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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-02-20
HE NE ws.

Clorioas News from tue south I - our
Gun Boats Reach Alabama - The Tens
nesScr Region True to the Cnion-- The
People Iinil the cold Flag" with
Tears Of Joy--TheY Receive oor Troops
As DrIiverers - They Offer whole Ner.
tneuts 90 Our Commanders,
Sr. Lars r,k IA spccsl dispatch e.
the kepgbiirUn, dated Fort Henry, the llth,
says that the gun.bUets Concstega, Tyler.
AMI Lexington. returned from he ul1 or
Tennessee last might The boats went A.
tar up GS F!or,Lca. A'6baina and were ~.
eeived W.T. the widest joy l., ,hc pcull /"
along the river.
Old m1r cr,ei Ike children at the aigh,
Vi the Stais and Suipos, Invited men aud
officers into their houses, and told them al,
they ha WAS al Their d sr"sll Large mum.
hers were auAiUg tU enlist under Tie ol Nh
and the Tyler UrVneht down $50 10 Gll U.
the gun.buSt crews.
Our officers were assured if they wOuM
wat ieS days. u &'hole reg ,laerl cur.i l.,
raised, and il tho Governments wuuld give
them arms 10 defend themselves. they could
brnS Tennessee back into the Onion. ia u
few months. They said that when the Sc
ceesjon G,dil ancc WA passed, armed men
stood at thC lOlls end cesrtth ~ went as
B.
ton. PASSPORT, and Flol ence.
The officers and men 0. our boats went
ashore, without arms, and mingled freely
with thc people. The Cn.or men along u,
river c0mpriap thu wtalthicat and best lor-
ton at the ruhahtuuts Lare, numbers Vi
them have Americsn flags
Not gan was hrod, either gong or COIN.
ing. The rebel guu-hUats Passport, Sslue
Ward and Muscle, only partially fuished,
were captured Mud are bore lhr kaatpurl
hal 10000 fcct If lumber On boari, iii. 1
the Ward had quantity IT iron plating
The So amgrs Sam HrkInsu Lynn BOYD,
Julia Smith, sam Orr az. Appleton Bell wur.
burned by the rebels 10 prey ynt them iran
falling int cur nsnda. he railroad bridge
at fl"reuee wa not destroyed.
y quantity ct paPcrs were captured IN
the EAetport belonging tu Lieut.. Brown late
of the Federal Navy. Among them were
letters iIem Lieut.. M&dry. s;st,t that sub.
mari;,s batteries could not bo successfully
used in the rapid Gtreams OF the West.
One hundred aud r!ty hog,hoAds of 70
bacco. al.G a quantity VI other freight viii
be brought down trun, the mQyh II tho
SANDY river t0.i19roV
\ daily line Of packets has BEEN esta.-
iished between Fort Henry aid Cairo.
Nothing during tho Aar hls been - pos
tr.ting 70 the rebels, ~ this late victory. uud
the gun.boat expedition shove named.
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the o uss Ia mas tsliat,e for the support of .ny
policy having 10 vsv the sai-v and pc,-nn q sup.
prcssiOn Of the rsbci power, snd during the extra
session, he Wss forsasi to tavccsse ana vote q 4,
the measures Uf relief Recommended by the psssI.
din,.
IA deba,ct, Mr.. Bingham Is ready, keen, pun.
esnt ssat ard cf,en sarcastic. Ills mind Is clear
logical an p,nstrs,ing. and his sSgacity enables
him 10 selcc, the fallacics and motives, behind
which the opponents Of bic faith entrcneh then.
selves. lie destroys 40 adsersary's areuncn, By
exposing it's sophistry. The aeutcucss Of his anal.
ysis an his cxeitesbili,y as a speaker. often give
TO his ADDRESSES tings Of raneor which does no,
belong 70 his character. De speaks In thin, w,ry
slnost sqeaking tone, bcginning with considerable
moderation but running Al once iu,o rspidity cI
ui,erancc and profosion n gesture. moro illusus
tive Of his earnssttsss snd honesty than Of any par
ticular gfaccs Of orstory rhetoric. lie Is. how
ever, good scholar, writes with accuracy, and
without repetition or Confusion. lie is q frcqutn,
debs,er, perhaps too much 80 for his popularity.
Mr. Bingham enjoys the confidence cf hia party
and takes rank among the leading Republicans In
the House h is always listened to with respect,
but his mind is not Of that oteansing and admins
trative character, that surrounds man with warm
friends and admirers.
In deportmcs, there is nothing striking in Mr..
Bingham. lie would as soon be taken hsG stranger
for mechanic or trAdcsmen as a member Of Cen
Rress. lie is rather below the medium s,c sleu-
der. bright eyes Nnd kas, and wears an exterior ,s
friCid p'litcness. lie is social only afncss neo
whom he has known for some Gmc. There is little
Of the warmth of genuine friendship in his nature,
and he is 700 honest TO affect what he does not feel
Hc is probably just, plain,hearted laan-ingcxi.
BILE in bis principles Of undoubtcd patriotism and
courage and worthy the rcspcc, Of every lover Of
freedom, for his devotion 10 the cause of his coun-
try In this hour or her severe trial. OHsFnvsa
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scIENr.PIC CUIx&!N9 ,

