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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01
.somMERvILLE, July 24th, 1852.

| .SoMMERvILLE, July 24th, 1852.
Hrs. COL Starr:-AIt becomes my duty
to inform you that we were attacked by
about 300 Cavalry this morning at 4
O'Clock. Colonel Starr, Capt. Davis,
Lieut.. Stivers, and Ewing, and about
80 of our men were taken prisoners
! Do not be alarmed about the safety of
the Colonel, for heard the Major COM
manding say, that he should be well
treated, and all of the men in a like
manner. He said the Colonel was a
bold man, for there were II of them In
the.room before he knew anything about
1t, and he shotat them six times, wouad. !.
ing one Of them pretty severely in che.
arm They took all of our horses, and
mules, and, in fact, everything that we.
haa here were two of cur men
@ounded ed-ona Of then will die; the
ether will get we'll There we're hone
Of the officers hurt. They came upon
US entirely unawares, for they came into
town under full gallop, and found etH of
us asleep. was shot at twice, and
taken prisoner, but released to attend
to the wounded. They took my horse
and saddle, uniform and revolver, and
tore up everything in the Hospital.
am going to start to Meadow- Bluff to-
morrow, where the remainder of cur |
Regiment Is
New, Mrs. Starr, do not give your
self any trouble about the Colonel, for
/ am satisfied that be will be we'll
treated Tell Charlie and Horace their
Pa says, not 70 cry about him. for he
will be back soon IF l hear anything
about them, I win Immediately inform
you. Please excuse writing and spell
ing, for I have been attending to the
and am not in a condition to
write ihtelligent letter. You may
from me soon if anything
, aappens.F
- = Fam, yours. truly,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

SNVUP1 11IOHCx1ICIS, IhcIpKtht COns
sumption, and FOR the Relief
OF Cons um ptiye~ Patients
i'm advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that it
is useless here to publish the evidenceo its virtues Its
unryaled excellence for coughs and colds and truly
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth
Few are the communities, even families among them
who have not some personal experience of its effects
some living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
as al know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
a they Know too the effects of this remedy need
do more than to them that has now the yr
tues that it did have when making the which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.J. C. AVER &, CO.. Lowell, Mass
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01

rr,u1s np,rY II, W.T..
Il Oats, Barley, Buck wheat, Broomcorn, So.
gar Cane at the same time, or separately, az
the farmer may desire.
VIII SOW Timothy, Clover, Flax, Miliet OF
hungarian n Grass Seed with equal faclhty.
4;,;aa = Will also sow hlme, and many oeher tsr-
1itzers'
for th;s mil liz winch s'ls sasa'ed
- e.,'- : 20 = - 'as : $
i e,s slmplsoty having no eogg gearing no ma,
the GRAIN out of the box A''
,,,s,,o.. - ,.,.s....,s,ss =.
sows ali kinds Of grain. l 1u'" '.''s
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~ j AMEs FL. HYsELL,s 8

AAo -. = Z Stst 49,
ss.s s. Assistant Surgeon,
4a 9Th Reg Va W.
saPss-Wes are expecting about 400
of the End Va. Cavalry Uniono here
Tonight and if they do come, woel to-
the secesh in this vioiuity JHH.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01

70 Dsstroy-Rats, Reaches, &c.
70 Destroy--Mice. Moles and Ants.
70 Destroy Bugs.
70 troy-Meths IN Furs, Clothes, SC.
70 Destroys Mosquitoes, and Neas -
70 Destroy-Insects on Plants and Fowls.
70 Destroy-Insects on Animals, sc. -
: 10 Destroy-Eyery form and species of Yer
min 1fs* - e9=S =
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01

