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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01
Reminlsccnce of an Old Regiment,

The 7. S. Army Register of period
anterior to the war is an irterestinr
study. Take for instance the old d
regiment of cavalry, now reconstructed
as the 9TH cavalry, as given in the Army
RapiStar of 1870.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01
BUSINESS CARDS.
E&CHAN NGE
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
BY RANSOM BARTLE,
First Door West of the Momtour House, Inde-
pendence, Iowa.
w. G. DOMAIN

A TTORNEY d COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA Land and General Agent and Notary
Public Office, over Morris's Jewelry Store,
independence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness to all
business pertaining to his Profession. Especial
attention given to, Collecting, Conveyafcing,
Paying taxes, Examining titles, &c. jeG- 81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

Our loss cannot be known at this time,
but il must be in the vicinity Of 700
400 killed aud some 1900 wounded,
most of them slightly. Our officers,
contrary 10 the past experience of this
war, suffered little. though they expos
ed themselves rocklessly, as Americans
always will do on the battlefield
The rebel loss will never, presume.
be accurately ascertained, as they are
lying all over the ridges, in the ravines,
among the brush and along the roads.
The casualties among the enemy, how
ever, were far greater than with US, and
three thousand, Of which nine 10 ten
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

ON Potts Street IN said village, aud the lot
or piece of ground and curiiIage appurte-
nant Ia the stld building. Taken IN cxcCU-
tiOn aud to be s.ll al the sui; Of Daniel
GoughuOur.
Aiso-AIi the right. title and interest Of
John ScuLable. Of, ia and 10 piece or par
Gel Of land situate In Blacklicl5 township,
Gambia county. aGiinilg lands of Leo Par
ish, Mathew FrOSeur aud others. containing
ninety acres. more or less. about eighteen
acres # which are cleared, having thereon.
erectei one and nalf story house aud a
log sable now III the oOcui iaHcy of the said
Juhu SchuaOie. Taken in execution aut t.
lie sod At the suit Of james Murray " Co.,
now for use Of Il l.. Johust.n.
Aiso-Al the ri-ht ti-ls lul interest of
Bernard M'Gjrr. 90 in aui q "a piece or par
cci of laua situate IN Cambria township.
Cambria county a.,i.juiu- lands g Jrh1stIn
Moore, Alexander N'Nicker, Fe>tus Tbuott
and others, containing -e en;y Hve acre,
rnure or los. about thirty acres II Which are
cared, now 10 the occupancy "f Isaac
Singer. Taken IL execution and 20 Ic >ul I.
at the SUIT If Il. Il =. B. DUncn.
CTN- B.-Ile Shsr..; mas made tne fol-
ipw mG the conditions & riic sale, vjz.. one
fourth u' the pure ha=.. u"r-er un clch sale
&" be paid a' the iiIIe the property i struck
down when the safe ;muu.;, & $500 and
upwards. ultcr 500 and NOR. tu3u 500
the one third under 90 and more then
$50 tie half: les than $500 the wlirle
amount. otherwise the property vii hc in>
ue lately Fut up l. sale again, and uo deei
wlil uc I:e~eutea fr acknowledge un-
ic>> the balance IF Ire purchase money be
paid on ur hef,rcthp 1, i,ll0ring Monday
Sheriff :. gt,icc JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
MAY :. loG2
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NOTICE.

Straved away from the subscriber, near
No, Is. one MULE aud a two year Old COLT
the Mule Is sUTrel and the Colt a dark bay
with star IL its fureLead. -Aly person
finding them will please put them up and
send me word or write to John 81 arbaush,
OF Joseph 4. Parrish. Summitville-
PETER SOISSONG
Ns-g. 1889 -2e-5ts
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