THE lato Dr. Wilson, Senior tolow oi
Trinity College, pnb!in, though very
grave man himself, was icud Of gu gang
and pazaHnf the .lunrry ioiKs, Nho rsnta
'c inquire uiter their felauTea AID E..endS
n the polirge. One day. stelng Dlall Ia
the ccnr: with letter IL his hand, s@ping
and staring about, and not sLa4.IAg ~heTA
to 60, he walked up &c hiin, sno grayeiy IN
qured what ho wanted. 4he man An
Sweredj
c.o yOn tel saS where TO fGd Mr.. pe's'
huntf"
Yes" rsnlea ess Doctor, . do you see
thar building before youf"
Yes. air"
"Theu cruoify IL 8 suadr.ngle. sni tskA
the diameter of the plst oeyona il. antsr
the opening before yon. ascend The iigneouE
grades. then turn 20 your Left. and yen will
6pA him sither pegiratonpqng J" be cabi-
10. durEi0AIlng IN ils lsr.AlY. or Psraseo-
pounding throns his fs0ss'Ea."
The poor !nsn. was i.n:.eTE''0! Eeta!ng
II ali this Gud rot Te1se-hbs!lSs eno W.sSa
hat rts.iAst. Sai6'
'Aad nrsy' air. what ia Z Fsl esus ="
To which ihs Eoa,o' s"l - Is 20 "a
arleSev' aSs2it iDc .i0uIs rarticlsa."
u. ,-A;.. ~" r4'- N-A l'ctS -..eN.
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Na?oleon's Speech 90 the Cham5ers--JIc Ic
Slnnds firm for Nun.lNterNcMti0n.

Portland, Feb lO.--NessTs. Mason and
Slidell have arrived at Southampton. No
demonstration Was male on thniy srriSal, -r-
The former went 10 London, and the latter
10 Paris. The American ship A. T. Gamble,
iron the Rio Grnnde Tor Queenstown, tUur-
dered III sea. II was ru!gured that the Gov
ernment had ordered the Nashville 10 quit
Northampton, but extended the time for her
departure, owing ~ danger from the Tusca-
gDra. u vas ;,laD TumCr%d that the GUvarl.
mcnt will prohibit armed ships OF either
party remaining u hours in any Brirah
port The following il the Etna : report:
Ear Russell in II dispatch, dated Jau ~
to Lo:d Lyons, aayS the English government
differ entirely ir0ln Mr. Sc wards oanclus on
on the question whcthc the persons taken
from the Trent, and their supposed dispatch
es, We're coutrshaRd. Ha argues the point
at length, ana poiuts out the ruinous sonse-
Quences nf Rucll law
For instance, according tG Mr. SewaTd's
doctrine, a packet carrying Confederate
agent from Dover 20 Calais, might he cap
tured end taken 10 No.e York and in ike
manner the Cenfelerates might capture a
Cunard steamer, bonnd fsom Livsrpool "a
Halifax. ON the ground that shs MAS carry
ing dispatches 10 Mr. Seward iron Mr.
Adams.
The dispatch concluded With reference ~
NJ, Sewards SeclsrstioD that If the safsry
Of the Onion required it. II would have heeu
right 70 retain tho Trent prisoners. IN re-
ply 70 this. Ea.l Russsl ssYs. Great
Britain could NOT have pcgmittsd tho psrpe-
tration Of that wrong. hoVGvsr eourishinR
nigh, have been rho iusurrecl!oa ~ the
South"
Another disnaseh gives Lad lyons sayss
vsTsstion with Secretary Seward. an she
Ghsrlestan hteksdr M-, sawS~d atAtei
that the plan vsh ha. dsvissd 70 injuss rhs,I
haybas, psEmszsotlp Int merely 20 aid she
hocisSs :, N,onlS tA ths Gsts 0, the
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saich leads 10 the performance II g,eu,