Dyspepsia, Heart DIsens Sc, Fits, Epilep.
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable of these affections have been
made by the alternative power of this medicine It stimu
hfes the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
uyereomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach Such remedy has long been required by the ne
cessities Of the people, and confident that this VIII
do for them all that medicine can do.
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"Gostar's' Rat, Roach, &c. Exter-
n1inator.
tsCostar's"
aCostar's'' Bed-bug Exterminator
"Costar's' -. - -
"Gostar's" Electric Powder, for
Insects, &c.
In Use, soe AND 81 90 Boxss BorrErs AND FLAs1s a
AND % SIzEs FOR PLAsrArIoas, SaIPs,e - :
BoATs, HorELs, &C., &c,
CAUTION!!! To prevent the pnulie
from being imposed upon by Spurious and
Highly Psznicsoas Inaitatoas a new label has
been prepared, bearing a fae sinsile of the Pro-
.prtetot s;sissna atnres mime each box, bottle
or flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing but s.Costar's."
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great variety of have been reported to us where
cures on these formidable complaints have resulted from
ine nse OF this remedy but space here will not admit
tnen. Some of them may be found in our American
almanac, which the agents below named pleased to
furnish tn Iyrfo cali fart =
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s. From the Knoxville Register
List ~ ISiiIed n,.d Noa.ded Of the 7th Regt
Te,n. Vols, al the Fight on che @sth ana
10th pf Augass, near MAnass.s.

CHAaI.orrkvllLE. Sept 7tll. 1862.
Company Il, none
Company 3 81 Diricpson. InortaIIy w6nnded
since dead; X Paty, head. leg and month";
severely; ] II Paty, hcad-sliglluys B r rhacA
sion, Ieg-slight.
rsihpany {, Z C Clark, killed; J r. Anderson.
hip-sllgllt.
Il cpmpalsy d. f F Chamberlain. leg4Hslghf;
W Ilesili, gh4+severey :: SIN Graves
throat--shgiit; A K Miller. hipA-slSght.
Company Z. A Hughes, groin ihieverely;
shoulder -scvcreIy.Iw W b Gpthsry, b4ck-sp-
veFely l
GUnpaiiy +. none. fsJH
Company q. b Johns. mortaH y-Asiiice dead.
Company II. Tucker. killed; \ jackson
moFiaily- -sincc dead Alexander, loot
siighftTF ) llarIis. breast: K Nanlck, arm J
ID New. kllec-sI slight; Lieut. X + Doak hlf
l-severcly. This coinpsl.y wsnt in with etgigi
and had seven killed and wouhded
Company H. Lieut. W IiarkileacIer. leg--5e
vcfey; Z ahlitll, thigh; L WaIpool, baud +
slight
Company K, w a Watkins. killed. iW Les
ter kiiie,l: Lieut. Nj Beard slIgld; F. L
I McKcnzlp, arm ansl tIligli--set terely.l
+ line tit aud l4tli Tehhessee kegis. in til,
same Brigaie, suffered more severity thar
X ours. Cui. forbes, whp coIninaIlaed tlle Ia,s
4 kegt fell WEiIe leading his hlicil gallanfIy /,
the ci.al el He was = resldels uf Ui..i ksvlfe
h Npqtfcri Ib his afflicted laiAiiy oilr slnceg,
\ syhipathEesl tii
10. vol zee Mr.. Eailtor. We bave1t5 mourn
Il tile loss bi ip4 ioYrd and gallant dead. viii
II We rejoice lat our success
4 ~. AL ARMSTRONG. Chaplain
Il E-4s-+8i ----v.-->H-
IA collision occurred on the Mobile and Obi
E5rfri,.l "A -
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Negroes for Hire

