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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

Fears are entertained for the safety Of j. w.
ROCKWELL, our well known Plymouth friend,
who went TO Strasburg to look after Lieut..
SErn WILSON Of Plymouth, connected with the
29th, who was lying dangerously i'll at that
place, where Mr.. Rockwell must have been at
the time Of the Federal retreat, and presence
aud possession Of the rebels, and therefore, ex
posed to the chances Of being made prisoner, or
something worse. rs the Federal sick bad to
be secrelcd in the wheat and corn.6elds to save
them from iuhumon butchery, the fate OF his
charge, who is represented too low to admit OF
removal can only be cOniectured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

In Ltch6eld Ct recently, Henry,E. n BErra frmerly
Editor Of the I cfcid Enquirer, and graduate Of the Ga
s'ts Office Norw ak, while that establishment vas in our
hands
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

speciality and the thst has attended them IN renv
lug the appreciation OF the Farmers nf this vicinity during
general business recognition y those who hold the puw
well Others OF other kinds OF Foundry Work
They making both
Curtis aud Titus Iron Beam Plows Nos. 3, 4 L.
Their Flows finished up with much and furnished
with Swee Iron Golfers laid with steel aud thoroughly
ground and shAITOncd for use Shares also finished
the store
March 1862 G5s NJ. II, eP.J RICE.
s,GAns TEAS CorPkg SPICE, PEPPER, SOAPS: ERAsrvE
YELLOW, CAsTILE and Fine SHAVING PENS PkNcus PEN
noLDKHs, and large variety OF the best kind o.
Smoking and Chewing TObaccos, Cigars etc.
beautiful assortment Of rerumery for l. dies and Gentle
med at HENDR1S Drug store.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~'O''bY DYE WOODS.
DYE sTUFFS.
Msdler Crhincal Murint Of Tin etc, etc For sale In
large small quantities at A. HENDRY'S Drug Store.
WINES
Pure Catnwba, IIeidseek Port, (pure iuice)
Sherry Malaga MADEIRA
and Rheuarb new Splendid article sickness and medic
al purposes, at HENDRYs Drug Store.
RUN, Jamaca HOLLAND GIN, SCHEltDAM SCINAPPS,
LONDON CORDIAL GIN, aud the hest whISKEY in use,
being perfectly pure, at HENDRY's Drug Store.
COIL OIL LAMPS.
fine Stock and New Burner you light the wick with
out taking of the Chimney Coal Oil 31i5cons gallon at
HENDRY'S Drug Store.
Turpentine Venice Turpcntne, Benzol, Paints Oils by
quantity and in small for family Narnishcs Coach
HENDRY's Drug Store
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

Dr. FoRREsTER's Lecture was repeated at
Conneaut to a small, but oppreciative audience
An accommodation on the part Of the prophet
or of the hail. says the Reporter, enabled the
lecturer to get of without absolute loss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
j . D. ENsIGN, Sec'y.
Il. B. WOODBURY., Pres't.

The TUG GEN MCCLELLAN, built by our
townsman, Ed. LOCKWOOD, during the past
winter, for Capt. LUNDY, of Cleveland sailed a
day or two since from that city for the Sault
Ste. Marie, where she is to be used 10 the towing
and wrecking service. The Herald says she is
first class tug boat, her model being one
which unites speed strength and beauty.
Her measurement is 1O2 feet keel, 19S feet
beam, 80 feet hold. Her engines are "a inch
bore, and sc inch stroke. The Gen. McClel-
Ian" will not disgrace the name she BEARS and
the small cannon mounted on her pilot house is
very suggestive of our gallant little Commander
In Chief
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

The Sentinel calls meeting for considering
the matter of erecting County Monument in
the Court House Yard upon which to perpetu-
ate the names of tie gallant Ashtabuliars who
h ave, and may fall in this war in putting down
the rebellion. A good move, bat would not
Ashtabula be better locality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
Dental Surgery-New Arrangement.
nRs. WHITE e ROBINSON,
Successors to Dr.. a. Barrett, Ash,sbuls

THE Citizens of Ashi obula aud vicinity
ere respectfully Informed that Dire WHITE ROBIN
SON have succeeded Dr. A. Barrett and ny iis
former Oce Desous OF making permanent fef heiti
and believing themselves compOcIt 10 Do h6t class opera
tions In every department Of
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
they oGer their pro ssional seices TO tho ubc vi
a eNptctaton Of scouting the eonfderce and faeo q
all who employ them.
Charges will lie moderate and certainty low a. ore ~
good dentists In this region.
We give ample references, but Ator Dr.. narrota 1t
terrg csrd above cel ourselves su ccny
tie people. y. c. WHITE.
Ashtahula, Jan. l, 1892. ccs ". II. ROBINSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

