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SAVANNAH. TENNESSEE,
April Nth, 1862.

CHARLES W. SMITH
Dear Sir:-To allay the sorrowful ap-
prehension which rumor may create. ] de
vote what strength l can muster to say a
few words of the great battle of the 9th
and 9TH. Official Reports will not fail TO
give my beloved Regiment its full due, to
the glory of which my old company con-
tributed in the highest degree. 1t was
ours to save the Union cause on both days
from destruction. When we arrived on
Sunday the cause" was most hopeless,
but no rebel force can stand the deter
mined assault of the 10Th Brigade of Nell
in line of battle, till rebel bullets, bomb
and grape were sweeping u ranks, but
we went in at once oath and 9th Ohio and
the Both Indiana, and drove the rebels 2
miles. The next morning it was ours to
attack the enemies right, and from morn
ing till night we took and gave a storm of
death. The country knows the glorious
result. But we have suffered, many a
warm hearted patriot sleeps his last
Sleep" Our list of wounded must be
or eat. l recollcct that Serg't Andrews
and Corporal Gray, and privates Delong,
Kennedy, Scholder, Wilson and Stoll of
my old Company were carried off the
field before / was wounded. These were
wounded. none dangerous but Wilson and
belong, as l learn. At the moment of
victory, (about 4 o'clock, P. NJ, some
rebel coward shot me as he ran, l was
commanding the Regiment at the time,
in the absence of the Lieut.. Colonel, and
upon my fall the command devolved upon
the gallant Capt. Terry. j do not know
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The b Turned.

1t is only about a year since, in the
height of the drunken orgie at Mont
gomery, Alabama, which celebrated the
fall of Fort Sumter, Walker, the rebel
Secretary of War, announced the cele-
brated plan of the war to be carried on
against the United States. Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
were to be successfully captured, and fl
nally jeff. Davis was to dictate terms of
a from Faneuil Hall, while the rebel
nag was to float proudly over the Boston
State House and Bunker Hill Monument.
As we had but a small army, and it
half oficered by traitors, there was really
some apprehension that the drunken
threat might be executed. But the peo-
pie rose to repel the invasion, and no reb-
ell soldies has ever set foot upon the soil
of the free States. The armies of the
Union are now doing TO the rebels what
they threatened to do to us. In every
State but one, in which the flag Of the
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From Lieut.. Harmon.
ClScIxSArI, O., April %. 1867

r CISCISSATI, O., April %, 1862.
Gsnt. &rs:-If no later information
reaches you, note that on April 18th, the
following Co. F, 24th Ohio, wounded men
were at Louisville in Hospitals as num-
bered John Q. Wilson, Kennedy and
Egbert Andrews all at No. .. John S.
Hunter. l4th o. Bat, No. /.
Definite Information regarding Major
Hall, cannot obtain. One of my wound
Cd says, that Tuesday, April 18th, he was
said to be improving-others say he is
dead No letters reach here from the
Landing. Cincinnati is full of soldiers
friends hunting them up. Its a perfect
medley of enquiries and baskets full of
good things for the suffering. The SAM
tary and Aid are putting matters through
business like. No odds Whatmay be said,
the world never witnessed the like efforts
put forth by a people TO relieve the hor-
rors Of the battle field. | jog every day
against incidents where the most noble
and elevated feelings of humanity coma
strongly into play. The soul of the ma
ton must be communing with God and
u 3CapS o&CcA ~ 0SE1 % N41oEAlN ~ AOhC'
DR.. Judkins. of Cincinnati. tells me
that his boat took DIR. Iddings, brother
Julian and Mr.. Burton, aboard at Savan-
nah, and proceeding to theield of Shiloh,
where all found plenty TO do. DIR. J. left
.oc Friday the 18th. Your delegation was
busy, laboring among the 2Ith, 4lst. 10Th
and Goth Ohio, andGod knows they found
plenty 10 do. Ny boys come struggling
along home, ono with two mimic ball holes
through his cheek, one with his neck
gashed through another with a hand gone,
= fourth one with a ball in his thigh. DIR.
J. says that a friend of his, Captain of the
Steamer that landed Col. Ammen's >aen,
w tells him that rs the boat touched shore,
Buell. leaped off, calling upon the mass,
over ain< thousand, of frightened, CULVER
ing soldiers, sitting, lying. wandering on
the steep banks, to rally to the rescue
Come men, come Liberty is at stakei
form once more IN line and the day will
be ours" Seeing an officer among them
he grabbed him and asked why be didn't
join his company and fight, the craven
said We were being driven into the river.
Buell. knocked him over with his sword,
and shouted forward 10th Brigade to the
battle, and you, We cowardIy poltroons,
you quakngasps, look on my men and
see how soarTiors act when the day seems
lost
"on second company; second battalion
deploy column; double quick; march, I"
commands Ammen, and away goes the
9Th, and oath Ohio, and Both Indiana,
trihesl living bulwarks against which the
foe pressed in vain.
Greiner and ~Sharpneck, ISalem delega-
ton just in ahead of boat from Shiloh.
Major Hall is all right, viii be at home
Saturday. is on their boat, ball went around
the skull cat at back side of head.
Lane is here; expects TO take his son
home. 1t lone Rutan good to see him.
Yours, CHAs. r. HARMON.
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The 9Th Reg't o. v. Cavalry.
1ours always,
A. S. HALL.

