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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-31
TrvDsso NOtIcc.
Settlement Of Accounts

THE following accounts have been filed in
l. the Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same will be heard
and examined on the Sd dav Of August, A. d.
1862: The final account of Rachel Norman,
guardian Of the minor heirs of James Nor
man. deceased; final account of Y, Switzer,
administrator of the estate of John Switzer,
deceased; final account Of Valentine Switzer,
executor of the estate of Catharine Rine, de-
ceased; final account of William Williams.
executor of the estate Of James Williams, de-
eeased; final account of Vim. Cline & Hiram
d. George, executors Of the estate of John
George, deceased; final account Of George
NorthuP, executor Of the estate of Vernon
Northup, deceased: account of Daniel Mauck,
guardian of the minor heirs of John Rothgeb,
deceased; final account of Joseph CLARK, ex.
ecutor of the estate of Joseph Clark, deceased.
Account of William Clark, guardian of the
MINOR heirs Of William Clark, deceased.
A. L0GUE, Probate Judge.
July IL, 1862. a'z .r'.~
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TOWN MEETING.
iGArrrPotrs.. July s5tb, 1859.

GALLiPoLIss July Zotn, IooZ.
Pursuant to adjournment, a large
number Of the citizens met at the court
house this evening, for the purpose oi
acting upon q report of the committee
appointed at former meeting, to sub
NIT some plan for the further defense Of
our village.
/ R. L. Stewart, Esq. the former chair
man, not being present, L. Perry, ESQ.,.
was called to the chair.
The following report was then sub
mitted:I g.},E 3ziF.F .sfsff7s~T
"Your committee, to whom was re-
ferred the subject, of submitting some
plan for the further defense Of our place,
would respectfully report
WHEREAS, the present defences not
being deemed sufficient for our protec-
ton. therefore the Governor Of our State
be requested to send us an additional
company of Infantry and a section Of
Battery. with power to raise force suf-
fcient to man the guns, and in the event
that it shall be inconvenient for the Gov
ernor to send us the Infantry force, or
the power to raise men for the Battery,
that he then be urged to send US two
good six Founders.
Your committee also recommend that
Capt Smith, the commandant of the
post. be requested TO communicate with
the Governor upon the subject immedi-
ately. Respectfully submitted.
r. BLACK,
A. CUSHING,
A. LoGUE,
Capt. SMITH,
Lieut.. King,
A. HENK1NG.
After some discussion, the report was
reeommitted to the committee with in
structions to add-''tbat the Governor
be requested to establish an auxiliary
camp at this place for the 9lst regiment
for the purpose of aiding our military .
strength during its formation" 4
The report as amended was then
adopted. /
On motion, a committee Of ten was
appointed to enrol the citizen soldiery,
with the view of home organization.
The chairman named the following gen.
tlemen as said committee: L. j. Lang
ley, VIM. Nash, Chas. Henking, Alex.
Logue, E. Deletombe. R. Aleshire, J.
T. Halliday, J. G. Damron, Joseph
Vanden, and D. H. Gates. ?
Captains Smith and Langley made
patriotic speeches, appealing to all to
come forward and give a helping hand
in this hour Of peril.
R. L. Stewart, Esq. offered the fol-
lowing resolution, taken from the pro-
ceedings of the Pennsylvania State con-
vention, which was adopted:
ResolUed,. That we acknowledge but
two divisions of the people of the Uni
ted States in this crisis-those who are
loyal to the constitution and every inch
OF its soil, and are ready to make any
sacrifice for the integrity Of the Union
and the maintenance Of civil liberty
within it, and those who openly or Sc
cretly endeayor to sever our country,
or to yield to the insolent demands Of
its enemies; that we fraternize with the
former and detest the latter, and that
fv'5vsvi'FS rsii furmer party names and
distinctions, we call upon all patriotic
citizens to rally for one undivided coun-
Lry-one fag-one destiny. /
On motion, resolved, that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published
in the county papers. Adjourned sine
die. L. PERRY, Chm. i
r. BLACK, Sec'y.
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Recruiting.
Notice to Assessors,