lee; u n stump. thence 90 degrees west 81
rerches u 4 stump. thence south 10 degrees
west Is p"rchss to a stump, thence south
20 degrees wet % l,erchrs tD the place Of
beginning containing acres. be the same
more OF less, all Of which /, cleared. having
tnrre"u erected two coal platforms. Taken
IN execution and u b. sJ!G AZ the suit Of
William Carr Il Co.
-Aiso-Al tie right. ti;Ie and interest OF
Lewis Cassiday, deed, =: in s;.l tn Il GER
tain tracr. piece or parcel u land situate in
Summerhiil township, Cambria court. (be-
ing part of a larger tract Warranted Ia the
name of William G"vct.) adjoining lands
ranty,i To Samuel B,pHget. Robert Erwin
William N. Smith. Aren't >ynmsn and land
os Vim J. kusi. containing 35i acres and
#il"yaurc. he the SAM" more o- Is. about
30 acres Of which az. closr,,! j.: wing thereon
e,ectc'; saw mill, dwelling h,.u-c a static
now II the occupancy # IIanI,s Lily. alsn.
one at. = Ea,t -tary A'uS- NV Ia lie Oc.
ou!-ucy of NJ. Isry y In-.-h
-Aiso- : i"t "t -ruUui situate H. lie vii
!a-@ "l Laurel Run ~ II,UllucE. Washington
township, Cambria county. situate ictNeeu
tie u.d Iusi new Purta.r.. Rail R....s, ut or
r...r tie f'"t o.: Plan. W l. known a. l,t
~. L. % uld-i a. follows: BEGINNING - q
past iu the centre oi ;u- uli PTtg-c i;aii
kas.t at t.s- south cpr.er If "a .ut sold 20 Nj
c.itti Iu55'aA lite..cc -.'l.', .. 'c-ree> c.,st
80 .utj II e corner owned isv 7. u. George.
:aeuce north CS .iccr.- we,t SIS feet to a
post. thence 33 degrees cast sixiv irct to a
p,'s-, thence >yu.n Us 'ir-r,ss cast 5oS t.zt q
the place Il beginning having thereon cree
ted a plank s..iil uyA Il tie cccuj1uyv Of
C,tEaf.ne cassidy.
-i.S9--i ~ Il S~o#"d SITUATE Ia thc VII
:..5e q it','~i -. "a Ii'l.i ck. Na~h:nzt,.l.
to"ISai". L"di'T.. cf.ut'. l. -luilrE AZ
p'a' n tAo corner o.! M.e.stei AreU!e-i-' lot.
thcucy hT sii- t-'i.l.''> 1T li9 ie.t To the
'.''iis.tii' r"ai, iic"-e along SAID ruaU 90
'crJ II re ..i'e- Il 'eS. 'n-. t..ssaHc "aiuG
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ON TO RTCTJE0SD