CAMP CHASE, April 10Th, 1852.
This Reg't has been enlisted in the ser
vice for more han 6 months, and for rea-
sons which to us are unexplained, we
have not been equipped and sent where
our country needs our services so much.
l think if p~ersevering efforts had been
made, we would long before this have been
in the field where we could have a chance
to acquit ourselves with credit, and not
be staying here a drudge on Government.
We are kept here at great expense. 1t
costs some $500 per day. Many of the
men are getting impatient for their pay.
For months past We have been led to sup
pose that We might be paid any day, and
more than that our pay day has been set
a number of times. We are now told
that we shall get our pay next Monday or
Tuesday. But little confidence is placed
in this statement, for reasons which to all
are apparent, hat is, we have been de-
ceived too much to believe this quickly.
L tILdDo lOO III Audl OGOduSC VIC h1hA
our pay. money was the chief object ol
our enlisting. But such is not the truth.
Many of our soldiers are men of families,
which are dependent on them for sup
port, and as long as their pay is withheld,
there will be much suffering in conse-
quence. The paymaster has been here
and would have paid us, but many of the
men were at home on furlough. We are
now under marching orders, u place Of
destination is Wheeling, Va. I think
that we shall leave in a few days. We
are willing to submit to anything that is
just. And as for myself, l shall be glad
to leave and go where | can assist my suf-
fering country. /. B. S.
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From the 18th Regiment.

We are permitted to extract, as follows,
from a private letter, from Capt. Stratton,
received by a friend in this place. Ii
bears date, Near Pittsburg Landing,
Tenn, april 10Th, 1862:
I'VE had a hard march, but the expec-
tations of a fight kept us upfrst rate, and
enabled US TO march here Just in time to
save our army from worse than a BnIl's
Run defeat. The Cincinnati Commercial
may sing on the bravery Of Gen. Grants
army, and the desperate charges the Gen
eral himself did not make; but a more de-
moralized army of men | hope never to
see again. We saved them, but the es-
cape was two narrow to be pleasant. The
result of the battle you probably have
much more explicit than We have.
But the kindest act the glorious people
of Warren eEer done. was in sending the
committee of Drs. Harmon, Iddin.s and
Mr.. Burton. You cannot imagine the
pleasure the SIGHT of their faces and tho
grasping of their hands afforded us. Mr..
Burton was the first to find our camp. ]
was lying down completely worn out, with
symptoms of that awful fever. Lieuts.
Bell and Bali We're both sick, and with the
extra duties of Quartermaster on my
hands, had well nigh overcome me. Twas
bound 70 keep up as long as possible. a.
! lay there, II seemed as if | could not 90
much longer. Some of the boys hallooed
that Mr.. Burton. of Warren, had come
Jumped up Just as he was coming in at
the mouth of the tent. Ii seemed as il
his presence was as good wine. Are we
so strongly engraved in the minds of the
people at home2 Far away, but not for
gotten. After the usual questions On eth
er side, We started out in search of DR..
Harmon. but just then he made his ap-
pearanee. looking better than / ever saw
him. We were so glad to see Doctor with
his pleasant talk and comfort for all. He
IS the best man-how much good such a
man could do. The only fault with the
Doctor was. he would not stay half long
enough
The last boxes sentare now on their way
from Nashville with Sergt. Culbertson.
Return our thanks, es 5ccially to Mr..
Townsend, for those cans of fiuit-iust
what we want. Our Surgeon received
from the SANITARY Commission. . bbls.
nice Butter Crackers, IBID. Dried Apples.
! Dbl. Peaches, l bbl. Eggs, Wine, Toma,
!, toes. Catsup. Oysters. &c, butnota particle
ofeither can we get for our sick men. He
SAVE that he bought them for his {. A
likely story that the SANITARY Commits
sion would sell their stores. We gave him
thunder about it yesterday. Chas. Mas
tiers is better this morning. Tell DIR. Har-
mon the quinine and morphine powders
act ike a charm.
We were hustled out double quick, yes
terday. bat after marching about a mile,
we sent forward cur skirmishers, but found
nothing. We form line of battle at foul
every morning; stand under arms an hour.
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Otnto of Ohio, Trumbull County, In