THE Assessors of the respective townships
Il of Galla county, are hereby notified to
report themselves at my office in .Gallipolis
forthwith, TO receive their blanks and instruc-
tions in regard to the enrolment of the Militia
which must be completed by 10th of Angus,
next. Those neglecting this notice may ex.
peet to be dealt with according to law
WIN. NASH, Co. Auditor
July 81, 1862 --r-aa
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Sale Of Personal Property.

DERS0NAL property belonging TO the
i estate of John N. Mills, deceased, con-
sisting of live stock, grain, and other proper
ty, will be sold at vendue at his late residence
in Green township, Gallia county, Ohio, on the
2nd day Of August, 1862, commencing at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
Terms Of sale:-All sums Of 8 dollars or
less, cash in hand. over that amount, notes
will be taken payable in 9 months with ap-
proved security AfiN
MARY A. MILLS,l -
J. Z. MILLS. hAsou'Ois' tu "
July 10, 1862.
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Notice.

dR1 STRAYED from the subscriber,
ssk&N living in Gsllia county, Morgan
III township, near Morgan Centre,
about the 1st of May, 1869. two year old
heifer mostly black, with some white spots on
her; one in her forehead resem bling heart
with crumpled horn. Any person returning
the same, or giving information Of her where
abouts, will be amply rewarded.
WILLIAM STRAUSBAUGH.
July IL, 1862 -..-.. ......- --...-
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~ The telegraph brings the an
nouncement OF the death of Martin Van
Buren, the eighth President Of the
United States. s,.srrrs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-31

~ JEFF. Davis is gathering mil
lion of "butternuts" for us to crack
this fall and winter. All that should
be forthcoming now is the nut-crackers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-31
Dye stuff.

NEADDER, Indigo. Blue vitriol. Ext Log
wi wood, Alum, DC, i&c-, Just received and
for sale by d. ,. fOhD q bhO-
July ,, 1852. t-.-,s.
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AMRIght.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSI!

lust received, lot Of New Goods selected
q with care, and suitable for simmer use
which will be sold at the lowest living prices.
Call and see for yourselves. 5~r1 -,
S. F. NEAL
GalliPolis, April 9th, 1852
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Blacksmith Tools.

A NVILS, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates
N Hand Hammers. Sledges, &c.,at
THOS. HALLIDAY 4 CO.'S
Nay "a, 1860.
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Horses Wanted.
Snfe OF Real Estate.


Tn pursuance Of an order, granted BY the
il Probate Court Of GaIlis county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on Mon
day, the 9Th day Of August, 1862. ct O'Clock
P. N. upon the prenisesstke following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the connty Of
Gallia, State Of Ohio, viz: West half Of the
southeast quarter Of section No. -. town No.
7, range No.Is Eighty acres more or less.
Also - acres, be the same rore OF less, Of
of the south end of so acres of land of the
west side Of the northeast quarter, ss~tion
l3. town 7, range Is. In all i04 acres, = IRE
or less. Appraised at $1,000
Terms of Sales--0nethHd cash in hand;
years, with interest from the day Of sale,thf
payments 70 be secured BY mortgageoait
premises sold. ". B. SISSOH,
Administrator Of the estate of David
Glassburn, decd.
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A. M OCH

HAVING recently purchased the building
IL or Court street known as the VESIER
STAND, would respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen OF Gallipolis. that he has fitted
up an ICB CREAM SALOON in a style nn-
surpassed in the West, where the choicest
BERRIES AND CREAM viii be served in
manner, never before equalled in Gallipolis.
have spared neither labor nor expense. in
fitting up my Saloon for the reception Of my
old friends, where they can be accommodated
all hours Of the day and in the evening with
lee Cream. Cakes, Candies, Fruit Of every
kind, Nuts, Lemonade, &c.
Remember the place, the vrSIKR STAND on
Court street, one door north of Second.
A. MOCK.
Gallipolis, July 3, 1862.
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Sherif's Sale.