which leads 10 tbs performance II g,es,
tiugs
SOLDIERS The Tres,tent vf tAs Cn.t,a
States shall hcst how Pfaisewarthy vas
your coaducs in tbs hSur ui danger. aid the
representatives .: the American petplu " IN
give y0u the praise yvur exploits enti.s
ySu t. Your GcEetal Gnt.ciratts them il,
spplaud.n: your noble ardor
The enemy approaches: his vessels cover
0u lakes vur brave citizens aie tiliteL
aud all e0ptpn,iua has ceased auonc thciu
Their only dispute IL, WIN sIau WIN the
ptixe Vi vsior, of who the most glory, rs
SOiost reward Ry order.
IAcxAs pcTirR, iiiUs Cuzsp"
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IIF rallrota bridge winch .ua victorious
l"nnossce ttpclitiJn ha4 tllssL pes-'as4on
ul, On the Tennessee rl.eI tS y! auc 3. lflLi
which cUnr,lc.S tho L,usyli" 4 Nashville
Railroad. By ,ay oi Bowling Green and
Russellvilit, Ny. nnd C!ukselle ati larir,
T"nn, wIih the N.'gp"is L Ohio Railroad,
At iiuHbsil:, !Snur5sc"- IL ir one Uf the
most importants lines Of rebel c.mn,uu.ca-
tlons iii the West 0ug occupation cuts or
their railroad communication between all
their positions in kentucky, Middle and
Eastern Tennessee, ami the Mississippi ex.
cept by way Of the %.sA vile & Chattanooga
Railroad, southeast 10 Northern AlaGAi,.a,
aud lhen west on the Memphis & Charleston
Railroad to tho Mobile 4 Ohio Kaihoal,
very roundabout way,
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from Srnir.

The Munster OF State has declared IN
Congress- that Spaiu would dvmard rarbra.
rnil"u from Mexico ON account uf tie War
~ Independence. ] was a'so Sm'n, tlt
Srau had re e,vel no oh.c ~ cora. }...-s.
uuN lvz3,ctHy a'v 'urfh rrs..nt FOB ~.
F.aucc a'i Ea.Mud. p, rc'.,o. &. ~ %
IL conc,uiC4 hy sa,'.. j.a, S.r... s..-..
Httr.lv suNurt rn, u,t,,s's .'.,.,.
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Rrrrgsburg aonrual.
sy rtsasos.
Tar hsrrf year is dooe