3 -'AO- O-e'AzH'S ~ ne AFHH or tie POt1MQc-
-5e5 NdCR Ae'ioH uD Tie james Rirsr.-
iAsFiet Vittii Sersn Mites otr Richmond
/ The Injuries 10 our FesSels.
WssHINGroN, May l9-At the time IF
Transportation. Of this de@f;tch. No official
dispatches hal been resolved regarding Com
modore Go.dsi or3ugn's expedition up the
Jamcs river, but the following statement.
gl-anei from the Evening Star and other
sources, it is believed embraces the material
facts
Com. Go'd-borop1L was acco-nvanicd bv
the steam figate Snsgueaanna. and the Gun
""ats Lucatah, Mlritauza AMI Wachusett.
and tu- I,ueve, the !at-e8 being mounted
by single gun. They found the FIRST rebel
battery at D - Polut deserted. but tie
rcbe! flag was still flying over the battery at
'isudF's Point, fifteen mics a1rsg NewDsgt
News. Con. GI3sb,raugh. On arriving
within range oc the last nsm-l work. AZ
onco shellei il, and, ou receiving no rcspouce
alter duly rec3nnc:gering, landed d force of
marines, found it a!so deserted, aud 1ngst of
the guns dismoUnted.
through a solitary inlaJitlnt, picked ~
'Aere, he ascertained that, ou the previous
Wednesday night. its late garrison Of four
Aun'lred rebels evacuated It.
II then proc, c'led up tie river, finding
Ill the rebe! batteries. which were numerous
''''1' JIM orc 'i"=er ai1
'.'' .'-.''' : Us '''''S'i!
an, ,r'''- o. TEN io'"F'Y use
'sas N.'.''' - '..'7''I'U=H '''" TIC proper
i''''-'''.','7 L @-0'e '"s ordnance thus LETT
TIC res
re ~ '',' e f"Et D"t''g-
-'s'' > '.i'''' Town me met The 4i'!sion OF
,,"S ''''''>''' - '''''' previously gone "a?
's' u.'..s' '..,'.'i!.''' .e' '''i.n l'9lSeis'
','''' '-.''''''' ''.s "''.''E oi 'h- h=ht % the
a. / ~ = i''' ms a-'' ''.s' oi tie
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'"N i.i' '.'iilnSs "A!cH "ts SUPPOSED L
''.,'e 'aSeh place on tLe previous Neales>
"'y "'-''-
II see''lN 'ia' Tie Monitor AID the Galena
were ''ie only Vessels oi the 81 lairoL able
To run past al! the lower toriIhc.'iions Of the
'e"e's on D'@,e P.ant ""d At li"rdy'S Bluffs,
which Is hiieen nises above Newport News.
a''a al the way up to Fort Darling eight
mics Ir.o" h'cAm"n1, where they found
,..- t'''i..e- 'h-ci't.s blocked, a. stated Ia
i'e'i.''S despatch
-" ''''''h7 I'D range 'l -'ie gums ct Fort
Daring winch iNsiiua,e'i upon az elevation
OF w" = ''n''Te'' iee- @'a'' t''e water surface
'.'e Iur'"er PROCESS o.. '"e '"g i''u clad up
'.e .''''' was '.e'ei''e ire'ents''- an that
q '"e 's-n''"lsr o' the he'' stopped At
s''"'S "'.'"' "e ''e.''H guns % IRE itI'
were s. depressed IN their range a. f. p,as
most effectively upon .he tNO Gun boats
ci tie twenty eight shots that struck the
Galena, eighteen penetrated her arnlor. Not
ore o! these that struck thc Monitor, how>
evc'. GlG Hcr any damage whatever-all
-iauoiag "ti
Se.''i7 ''i-' ''-e II i'i'' '- '' VI --eil@ Wa
h'' EeS'S''e'' 20 resist Ne'Ny SIT oi tiie &c
scTil'ion h'ed al her from the iart at 50
Sfesi "n angie oi elevation, ard thus Is the
this occasion accounted for n, Frs.,,,, last
tie ,vo iron clad o,,n r..,,s n~-e3 aogp
the ,;yer. The Galcna. tbou-l, r;ere,-,I
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,garrGln1T & SENTINEL"
'Ez ruh'.-nsi every We Ingsday
--.--. "a. 's.. i'r-.s.-.-. AND Fiery Cents
.....-. -sI'c ia advance; ONE D0L~
.,. -..Esrr E-v= CENTS. f not paid
s.-- e.. ..,.,a~ an! Two DOLLAES If
.... .r--- tie termination Of the year.
X, Subscription Will be received FOR a
49,. ..-.' s.sG 81 ; months. aud no
...r-. w.. i.- - liberty u discontinue
...t ~ ;.ITr&sa-eS are paid, ex-
....-- T.; .rs.gu oE the editor. ANY per>
Z ...-..-....-.-f f., six months Mi he char
.t.- uD-lA.. uul4sS the money il al
k8gcrtiSing Rates.
t.as iEsgrt'a. 15Cy DO Three 10
.r.-. - i5uc-i : 80 s - Si.Go
49, ~ .;aezf % 90 " 90
.tse lines 50 = 90 0C
. HsatHS. Is to- Il d.
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dispatch says that Capt. Ericsson has plan
ned large seagoing Monitor, with q single
turre,. plated with iron p inches thick.
aud armed With two guns. caEr.in \ ball
600 pounds in ,se'ght.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