The State Of Ohio, GdlLa County, ss
NOTICES hereby given that will offer
IN at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in. the town of Gallipolis, in said
county Of Gallia, on the 18th day Of August.
A. ID. 1862. at the hour of one o'clock P. N
Of said day, the following real estate, situate
in the Village Of Gallipolis, county of Gsllia,
and State Of Ohio, to-wit: The life estate Of
Mary Ann Clendinen, in and to fifty-t feet
(52) of Of the southwest part of, Village lot
numbered one hundred and fifty-two Q52) in
SAID Village, of GallIpolis. Appraised at
Levied upon the said life estate of the said
Mary Ann Clendinenina and TO said property, to
satisfy an execution in favor of Phillip Barn
hardt, issued by the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Gallia county, and TO me
directed as Sheriff Of said county.
Given under nv hand, this 10th day Of July,
A. d. 1862 SO 90
JAMES CAMPBELL, S. G. c.
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Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il executor of the last will and testament of
Fleming Butler. late of Gnllia county, Ohio,
deceased WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
III a.r... r..-. .,- o., Executor.
July Il, 1862 ''.-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-31

MARRIED-On the 5th inst, by Rev. F.
N. Williams, at the residence Of the brides
father, Leavenworth county, Kansas, Mr.. P.
MossER, of Kickapoo, Kansas, and Miss EMMA
SLOAN, formerly Of Gsllipolis, o.
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MOSES FRANKS
CLOTHING BAZAAR,
E M P0 RIU NJ .

III QM i " LII i u U .
CORNER OF THIRD AND COURT STREETS,
-.uHL GALLIPoLIs. -...
T offer to my friends. and those who can ap-
Il preeiate fine goods, a large stockoof fresh
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
at prices 20 per cent cheaper than any other
clothing house IN this place 1 buy wholly
for cash, and can afford to sell at lower rates
of profit. Try me, and verify it for your
selves. .- ."
Ny stock Is too extensive to partieularize in
an advertisement r.4-
Gentlemen. will find in my house every ar
tielein the Cisthing line, from pair Of cotton
hose 70 the finest cloth found in any market
- My vorkmeH are first elsss--pone other en-
ployed. The best cutter in the State on hand
ct all hours, and one who is "death on fits"
Military clothing Of every kind, furnished
on the shortest notice, and warranted TO At or
no sale Call. not below, but right on the
corner Of Third aud Court street, if you want
the worth Of your money. No "gas" kept
about the house-nor "sperits."
Said President Lincoln, to General Scott.
"One question OF moment must not be forgot,
Not a question of dollars for sharp fnaneiers,
But what shall We do with the brave volun-
teers."
The General said with soldierly wink,
why the fact. ] hardly know which way to
think,
The greatly vexed question of the clothing ra-
tion.
Has fearfully bothered the heads Of the nation" I"
The President said Il have hit on plan
Which concerns the volunteers outer man,
Heretofore their condition has truly been bad:
They'll never be decent, till deeently clad"
Let US get them some garments in which they
can feel,
That they really are soldiers. and really gen
teel, i. .iH -sf'oT ~
And l think the best thing deserving tlleir
thanks, ....--...-.
Is TO purchase their clothes at Moses Franks"
Said the General, "Yes--snd suppose you
and /, ........p- r-,r .;.a.e-s .
Set out for the same institution, and buy
The very best clothes, in the world for our
ar 20 selves, r.1 GIT ."'1
l know we will find them on Moses Franks'
. shelves" -- -.
April IL, le62.-tf
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Laws.