sY risAsoa.
Tar happy year is dOoe
bright 90 the annals Of ts storicd page
Gissrns many tale of joy to youth and Ass,
And con,umn aiions Hope dared not presags.
The brow Of manhood wears the laurel crown,
WhilcFsms, with trumpet tongue, spsasa his renowu,
,Avarcr, with hollow eye, gloa,s Ger his epiA
But fond sfee,ion richer many fold,
FINDS joy, from busy turmoil far apart,
In some unsullied and coniiding heart.
Pride, wealth, love- hopc and joy ia turn hare bless
The thirst awakened in each human breast,
Stilling its eager and its rain unrest.
Yet soS thy teigu Is done
The wsasy year Is dom.
Lo ! the eLnaeis.s, suffering foras have lsin
In torturing anguish on their beds Of pain,
Praying To be released, but prayed in vain.
Drows deeked with Joy and radiant with glow
Are sadly shaded by the cypress now;
Aud shrouds enfcld still hearts tba, late did bea,
In unison with their emotion sweet;
While hearts still, animate with irksdsnc life,
Nave been defeated in TIC ruthless strife
For gains and hunors other hands have won
THY hope for death with each departing sun,
Their weary year is done.
The New Yesr is begun;
With what q strangely varied picture opes
The panorama uf our fsars and hopes
With high bleak cliffs with soft and vcrdsn, slOpcs
With towering islands in peaceful scs,
With rocks aud ruins On rock bound lea,
With joys brght sunlight and with grief dark pail.
The New Year brings scmc vision for us all
Be this our prayer - the only boon We ssk
That each day bring some well appointed task,
Each eve the heart may fccli blcst well douo "
Some good achieved with each succeeding sun,
Wheel this New Year is gone.
Cedar Cy:tdys, jan. 1855.
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rpIrArn on A BoNsrlNG CAPTAIN.

Tread softly. .aartals, ~ 'er ihe boncs
OF the worlds wonlcr Col tan Jones,
Whl toll his glorious deeds to niai y,
But nevcf Was ,.ei.cred 10y any.
Postcrit}, lot this suffice!
Ia sore ais uae. and here he ilos.
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Oh the time that had elapsed during ny inscnsi,
bilityi had upon waking no definite idea. Ny
came TO M as suddenly as ~ one who wakes
from sleep Of few hours. / attempted 10 rise
but found myself unable was weak in every
limb, Still, my mini was sleag; reeallSl dis
tnotiy every late oceurrcsee %acing ,hern step by
step fran the departure Of the Queen Anne FROM
Southampton, until the hcsrrcss desertion Of Flan-
ders had left N alone gpns tbG esSt. Here, Of
cogFse, was compelled TO stop; and so turntd d my
attention TO the place where the return Of my senses
had found ms.
The place where wss iy,ag WAS quickly dis
covered. ships bsr.h and this discovery. coupled
with the rocking motion which Influenced all the
surrounding objects, aud a certain ripping poise
which stnIck family % ny ear. soon led INC TO Goa.
jecture that wss in the cabin Of a ship. rad
hardly arrived 81 this determination before the cur
taiIs Of the berth were drssn back, aud manly,
ssilor-like mao stood beside ME.
"Wsll, shipmste, how goes iI!" be s1elainl, d.,
iE cheerful voice,
al exp ct I've fallss ipto sssh good Christian
hands" replied. "thst it's only matter Of course
that Tn in fair way. But npst sanfesg. J have
e lively curiosity 70 know whese AN. and bow
came here"
"Yus. IssppAss 80, yhs;is tAs last ding ssv
oan remeEhe,f"
"f hso~ Of pothipg since laid myself dows to
de D. he Ssaso,' :spliv..
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Glorioas News from tue south I - our
Gun Boats keach Alabama - The Tcns
nesscr Region True to the Cnion-- The
People Iinil the cold Flag" with
Tears OF Joy--rheY Receive nor Troops
A. Dcliverers They Offer whole NeE-
Lnents 10 Our CnmInhnhrIs.
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raIntyfs.

1hf mpng in aan mlaul ~
GroaiA Ihey fraup. lnt codnd,
Hn .lafl im. nnI lef lnfifa thh
La f4hl wbIti A. hI4sull wpufl
bose t,.n PLEASED lHi fhey bog pen
mJiel 90 Hlea fart n 10 49, nm
jsftni thar lletry love lna been
quito ,'.h ~ CorInfh, Bot wll aen
a. nhle ~ ipin ,he mpahy ~ Cue.
Hrll Ndh tte Lind attention 81
~ phillps wa trust Bic recovery
not lar distant.
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SnlinAu, MAR Comsrn, April
Z, . o'clock y. a.--The hmt,le bn
roeed fcrecIy all day, and npht alone
scratated tie combannis.
The ,lght was much more obstinate
than that Of he %1rcyioos dny. Loss
on both sidcs heavy.
The enemy we're heavily reinforced
,hr'aghout tho day. and seeing this
Ten. iIeauregard withdrew hi troops
b"ek OF the Federal cuca mpn.nts.l
The enemy followed Up IN force WHEN
the battle was renewed. uni contin.
'uei until nigh,--each side MAINTAIN.
Ing its position.
April s.--Bs,h armies have suffer.
ed too severely to reuew the d,a'
'hls morning.
The enemy fcll back last night.
and We are %ssturn!ng to Gus former
in,e4
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TisE PAx0a.A GUARDS.