l. u VILE. O'nuI o A M
c"ndrnu'. rep'I; jh-, r cr vr'n j 'hr.
N"ig MS hiv,ucr 70 icni Frank .ri
"t an O'Clock this a ,,ruUon, and
,na' 5000 more ~ his men are rap
IDLY attracting that pace OuI
troops hai left Frankfort t,r L.w
t, r,nreburk on Saturday,.
Near Ii .rhinsville Sco,ts' cavalr,
cut oti and dispersed company oI
the 9th Kentucky cavalry, und +,
l. cut. M"rris, The company hs,
not been heard from since 1t /. re
ported that Lieut.. Morris and two
prlvates were shot alter their cap
.ur. by the rebels.
G'mral Dumont's division 10 stil
nj Shelbyville.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part of
the globe, Is lio consequence of disensed action
IN the system. Induced by tho poisonous Iniasm
Of vegetable decay. This cXhalatiUn Is evolved
hy the action Of solar heat OH wct soil, and rises
with The watery vapor Eom II. While the sun 10
below the horizon this yapor fingers near the
carth's surface, and the virus Is taken with II
through the lungs into tho blood. There Il acts
rs au irritating poison OH the internal vsccra
and excreting organs Of the body. The liver he.
comes torpid aud falls to secrete not only this
virus, hut al,d the bile from the blood. Both
the virus ami tho bile accumulate In the eircula.
tSr. and prolucc violent constitutional disorder.
Ne spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
pathize with tue liver, and become disOrdcrci
also. Finally. tho instinct OF our organism, rs
IL in an attempt TO cxpel the noxous infusion,
concentrates tho whole blood Of the body in the
internal cScretores TO force them 10 cast II ont.
The blood leaves tho surface, and rushcs to the
central organs with congcstivc violence. This Il
the CHILL. But 10 this effort II fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and 1ishes TO the surface, as ii
In another effort lO cxpel the irritating poison
through the other great eNcrctory - the skin. IN
this also IL fails, and the system abaildons the at
tempt exhausted and waits for tho recovery OF
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or pnroXysms OF FEVER And
AOUE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health Ii It is not rcnvy c,l
We have latored TO ind. and have found. An
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THE "wAsHisoros' Mar or rnr Usrrt
Sr.rss.--we have been shown, by W. r.
Kyle, the agent for Ohio. the above named
work and can assure our readers Il is IN,
most full and comprehensive map Of ,hi,
'ont inent ever before published. It EN-.
braces nearly all Of North America on an
'niform and reliabls scale, hsv ns m nv i'm
orient features never before shown u pon a
nap ofthe United States. the names Of cam
les and date Of oigsnisaiion an ! marked
within the boundary Of each county, the
nountsin IA ses, lakes and streams, with
lanes OF even the smallest rivuie,s; all gov
~fnmrnt tracts are distinctly marked and
'he " ole topography Of the cou n,ry marked
~ detail and brought up to date in every
particular. At this period every en,eiiiren,
person requiresthe aid Of such . map, while
he work 10 complete within ITSELF IL /, q
'eerssary sppsndix to ell aliases or ma ps m
"ok form. ~ It gives at once the relative
position OF the d f-rent divisions, the con.
inuous coast from Bsches' survey is show
and all railroads pr jsciel and compls,ed.
also statistics from the last census.
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DURING the three d vs. ,njir
with the % ulf nhun, IL 010 pr,i
rr,y Lod,rs u N.W O.ieaiis, blacl
mi "hte. male snd iein4l-, tn /
the oath oi allie. lance. NIX, d.N
the Gener,l isruri u proclamation
giving the obstinate notice ia htIh
ttnal'is m the contiscali,n Law
would CERTAINLY b. enforc, D., snc
holiing all heads OF families and Do
licrmen Responsible for unreportec
casrs of parsons not taking the oati
which Came under ihr;r n tee
Mercy is, no vtver. IT IN ed :,
those who take the oath b, O;,ob,
lst. All contracts wh.r. ore or boti
OF the p rites c, nc,rmd has u
taken the oath are declared invalid
This regulation will r firc u lly check
the passing over t" a nu,nin lily lu,.
Al party the property Of ons wiz re
luses 10 u Ii the oath.
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Tho Fretensel

