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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
MIR. MOBILES RECORD.


! The Sdndtisky Regisior, In asserting
that Hon. w. =. Noble, while in Cen.
gress, voted for all the army snd ma
W appropriations necessary to carry on
The war, gives him rather more credit
than hs is entitled to. 1t is true NJ. .
Noble voted the 100000 mon and the
8S00,0o0,000 asked for; pnd he muy
have voted fer more men and money
subsequently,, hut these votes amount to
nothing unless they arc backed up by
others providing tho means to raise the
money necessary to ieed, cloth and pay
such vast army. Simply vot ing men
and money, without providing the means
70 raise the money and thus keeping up
the credit ol tho Government is q yery
cheap thing and Mr. Noble. is sn,i,led
10 all the credit which he NAV derive
from il. Blu, let Us see h W Mr. Noble
backed up these votes.
We make the assertion and we do |,
fearlessly, that Mr. Noble voted aoain.i
every measure whieh pasisd Congrem,
frop.d'ng Tie means necessary to carry
on nc Tar Had majority voted as he
did there would not have been 4 dollar in
the Treasury, during tho past year, to pay
OIL our noble voluntecrs--to feed and
clothe them, to build gun-boats or TO pur.
chase arms aud ammunition. The wives
and families also OF our volunteers woulo
have come to want. had a majority of
such mon bosn in Congress. Think OF
this. ye who have fathers, sons and
brothers in the army But, let Us look
al the record;
Mr. Noble voted against the bill legal.
iIihg the act Of the President in calling
tor 10000 men to defend the fsg, when
Sumter was fired upon.
lie voted against the bill to provide a
national loan. to pay volunteers and
meet the expenses Of putting down tn.
rebellion.
lilo voted aga inst the bill to provide
Tor the increase OF revenue, to pay inter
eat ON the public debt and to NEE, IN.
expenses OF the war.
lie voted against the direct and income
TAX bill.
He voted against the tariff bill.
He'voted against the Treasury Not.
olil' by which the "greenbacks" come to
bless the soldiers aud their families.-
Voted against making Treasury Notes a
legal tender.
lie voted in favor Of making our so..
diers "nigger es,chsrs."
Hsvotsd against the bill conhsea,ins
rebel property.
He voted sgsinst sbolishing slavery
in the District OF Columbia.
lie voted against keeping the Terrific.
ries free, although, when member o.
the Ohio Legislators. he voted to apply
tho Ordinsuoe Of 81 to ali thu terrific.
ries,
ns 's'eu seaihst aooiishing Polygsmy
in Utah.
lie voted against the establishment o
Agricultural Colleges,
lie voted against providing test oatl
OF loyalty for Government officials.
devoted for resolution to sppoia
a commissioners to pro ose peace and re
/, oeive terms of COMPROMISE with ,h,
rebels
VI He voted to appropriate THIRTY
j FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4
4 Gales & Ssston. for set of WORTHLESS
: books.
: sceh is MIR. Mobiles record, nc dar
9 hot deny 'hem, for they are all upon rec
Il ord. is sach man fl to represent, frs
e aud loyal constituency in the Congress
'ef Ne Uni,ed s,s,s<s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

OF EVERY vote cast for WORCESTER
Is an invitation to every splay footed,
bandy.shanked, hump-bsckcd, thick.lip-
ped, ilat-nosod, wooly-headed contra band
"i the South TO some North, TO be ter
rsr and pest TO the entire ooplo v'-A
A dvertiser.
That's a good howl, would-be. .Seersta.
ry. Billy, hit Mr.. Gumbo again, he's go,
no friends. Reader, can you imague
what Billy's top not resemblcd after get
ting of the above low vulgar fling at Mr..
Worcester!
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successfui Evncunt,sm OF eun,.
bcriand Gap.

