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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

OPERATIONS OF THE MUsoUIToEs.--The
FairpIay, the flagship of the Mosquito
Fleet, and the St. Clair, arrived here
yesterday morning from below. From
Lieut. Fitch, commanding, we learn
something Of the operations of the feet
since it left this city. Upon arriving at
Caseyville, they found all quiet, and the
citizens reported no guerrilIas in the
vicinity. They therefore lay of the city,
occasionally accommodating up and down
the river, watching for the skalkers.
Learning at one time that the guerril-
las had camp one and a half miles
fromthe river, they got the bearing as
nearly as possible, and sent long-fused
shell out at random. fft szfsgl3
BY most fortuitous accident, the
shell struck tree, as they afterwards
learned, right in the midst of the camp,
causing the suerrillas to hustle of in the
utmost CONSERVATION. .VAT Z Ii
On sae night the Nashville was fred
into, according to previous plan, the
crews of two of the ganboats surrounded
the town of Caseyville and took some
thirty prisoners, among whom, as they
are informed, are FIVE or six Of the very
assassins who, fred into the Nashville.
These prisoners were sent to Cairo. ~
Lieut. Fitch has made requisition on
the citizens of'CaseyyiIle and vicinity for
s3,5Oe, 10 compensate the losses of the
Nashville and Hazel Dell, and gave no
tice Of his discrimination to enforce it
Since the feet went to Caseyyille they
have been joined by the General Pillow,
which was captured from the rebels on
the Haaehie river, and she now lies off
CsseyyiIle. h
Tks IT, Clair win to-day convoy the
&asbyiiie DOM, and the Brilliant will
convoy tAs Duke and tbs May Duke up
bA~ MT John 0eYyiA has our thanks
for copy Of the Springfield, Tennessee,
Speezlst9r Of the 18th last.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

nsr Keep it before the people, that
the very best pictures of every descrip-;
ton are made at J. Perry's Eliott'sr City.
Gallery. - -, 81 f.sr.e..-- s,s -f---
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
ndE.Thea following letter. anhounoe

the death of an afeetionate son, good
citizen, true patriot, and a gallant SOL
der. How many households are daily
called on to mourn a similar Iossi And
yet, with the vail for the death of the
frst-born all over the land, there are
thousands of Pharoahs who still object
to letting the oppressed go free" -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
Lost

Z Between Main aad Chestnut streets
a small memorandum book, valuable to
no one but the owner. Any one finding it
viii be literally rewarded by leaving it
at this office, or at Iglehart Brothers
Mills snW9'ioi IGLEHARr BRoTHERs.s q
. Oct o. asEf bna inle7ao a afss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

Il VANITY. FAIR-DobeH has the number
of this amusing weekly for this week.
1t is fully equal to the London Punch y
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

a NoTIcE--If boys don't behaEe them
selves in the Post Office lobby during the
opening of the mail, and grown people
don't try to keep the boys still, i shalt
have to close the front doors, during the
opening Of the mail. ~. PosrMA srER. (,
Oct 20-d3t. 1911 49, 81. .sf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
In THE FIELD, NEAR HARoDsBURe, Ky,

------ sept IL, 1907
Mr.. WILLIAM RIGes-Sir: 1 take this
the irst'epportunity offered of sending
you a lock Of poor Johns hair. He was
killed on the 9Th. inst, a few seconds
after Capt. 0lmstead, and fell within
thirty yards Of him. He is now buried
by his side (on his left, his name cut on
board.
Corporal Riggs died as brave a man
Has ever fell in defence of his country.
At my request, he acted as a. Second
Sergeant on the day of the battle; and
no man ever did better service in rally
ing the men and keeping them in their
places
Twill give you the number of killed,
wounded, and prisoners in Co A:
Kiued-Capt Olmstead, Corp, Riggs,
Louis Aims, and John Depu.
founded Headen, A. Brain
ard, John James, VIM. McCutchen, B.
Sicily, A. Huff, c. Eagle, James Perry,
John Matthias, John Albacker, j. Fair
child, Daniel Tomlinson, and Tom Deni-
son, very slightly. All s
Taken Prisoners-Corp Woods, Vim.
Elliott, Reuben McCutchen.
/ can sympathize with yourself and
wife in your loss You have lost son;
/ have lost fast friend. If it is my lot
to fall on the battlefield, may die as
bravely as he did.
Yours Re ----..4----------..-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

s@ Every body goes to Lyons for
fine, fashionable clothing and furnish
ing goods. His stock is now very large,
as he receives fresh supplies daily by.
Express
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