A LII Persons having accounts with US,
N hereby notified that 1t Is important 10
settle up business by the FIRST of May. We would
therefore request all such persons without exception call
and settle without delay. SMITH s. CARlISI +.
Ashtabula, Anril Ist 1852. 4CIl,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

DR. s. G. CLARK, will be at the Fisk House
Wednesday, June 4th Seeadv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
Ashtabula Union School.

George w. Waite, i. Il. Superintendent
GEO W. WAITE Princual Of High School
Miss SARAH VI. ScTooNMAEER Assistant In High School
Miss NJ J. sHAFER, Grammar School
Miss s. L. Tower, Intermediate DEPARTMENT
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Primary
Miss SUSAN NJ WILDBR. Assistant in Primary
The School IA Free all persons suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Dsct attached thereto
fer School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
will be
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1GOO
Tuition payab le In advance.
All applications for admission TO be made to the Superln
tendant.
The Spring Term commences Monday, April 18th
1862 and the Winter Tem January 9th, 1852.
highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open
ing of terms No pupils out Of the village will he received
less period than term and absence
eept IA of sickness or removal.
Rev J. ~ GILLETL
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board Of Examiners
Rev. r. H. CONKLIN.
II. FAssETT. Presk
II. l.. MORRISON, Treas.
Q. C. CULLET, Board OF Educatinn.
J, B. CRosBY,
STRrHEN HALL,
A. f. HCRrARp, Secretary
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
Ashtabula Marble Works.

PAINTS, OILS, &c.-300 gal. Lnseed
Il Oi-l00 gallons Sperm on-1oO Ealions Tanners OH
90 gallons Lard O5O gallons Lunar OiaOO rsllons Ca
Oll0O gallons Spirits TurPentDeoo gallons Burning Fluid
90 gallons Alcohol, os per cent
5000 ID White Lead In Oi2000 De Minerel PaInt-6oO NJ
Yellow Ochre600 lbs jet Red9o0 lbs Putty IN Bsdders
60 lbs Furniture Varnsh40 ibs Coach varns60 lbs jap
pan Varnish-26 lbs Demnr varnlsh.
Also Chrom Grean Paris Green TampCen Green Chrome
Yellow Rcd Lead Black Lead 1hrlge Indian Red Chimes,
vemilon Ivory Black Whiting and large assortment
Artists Colors, for sale by GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

A SH PLANK-lOO.O00 feet White
"A Ash Plank, feom to inches tlick for which cash
will 10 paid by HERRICK Il BRO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

nR. s. G.. CLARK, German Reform
~ cd urpohic Physician and Surgeon formerly of the
firm Of Clark Gibs0n) lie consulted the following
times and placcs
win be at his Office No 81 Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week of each and every month.
Conneaut, fremont House,. June 3D.
Ashtabula, FISK House, do 9Th
Geneva, Union HOUSE,. 20 9th
Centervile, Wheeler House,. do 9th
Painesytle, Cowles House., do 7th
Charge for Hsdcine for month, from SIOO to 800
Dr.. S. &. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experience ia the practice Of
medicine during which he has treated thousands
ens in all forms OF and chronic diseases with unar-
alelled of which Of yonr friends neghhOa
testify and Is prepared give relief all
ply Particular attention will be given To the Of Cox
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases. Female arrangements OF every character
will be treated with success.
Also will old and all euptvs diseases OF what
character they may be. He makes Of universal
BooAeai remedies. No caomel other deleterous drugs
used.
Persons distance desiring advise and Medcne will send
general description Of the appearance of the urne with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms, with name age, sc.
All communications must he directed to
- $. G. CLARK, ND.
Cleveland, Oct 1861.
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Filing Petition.

The State of Ohio Ashabua County, sIn Court Com reas
Stephen IL harrington, Plaintiff,
Edward Tlills lludAh Hills, ~" -'e'i""'
nd Isanc Hills DefnndAnts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
wheeler g. Co.'s Water Drawer Is sold by
GEORGE e. HUBBARD.