- Court of Common Pleas.
'Gohn Tibbctts. plaintiff, l Said Samuel F. Reeker
Va is notified that ON the ID
Samuel F. Reekcr and fpfSept 1861, plaintiff filed
Max Elben. defendants his petition in Clerks Of
ice of said Court. demanding judgment asainsthim
and his e0-defendant Max Elben for sum Of $500,
and interest since April LIST. 1851. an amount due
upon land contract made by said Plf with said den
Feb. 9TH. lS62. for sale by him, of i've acres of land
to defts for 500. 500 due April lst. lS6l. and S5tJ.
April LIST. 1862. that only SIS has been paid IN since
due that in said action an attachment has been IS
sued and duly returned. defendant must answer by
2lst of June, or in default judgment will be had
against him. H. X
ADril u IS62-6v Plfs AItys.
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HARRiET LEEF and
LII LEET. Guardians
April 16 Civ of Irwin and Milton H.. Leet.
.tnle of Real Estate bY order Of Court.

CaIe of Real Estate by order Of Court
y On the 18th day Of May, 1862 at one O'Clock P.
NJ. on the premises in Pennington, ONO. viii DO
sold to the highest bidder, the following two tracts
of Real Estate as the property Of Ora Belden, de-
ceased, TO wit situate in Pennington. township,
Trumbuil county, Ohio. The FIRST piece being four
teen acres taken BY parallel lines OF the north side
of a fifty acre tract, which said tract was taken OF
the south side Of original lot Ne. hfty-twO in said
Pennington township. which said fourteen acres are
eueumbercd By the dover estate assigned to Anna
Bclden, widow of Josiah W. Belden,. deed- The
second piece being also part Of the salG, htty acres
aforesaid, and bOanded east and west by lot lines,
and on the north by lands lately st OF to Josiah
W. Belden one of the heirs at law Of Josiah W. Bel
den. deed. and on the south By \ line. parallel to
said north boundary and 50 far distant therefrom as
with the other lines of boundary shall inelnde hve
acres. The first piece appraised at S3G.5. the sec
ond pieee appraised at $50. Terms of sale: one
third TO be paid on the day Of sale, the remaining
twO-thirds to be paid one year from the day Of sale
with six per cent interest. Title deeds will be Civ
en- as soon rs the purchase money and interest are
paid in full or secured 10 the satisfaction OF the I'M
Understand. JOSEPH II. W0LCOTT,l
ISABEL BELDEN.
Administrator Of Ora Belden, decd
April Is, fSS34w ~
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Tho State of Ohio, / In the Court of
TrumbuH County, IS. Common Pleas.
Noble B. Ferry. PIE,
Notice..


James u. Dickcrman, Exc
kial Saukey and otherS.difts The defendan
kial Sankey, a nonresident of the State Of ut Eze-
.notihed that the plSintiG. Noble d. Ferry. hiO, is
the eth day Of February. 1852. Tile his peti did on
the Court Of COHnoR Pleas within and for stion in
againsth him.. the said Ezekial Sankcy and aid Co..
claiming that the defendant Dickerman Was others.
ed to him IN the sum OF TNo Hundred and indebt-
Eight and J-lO0 dollars. and also claimingN inety-
holds a mechanics lieu for that amount. all the fol-
lowing described lands situate in the township Of
Mecca. county Of Trumbull and State Of Ohio. and
Is known a. being lot No ]. in the Hutehins tract
as surveyed and plated byF. Z. Stowe. as viii more
fully apr car. reference being lad to said plat re-
corded in Trumbul County Records Book of Maps
No. ]. page s.. and eontains1A acres Of land near
~. and also on the Tavern House and Barn thereon
situate: that the defendant Sankey has some inter
est therein, and asking that an aec0unt be taken OF
the respective interests Of the several parties and
the premises ordered to be sold. and the proceeds be
distributed by order Of Court. The defendant san
key Is required to appear and answer hy the Hst
day of June. 1862. FUTILE &STULL
Apr2, 62-6w Attorneys for PIE
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DAVIS SMITH-In Johnston. on the 18th inst.
by Ed. E. Wakefield. Mr.. Byron Davis and Mis-.
Louisa Smith.
tANCE TEW-FOwler. April p. by Rev. Vim
kineaid. Mr.. Calvin P. Fanee of Bazctta, to Mis-:
Amelia NJ. Tew Of Fowler.
SIMPKINS L GILMoRE-April 10, BIZ Rev. II
Palmer, at the Parsonage in Johnston. Mr.. D.
Simpkins and Miss Jennie C. fillmore.
BEAVER &STORM-Also by the same. April 20
at the house of the Brides father. in Liberty
Mr.. Levi Beaver and Miss Ann Storm.
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HUARDIAN'S SALE.