THE laws of the last Legislature of Ohio,
i have been received at this Office. and are
now ready for distri button to those entitled to
receive them. WIN. NASH, A. G. c.
july II, 1862. III ~
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AuctIOn!

THE subscriber will offer at public sale at
Il his residence in Addison township,
Gallia county, Ohio, on Saturday. August 9th,
1862, variety Of stock, such as Horses, Oxen,
Mich Cows, fat Cattle suitable for slaughter
ing, and stock Cattle. Also 80 head of choice
fat Sheep; Farming Implements, and a variety
of articles too tedious to mention. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on SAID day,
and coptinue until all is sold. Terms cash.
July 81, 1862. 'a9 'AoN H
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Teas,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
GrOcer's Drugs.

croDA, salersts1s, and or. Tartar Of the very
D. best quality. d. S. FORD & BRO.
May l., '62. sn -es.if .f-...T
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

RrvER OusrEr-uoss-Tos N,siss'Pp.an gives the
iOl)Elg account o. jle ,jrs 20 oos:ruc. the hisss.
z1pi rs5-. TIE failure Of these attempts should be
-arnilg 70 the officers engaged Ia O5s:ruc,ing james
rvsr-
.lsre vas a formidable obstruction plscsd between
torts Jackson and S. Plip, consisting ct heavy logs
between forty and sixty feet 10 length ashcd together
by ugs chains running across the river under the ogs
AID fastened on both sid. Of the river by planting very
heavy anchors There Hls also about thirty anchors lee
d5s5 Toto the bottom Of the river. So powerfully had
tbs raft been built aud fastened both shores aud %
thoroughly had il been anchored that was believed bT
those xho Constructed &c that nothing save the giving
suay Of the bottom Of the ssispp selt coud break L.
l. vas mpos55l, Zoe vessels TO pass the icrs Nhus
raft wa across The river. E held three months but
ssp: away finally by the high water, the rapid ca'Fsn'
and ne drift 4 steamer aud usn we're constantly en-
uoy6d 10 attend the raft and TO keep aaaY The oiis
= which, however, it vas found mpos-itl' 70 DO
The raft less than fifty five thousand or SKY
thousand dollars and had iI not have been for the
l1pfecedeG'et high Eater t. supposed that Il would
have answered tho PlrPoso for Hhieh 1t "ss IL
tended.
ARsT the raft carried sway another obstruction
was p1csd across the rvCr asPozsble, by an
ohorinz srsl yessel and running chains IRON one 70
the o,her, sf.er their nAsts removed. The uen
worked night and dsy 10 accomplish this The oosiruc
ton thus nads remained In position until within two or
three days OF The hsh Hhen too Was carried aEa7 II
q storm by hve vessels breaking drsfi above 1t and
coming doEn against L. which they did wish great VIC
oncs Ths ouIraat being very rapid ARd the wind blow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
RICHMOND WING.
FaIOGY MORNING, MAY as. lssa.