GEORGE e. HUBBARD.
See Advertisement OfwArsoAs NErRAtGIA KING, in anO
ther column
Instruction I'm Mustc.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS.
whose long experience and Teacher Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, PianOIorte, Violin or Guitar
at his residence in Ashtahua from Friday EreniHP until
Monday Noon and from Tuesday ErtaHy until 7RuTsdaV
Noon. In connection with the Uuion School Conneaut Mr.
H. will be found at the Blake House that place the re-
maiude OF the erm Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired His terms reasonable,
Instruments for in instruction. furnished at Ashtabua
and COnneaut
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given one or more
voices. Ashtabula. Dec 90 1861.
HIDtthews' Chocolate Worm Drops =
Never fail to destroy and extermnote all kinds of intestinal
Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cscs aud far superior
TO any and all of the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and
vernuges In They may be taken all times with per-
feet safety they contain No Mercury other deeteous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children other No cathac whatever is necessary to be
given Each box contains "a Drops Lozenges Price 25
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
.LMATHEws, Gen Agent. Buffalo
ols and Fort Erie, G.. W.
FOR RENT.-0ver store nice large and very
pleasant front with closet.
YTrDpTcI 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
.7H He I.ead!ng Truggisis aAd Shop Kesrcrs
q. the Uniied Stnfsa
IoWARD ASSOCIATION. PhIadpl,

nhte-ier the Relief qftAs Siek aHd arsssed egiees
SA vtsHt and CAroic Diseases Of tks Ss1Raf ~ eans
vesleai Advice given Gratis BY ise Aeine sursaon
spd ntb spolN on natorrhoa seminal Wsatnefs
Remedies empl ed in nv DssneBsas In sealed letter
N-i 70 zee OF charge Addiess
a. J. SKIIIEN. HOUGIlr0N Howard Association.
80 No South 9th street, fhilnd. Pa,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

FOR RENTING store a nice large and very
pleasant front room with closet.
HERRICK BRO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

Stationery, at agurrs corresponding with tho hard tine.
Having asGed ofa itunliy buying su ab
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
the low est figures I0r cash.

AlS bne lot OF Notions, comprising every ing Ia t@
Variety Line to be sold al 70 per cent lower than eol
in town. Call and examine, a. be convinced that this Ia
October 1851. J. @. WRIGHT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
RLANK BOOKS.--I will offer at great.
- ly Reduced Prices,
a splendid lot of blank books,

AT Ts+lLowEsT FIoCRE FOR CASH,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

We continue 70 keep at tic Old Prices selling excellent
thing at 10 1hnss ho, POult Sole, and black Seeded
silks
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

Dombazinci Mtascas. csaro aore,s, TAne Wool Lon. !
ShaWls.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

RLACK BROAD CLOTH from Two
IL Dollars to six dollars per yard all CasAn,ers
from seventy five cents up Some of the known ard
tried make Of the heehaniesve Mills equal 10
anything In the market for and tear.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31
Slavery in Ohio.

The war, it would seem from news from Ohio,
instead Of narrowing the limits of slavery, has
already enlarged them. The Boston Journal
says that an Investigation recently ordered by
the Ono Legislature, has disclosed the startling
fact that rebel prisoners at Fort Chase, in that
State, taken Ut the capture of Fort DonelSon,
have slaves with them, AS SLAVES. The commit
tee found fifty negroes thus con6nad with their
masters, serving them and waiting upon them
as before the capture, " the relation of master
and slave being as vigorously maintained by
:" the masters, and July recognized by the ne
- groes and the other inmates of the prison, as
it ever was in the State of Tennestee." The
Federal Government has been at the expense Of
transportation Of these slaves and is now at the
expense Of maintaining them. So it seems that
through somebody fault Slavery has been cs-
tablished in Ohio. We trust such a disgrace is
not long to continue, however. 1t is bad enough
to be compelled to treat negroes as slaves in
slave States, without suffering rebel prisoners to
bring their institution into the free States with
them. Rebel prisoners should be treated better
than the rebels treat Union soldiers who are 80
unucky as to fall into their hands, but ii is hard.
y worth while to kill the fatted calf for such Of
these prodigals as are brought back into the
Union. 1t will be time enough to allow them to
hold slaves when they come there prolessed
Unionists, and not defiant rebels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31
A DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
yhe morning. in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time Of going to press
The Terms Will be,
$4,dO per year, or ST. 90 for three months, to
nail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
5000 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribcrs--paper delivered at their
..~l'ses or places OF business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Uriers are solicited G. W. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31

our readers to keep sharp lookout for news
IRON that direction. The attack may first be
made upon Norfolk, and very likely will be, but
ultimately, and that soon, the rebel Capital will
be menaced.
From Burnsides Expedition we learn of pro-
gress. He has quietly occupied Beaufort and
cat off the supplies Of Fort Macon, which will
soon be compelled to Surrender.
; There is but little news from Port Royal. IN
ionists reported to be frequent in Florida,
wherever Gen. Sherman S expedition has landed
That State has been abandoned by the rebels,
and although it is not a very valuable acquisi-
ton. 1T may be said, since the evacuation Of
Pensacola by the rebels, to be entirely recovered
and repossessed. The Coast and forts occupied
by our troops are important, and they have been
restored to the control of the o,erument at very
little sacrifice of life, and with scarcely any
fighting. Bragg, after spending "a year watch
ing Fort Pickens, has finally left for more prom
isin, fields, where there is at least some chance
for plumber, if none for glory.
From New Orleans we may be in receipt of
news at any time. Com Farragut's fleet must,
before this, have made its attack. Some days
ago we learned by the way of Memphis, that
the Union troops had taken Fort Pike The
fleet will doubtless be aided by Gen. Buffers
troops from Ship Island. The rebel delences are
formidable and cannot be taken without hard
fight If the feet is successful we may be COM
PEELED to wait several days for the news; but if
any misfortune attends it, VIC shall be likely to
get news very soon from rebel sources and as
we hear nothing unfayorable yet, We judge that
it must lave been fortunate thus far.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31
TIE VOYAGE
.By-Conos.

Dear nc! If could only live my Ne
over again, | wouldn't be where am hi.
hour" sighed Mrs. John Turner to herse.!.y
she slipped the stocking she Was daring Of
her left hand and commenced sc.tlY r0csir.
to and fro with u most Iachrymose expression
Of countonance: Il can see every ia; in.
where might have acted with more wisdom
aud prudence, and it keeps .ornoutin every
hour Of my life. III could only liye it a..
over again. But it's too l&tc now ami an
can do is to sit down and rourn over VIA.
might have BEEN
And Mrs. JOHN Turner resumed her stock.
Ing and continued her lameoting-a vague
weak, indefinite sort Of lameniing, which id
not have its root in any deep, present purpose
OF amendment which was not healthtu re.
pentance OF the mistakes and wrong doing Of
the past, and would not make Of them Step.
ping stones TO future growth and improvement.
And now much Of this weak, aimess regret
over mistakes and follcs of the past there
in the world. 1t amounts to little or nothil.
after all for if these lugubrious people were
to live their lives over again it is very bro5a.
bic that they would not be very much H.
proved. The same habits Of heart and char
acter would produce like results, and nobody
will grow, morally or mentally, without a de-
terminate, overshadowng purpose to do So
Dear reader, it is folly ard porseD.e to
waste your life in vain regrets over might
have becns
OF course, there's no denying that you
ought to be great deal wiser and better than
you are. Look the facts in the face.
BE sorry, with true and sincere repent
aacc, Tor all the opportunities you have vast
ed, Tor all the wrong you have done ard the
good you have omitted to do, and then set
yourself bravely to work TO make the most Oh
what remains.
Don't, ny friends, spend tn rest Of your
years in fruitess lamentations. because y'a
have done wrong that is no proof that you
always need to do SO.
Resolve to do right, to make more OF your
self, with the help and the strength OF UCd'
and for you the end shall be better than a'
beginning"
If there is less weep,ng and more F0rE%.
in the world, it would be better for the Woe
race.
Use your common sense, which most Of Us
do shameiully abuse. What good Will !ol
accomplish, what better off will you De- j"
simple regret that works no change D'
growth ?
BE sothful no longer, but prove BY , %j
ter living that your repentance is OF a'Ag wv
which makes the experience OF the past n.y
utary to the present and worketh out Ie'"'
great and everlasting. Home Magazine
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31
From New Orleans.
Cairo Correspondence 4 the Chicago Time