The remnant Of this gallant cota-
pany, n among the frs, to respond
to the Presidents cali for troops. ar.
rived here last week. We have the
pleasure Of welcoming them home.
s!,cr one years hard service. and
trust that they may enjoy . rcIose
alter 20 severe a campaign. W.
~erc pleased To meet Mc.srs. Thur.
man, Bowers, Poster, Yates, Stow.
'rs. Phcpf., Houston, Jones, Hedges.
Ballard, and several others, III the
vcry pcrsoaiGeaiiOn cf health and
strength. They have reason 10 b.
proud Of having served their country
through the tedious rcntinc Of ,wel,,
months hard service.
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lDi.iu ~DAlauTIus,

N pnptirr column vll b. found o
list If donations BY this Society lur
the benefit Of oar soldiers. Such
liberal contributions arc wi'hontln
precedent. md the ladies Of como
md ,Icuity deserve rrcnl praise for
their hbgrality IN behalf Of our siok
and needy volunteers. The rccipi
on,, Of their boundless generosity
viii call upon heaven 70 bless them
for their deeds " humanity and
mercy,
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waas..s m.Yrcwy.

Tn Saturday last. ~ lcc,icn for
officers ,cok. place 70, this company,
which resulted in the choice Of GEN.
ilemen we'll qualified to I'LL their re.
spCctivc positions. 1, will be rcmcm.
bcrca that, some time ago. the Can.
tain and Senior Firs, Licu,cnsn,
we're elected by reclamation. The
following are the officers:
NJ $. Ward, Captain.
J. d. Vance, l., Sr. Lieut..
3. 7. Lester, L., Junior kieu,.
c. D. Vance, "a Senior Lics,.
BIT. Matthews. ID Jun. Lieut..
The ncn.eommissisned oGcers hav,
no, 70. been appointed, ha, will b,
when the. cUaPsay 60 into csmp-.
.we cr three wseks hence. csms n,
NJ icin.
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No ENCGsE

We are N need Of money, and we
desire our subscribers and those in.
Jcbted TO ~ Tor advertising and job
work 10 come forward and pay up
their accounts. Very nearly m Of
our u micrs have drawn money on
their 'otton, aud those who intend to
pay favc ~ excuse for not doing so.
Thus who intend 10 rcpudiatc their
indcbtcdrc 10 Us, will please let u
Luow forthwith. 20 We ran cancel
their names On our books. II there
are any Of the latter class, eur devil
desires rs TO assure them that they
shall have the benefit Of hi. prayers.
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DIED.

In Pamela county. on the night Of
the 2is, March. isB3. LizzIE ~. u,
the residence Of her father. ". e.
Maxwell. ia thu 23d year = her age.
Thus death, with stcal,hy tread.
has glidcd in the home Of love. has
spread lis sable wings Der the youth.
iul aud lovely. and borne from our
sight the, loved one. who rendered
all happy by the ioyousncss Of her
nature : none could be- sad in her
presence. No. Tor she was surrcun-
dcd by a halo of c~hccrfulncss TINT
sprung from the fcun, of innocence.
Her heart was n shrine Of all thu,
vas pure aud lovely, religion being
its chief adcrnmcn,, while disinicf.
cs,ci affection drew around her many
loving friends. But why here record
her many virtues for Hone knew
hcr.bu, 10 love I. AID for such her
virtues are cntwiucd with affection.
and forms an impcrishablc wreath on
the table, Of memory. Though dear
Lizzie has passed away to an untime.
y grave, VIC feel and know that only
there the caskct remains, for its love,
" jewel is resting on the bosom Of
her Redcemcr, never more to feel a
pang Of sorrow. Then, Borrowing
ONES, pause not, ut the tomb. in shy
deep grief, to scek the loved onc. bu,
look beyond, where. In robes sl
sPcslcss white, shc awaits Yea. e
sing the glad song u welcome on III,
shores II eternal Misa.
rRrxxr.
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iaElI CONFEDERATE victory +!
Gen. 4. y. Johnston Killed
IS Batteries Captured !
1000 \ ankces
BrAyf LOSSES on BOTH SIDES!