~ In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Geauga county. Ohio. made on the Sd day
Of April. 1867, in the ease of Lucius +. Durfee,
Guardian of Lyman W. ID Brown. against his ward,
the undersigned will, on the 3Oth day Of May, lS62.
Mt 10 o'clock. at noon, on the premises, offer at pub
lie. sale the following described real estate. situate
in Trumbull county, State Of Ohio. inthe townships of
Pennington, and described as follows: known rs
parts of lot - and So in said township. and bound
ed as follows: on the north by the township line,
being nineteen and one half acres taken by paral-
lei lines from of the north side of that part Of lot
No. 50, lying west Of the north and south centre
road running through said township. Also nine
acres taken by parallel lines from of the north side
Of lots No. - and y, lying east Of said centre road,
being the same lands aparted TO said Lyman W ID.
Brown in partition proceedings, had in the Court OF
Common Pleas of TTumbull county, Ohio. at the
March Term thereof. 1852. Terms of Sale-One-
fourth cash in hand. and the balance in four equal
annual payments with annual interest on the de-
ferred payments to be secured As re Iifcd by law.
LCCIUS +. DURFEE,
Guardian OF Lyman W. Il. Brown.
April Goth. 1S62-4w
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A SSIGNEESS SALE,

N The undersigned will sell al Public Auction,
M the door OF the Court House in Warren, Irun-
bull county. Ohio, on
Thursday the 2 day of Nay. 1852,
the claims belonging to the Estate of William Tew,
late Merchant at Newton Falls in said county,
which were assigned by said lew to Darius Bald
win for the benefit Of creditors Of said Tew by as
sigument dated 24th Of Oct, 1879. A schedule OF
the said claims is now on file in the Office Of the Pro
bate Judge at Warren, for the inspection and cx-
animation of all persons. Sale to commence at
o'clock ON said day. and continue from day to day
until all said claims are disposed CT Terms cash
By order Of the Probate Judge.
Arr "a UI-4w d. BALDWIN, Assignee.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Sheldon HOyt ( COL Ashtabula Com. Pleas.

Jacob L. d. Peters, BY virtue Of an order
of sale issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashtabula county, at the March Term, 1Si2, in the
above case and to me directed. ] shall expose TO
Warren. Trumbull county. Ohio. on
Saturday thc Iih day of June. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A VI and p NJ. the
following real estate to wit: the undivided half IN
terest of the said J. L. ID. Peters to lands in the
township of Mecca. Trumbull county, Ohio, being
part Of Leuas COwles tract No. ), described as fol-
lows: beginning at a post standing in the northeast
corner of W. III. Jeffrey's land, thence east on the
+. and w. centre road. eight rods to the road run
ming south At Powers Corner. thence south ten rods
to Lands Of Jose Chaffee, thence west eight rods,
thence north ten rods to the place OF BEGINNING.
containing eight rods ofland. On said premises are
a dwelling and store house erected. Appraised at
500. Terus cash. JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Shff-
April 80, 1852
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- Sheldon HOyt & Co. In Ashtabula Common
IS fPleas.
Jacob J.. D. Peters
By virtue Of two orders Of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas and to me directed and de-
Iivered in the above ease, l shall expose at public
sale on
Monday n 9Th day of Nay, Is62,
ut Powers Corners in Mecca. Trumbull county. O..
a lot Of Goods. consisting of Clothing. Hardware
and Groceries. etc.. etc. The sale TO commence ct
10 o'clock A VI, Of said day. and continue from day
to day until all are sold. Terms cash.
J.. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. O.. April 3, 1852.
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Ctate of Ohio, TrumbuII @,