Cairo Correspondence 4 the Chicago Times
have just seen resident of Paducah who
left New Orleans on the Il tn of March, and al.
though he ls an entire stranger am inclined to
think he IS the veritable, " reliable gentleman. ="
At all events some of his items are OF so much
Importance that it is well his information should
be laid before the public. He had but little
difficulty in reaching the northern lines of the
Confedcrates in Tennessee, from where he made
his escape by night TO the Union troops reach.
ing his home at Padncah safely and without de.
ientlon. lie reports the utmost activity in New
Orleans in preparing for Oiiense and defense
The confidence of the citizens III Beaurcgard is
unbounded, and he is expected to defend the
city when 1t is menaced. There is an entire alb
sence OF Union feeling there, and disposition.
strong and earnest, manifested TO fight, sacrifice
and suffer.
The Orleanists are confident that our armies
can do but little more damage before warm
weather compels their Withdrawal, and thew
calculate upon sickness for an ally as confidently
as Odin, in the Wandering Jew, calculated II D.
on tho cholera to secure the legacy for the Order
of Jesus. My informant reports that they are
building ten iron-clad gunooats at New Or
leans, one Of which Is intended for sea, and tho
Others to operate on the Mississippi and else
where. He saw the boats and though no sea.
man, he says an Impractical eye can readily see
their enormous strength.
A boat called the Murray is the pride and pet
OF the Orleanists, and the protector is confident
that she will be proof agains. any kind of pro.
ectile, and that he will be able TO sweep our
rivers with her in ease and safety She is to
carry twenty guns, and in addition to the iron
plating, such as shields the Benton, is protected
with railroad iron, and SO ingenioosly modelled
notwithstanding her largeslz that she preseo u
sharper angle for ball to strike against than
any OF tho smaller craft now in process of build.
ing there. lie is confident that some of the
boats he saw at New Orleans are now ut Island
No. 10 and waiting for a good opportunity to
get at Commodore Foote. 1t is known thai the
Secesh have now five gunboats ut No. 10. These
have been seen and the idea Is prevalent among
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MARCH 81, 1862

orr men there that more are near, but have not
shown themselves.
This gentleman says the Rebels are removing
their stores from Memphis, evidently expecting
10 he forced TO surrender 10 our troops. Ihey
have large body Of troops that ar4 anarm os
These are being sent to Decatur. While the eHec-
tive fighting men are irng concentrated 4'
Corinth, in Mississippi. ,o,.
The superintendent of the Mobile and ONO
Road had collected thirteen locomotives and
two hundred cars, and placed them under Gen
Polk tor moving troops to Corlnth. FOLK
headquarters were in the vicinity of La Grange
Tenn. Beauregard was at jackson, Mss on
Tuesday week.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31

to sail at six hours notice n.
night word came that the ship vepI1 ''ai'l
the following morning at 10 o'clock os "a. O.
to which 1t was necessary to take tbar ''l'N
allegiance, and to obtain a pcrmi, OS'ad
collector of the port. OF course CIV, Nv" tN
expected to go With Us were lett beb;'4 1ao
a3out sixty, including clergylncp , ,s Out
gardeners, farmers, &C., embarked a ,s'tae4
the good ship Atlantic, formerly Of tb "a n "aH
Inc, but row under charter to the p Tv,'I'
mcnt. OF our party about tweD,aS "''N'
ladies', and all go Tor the purpose 9, t'
structing and levising plans for tha w., W Ill.,
ton, religious and secular, of the coor a1''''
pie within the lines Of the United Stats, r'
at Port Royal and Its vicinity. OF t6o ',%J
81, the Rev. Mr.. johnson goes to Iab h.. s''
missionary, being commissioned by the thai R' ''
of Missions Of the Reformed Prq-bv D'.u
Church. The Rev. Mr.. Zachos is .a n,''a
the same errand by the Unitarians Of Ro ", ="
So far as can judge they are both we'll , n,'
fled for the work, as is also Mr.. Brnka,is 'I.
who goes a missionary from the B,r,i,
Board. We have also with US p9mba pr N
soldiers, recruits for the various regimen, :.
the neishborhood Of Beaufort, aroe on.,
tlty OF military stores and munitioD, of w.,
together with about a hundred live oyan n
tended for the soldiers.
THE VOYAGE
was exceeding pleasant, and was attended i,
no circumstances OF special interest. Webi
perhaps rather more 'han fair average q
cases Of sea-slckness. but nothing seri@s
About noon ON Thursday we were off the b,,
Dor Of Charleston, and were boarded BY mo
of the vessels Of the blockadiug sqoll-m
Earl IN the evening we reached the II,a
ship at the entrance to the port Of our de,.s
alton, and in .ew hours thereafter We Wa.
at Hilton Head gazing upon the ruins Of Eo,
Beauregard. Christian Adroca5e.