Wo,lLy HoRsx FRxNoSr-When Lincoln appointed
Fremont 20 command in Western Virginia he dia US
ssryiee for which We should be duly thankful DE L
tbs hero Of more failures than any man living Il mas
bssp s,id Of him that be Is son without atheF-a
bp,bsns without a Wedding millionaire without
sne--s statesman without measErs-an ora.or "l'a-
lt speech soldier withOu; battle. Early In the
,s he -ss appointed to an impOstan. command, from
which DO Eas sOon isnoainioGsly 1enoSed SINCE DC
has held bic present posi- Jackson has whipped his rag
camuGl1s IN one place, End Heth in another ard our
RA1gsrs are gueachrg the tks. Of their steeds IN TIE
waters Of the 0lio True to bis characteristics this mis-
be :o,teu upsast attempting to set aside the u5ages
o! var by imposing rules OF bis owe, in regard to prs
lsrs But for the care he taxes 70 keep out OF tie
wly of danger, We should hope some day to see him
tied b7 his o~n code. soldier Just returned from he
Northwest pets Us in possession Of tie following;
HEADQUARTERS. HoCSrAN DxPABrSEST,
Wl,shng, v, April SO, 1862.
ClsrUuR
The t,losing Instructions from the General Command
ma srs transmitted for your government: IN the cases
sr-ci1e'
l. Ffsoler5 vii not be surrendered to the United
$50 Ysrshal until they are indicted
.a ,de Msio- General Commanding ia in the
F. 5 nc. convenient % c0rmguica e wi-h him
case, hey shall be re erred o. tie DspAr;
advocate Ag5y L. a. COrsine, Tor bis
-t G,.J.Joc,
re NO arc ctsfsao ~i.Ads5yal:7. aud sec,
ly the order Of aUy cgmral4.-y ,5,sr OF q
's.J-. Brigade, Regiment 0, Pos, SHALL Do solt 70
IS, mp ghase 70 await she order Of the Secretary Of
Wa
Perscas arrested who charged Eith having served
u-igf the reoe, government ghethar IN ,he Military,
yrt,ia Executive or Legislative putneuls, Nil not
BE- i-rlsrget bus vii 4t ODcs be Committed 20 Camp
Caass With 8 sa,sU. n. euoodyi1g q osSory oi tl5ir
Csc .atIs 60 >va the order Of the Var Department.
All persona tlksu s..h arms jC then haad', waO
SAL have been actually engaged as ggerriA5 At the
szae Of their capture, shall be ssi ~ Military Comms'
sea- AZ the headquarters Of the nearest SIisatc CON.
Ilagder aud the proceedings 30 such case, submitted for
ana decision 70 the Gsneai commanding he depart
q CL
s The arr,5t Of al persons ill be promptly reported
20 lpr is Dare, Jr Proves NaEs-a. G5c5ra, head
gr.risrs, Wheeling, Va, and particular care will De Us,
Ken, whenever practicable 70 forward, v!,a tts nip
ave DIS, Of TIE prisoners, complete and sworn evidence
s.G-s them. Prisoners vii 10 70 icsjAuec be sent cut
Of Iris pl7;meat si.HOu. report the P:s'1s' Mar
shll General
By order
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

4. rus.ll. Ass',. Adfl Cent

ALABAv4.-G5y. Shorter, Of A'aoaal has isguei 8
p,5e,,uAol, erjlinirg az persons in che State caps
BE Of bearing arms. Sho sFe net embraced 10
tie CoasdssLs cOnzcFipdou, TO jim aud Crgaazsyol
un,ser cou1ies aud tender their services to hu, for
home do:elGs. Toe companies vii be SUBJECT to the
order Of the Governor bat viii be cal ID iu.o ccua
service except in cases Of urgent necessity, aud then
they ~ be employed Oly for the purposes OF ioe and
Sac isiezcs The compsoies are expected 70 provide
their own arms, Bot the S.sss Sl aid 10 furnishing
AnugHii5 a.
We also !Safa from the Ciyoa Banner, that Govern
or or.es las ssiEgi the S sgr.uss 10 Clarke county
a1d Bis agents are making ole hlnir5d bushels o. s5l.
psr day. Taa Legislature hal leased these springs 20
con a1y, who we're only making % so bushels 6ay,
e, lg par; Of the water escape aud waste ard ,se
G5y.slo took possess for the purpose OF making 90
The sal. iasy could aE5r5 A good movement. Tae
B.11sr saws We understand b i a!s) s k,nS E,iLs
q he v,ai- Of The springs as &c tss: me utmost
529zciry Of tie i5U1ui- tlst be s asi hunting her
sil sPsugs, aad o.gaaizrg couPsaie7 tc- he uaUr-
flcl,s o. salt on Sae cos5; aud thai be attends Alba
M snail be sgpPled.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23
TELEeRAPRIO.
SATonFz REFUSEs TO SURRENDER.