/ RIvER News The Nashville will
leave for Cairo at 10 o'clock today. She
will be conveyed to Smithland by the
Fgunboat St Clair -9 sisai .fsM
skCapts Davis win raise steam on the
Gen. Anderson this morning, and will
leave atssten O'Clock with the mail for
Cairo. .yssvfsgaaxH dseo TO
: The Andersoh' Is hagasi6eensly fitted
up, her engines in excellent. trims and
passengers on this boat may expect a
pleasant and speedy trip. s@ssa-s SCI
The Romeo is due here from Louis
vile this evening. She will return to-
night.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

. g The sale of queensware,. glass
ware, groceries, and liquors of Fred.
Kron5 deceased, is still continued again
this morning at nine o'clock, corner Of
Main and Second streets. A chance for
H. NELSON, Auctioneer. q
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
RAlLROAn REeEIPrs

- OCTOBER, q. (.
8 acks coz meal hid hams box bologna. 10
bbis- coal oil, bxs cheese, II "A Cook; 10 bbls
1onr, Saeque 2 mag powder, J p Elliott; 3
bbls tar, roll leather, bbl cofieras 20 roll pa per-
sacks hmmothy seed, sacks table salt, p Q,
o. Kileyi bxs coiiee.J g Venneman; IL box dry
goods, W Duhier; 80 bbls Vinegar j J Cohu; /
Dbl coal oil, bxs ", box drugs L Fritzch 10
keg " lead, keg r Lead, Keller White; gpigs,
Ryan; $40 shingles, Jno IDgle jr; IS -bxs Gin
plate, 0pigs tin, Orr; box hardware, Stsub
4 Sun !; box goods, Hopkins 3 bxs candy,
s Kessler box goods, Towenthal a Co - bags
coffee, Robinson; Q bxs sardines, Ia D Hell
mon box drugs, bxs W glass, z bxs glass
ware LEIGH Co; 500 feet lumber, 10 DOORS J
Glover; box m, VIM -Aikman; 2 bxs hats,sP
Semonin; box dry goods, Shtnklin r 3 bxs
dry goods. do do, "a pkgs groceries, Berrcnt &
Co; case and G o Ri y, bxs dry goods,
Auspa her P; 3 bales drs goods, box do, Archer
nj & Co; bags hair, : bxs hardware, C Dabco k
box cigars kegs tobacco, T Fendrick 4 Bro: 16
bxs shoes, Morgan, Read & Co; lot h goods, 5
box goods, box hats, z bxs umbs, bale s. Crane
Brown Co; Ieoop chickens, bl1t butter, H A
Cook cast iron whee Hugo 10 bbls -four,
Hornbrook Co / 1b7 rags wheat, HH Umble.
A. i. SCHREADER, Agt.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
TORRENT.

A LARGE COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE
n Ten minTItes walk frosn the Court House. STA ;
bes, out-houscs, Cisterns, &c, all in good order
For particulars enquire al the Journai'Of6ce
octls-1w 'FtA +Fftt+W ftN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
Rar We see Il Stated that a numbe,

B9 We see it stated that number
of recruiting officers have been arrested
for furnishing men already recruited as
substitutes for drafted mens 2 = r p p
There was some most disgraceful work
Of this kind done in Vanderburgh coun-
ty. 2 We heard of several volunteers who
were sold by their recruiting officer to
drafted men, the officer and recruit d.
yiding the spoil, the officer always peck
citing the lions share To such an ex-
tent was this done that some of the cam
didates made many honest and simple
hearted Germans believe that affairs had
reached such a deplorable condition
under the baneful effects of Black Re-
publican Administration, that it was no
longer negroes but white boys that were
bought and sold ike sheep in the sham
bles. -~,, ----o--,--,v
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