- In the Court Of Common Pleas
'OHH VS. The defts. John Du-
John Dugan, Samuel T. gan and Samuel F:
Reeker & Max Elben. dts Rocker are notified
that on 2ist of September. 1851. said plaintiff filed
in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas for said county, his petition demanding juds-
ment against them with the other Defendant Tor the
sum of SJn. for an inStallmeDt due on contract Of
sale of five acres Of land. made BY said plaintiff and
defendants on the 9Th day of February, 1861, for
which said defts. were to pay plh. 500. $40 April
lst. ISL. and 500 April LIST. 1885,. andthat in said ae-
tiOn an order of attachment was issued and levied
upon their property and duly returned. Plaintiff
will take Judgment for said sum of money and in
terest. since due and costs. unless they answer or de-
muir TO said petition. ON or before the list day OF
June, 1862.
Anr;l ~ 1S;2-6v Pits Attys.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Isaac Troxeln In Court of Common Pleas Of
vs. STrumbull county. Ohio.
Charles Duffy By virtue of an order Of sale
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county. in the above case and TO me directed and
delivered, Ihave levied upon and shall expose to
Public Sale on
Saturday the 24th day OF May, 1862,
NJ the south door Of the Court House in Warren.
between The hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and Up VI, the
foilowing Real Estate. to wit: Situate in the town
shin of Bazetta. in said county of Trumbull. being
part of lot IL, in the original survey of said town
shin. but which was more recently laid out BY the
said Isaac Troxell. into small lots for the purpose Of
selling OF leasing rs oil privileges, which will ap-
pear more fully by q plat of the same in the Re
town platsl and which is numbered in said plat a.
No. ]. bounded on the east by lot No., on the west
by the highway. on the north by a road dedieatedto
south by lands Of VI. Moore. Containing acres
! Appraised at S3O0. Terms Cash.
April 3. 1862 JOS.G q. UILEk chenh-
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EGAL NOTICE.
Joseph II. Wolcott, Admir-
Of Emanuel Urich, deed,
In Probate Court.

Joseph ii. WolcOtt. Admir-
of Emanuel CTieh, deed, In Probate Court.
VS.
Olive L. Urieh, John Urieh. Da- Petition TO Sell
vid Urich. Margaret GalaSha- Land
GeOrse GaluSha. Sarah Gruves,
William H.. Higgins and James
ii. Fuller.
To John Urieh. Margaret Galusha. George Galu-
sha and Sarah Graves, you are hereby notlhed that
on the 18th day Of April. 1852, SAID admlnistrat9r
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Trumbull
county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which peti-
ton Is to obtain an order ete,from SAID Court on the
18th day of MAY. 1852, for the assignment of dover
of Olive j. Urich. the widow Of said Emanuel UFieh,
deed, in the one undivided half of the following
real estate and for the sale Of the same, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts of said
decedent, to wit: the home farm on which said de-
eedent lived and occupied. being about eighty-sev-
en- acres, IN lot No. 10. and thirty-fve acres in lot
No. 3. both tracts aforesaid being in Pennington
township, Trumbull county, State of Ohio.
JOSEPH II. NOLCOTr.
Admir- of Emanuel UTieh. deed
AL IL Tcca- lv
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A SSIGNEE NOTICE.

N Notice Is hereby given that John MOser and
Michael Z. MOscr. surviving partners of the firm OF
q. Il Nj. MOser. have assigned their PROF erty for the
benefit of their creditors. and that | have been du-
Is appointed and qualified as their assignee. All
persons having claims against them must present
lie same to me duly authenticated. for allowance,
within the time prescribed BY law.
Il. n. ROBBINS,
Assignee Of the firm Of c. K ~. Moser-
Warren, April IL. 1S61-3W
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treated them tenderly nndkindly. They
heard the rebels swear terribly about the
execution of our Battery, which they pro-
ceeded to spike and dismount at once, in
which condition we found it, but, thanks
to our artiicers, Messrs. Douglas, Hamil-
ton and Maltby, our steel dogs can now
bite as we'll as bark. With less than sew
enty men left of the ninety-fvewh who went
into hat fatal field we eagerly wait the
command to again let slip those dogs of
uorn
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

vs. SPle1S oil lruIuDul o.,
David Lindsey. 9 nonresident of the state OF
Ohio. is hereby notified that Martha J. Lindsey on
the 9TH day of February. 1852, fled her petition in
the office Of Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Trumbul and State of
Ohio. praying that she may be divorced from the
said David Lindsey. and that her child, Wm- E
Lindsey, be consigned to her custody, and that she
be restored to her maiden name. alledglng n cans
Is for n divorce, habitual drunkenness, gross neg
lect of duty, extreme cruelty and fraudulent con-
tract. Said cause will be for hearing the next term
of said Court. MARTHA J. LINDSEY,
Apr ., 63-6w By c. W.. Smith, her Atty.
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Letter from Major Hall.

We are privileged to make use of the
following private letter received by c. W.
Smith, Esq, from Major Hall: The many
friends of the Major will rejoice to learn
of his safe arrival at the residence of his
parents. in Charleston, Portage county,
on Saturday last: