers exceeding even our army. Again
and again has thatalsehood beeu exposed.
Read how 1t il again nailed By the Wash
angton correspondent Of she New York
1smx: r..
1t IL N instructive soen1sntafy upon the politi.
csl outcry 1xised bs Norlhe1n asainst
tic alleged e1ppast ksrs Iy the govezra1ent o9 IN
1sny Of 1f1e cuntr1bante. lint TIC f,cts show the
4n,onnt OF negro la5cr to Be hired hezs, to be
greatly lsss than the dsznAnd. Although
the azriva1s arc abcut city day On IN aver-
ssarc, yet they are not eufRcieut to an
a~s1 the Gala. The men are fnmadtata1y ut u
government work. Anch ~ fo1ttacauoas, &c to
The extent needed. 1t mach lowa7 1stAa theu
"ou1o hhe *alte aAbo1cts ; And the women Atc in
1fe1 feqoess u house aessants. It prioss varY.ae
LION u ~ 70 &ato peE 1onth. OF nearly 40
males, arriving with pas45 from fortress Monroe
On Friday, not Ole ~AA lah Z aaraen I'M 1na
government m hour after renchhg &Ae cout.aaaua
quarters~au had been detailed to neccssasy labos
Ct supplied with private places. When hiring Il
pstssse paz4es. they receive from tlD % to 3aaol
peI No61. according to their efat4encJ.
&Qaxuy tntxue Is +he statement thkt the Ncrta
h t0 1goseezRu BY these fnssd ne21ses. Nst d
IN bn1dRsf a b induced 10 60 NoetA by a,
consideration excerpt freedom; and whsn freedom
assQ Be saade Raivetea1 the 6outA WI seesve4
ty ytAeir own voluntary return, tAe 3B9ax bq1k q
, 1862-10-30
FROM THE PLAINS.
l. Coed Reason. for not Haaetag
:, :~ Red Skins, 49,

SAtT LAK1 CITY, Oct; 28-Col. Common
with hts command Of 500 California volun-
teezs arrived here Afew days stuca. Hs:has
located bis camp, called Fort Douglas, about
three miles east OF this city. H has four
eompania OF cayalU, four Of infautry, md
four pfeeee Of artillery. =
xalnr Aeaaazs9, In command of companies
at dk, who was sent from Ruby Valley to
the Humboldt to chsatise the Indians Who
comml.ted The murders this fali,. eaptared
t~entysix betHeen GravellJ Fond
q ten .efs Is 5a.ta&es ae,snS sae tsse oser
two we're sent ont to bring In tho murdsrezs,
with the understanding that u they were not
back in . anpeciaed time the twenty four would
BE ehot. The two did not return, and :the
twecty-four were taken ont and shot. -
Col. ConAofee orders Were to hang all ID
1ian8 that 1t ehou1A be found necessary to
execute, int u trees laEge enough could not
be found, the 'naajot was compelled to carry
out the order u above stated; He reports
that nearly all the Humboldt Indians have
gone to RuhAo range on big hunt Tpe
troops sppeared to be In excellent health aud
tDffitk
, 1862-10-30

,rr..t,. r .xy,se ;: ,nr,a p,,xa, .,1,.h
-."1~n...,.. =. sr,'%I-
0a<eU Nao"3 1asns, IN
i. @esesntaA Murphy, coz1FQ +, 9Th Hic1&.
1e.,n- r--.- = -.-... =:
H.. 4 %a-s& .ao*.s n 70 com: Z:
Raa 2oe01siR III AaaEoek. .Aea. Attehell
:asesd to b. rsftsved Soma '&tmt saaes. he i
t1hS 10 do whae he en- with the txpse Il IL
~a ~ r.: E. - -. !; :: ;. ;:
Ina Committee ordered 10 axa0tna nd n
port uPon the Rlan cf forts about W3sh{nR-
too aad, san1ots.ey Of detaasss, epssasttae el
.n:] VIC, c.;;.,, ,.. s.s.-,sss ~.... s o''' os4a&e
-, - :esIe,a *71L :: 49,.
:. 6eaagee7 rum faofada sseee thee The destruc'
ton Of tAe extepsise steam alt voras III a.
josen,hi;a, Hax rlorta. on ~. 5a,h m -.-.u.@
'c~ce -:a::@1s~ - 49, ~ - ~. esa~s oeaeo
gae@77 t<a..te9a!aoa tafoa8noas aoes4fs and
fP11A They add that tha Nbela depended
a. tEesa works fnr 4 :suuoax II .e.,t q. th.1-
tfso,s dnrin1 Il. ri,ter "a ts.t T. -
, 1862-10-30

H The editor Of the Times belongs to
the Peace fparty, who are anxious to bring
the war to an end. How much weight he
derives from personal and family REASONS
may be imagined from the fact that one of
his associates in the Tory sheet, and bis
hrother-in~laW, has been for months in the
military prison at Alton, con.igned thitler
on document ordering his imprisonment
"untI tie caae af tie acar."
, 1862-10-30
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
): Illinois Still flushing On Her
RecruHing.,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.1
+.>. SraNar1r1p. Oct. a9th, 1s6a.
The infantry regiments within the State are
all fnI and mustered, and only require the
bounty, premium, aovauce pay and equip
me nts to be ready to take the field.
The recruiting for cavalry regiments is very
encouraging. Gels. TbielEan of C1icagoand
Ca1 ron at Peor1a, and Smart =. Camp Butler,
are taking the lead ~,
Supplies sre furnished for recruits immeal-
a:e1y on enlistment, and N Hho deelre to
enter Ills service should reT'oft inmediate1y
At Chicago, Camp Butlsr, or Peoria
The most vigorous policy ID being pursued
In the Western depsztmenta IN o1xaniz-
Ing their, commands for. engagements
rsshand, which 1fn be nolss ID decisive III
character ttan any service performed hy the
army East or West for months.
The removA Of Buell. and assumption OK Ms
command by Rosecr&ns, together With prepa-
rattous for the West, denote \ policy for
which the people hsve thus far waited for en-
patiently and In vsin. ....:.-:&>; ..t
SPRNcF1E1D, Oct. "a te4diuE RepubIf.
can: wEttss very shes1ina1y; of cur pFospacss in
Alton and vicinity. =
Leadfsg republicans here Ire offering 10 bet
large amounts On 6wets's election, without
tAkers-
, 1862-10-30

sAx FRANCISCO, Oct. 28.-The board Of 81.
refVisors;hav adopted i resolution requiring
fnterest On san Francisco city and couaty
bonds both here and 1t New York, to be p1d
in gold coin
The Oregon Legislature adjourned On the
17th. Ths principal rn8asures OF tbs session
wera thu adoption Of a.cfgN code, gederE cor.
pontion law, md esurY hws, mazIrg the
legal Iato of interest toM PR cent, al1o 9iaR
Epec ec3a1 contracts 1t twelve per cent, limited
partnership 1aw md militia law.
:, Bhaish Columbia dates to the 30th ara re
cedved- The copper mines On Queen Char
lotte'e leland promise well. - =:
The VictuEia Gotom4k aasef 4liudinx to The
fourishing condition Of that city, attested b5
Its: np6 growth, continued improvements
md incr4as11g EAane OF :faal estate, s1ys: :
Il - VIC puh1iaA mining tateltigeuce to-day
from naaliy Ill parts OF Bhkiah Cosumhia
<ver attekein' and Qase1 Qharlotse's Islans
mtnes had bright prospec II. the1 eertsinl,
oAse Il NOW. 49, 81
, 1862-10-30

WfaconAan Troops ~ Gor&AxA.
George W. etursta, stats agent appointed
eg Gov- ealouaon to visit and report On the
Riscoastn troops II Cosinta, and THAR condi-
tion, under dste Of the sed. says: ss.:=> =
There are now IN the general hospital $50
patients, and ,S57 have been sent North since
the hatne of the 4&h Inst.
The nights ara cold. and We have had, the
two lAst NIGHTS. hEavJ frost; and the men,
who a1e short Of the neee1a&TJ blaAkets. hayo
suffered from the cold.
find At this pest, tbs Oh End 1a.h bat
t&zaes, In Gen-. Hamiltou'a Atyaion, the 8.h
ir$artry, in Gen. HaAlog's d1sision, and the
18th, 16sh, 18th md 18th regiments. in Gen.
McArthuf'e division. The health aud spirits
Of the men arc good, but the regiments aad
coenands arc very much decim1ted ~ their
eighteen month"; AxdaouA eesxieeA
, 1862-10-30

HbEl$: Rsate nut 1nla:
i :. AT Ht:s.;; -: -: : :z-..* r.
: 1HE WARM: / :! !; ~ j. A!asAs. :
MA.tTrE1<s a =. At !! MEl|'AAr.m1s. + 4
~Rrsleeef RelA 1etalfatien.

Especial spessnts u. alaaeo TtIbu.~1 !:
.CAzas.toe&ohsr a, 1sea.
There y but rtas nsvs to.aaI. Generals
Dodge, Touson md EhIfvan5ne haze, u aiao
Rev: d.. G1ndy, t11e. 1a.less UnIpa olezxy-
nan of Memphis. Geu. sk.sittaiisa ..has sasaed
stringent police Regulations III: ns.kaais::
xhe1eat 1oyal men 1et0s !! - ] n II q
1h.ss heard Of nothlnx h ao. ;i,li e
soasce which w11 not reach 10 pl1k Il IL -
er ..ehannels Nothing dsetatta haaa :Vs&
Tennessee, although the fna33tta f5pna an tit
nit may occur It my noslt-
:, 'GpeeaA Dispatch taEtae C13sgp Tdbnae.J.
/ =, .... k4rH1s. TaAs OF. q, 1852. =
y Taae military. 1t Helsna m uaopmuaon1y
sc4tse, md there ara evidences that wum
work b IN prospeet.> Tta xuetfl,as re re-:
ported ~ concentrating: IL. zArkaasas, but
none Of the gangs haTe thas hF shown them
selves On The 'river.: Ths gsaboits are stu
dle-n Z! up p line Of battle tsp.ied TOR en-:
eient service. =. =. .,.|,:,.i ..:--s
Last Thun4.y neouting paty captured the
nsjor Of the contederates vho captured the
wegon train. and be Is wat Helena: :
EEerything wears lively arpe.zance aboat
ua1o,,. .~3 - &.L. ;,
.>.o,aa ~ =. VIII" es A.
Tha rbo,. .n.
.,...o."-s,.. :, .s Ae. @aea: p e1cfts*o'ea Is
r. - ,s.~&. ..- e11c
lines few days since, I lean that they have
excellent schemes In Dixie tor tAe punish.
ment Of Memphis. They propose tn. send in
On Us some night when ne lsast expect 1t
maea s,1s-s -s.'a..-uS.'..' . s "ao ",sl
1,st ~ oh,o-xa". .;,.s4"t,s, 'Ae.os
..-a.., - ka-s-ss ~ !... 4.e.1 notans 70
.t.s- S.ss.. - s1 .ee4ueaee1' soo
- 49, ' ~.a1a1..r -. ot ~ @0u 10 no~
49, sks.h - -,s......N. ~ - eotfespona p
ia he -ng,oea =, t.f. sr,so;.1. ....s.a D T.s
.,h,,. .s.a,s. ~-,.-1@= .f= Au7
Haole ecuema WIS pfoba0ly dNu4Xed BY a
confederate officer to Indy Who has since
been to Memphis and retutned South. Itwas
ooatemPastoo N part fetslaatlon tor the re-
mov2l Of secession families from Memphis
We have no doubt. =
.e,..,., W..
loPesaa n1spa1ca 70 Inc Chicago Tfthune.1
cA1ao, Oct as. 1889.
Day before yesterday, . sm,il federal force
acconr4erod ~ s,,a,, =. -, 49,, A~@ ~"
us ieos.e uoueI Sol Cn!4, Elk
teen ml!es oack q Point Pleasant. A eh1rp
skiI1nish ensued, resulted In the defeat of the
n,;.orera a,,one. .,,o1a -, ~ ss,as I
p'1so"e, "'nois "nu0 "ets Nol. Clafk, r1e
lieutenant colonel and seEs11eaPtafns. The
prisoners were brought to Gakumnus. Onr
| loss Is unknown. .A>:
Th;o a1a.:~. 49, 4
to st. Louis, By some hlander .of the suar1,
wae rarar+e3 ~ f.;1J,<. -,