Our Democratic part'zans OF these
last days hsve glued themselves to
The ''Constitniion No it is the Unioi,
ns it was " But what do they meal,
BY III "The Constitution as it is."
10 oil that any U,ion man aske, bu,
DO they mean thstp By no neans,
they mean no such thing. ValIan
disham says there is, .bcrc can he
no Union but "THRouaH cnMpRo.
MISE" Yet he repeats the d,cap,'
cry which Noble ard others re
peat. He does not uesn the "Con'
e,itu ion ne It is'-- he means 40 al
tered. changed amended Cons,itu'
tn'ion-ainendel to emit the rebels,
md b. =" IL e are! ID, they mea'
the USI N Al 1T wasp No, Val
'andiohasn says he mtans u differ
.nt Union, ono made alter new
Irms have been interpola,ed int
the Constitution, and it has be, ..
made pAlatsble and acceptsb . tr
rsit"r-l Mr. Noble eccor,Is with
Mr V~i'andiehsm in sentiment in
this regard. 8 all their CRY ,htn
deceive aDyhod.2 We trust MT.
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SrsscRIseps' MnxriHa. In accotdanc,
with previous notice. pu ublished in the noun
~ papers, the subscribers TO the Relief Fund
" the Hancock County Relief Association, :
,eld . meeting at the Court House. in Find
iay, on Saturday evening, September a.
ls62. The meeting was called IN order b,
he President Of the AssocIstion, M VIM
4. Wheeler. -
Messrs. Patterson and Green rendered
heir resignation, which, on motion, was 90.
repted.
On motion IL wss
Rssolvsd--Ths, the Treasurer give notice
nst eli subscfip' IONS Of "ne dollar, ani less,
Immediately paid. and that twenty 6ve
sr cent. on all subscriptions Of more than
'ne doIlsr, be paid 10 tho Tfeasurer, on OF
e'ore the 10th Of October nelt.
On motion. Messrs. Aaron Blsckford snd
''llism c. oeS were appointed TO all the
icancies n the Supervisory Committee, &C.
isioned by the resignation OF Patterson sLd
cen.
on motion, u wss recommended tina, the
township Trustees OF ID several TOW nsnips
n this county, meet with the Executive
J 'mmi,tee, at some fu.uro time named by
..'e Committee, and published in the cou ~
spers, 10 consul. with SAID Committee, as
the best plao Of the distribution OF the
,elief Fund.
On nation, the Association adjourned.
W. II. WHEELER. Chairman.
L. q. FLxSsrR, Secretary.
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N(h Nobtrtlssmtnts.
vi hut TRIUMPH.

Que Mae sa...e 40 ..t.' IA savaIry!
flNhE unhersig9ed Ia anth, Rad lo raise oh,
COMPANY VI Cavalry in ,hs c"unlies al
l. puInam, Hancock and seneca, iur l.,
i.".h " siment Ohio Cavalry. ny ,r,.r,
l"e q vernor all drafted men ~ o Iei 10. l,ed q.
enlist IN this tes,melt AMI receive tli. usu 1
pouhlies paid b, u vei hneht IA peeFuils ,
lhs volunteer service. Recruits wi ! rece,v,
pay IT. m tue time VI .i,iisi uleHt, and be xoy.
erned W the sal,s rules, as ha vs lsreiufurs
exis,edJn the volunteer recruiting service,
"A sum. .tent guaranty that the regiment will
DO armed And equipped In tho best possih q
manner 10 found In the iact that Gov. Tod uro
cured tho order ~ raise II, al.d Will take sspc.
e'al paihs In its succsss: Those wishing 70
j"in Tins Company must do 20 Ut once, ~ the
time d short and Il will dli up f.si.
~ Muster Roils may bs fnund at u. COR.
Law once, J. u. korucaILp's PustulIice, and
pArrAssoH rAYLoE's store.
N. W. FILKIN,
Lissfsnant osd Rseruitiag C6.ecv
Tinalay, Ohio. Oct ., 1851.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