nN the 2sth day OF August. ls62. at The Market
" Honse in Chattanooga ! viii proceed TO hire out
to the highest bidder public ontcry idr the spce 81
three months likely negro slaves, TO wit one by
EphTam aged abuut Il years. and one negro wPnsii
ebe cE with children elpuging to the estate oi
MS EifS7aNm r.. KeRnesy dec,l. The kier will be
= a. i td m security Tor the hirr rat
b 3 al he eni oE tie term hiring. airing Interest
fr,,fn diie; aiso give bnnd in dnub the val
ne Of tie slave slaves hired. conditioned that he
will fnrnish said slave slaves with coinfoftabh 4
etathes proper food aud ne te-saty medeal attsntiun
during the time Of hiring. ansl that f VII hffHihfnlly
deliver np SAID slave or slaves the end of saiS
term sf hrind J. c. WARN Err, Admir-
augl3iss o estate W, r. Ksnnedy. dee d
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Preparations are being made on most ex
iensive scale for the Yankee wounded IN fb.'
recent terrible and bloody battles Forty-three
wagon loads Of hospital supplies left Washing
ton Saturday evening for the wounded. The
Medical Director at Washington has isslied a
circular calling upon all persons who are wal
ling to receive into their houSes cfiHvaiesceni
soldiers whom IL may be necessary 10 remove
from the hospitals in order 10 make room for
the wounded from the recent battles near that
city. TO inform him Of their naures. residence
and the number Of sIch convaiescenfs they car,
receive and provide for. The Surgeon General
AZ Washington SAWS the supply Of lint in The
market is nearly exhausted. and appeals TO the
loyal women and children of the United States
TO aid in supplying this necessary article
Thirty-six surgeons have lett New York for
Washington; Twelve go from Massachusetts:
several from Harrisburg. and many from Phil
adelphia. BostoH and other Yankee cities
I In Boston. Sunday. the 3lst. the excite.
rneIit Il n said TO have been equal 10 that
which followed the first battle Of Bull Run
Notices appeared in The Sunday papers and
were also given from the Pulpits. requesting;
the people TO contribute lint, linen. whisky
cordias and other hcsplfai stores nfcessary Tor
the wounded. Mayor wightmaii. several
members 4 the City conncil squad OF ivrs.
" policemen. and several physicians. left hs
the night train TO render aid A train Of dou
bic freight cars fiie4 witt, hospital stores. con
tributed by Ihe BostonIaiss Tor the nse of III,
wounded in Virginia. lett IA the evening carry
ing large corps Of volunteer surgeons
The Capital. al the other public buildings
and hsslf'uf the White Honse. Al Washing ton
have be~n Appropriated 10 the wounded Ia rns
recent battles W
The excitement in Philadelphia was infeis
throughout the day. miIssled with a feeling .
depression caused by fh,- mezgre. accounts @
Saturdays hattie received PsfeTkbnrg FL
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Good Investment for Capital. Z
COTTON FACTORY.

50 "sT+s Ss s%s as@i.1,'.s sr.t tsas.Hs eH #
GxsF. -
Now Is the time for gentlemen to do theil country
Eervi,e and make nnrsy iR the operation.
The facts af the ca a-e are the Company have ore
machinery than capital 10 INN. now wish L, iscrea-4
eapfts and all the micainery tor tie purpose oi
supply ing Tar possible the demand ont oaun
Try ftir thread and elnth- Z
The Company * doing weldon capital empfoyed--
%nuld do ~ atiyeiy bette more cnttal. u
FOR fhr.ierisrs addfe<s
July 26. ls6f-dlm. T.awfeneeviile. s;enrKa.
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,onEEbrisArIs MuNEY wANrEpl

/ WILL .tii my r. tdeace in cllatsanoega ess,ly
sats land well ir., ed fi;ie fruit aud shFuiE Es
ry--my mpravrd d. 5et iear ~" r"rd on ni4n 81, fetk
aud my large inrnysj lot near aJ"hn T. tepSlnsr
iso: al of each prices asked tlVp years go Colt
fedcrate miies iissrred A. wisn 70 rem yrt ~ Ut III
,r prosperity Prrsos seeking 70 iivest ~ 1s~l c7EIf
This plaie will hnd rare csnee ia INC .n,Ve lEo
ettva NV MASofs.so = L1' /
ar-22 llw IL. -.-. l.i.. llfI /
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.hlS0IIE FEMALE IIgTI9U7E
a CLECFLAND, Tenn.
Rev. J.. N Bradshaw. Principal.