62r Among the variety of things that

sG Among the variety of things that
viii be sold at Auction this morning at
9 o'clock, BY IL Nelson q Co, at their
Auction Store, No 81, Main street, oppo-
site the Court House, there viii be pair
of young match mules, "a wagon and
double harness, new buggy harness,
new bride, DC, &c. 81 srss hlaor sessg
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

Iowa ELECTIoN-The vote as far as
heard from stands, Republicans, ], g25,
Democratic, 2,l05. Democratic loss
since last year, 1874. The vote Of the
soldiers in camp stands $3.50 lRepubh-
can, and 735 Democratic, which should
be satisfactory on the question of who.
has gene into the army fau vsaaz sss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

DowN-RIvER MAILs-While the river
blockade from here to Cairo continues,
mail matter for Paducah, Metropolis,
Caledonia, and Mound City, and other
points in Southwest Illinois, win be sent
by railroad to Cairo. From Cairo to
Paducah, the Charley BoiOe's is making
regular mail trips There is daily
land mail to Mount Vernon; and daily
mail has been resumed by the d. b
Campbell military transport to Hem
derson. No mail matter, will. be sent to
Kentucky towns back from the river at
present, and none to Kentucky river
towns unless garrisoned by Federal
troops Henderson, Snithland, and Pa
ducah are those now garrisoned). Mails
for Shawneetown, Golconda, and other
towns in Illinois above Paducah, and
for offices back of them, will be sent as
occasion offers, when they can be sent
safely. ~ e'.s
The up-river mail is running with all
the regularity possible, considering the
extreme low water and border troubles.
Offices in warrick, Spencer, and Dubois
counties are supplied three times week
by land. JAMES H. McNEELY, P. NJ.
"a q - - = 81
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
GROCERIES.


NEW oRLEASs SUGAR 20 Hisps. oHo1cE
u \. 9. sugar & ia, COOKS.
"a BAGS EXTRA CHOICE RIO COFFEE
IN MATS OLD JAVA coFFEEAT
IL ss..-----s- II. A.-eo0K's.
DEFINED SUGAR
II 10 bbls A Crushed Sugar,
10 :. A Powdered -.s---------
aSSIlaI 4 cSass @AIUDEH
3 n Extra cut LoafSugar at
octzS s..A...ns-n--. 4 H-lA. COOKS.
M oLAssAS AND SYRUP FAaF1 zsFl
IVA ~S15 bbls Molasses, p4g. assg ~
6es Baltimore syrup.ls II sf3.r4a
III. 5,,o. Stersrt's Excelsior Syrup. trs3
" - do ass. grades Sugar Houss sI,lasses in
----L.L store AZ n. n = " II. A. COOKS. !
Il TSDsnlan sacks Table Salt, .isriaai sv-'
tOll ar,,e 90 Il sasl-'
c Assa boxSs 25g'fa JH avlsE .i.tiR re
Is bags loose .saiT assiF fa
oct2SF Z - - : I Z 3 At H. A. COOKS. +,
HAcKEREL IN KELTs---------
1'A Is 3 k e ne &C. u H"sasfs5sLasoubs9
octss " ~ as sale BY ''iAaa H 1 9ccooKs,s,
CALMoNy sALMoE.-s TIERcEs EXTRA
- Picked salmon just receivedat
o%zS q 80 sitt H. A. COOKS.
HERRING, HERRING.-5 BBLs. PICKED
4 -. Herring at II. A. COOKS
IN BBLs, MAcKEREL, ASSORTED !, and
MreRfED CASTLE soAP.-l5 BIS VERY
Il old and choice CASTLE Soap at Alc y
oclzo g 49,. LIZ b, H A. COCKS
A LM0ND, FILBERTS, S. : -.
N s bbls soft shellsd Almonds, IA -S
90 .. E Eiise, n :,n,n,,.A AZ g5ghG
Sts.tss s sSsll Sr sin0bd.: =. niI@u1 a.
oct2S za-lLtxla hnnH. A. COOKS.
IL 2haif chests Imperial Tea, GO e 5 ..'
" Gunpowder Tea
{" "s-6ss. Young Hyson Tea.
Is SIS ass. Black Tea gEs.- gf-s
gE-A. Japan Tea ala new crop, choice
ana fresh now openats - - II. A. COOKS, !,
E'RHNcaH MUsrARD-5cAsES IMPORTED
4 French Mustard at No. 70 MAIN ST.
GAL seDA.--2 CASKS SAL SOFA Ar
'D--l.---.-.z.. .-.a.li II. A, COOKS.
CODA ASH CASK SODA ASH AT
lii hI2. % Len. ksoooKS1
D 1 sssss l Ilaassr 7ao ca qA0s
% mats Cin1amon at aaar' II. A. COOKS.
LIssENcE COFFEE, &C., &c
II IS gross tunnels Essence CofEse in tin boxes.
iiooaoS. DsndeliOa Cones. Us n tiRfoA'D
= ~ dozs Sapo .Cofee at - HAsCOOK,sys
CARDINES-
- In va bxs Sardines, s.sasisa ,isa~e aizH sff
50f y bxs - srer sssYvsssrg
lou whole bxs Sardines at -
oct - ''''ls "a II. a. COOKS,
&RLcK'n ~SAI4AoN--as. g sd Bs-,f1Af en-
~ fresh Spiced Salmon at
oe. :. .T1wfI Tn AscooK's.
C6 BOXES LAYER RAIsINs-
~ 50 "a bxs
- 1Spp-lbs v lentia sssI /" zEfatr-aa1 rari
casks Currents, l1ef e-E
bxs Genoa Citron at
oct23 H. A. COOKS
ERENCH FIGS-1Oo BOXES FIGS, CHOICE
apd fresh az rEurf HI AToOOKfs.
DRUNES, PRUNES-
IL 80 glass tap box Frames,
30 glass jars Prunes, e7aa isiis bnH alfA tfri
cask Turkish Prunes at
oct23 lYHTf .IAIT1 aNA-faH. A. COOKS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
DESERTED.

DoBERT WILLIAMS AND JAMES MY N
IL having deserted from Company g, 0st Regi- ~
ment OF Indiana Volunteers reward of FIVE
DOhLAhs for eachone i hereby offered for their
apprehension, and delivery At Camp Cumbacl, near
henoeIson' NY, OF At any recruiting Office, and
VIZ HARcRAyE,
n ZsM CaptCo,G Set. Reg. Inds Vol.rf .
= vcL ~ " - - ~ II - 49, III e
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

e2s~ Mr. JobR 0eryia has our thanks
for copy of the Springfield, Tennessee,
SpeeElstor Of the 18th Inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

The fitting match between, our friends Of the
SsntiHet and Reporter increases 10 interest and
earnestness. We trust the parties will keep
within the bounds of decorum and generous,
fratsrpal feeling. II we have looked on with
an unbecomiug or unkindly sentiment the re-
buke Of the Reporter shall be like the reproof
Of friend which shall not break our pate. We
are not disposed to be irreverent, or triae with
serious things Therefore, be charitable--be
Renerous--aud in serene dignity and Self-re.
ance. be gentlemanly and respectful. Our sym
psthies are always with the weaker party.
So slight a cuddle as tha, mentioned by the
SentiHrl between itself and tho Probate Office
don't need such time as you are making over
it, Mr.. Reporter. You ought to be more Of q
philosopher.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
DIED..

In Ashtabula, Oct. 20, FREDDY A. aged S
years, and on the 26th of Oct. JOHNNY N aged
3 years, children Of Frederick N. and Caroline
Hayne.
At the camp Of his regiment near Bowling
Green, Ky. on the l4lh OF Nov. SAMUEL JoHs
CAROLYN, N. D. Surgeon of the 2lst Wis. Iuiaut-
~, formerly OF Dublin, Ireland.
This sad event Occu rred suddenly, caused by
on affection OF the heArt, accelerated by over
eTertiOn after the battle Of Chaplin Hills. The
high personal worth Of the deceased. as we
learn from the Fond du Lac papers. secured him
many friends, and gave him deep hold upon
the respect OF his FELLOW ctizenG His loss is felt
10 he public calamity.
IN Jeaersou. on the Goth inst. by Rev. A. d.
uids' LIZ Ii. b, FARLEY. of the 9th Cavalry to
Miss SUSAN J. MARCH.
10 Denmark. Noy. II, OF consumption, JANE
!. wife OF levi RrAinard, aged 80 years. eldest
daughter OF AFs. Dea. Msrrilnan oithls village
In OOpueaut on the 18th inst. Ina MAx dangh.
ter OF Jacob Shallz, sged yeArA
Killed on the battle Geld At Culpsnnar. A
8. Abotzo KIEEk. 90 y. 29th reg . eyed liz vrs.
sop Of Allen o. Kinps of Pisrpont in hosnilsi
~ Cepp Fredelick. on the 26th plt. OF Ttyphoid
tsveB HFsoF puLLyfScH, also Of the 29th, aged
26 yeaFe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

". W. Reed rs. A. Hendry This suit was
brought to recover on note OF $3.50 given by
the defendant to the Ashtabua & New Lisbon
Rail Road Company for balance due on six
shares taken in what is known as the Sixty
thousand Dollar Stock. Defendant set up that
the stock was obtained by Misrepresentation
and therefore not collectabe. Verdict for de-
fendsut A second trial was asked for by CON-
plainant, and granted.
o. II. & e. Fl. FrToH, for Plaintiff, wooD
BURY and SHERMAN for repellaut. Mr.. Sherman
made, We understand, the closing ergunent,
which was an effort characterized by more THAI
bis usual ability and power.
The case was tried before Judge Gliddou.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
Farm for Sale.
The Gr@fenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su.
pervson Of skilful Physician and they NAV be re-
lied upon Ia all cases.
The intelligence Of the community IL not insulted by the
offer OF single medicine which claims 10 ALI DIsEAaE
hu the Grfenberg Remedies consist Of eleven different
Medicines all unequaed In the Of the dseases for which
they recommended among which be selected one ap
propae any Of the diseases incident 10 this country and
climate
The Grgenber0 Vegetable PHs better than any Other
Kind of Pills In tie WOrld-Price Is Cents.
The GrafeHberP Uterine CafkOlooa nfaable rene
dy for all Female diseases-Phce / s. Cent?
The Uterine Caboiioon will Gravel diseases O
the Kidneys urip' ) ificutes in males
1ae GrgsHbeTR Sorsapara s by FAR the most powerful
and efhcacious compound In use-Pree 81.
The GrGfnberg Dysspsry Syvsp II certain and quick
remedy for all diseases Of the bowes-Prce 90 Cents
The GrGeabcrg Pile Remedy never falls 10 permanently
relieve this distressing disease-Price 100.
I've GrgfepberR Chidreas Pasacsa s Invaluable
pound in al diseases incident to children.
The GrGfenberF Fsusr sHd lgue Remedy Ia sovereign
specific for this particular disease Price so Cents.
The GrefsnberQ Green M0nntaR Ointment all other
salvcs in lie curative elects--Price % Cents;
The GrGIsnberR CoNsuptirss Balm affords the most as
tnnsnR relief a. all pulmonary oompRintsPrce SO bot
has known the rfenberg ConHunptives Balm used with
great Dopy Our experience substsntnes
his statement.
The GreJeEber9 Heath BeTs the most pleasant and
delightful tonic ever prepared-rrice rs Cents.
The Gre(enbsrg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled Ia all n1Rm.
nation or diseases Of the Eye-Price % Cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

ABBoTTs HIsToRY OF TnE GREAT REBEL-
LroS-The author OF this excellent work, is
well-knowu as one Of the most vigorous US we'll
as ascaptivating historical WRITER'S and his former
works have bad wide circulation, both in this
country and in Europ'. He has spent some
time in Washington, where he has been afforded
every facility for obtaining information, and his
literary ability, together with his sympathy with
the people and their rights, are sufficient assu.
RANGES for the high character of the work. 1t
is supefbly embelished. and finely printed and
bound, and will be compete in'two vols. Of 45O
pngCs each. MIR. w. ID. BUTLER, the authoriz-
ed agent, is now soliciting descriptions among
our citizens, We commend both him aud the
work to their favorable regard.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
LooAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
We have never doubted that we were On

We have never doubted that we were an
object Of interest This conclusion is no m ere
vsgaryof an overweaning vanity or egotism -
II is sober conviction Of the understanding.
The averted looks. and naughty prosecutions
we have suffered for righteousness sake, have
been the most consolatory uttestations that TO-
gydom could be expected to furnish Of the truth
OF our position, and the unconscious tribute
paid to modest worth. most stri ling ex-
emplfcatioa OF the correctness Of our concu.
sion occurred while passing the other day q
somewhat uDfrcquented neighborhood, where a
herd Of gentle kline, occupying the highway.
were contributing their vesper Offering to the
dairyman's substantial comfort and happiness.
The bright-eyed and smple-heafted milk maid,
rspt 70 admiration Of the passing stranger at.
tempted to compose her plump and comely
person upon her little tripod, but her abstrac-
tion bad varied her line ofdrection, aud instead
Of eoutsct With the stool, SC was made with the
soft and oozy earth. or course there was an
EXCHANGE Of glances, the delicate compliment
:-:s acknowledged by a gracious smile, and a
chirp to our bucephalous soon relieved tho rus
tic beauty Of ber modification.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

Qua THANKSGIVING passed on Thursday with
the usual interest The attendance at church
wss good. The preacher-Rev. Mr.. GiIlctt
took somewhat national view Of things. show
ing our obligations for gratitude and prayer,
since. with all our national trials, Gcd is greatly
blessing us, and these very trials urge US to
prayer. Our Office duties did not permit our
attendance but those who we're present com.
mend the services for their interest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

Mr.. EditOr-Plesse give notice that Mr.
Davis, q "Contraband" from Fortress Monroe
will speak 10 the Congregational Church Sab
bath morning In the evening we hope for
Union Meeting Of different denominations, in or
der to facilitate Mr.. Davis mission. l have
heard him speak once to an immense audience.
and with great power. He is labOring in the
churches 10 this region. aud producing much
9 ensation where he goes R. H. coSKLIN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
sIgers Corps-FARyAx G. b. Nov. Is.

A scouting party cent to Bull Run yes
terday in pursuit of the rebels reported to
be in that vicinity came back without hnv.
ing seen or heard of any. Scouts have also
returned from AIde, Leesburg, Thorough b.
fare Gap, and HopeviIIe Gap, and report
no traces of the euemy.
Gen. SigeI was presented yesterday with
a fiue horse and equipments as birthday
present from his staff.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

ANOTHER SOLDIER GoNE.-JOs. p. Bag.
ley, son Of A. Bagley Of ConDeaut, says
the Reporter, who was in the hottest Of the
fight at Culpepper Court Honse, August
9th, has never been heard Of since, and his
friends who have been looking anxiously 10
hear something from him since have at last
given up all hope, aud now believe that he
fell in the fight aud was buried by the re.
belc. He belonged to Co. E., goth regi-
ment aud participated in the mountainous
marches in Virginia without a murmur.
At the battle Of Port Republic, Adiu
tant Winsbip. states that he fought like
hero, and after firing 36 rounds his amuni
iioD failed, he called out to him to bring
him more When Capt. Luce fell Mr.
Bagley with two others carried bis body
back until the enemy's cavalry forced them
to leaveit. His bravery as a soldier is
spoken Of by all that knew him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

A Fl. ok OF Wild Geese have been feeding
for week or two past on an oat stubble with
10 few yards Of Que Of the principal village
thoroughfares. Several Of our spOrtsmen have
tried their hands at long range. but we have
heard Of but one who was fortunate enough to
bsg the game
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

It is bee oming more apparent every day, that
terrible retribution awaits the manufacturer
Of the unhealthy compounds denominsted Sal
sratus, Baking powders. &c Since Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus has been introdu-
ced. we are happy TO state that he has and still
is, working great revolution for good. We
would say to all our readers 10 try a paper,
and they will say with US, the half has not been
told. Our better.halT says, Tell everybody 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

he cannot declaim with ease, and debate with
dignity and firmness. The way TO do oil this,
is to improve the leisure hours OF youth, by
popular associations, in self and mutual i'm.
provement