Augusta, Nay 2s The VIcksburg Wig of the Ia b
says that the encuys gunboss at Eatchsz the day
previous, that city ttll refusing to surrender
despatch to the Mobile Register from Vioksburg,
dated the ~ b. Gays Esh. or ten Federas lrded nta.
Wsrrenion ten miles below ycksburg, lie afternoon,
where they attacked by Souheruers spd four Of
them killed The rest escaped. Oar loss was one
wounded The Federal e; is sill at anchor below the
city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

Fsog AsElSsAs-Go7. Rlc,o- "a, issued rr0c,ama-
t'oa ewing every in the Safe be,Seel J5o ages Ct
-zaesn and fosy Eve, TO S-us, 70 NEE, the e1ery nov
Advancing rapidly ugOH L..a Rock. TIE s,a.a p'ogsr-
" and archives are being placed in a.0Sesole ccudi
son Confederate fo7cs viii b az: to check Curtis IN
tts neishborhOOd Of ii,Lo Rock.
sae ea;rs cotton crop an ArkI1s -i.I Be- 6-ssed.-
Tie -s-a- 81 ell the na5,gab!a s.resus have sres II
taaz cleared Of tie staple by he flames. The pso.h
az oGs --.y aiding The E5Eor5ac-. "a destroying it,
y ... ~ oolIt rsJ1s :ds true ..sas d. t6e soa r.,
-s.a TO -se .la- his s1ll-g--.-n policy is the
c1usss-t1a, such I-..g ,sn-O; be don.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

sOn or KAL1A.-ws had supposed that this order
had ceased eHs but the following paragraph, from
the Charleston Mercury shows that some OF tbs brett
rem are still in good condition"
"Sons of Malta."-We requested to inform the
members OF this fraternity that splendid oil pantipg
representing the co1d tor OF the ORDER has been sent
by lady to the establishment Of hessrS Dawson &
Blicsmsn Ne. II Broad street, TO be mild ftr the
benef # he Ladies' Gunboat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

ID 40 DINslIUha FOh VEDNANtN sAOJt5at,
III To- the use u COPS the Wei iy Of BishmoId will be
m.de direct oagt Il. BALDWIN oommandiDs k;hmond
ar ensl on 1th sirstG
suh re .asitons must be made In the first nftauc the
noa Vrin.n'e C and endorsed BY him In cIss no can.ot
al. the requlst on.
In case uf emergency the Tequso1 may made direct
te chnond Arsenal ths tpprovA u the EsSte Command
OF on stGtsmen o. the emergency.
No attention will be paid rGu Ions for ammunition viii
do not saetae hand rhen the reqaiston made
These restrictions necessary to prevent the sts OF smma
milton GoRGEs, Gel,
Chief oF g-insnse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-23

Sk4A Ius CuT-Tae Yankees sre drawing nigh TO
th- city, aud 10 believed ylA' 0a.se csrn9t oe much
logger postponed Civilians ar,-jg puzzel % kuoW
ssy our army remains Inactive us'eat Of tuning upon
tss Invaders sc,ousIy' aad driving from borders
all -bo may survive the onsAughL Among the reports
current yesterday US one 20 the Cf C. TIA. spec
Ue citizen Of Hanovs, s50, }alsee ior Gle ns In
signifies q bis ste ard Immediately .s-su O.. b.
10 eoZsadss e: tao -co-adrs s7d hlrg How lOns
hoE IOag are cur people TO endure ti-s1 cu-Isgos.
We slso heard yesterday TIA, O slrnish bad AIKEN
plass che dsy 5s'Eo usss re Clek,h5miuy between
reg. Dslt o. Virginia esy.lry side ADD Min1s-
so.a and Ohio regiment the Other. TIE c47s.ry
1.lsl and SOUNDED s,V5sAi Of the Yankees and ,lOk
stsea prisoasrs O.her sEiru.zass, Sil euiEp1rs,rt
results, are reported.