fJ,BE NEXT sestiun q t- Institute will eamtnfneS
4 on Mnndgyihe 1T day ol septersper next ti1def-
the direction and professarship of the Rev Mr. Bra ~
shaw who has had charge Of il for The last tel
months.
The Trustees In masking this announcement "oulH
asosf eeaceialiy appeal Ia rk. cltIJens who hast
IS To ate send ihe n this nstitntiun
Sir. Bradshaw has had charge oi the school for thf
hast ten months e1sng which time he has renderef
sfnrle and rllt say, universal SatisIactn 70 THE
Trisis pairuils aud pupils There never was hf
ser time for educate their ashters than my
monty is plenty everything frr7er raises besIr
two prices ard the Tnite 10 tis Rrhnoi is The same
that il Was wncr eTerything WAS At low hgules-E
What excuse can there be now for man who neg
lecis 10 educate his ianghters None Because heIf
IN cleveland altly lcEiity. We have an tnsfituf
wNb excellent InEtrnctfr aided D. suinsient g"r
Assrfai- to instruct all who may favor u WHIP
their patronage lel and all put their shdudfr
the heel and build mp snch School as viii ne 1i
ineAlcusble beeft 10 and arfiolor to our tofrn
We have thr huilding aud We Base TIE feachers-ule
balance devsiyoS upon the people we hope iheJ may
molly perform th~ir duty. Ili
1be Trustees are thankful TO the citizens Tor ne
patrunags beetowed nIon Mr. bradshaw horeietos 6.
ard are glad - know that under his misunderstanding
the lnstitiis as nat lost any oi the rnyirile r.
rati 10 Il krst lined in the better fys of the Rnpub5
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NUssBEa 40.


A gentleman who Witnessed the nterest No
s,ghi. reached Petersburg yesterday afternoon.
and informs ns flias a lars.. boAv r c,nf. i,.r
aies crossed tie Po ornAc On Friday lssr al
EdEsrd's Ferry. not far iist.,,t frcrrf .e.sl,ur-
II may not be l,roper 10. give r-lr entire
strength how IN Mary land. t.ui should the e,,e-
my get copy Of the l,resert issue of the r
press. II viii console them 10 know that Gt..
lklckson's army Eor--s.-eti,s DIVISION. S.uart,s
Csva ~ Divis on and the nsvisions command
ca respectively BY A r and y. n. Hin ae
now IN Marylard. If nor Pennsvlvania- Tie
-desfinafiof OF ii4is brave and powerful BODY
~ ConfedefaSes we have not learned. and Il
we h d. IL uotid l,e but little qualification 10
the enemy To know a. They -rill be seen and
felt n an early day II they have not already
struck rather fnsSsanf blow Ia The very hesrt
OF the enemy : country Our infornlanf states
thai the people Of Loudoun IN tie vicinity Of
the Ferry. and the citizeiss al Maryland oppo-
site. were ains - wild With JOY At the appear
auoe of iie Confeiierate army. and visf with
enc ano her IA tIeir ATTENTIONS 10 our gallant.
soldiers The troops themselves were 10 less
enthusiastic han The people. n the prospect
Of al last treading npon soil which they had
So long desired - reach. We await syiih con-
siderable anxiety lnTther infor,naffort
PeferStlrre ErI,1ess, sSeDer. 9Th
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A gentleman of=this city. Aho has Just re-
turned from tie battle field OF Manassas in
forms. ms that the medical chiefs OF our arsny
told kiIa that our loss in killed and wonaded
would not exceed eighteen hundred or two
Thousand men. This statement. coming from
those who have the best opportunities 10
know, may be regarded as couiiruling the sim
liar accounts which have been pabiished on
other authority il seems iTnIcssihle 10 ac-
count for the great disparity in the losses 81
the opposing armies wiflsont recognizing tire
hand of Providence so risibly Displayed n e.
call upen the citizens OF thc Cofiier<erocy TO
bow tie head and do reverence
From the same source we understand thar
the citizens Of Warroniu,i and vicinifr plan-
dercd and deEpoied as they have been. re
sponded to the call upon them b7 the nurner-
ous wounded carried thiiher. III ihe most gen
erous and devofesi nsaaner For several days
the hospitals were supplied BY the fIcc offer
mgs of the people The hospitals were ii
need of MANI Comforts. novs ser, which il
was not in their power tn furnish. Int winch
We hope have since been forwarded from thIs
quarter
mitteo OF washingtonials. about a hass,ired II.
number, who had come ou with an ambulance
train of 37l vehicles 10 carry of the wounded
of The eleny. They had left Washington un-
der tie impression tlat The ConfedcraIes were
in flfShi towards the mountains. and that flie
cornmittee'ss services were needed by Pope
simply that the ardor of las pursuit might nol
ne interrupted by hospital duties Tfey weTs
of course much chap-fallen when they learned
their error. The most OF this Committee ex
pressed themselves as desirons ID see the wal
closed; bur Others brezthed ferocinns senfi
ments. and said that il would be particularly
inadmissible TO make peace nnder their presenl
Observation-Disclosures Esqnirer. Sepf 9Th
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WocxDED AERIvED--Aboai two hundred oi
our soldiers wounded IN tbs lsse b. he ~
Manassas. arrived here ~ tie Orange cars
yesterday evening Tie ladies' were m arren-
lance with various kinds 81 eafables. aud
greatly aided IN relieving the susferers-L Lvach-
burg Reprblscz.
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sNotice.