CINCINNATI October y. The In.
'il'n p 'tis c"rrespond. nj o: the Com
meScfdt says the Cnpperheads @
Hartford. B.Acko"rd county, collect
ri on NJ .nday nd lorcibly resisted
the drat. They de, ,troyed the bal
lot b. K and enrolling papers, and
either forced or scared the Commis
sioners and Provost Marshal to re.
,gn. They claimed to have two
,undred armed IN u and said they
we're determined IN resist the dr,tt al
all hhz .rds. T"ey dencunced III"
government and those a,:rmpt'nr .,
ustain il. A b htalii', the SO
Indiana bav b,rn d, d - Ii r
!ord. snd v II -n "Ice the dr II ar,l
arrest the nllead-rs VI this dis.
sraeeiul pr edlng.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

THE Pro SLAYER! G,msyo gnes whu
now declare that tho President 4
Emancipation Presentation will ru
M poor white folks, by flooding tlt
North with chesp negro labvr, we're.
but two or three years sincs, peti
tioning and pesleriux our State
legislature to strike ont the tree
clause iru'n our State Constitution,
and pass law allowing slavehold.
ers tU C une hero with tn,ir hum 1.
ch 'ttrls, to work and whip them i,I
nine monte 1t time. Where " IT.
lhe'r consid, ration or poor whit.
people tbenf Ne,o Ho,k I,6anr:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10


WELL SAID. - The Catholic 7ete
graph. al Cincinnati, OF this week, /,
'nus qn"ted in the Cincinnati Con,
NE, cidi:
W. tLiuk lew unbiased person.
will seriously quarrel about the right
of the Prceid, mt not ne President,
but "s Coinmander'in.Chief. to deal
with the rebellion ss to him shall
appear the shortest und sur,st mode
of putting 1t down, even to the extent
Of cohi.cating every species OF pro
perty employed in any way whatev
or 10 sustain it. II G rain human
souls are legislstiveIy clialogued
ma d fined by the South as proper
y. and are thus brought under the
aprl cation OF such proclamation,
tic 5 uth may blame herself.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

NEw YoRx, October S.-Penssco-
10 advises stat that a psrtien Of the
mortar fleet had left ior Galveston.
and The remainder with the gun
boats were to leave immediately.
IL is thought here that this 10 q
rus. and thnt Mobile 10 the des,ina.
tion o tn" fieet.
Near y fve hnnlred con valescent
solJirrs from PORTSMOUTH Grove hos
pital, arrive here to day, en- route
Tor Washington. They Ill belong
to Eastern resi,nsnts.
The Scotia lied with $3.50, 900
in speci,.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

rosTRE's MoNR Z, October 8. =
The kicn,n" d EsIminer o tnr 9 b.
hAs adispAlch dated ) vauhah. Oc.o.
ber 4, VII ch s-ys: The led, rails AT.
tack q our battery on st. Johhs o.
the lot, and ter sn hours engag.
ment w,re rcpulsed.
Tue iederals subsequently, landed
at Greenvlll, Point in force, Q mil,
to the rear Of lhe battery. Tn,
light began at 10 IN the forenoon. -
M part cu,ars y ceived.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10


Well james Bsshs. 0sosge D. Shelley. Jas.
A'spssh, William BinIey. DsaIsI' Henry. J.
o. Bshes. George Thomas. Msnin Noos.
DAVID sioksr. Bssjsms, }. MsHili, Thoms.
}. Burns. Issse Dsvis, Bsnjsmis .. Opp.
Mark Tsylof, Henry Snyder. Jobs Foz. Bd
ward Clifford, VILLAS. HsIlo~eli, william
B. Miller. Andrew J. Tinslsr, James Cor
don. Nicholas Motto. Albert Hslloweii. 10.
seph so'cmon. Martin Kettle, Ns,hsnie
Rutter.-33.
PispL'Y TowssHir.--Willism n. Starts.
msn, John Coz, II. s. Bprson. Nelson Bald
win, John Beickeihsupi, jr., David Alspscb,
Jacob B. Dunn, John Bsrnhsri, M. Swi,ser'
Frederick Beickelhsupt, Daniel B. Boards.
ley.-ii.