CINCINNATI, Oct, 4,
"A dispatch from Capt. IIauscr, Ssl In
diana, dated Grocnupsburg, Ky, Oc'. .
says General Geo. Morgan arrived with
hia whole command, at Grccnupsburrh
this evening. He brought all his tain /,
and artillery with him. His men arc
IN 'xccllcnt health, notw outstanding the
maiy hnrdships they endured during ,htir
n'.rsh FUN Cumb nd. Gap.
Tho Commercial says Morcan's re.
t'cd was the most urturous hazardous Of
The war, his army. during it's march
hor'hward, being constantly envcloped BY
the enemy's cavalry. Morgan maintain.
I'd the offensive throughout. On one oe d.
casiun he marched his army twenty. four
rucefssivc hours for three days, and tie
troops had no water Lut that found in
starnant pools. All the guns at the
tap were brought awoy except four. ~
poundcrs. they being too heavy for trans
poriation. The trunnior were knock
ed of before they were abandoned.
Grectuprburg, KY, is fnesn miles
above Portsmouth, Ohio.
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0TMR. WoRcEsrEn is delighted AT the
nominstion VI OWEN Loypoy, his file
leader In Congress, by u so-called "Ua.
ION" Conventional dperfiser.
Mr. woRcrsrER is good loyal Union
man, and so is air. LovDor. For wha,
reason should lie not be delegated 7 MIR
Vailsndigham, the Ohio traitor is greatl,
I"delighted" with tho editor of the Ad
rsrfsser's nomination for Secretary o
s's'e' andif elected will make an excel
lent" sppendsge" to tie TO the old trait
ors Aite. :" No man can even imagin,
the injury twill do the Union csusc," i
this little "psses" demagegae shsald b.
e~s,ed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

Sheriff Sale.
John q Heller

John Heller, ct al.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the 80 day OF June, A. ID. 1862 in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offsr
for sale at public vendue at The door of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifin, in said
county, On
TnE 9th pAr OF ocronrR. A. d. 1862.
oel"een the hours Of 10 e'clock A. NJ. aud 4
o'clock r. NJ, OF said day the following de-
seiloed lands aud tenements. TO wit:
Being part Of lot numbered eight [el In
the town OF Louisville, commencing at the
Snuth East corner of said lot. running West
ninety lsV ieet thence North fifty six 1851
ieet thence East ninety 1901 feet thence south
2 the place OF beginning. ia ssneea county
Ohio.
LEVI wEIRIcR.
ShsriR
Sept. nssh, sssA se,ss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

To Consusnptiyes.

The Advertiser, having been re-
"sred 10 health In few weeks, by very simple 10 N.
edy, amer hay ing su,rrd several ears ith sseyere
tng eh-ction, ard that dread disease, Consumptisn
me ans Of crre.
Ts all who de sire it, he will send copy of the prs
ser piion ued se of ohage), with the directions for
pnParng and 1sing the s'me, which they will fnd =
SURE CrHK ior CoNsuNrTioS, AsrHHA, BRoscKiTts
&C. he only object OF The advertiser in sending he
Prescription islo benefit the afflicted and spread in.
formation which he conceivos TO be inva nsble, and
he hopes every suhrrer will try his remedy, Il III
cost them rotltng and may prove blessing.
Partes wishing the prescription will pl, sss address
Rsv. EDN ARD A. WILSON,
oco'3m Williamsburg, Kings CO, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
Prussiuns win thc Rebels.

Two members of the Prussian army
arrived in Charleston last June to take
command of the rebel cavalry service
The name Of one is Baron Hirshfield
said to be a son OF a Prusisian field-mar-
shal. These officers, with their staffs,
have obtained three years furlough
from their government and were engag-
ed by the robcl Commissioners in Europe.
They have dropped their German ceg-
nomens, and taken American namcs.-
On their arrival the chief part of the reb-
ell cavalry was summoned to Virginia for
organization.
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rres'den,. v,srs TO Mcclellan,
ARnr OF TINE poronAn. s.n,

Army OF the POroNAo. Sept. ..
The President, in company with Nc.
Clellan, to-day reviewed the several corps
OF the Army Of the Potomac, beginning
with that Of Burnside, near the mouth oi
Aatie'sm, and concluding with that Of
Franklin at Barkerssille, and those Of
Porter and Reynolds.
A. the review Of each corps, the people
collected in large numbers, sAd msnifes.
tod the greatest enthusiasm in meeting
the President aud Mcclellan.
The pr.vsiling spirit Of loyalty wa,
plainly Indicated by the greeting given /,
these distinguished men.
The President, after visiting Richard
500, who lies near by, win, in the morn
ing. be escorted 10 Frederick, where h,
will take special train to Washington.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

A pure article mado from the
root and French Brandy. An ex.
cellent article in DiarrhGa, Dys.
entary, Summer Complaints. &c.
Prepared and for sale by
Du BoIs q Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

y seTbet offers for sale his farm miles East
: T 81 which "a one Of the best in Seneca GO. Con.
s'na 60 acres, with 1875 Acres cleared, the balance
ng timber. The farm is well Improved and M
der hslate Of cultivation. Running water through
the centre OF FaEm with fine spring near the house.
Alsohne Apple and Peach orchard, and oIher kinds
ofuit in abundance, of the choicest cites ThsIs
wanting good farm now is the time to purchase
rent.
IA. MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
NOTICE,
TREAsuREn's OFFIok Seneca

IkkAsukkns UFFIOkI benech co Z =
Tifiin, Sept 22d, go
The Tax Payers Of Seneca county will take
notice that, in purance Of instructions re.
ceiyed from the Treasurer of State, nothing
but Gold aud Silver, the notes of specie pay.
ing hanks Of this State and United States
Treasury Notes, will be received in the pay.
ment of Taxes. You will also provide your.
selves with change.
SAMUEL HERRIN,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

05-A rebel advance, in large force
into Westsra Virginia, ia anticipated.
OF Our total loss in killed, wounded
AMI missing, at the battle. Of An,ie,am
will reach 10000.
or sIsKL's corps was at conucvills
on A-ndss, reinforced
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

0-LYISG HAXpBILLs!-We have been
informed that the county has been food
ed with lying hand-bills, containing un-
mitigated falsehoods against the worthy
nominees of the Union party. Watch
them! Detest these who are using them
Tor eicctioneerlng purposes, and hold
them ny to the seorn and contempt of
the intelligent masses in your communi-
-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10


"SsrAKISc" ouT!-Bily, the would
be-sserctary Of State, attempts TO throw
the falschood he uttered, a week or two
ago, against US, upon the shoulders Of the
Hancock Courier, We are not disap-
pointed. II turned out just as we expec-
ted. Those who know him best, inform
us that he neyer did sustain his usser-
ton, by facts, but would shuill, oil the
responsibility and "sneak" out. We pro.
posed to furnish him our files In full for
1861, for examination, and satisfy him
whether we "declared the Union as II
was does not, should not, and ought not
to exist" Billy are you satisnedi
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John RaRn,y, Defendant.

sohn hnHnty, defendant.
The said defendant, John Kanney, will
take notice, that said plaintiffs, on the
nth day of September, 1861, filed their
petition against said defendant Kauney,
in the Court Of Common Please of Sene-
Gu county, Ohio, wherein in substance
they say:
LIST. That there is due to them from
defendant, seventy-fve dollars wi in-
tsrest since September, Sd, 1862, on the
Promisory note by said defendant, execu-
cuted aud delivered to plaintiffs, May Sd,
1869, payable in four months.
I'D. That there is due to them from
defendant the sum Of thirty-four aud six
y-six one hundredth dollars, with inter
est since July iath, 1862, fer balance
of accsunt of goods sold and delivered to
defendant by GordeR McMlllen g. Co.
at his request, aud which has been for q
good consideration assigned and trans.
ferred to plaintiffs. That plaintiff haG
caused an attachment to issue against
said defendant, TO the Sheriff of Seneca
county, 0hio--and prays tor judgment ac.
cordingly. That said defendant must an.
swer said petition, ON or before the 9Th
day OF December, A. D., 1862, or in 10.
ment will be entered accordingly.
N. l.. BREWER,
Atty for Pit'f
rsress-sw DTko
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

0FSzE that every VOTE in your
nsigheorhood is brought. out. Supply
them with UNION TICKETS, aud see
that they VOTE Them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

@BswARE of spurious Tickets. oul
enemies are at work, and will resor, ,c
desperate means to carry their poipt,.
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Tie Amy Favors Enansiu.
tiou.
WAsHIkeros, Oct. @.
Tribune's special.

Iribune's special::
The country has yet to hear of enc res
,gnation in the army in consequence or
Under the excuse ofthe President's Pre-.
clamation Of Freedom: on the con,rar,
several OF our Generals belor eisp 10 M,
class whose resignation was most loudly
tireatcred, have declered that iris tims
,sr The Psesids Al 70 givs slavery it's aearh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

@lr is lsNRrAsr that every Union
Voter should 90 TO the POLLS. Vote
for the COUNTY UNION TICKET
Get out full vote, and the result will
ss all right for the UNION TICKET.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

"Go HOME AND VOTE THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET" was the
advice the rebel generals gave to our
soldiers whom they captured in Kentue.
Ky and released on parole. Reader, Il
yoa wish to aid the rebellion, heed ths,
advice.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


] am row ready to make the best quality
Of Syrup from sorghum and i'm bkee. Those
who intend to rstronize my works msy
bring in the cane ut any time. Cane must
be well bladed aud topped, and tied in bun.
dies, convenient for handling. with two
bands
TERMS One half Of the syrup or 90
cents per gallon.
W. II. ClIAMBERLIN.
Tifin Oct g.
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0sTWoRk.--Go to work, and wsrb
diligently. In four days the contest will
be upon US, aud we must be prepared 10
beat our opponents on Tuesday next
They howl "NlGGER" aud "ABoLI-
ZIONIST" for the purpose of deceiv-
ing the honest voters OF Seneca. Pl,
no attention 10 their howls, but work
faithfully for the UNION TICKET.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

@UMos Mks. of senecs county. 70.
member TUESDAY. the i4th day o,
October.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
JUST THINK OF IT,

Reader, you wish to SEQ this rebellion
pu, down. don't you' Well thcn, when
you 90 TO the polls next Tuesday, see
thatyou cast your vote for the men whose
election onld most displesse JEFF Davis
and his traitorous crew. That is a safe
rule. Remember the traitors adv'c, to
our parollcd prisoners. eco Nome
nnd Vote the EMOCRATIC
Ticket"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
For Congressman,
SAML Il. WORCESTER,
Of Huron county.
UNION COUNTY TlCKET.


.a.....a..-.-.- -
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
For A udiior,
JAS. II. BRINKERHoFF,
OF Seneca.
For Treasurer,
sCUDDER CHAMBERLlN,
Of Eden.
For Sheriff,
LEVI WEIRICK,
Of Tiflin.
For Recorder,
JOHN s. SMITH,
Of Scipio.
For Surveyor,
LEWIS u. HOLTZ.
For Ccmmissioner.
hZARIAH C. BAKER,
Of Reed.
For Jrfrmary Director,
LEVI KELLER,
Of lIopcw,ll.
For Coroner,
LEWIS SElTZ I'd,
OF Bloom.
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Tho Original Lion and rigor rsmor,


NO "a AAaA As.Vh 1AA
Performing Animals.
Par L,ans, BhcL T,ger, Spotted
Tfg,- ffrioDn Panfk,r. thrss Ben.
gd Leo az, S pair .4Saiie Le9panij.
The following was taken from
the living animals, in Now
York, March 23. 1899, and may
ha cons ilcrod
a COERsc- Iis-ty ASisns.
Yer E'srhart FoRniial, P,sf5r,n.
ipg J,ph1af T,rpoo !S..b r .
han'Tsih Eisrhurs. Fop, ions
and iion,sse'. h,is;ir md Afsiear,
S'uta d"ericaa tuner. If-iran
FGnlh,r, p0'hd Tiger, ia h T,s.r
CoH'y one i A.He iea } ;ionsss,
N - g7Rng P.HgqI isarcri'. .hr 9
Ai.af oES! n m !e ra IS togpF
I.s pG'd, y mouths ch - is I
Ngena tsaiy ons IN ap,.r raj ~.
iEc,enR IA 1fh,y oaf pH "a Spot
hi Hy Ha 80 x L,oH fho,e Y. ara
Oh y a. Cahi0'Hit DahtIHg h,,s
S'y bs rs j. acs lY.lE. tJai is Nor
Gt y WOK. 40 a (prss Hi,d q
Mr. Tha Arb ,gh ~ a. Eori n
Daily Ensinad) Ass iioH Godi,
IoP- Ia 81 la!b v Goan (oh'y on )
in Ayei lea } h. acl LaMi, alpaeea
She y, or Nhle iduq Hsa Pprn-
rfaa Lama. or V'cHAr. AmsriSnn
Fafioo Lpr, Ifr.cGH Bis1i. or
BgDaip, hre Affieaa G0s las,
(oHiy oHrS srhibdet ~ Ame su ~
IL t'dSs. pair ~ Re Lu Ks, 0r
A'iaiic Aatsioptsi P,cara, o. MsTi-
ran h'. hog, south Am,i ie n
Augeia. J1td I0rs. Tiger Get. or
Oc'IJt, FisheT, ~ lrdter cat pai,.
IehsoHri ~, IhRs Ground Hoy
osd oofe par 4 tEd'Su. GDp,a
Iig, ,Ti,hoptrrBi6,r Egg ish Hiare
L!aot dld Watt RabbGs, ne fYeI
C'kstol II bUis srrr sghib, e,i.
rar ~ Nor HO'Li Il CTopn I,aH.,
5 Nh 4 ne iran oadcr, fhe i1i gesf
Bird hGi .fn', lOir Watt ,cdHs,
Atr'ena Pei c1s, fiyc' GoiifH fpaS-
avis thSce Sar,r hsa att, yay
Bohenms J L,a'uhis, pa r J. gii,h
Plea 6Ai', CdOhse Tar lea, 0R.h
tWe, iedH Por,s TREE SpcHfh
hlacairS, p7ir 1iaNpro arrotS,
Ue south Anis'ir01 Fr-rsfs. puir
Eing 10 e., IoT E.un n G,S.
Grtsiiaaf GoIS, IgW tf Po!dnd
Focl'. pHir lihGs t'ae foos, Red
ling y. r'oI from AEs ni,a Gr en
Qr,rA IaTr,l sOR Ag,lra.,a, Mao
Holland COo.ioJ, Gycy RvD.,,
la'oqaeis liso, a FaDiiy'.i hos-
krys, Ou's, I,g,shJ Gal 'Cd,rnr
pOrtJ, Jtappy Fdmiig n Monkeys,
Ape', Bao0oas, ishaaMo u Ks,
Cas-, &c hriHg tremendously To-
g'ihsr. \ pHIH (
The GREAT VAN kI5U2GN
VIII cntcr tho LENS of Ttaihoa
dniHiTis.
Afro will be introduced the
Lreai Var E,pksni IianEiJal, Il
I 1uoMAs, h cpcr, performing
I epkaHi Tippoo SAB, trained Ly
Prof. h ASn, PonicG, Monkeys,
Mules, &e. Don't fail 10 SEQ
TIE G)bGE0rS PROCESSION.
AT 10 y, NJ, preceded by The
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Containing
Ctto Gora's Cornot Land
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LegaI Notice.
sept26-6w

Court OF Common Pleas Of Seneca coun-
ty, Ohio.
Luke b. French and Francis C. Keith,
partners under the firm name of French
L. Keith, Plaintiffs, a.
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VAN AMBURaH q cos
Mammoth Menagerie
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
Colossal Golden Chariot

Van Ambursh & Go. take both
pride and pleasure in calling
tao attention of n discrimin.
nung public TO tho fact that
tley lwith a Determination 10
cast aside every opposition OF
waitsoever kind or nnturc,)
have expended on this Estab.
ltshmentthe enormous sum Of
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Earn For sale.

SAMUEL HERRIN,
Treasurer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-11
Tnn AGalr at Wsshlngson, n. G.

highly intelligent and personal friend who is il the
army stationed near Knston, arrived here last night
direct from his camp informs US that be conVersed with
Gen. Martin on his return from Washington. Gen,
Martin informed him that he took the town on last Fri
day morning. together with several prisoners and three
cannon He held the place for three hours, when the
enemy were heavily reinforced by of their gun
sboas from Newbern and he compelled to abandon
the place. with considerable loss The General did not
inform our friend what his loss was but in coming thro
our camps below GoIdsboro yesterday morning, he was
informed upon good authority that the latest intei-
it at about 80 killed. 40 wounded and
of our men taken prisoners We led to believe that
the greater portion Of our loss sustained in the
alton of the town. We learn that some OF the of
Washington have married Yankee officers and that these
delicate sympahserS actually fired at our men from
their houses Whether this latter report be true or not
we not prepared to say but from the known charac
ter of certain class in that unfortunate town in
clned to give it credence.
We regret to hear Of the loss OF many OF our brave
men, amongst them none will be more regretted than
Capt. Booth, who mOrtaly wounded and died
shortly ater and Capt. Normont who killed on the
battlefield
On the same day that Gen. Martin took Washington
Col Conoey accompanied Major Nethercut IN an ex-
petition in the direction Of Newbern. When within
seven miles of he town they surprised and took camp
of lG negroes and two white men, also over 800 in
specie Proceeding two miles further (about five miles
from Newbcrn) they routed another camp of Yankees.
We did not learn whether Maj n. succeeded in cap
turing any Of the enemy at the latter camp.
We are pleased to hear that forces at work in
Eastern North Carolina and from what may be judged
of the character OF our commanders and men we have
much TO hope The Yankees will probably discover,
after while, that our army not such very great
towards after ali.
P. S.-We learn from gentleman who has seen and
cOnversed with Capt. McRae, who led our men into
Washington that the most of our loss sustained in
the streets The enemy got into the houses and fired at
them from the windows. Captain McRae was the
last to leave the town and is presumed to know the par
ticulars. lie reports II killed. 81 80 wounded but
lost no prisoners. We took prisoners and captured
four pieces Of artillery, which were brought away.
Daily Journal, 9Th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-09-11

REPORT reached here on Saturday night to the effect
that the town of Washington, in this State, re
captured from the Yankees Friday last. Our loss
was stated at 30 killed and wounded, and the enemy's
loss THAT the enemy got information of the advance
of our forces the town. and that they sent around
several gunboats from Newbern to Washington, that
they arrived few hours after we occupied the town.
and our forces had to abandon it. We do not know
whether there is any foundation for the report not
It is said forces held the town about three hours
So we trust that many of loyal citizens
bed to make good their escape and get to their friends,
where they will have the privilege of breathing more
freely than they have been enabled to do since the occu
patton of Washington by the vanda hosts OF the North
who have Of late ruled over them.
P. S.-The reports from Washington come through
so many different sources that there seems to be no
doubt of the facts as stated above. We regret to hear
that Capt Booth of the Partizan rangers who formed
a part of the expedition, amongst the wounded in
the engagement. We have been unable to learn whether
our losses were sustained in taking the town, or in
e7acuating it. The enemy were reinforced by about
1000 men and several gunboats from Newbern as
stated above. We trust some friend will send US the
particulars in O few days