Ii, nersons ndehted to the estate Of DR.. VIM. E
Kenn Iiy dec d are drveted 10 come forward Inn
afeg. ii make rnyr,eSt ard ihise having aiuls
sg inst sal estate are hereby notified To- present
-ihes viii .he TIME prescribed by law 3
J.1.. WARNER Adm,r,
AUqukt OF e. Esiste W. r. Kennedy dec A.
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eHATTANooGA. TENN. sATURpAY SEPTEMBER aa So 4

derai il transportation could not be furnished
forlthe baggage rather than Il should fall into
the hands Of the hcehepy, it was to he burned.
1 JUSTICE
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T.at--t rrpm -I.lre.I,,Iom.

Northern dates df Thursday. tire 4th. have
been receIfel. They contain but little about
the recent fight. Iilis a sore subject with the
Yankees nbw. and we can very readily account
for their unusual refticenee
From Nashington.
lDspatcles to the Phiiaaelphia Enquirer
" lsHIScroS. Sept 4, 1862.
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proyisIonaITArmy Tenncssee

] llERSoNS having CLAIMS agaiu,t the pay depart
] rnent Of tlr proFteidhal a1nt of fenuefsee Wi
present them Tor payment 10 the undersinged ~ i1f
Bank ei liaftaro.gA. " m WllI'lAMSit
Pay Master Gen. r. Al fenh.
Aug 2ud. I'm.
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city Was emptlsd oi SIX Of its Inmates. Friday
morning beiween two and three o'clock, who
effected their escape by prizTnE OF the lock Of
the door oi the room IN which they were con
lined. aud climbing over the walls into the
street HE names OF the prisoners who e.
capped are: Thomas n. Williams. Thomas W u
Isas,don aud H4airy r. Senoft. all confined On
charge 81 felony There we're n.ie persons IN
tie room. bili tne guard discovered tine STAN
pesle. aud prevented the escispe Of three o.
them Those lbat did succeed IA getting away
were fired a. hy the guard several times, but
whether wilI effect or not, l. bot known
Lk1chbwq Rep
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$40 X EW AR ID
STRAINED OR SnOLEN

1,RoM the subscriber GA Thursday astli Apkis
1862, bay fnare, Yith small whlth slsis
on her tsrvhead, KNIT two ier back the marks
II saddle Uae y fr haoS wnte alf size iitntis
on same leg. viii tray the aAse reward for thd ie-
hTery Of her to me- Aay laraaflVi tt4abkfsliF rer
cefted l. L. fAlihAMs
arc7o-at ~ s.Ef ll5zt- 4 I'll
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kRIGApIEA aENKRAI. sToNE. /

lseneral ISfone il 10 be seen daily now prom
elll.ding PllnlsylvaIiia avenue in a new suit, in
full nTnlofln. lie IS Always alone. and no one
seems to know him or At least. no one n ptices
him. we caDnpt learn tilat any trial had been
orTierea fsis hila- or klit lie hal been nncolsdi-
ti.ually released
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MsFOF TUITION.

In Tie Ornamental Department full provision Will
he made, Of the =ordiHaty pri,ek. Al
he rule 4 a,msnt i one half in advance tbs rssi
By the middle of the term. n IL
Board ral be had in good families and At cohve1i
emf boarding hoBses kept purosely tr young ladies.
The price o bord nea6ing lights and fuel is not TO
exceed 81 50 per week G.. W. PARKS,
sAug$9, 81 Fl Secretary 4 lrrrssurerl
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Our readers doubtless re-l ember the ,>sfory
We pnbli-hed = few weeks slnce Nsehnected
with the taking OF courflaIsj. Abby General
Armstrong. Of Gen. Prices amy A yoGos
lady Of that place had PROMISED TO besiow her
hand and her fortune lnpon him who should
avenge the wrongs ard insults she had suffer
en- from Federal Officer. She Was avenged.
as the story goes, by Capt. Champion. of Arm
strong brigade. who slew the Federal officer
IN an engagement. though ignorant AT the time
of>the proffered reward offered by the young
lady. On the eve Of leaving Conrtland, how
ever. he was sent for b. her, and informed Of
the pledge she had made The inexor-ahie
call 10 duty.cut short tiie brief interview. ami
the captain left with the promise Of future
meeting
Bur alas. man proposes. bpt II is Cod thar
disposes Of AL earthly transactions The sal
news 10 now brought 10 Us that Ciianl. ION him
self has been taken hence He fell "a the gSl-
liant charge made BY Cen Armstrong a few
days since at Middleburg. nesT Bolivar All &c
sounf Of which We have already phbIisiael--
de ~sAs true genfIesBan and gallant soldier
Peace % his ashes Gres1sfr .-dgps1i-
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Na5oR Gk>kEAI. N4lgr Gel.eral T.
II. nu4i4..s Ie4eiled Llitie- X : - ilie Sih
oi Ai.lz usi and On the i-' --s.l-Iiea comma q
81 t.sc der rt-rent c0rnl,oscs u ArkzrE2s Mr.
-ol,rI I-x.s. Louisiana and slle Indian c0untr y
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la Thos- A Cle4Ee. "a I ueEaay last vas
elected Cashier # fiie Branch t-nk q T. l.
->-ee Al Athens 70 I'll tiic sacAfcs rcras-..i'co
by Ine ae4Iil ii "a "a. c Witt Cierci1ad bur
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r1ctTEnrrr ~ FESxsTIvaNTa.

HtRRisBURGs september 9--A .rurnor to the
effect hat Governor Curtin had teiegI aphed
the Secretary Of War that he had insisted up
on the Pennsy lvania troops being placed un
der the command OF Cen Mcclellan. has gain
-ei considerable circulation both in Washing
ton and this city. There Is reasiln Tor assert
inz that there i no truth in the statement
The intelligence iroin Washington. that our ar
my lsas fallen back nPon ihe Notifications and
entrenchmehis 81 thar city. has given rise to
the expressioil> >pf many opinions with regard
TO the proprseiy 1af sending away thousands OF
soldiers from Pennsylvania. as il Is ihonghf
that they may lJe repaired at home
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13

sas- We are Intril s'al-ied 70 hear that Cap
tain :. r. Basseft. of Col Jacksoi's re.imel..-
Was serlons wounded in. The groin. an the re-
npnoisance ui tliat regiment nrer Nedon.
Tennessee. on Sunday last Tsi.. ,voa,.sl 10
said by ouT informant Nr Edwin Lake of this.
pla (. TO he a very i.AiAsnl fhoog'l not fatal
nne. lie ~as slisablesi iron traresi,g by II.
and waS necessarily eft IN the corsitrv.
CaI,r BAssefi vas Tor many years chief fore
rlai IA the ArrEAL Office. and entered tle ser
vice. some fifteen months lce. n a prixste In
The Shelby Light Dragopns. s,i.des. Capt. HaI-
ie4diise On The Reorganization 20 ne r-ri-
nef.t lie ~As chosen captain 81 his company
tie ~iil - remembered ~ nssisy OF Our r-ad-
en- as oar army correspondent la-f svsnlrr
over the signature OF hesiias- We ridiig-
iise hope thai We NAV soon near Of h.s rccoN-
eI " a. rs.r,f,r -spy,eal