CcRlsrn. Anril 9, o'clock p. n.
"A great battle commenced q, day.
light this morning.
We have driven the FEDERAL forces
back Two miles and our victorious col.
amns arc still advancing.
The first Louisiana has taken a
Federal battery, and several others
have been captured.
Gen. Gladdcn, Of Louisiana, had
an arm shc, Of.
u is reported TIA, oar lcft vinr
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GLORIOUS VICTORY I
fsahs Near Issia,h !

H,su - A%fslsas
~ HmftH aAtai 4 smA IL NE
nlfbtH. fhf ght NHfH aHr amy
mle en- UtHmf. HisaeA ~ ilsg
ahemf IN 4s tgt Tho 4 Ht ERIN
bseama pasffsL sa1 saf CONTESTED
aHh greet slHlaieg IT, IHtwssya
~ n aHf lgb.D wst Iffts Va. end
fllef n long 40 ~ ephaiss W.
aH cry H4Va wy
~ taille Hei le8l - haFe
mksH plaea ~ ~ n lff, heaf NE
II Pfrtm stllHy. u linle place
si Nnfi0f.Y HHruf laaf 81 hff
H.ft fllm Iie faIi o. ali thme
ffsH|f mf mfnl run rsflhih.
fi6 Bb1M mamsai 20 ftaei lhe
fmlful afflY, V suypDnd w
meihn N ifinipltla tih ha feih'
A hl 90 t.iB hr tighi.
ltt ll lni hdNl fif figbt sing
hi eahfar Haft pre- fr On itr enc
ny ony lt winr, nader Gen l'eIk,
aeeeadal NJ dad lne Mn, nnl
hlfeepflnP n 1afflf A. the fiepf.
fa HgHW Tflmf dot tho euaay
thffF lown ii. llmH lgl hel leaf.
ug r. infla tiuuitr Nj rip'ltes
Ihey tly, ls1, 'l1t y tht bnf Yie'
we're igken c0n'. l.ug 81 lome hlt,
mu,
q great victory lo beeu son. /
thol0at i0 complete, iho i luwl w
10y moH De- disofmuR E. anl ~ im
ped popt luierpoa hafrroh our Vie
%iorlous Generals and Nashville.
iArlN
A iifpalch recctcl nta lnst nigh
from apperll piief announced III,
.joyous Intelligence Shoe tho Who'll,
fcl"ral army. gauh0ats md al, aerI
iu oar power,
The b%iitcrio. we're taken hy q re-
.i1lc.. chart. IL fart there W,
littlg fr,ng on onr .iie, thc Lnyoua
mi bowie knif hone f'eelg ussl.
ftlE LATE %.
\ dispatch state. that pcirr~
lert he Gold 40 3 o'clurk Sunday A
taruoon, ani arrived d, Cormth a.
la.t night. ne bring. INTEL gene
tbnt wc have. 20 far. captured 500
prisoners. aud Gen. prcntis,
After this battle, W. may cypcc
brlufc luag 10 hear from 6 ns. Bnck
nee ana lilghna', aui other gailar
heroes who ,cii into the habie VI ~
enemy at Font ilchry aud nonolsol
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Fee 1851 - 'f *fsff'fy "
ife iff liaat hisispt fsiaH hase
l.sn %fepaftiai q issfa gaH ~
pitlnsflm ~ fgli M ilsi n A.
aiilgb h ths ba#y y 81 GtfnJ
ST. shieh Fsfa lag#anitd m Nab
~. tmH !, 1891
ST. n fif'si, ? pligsi ahd ~
,if f ~ AaalH mi lostit
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81 Jlth Ne., ! esalH
Viz iabb h '%ietieltat I laf ~.
tGl peft lasl besf itl qtt
~ tNy hhl eis. m tysti.
81 Iamff v Z, 9t ffrsfis
bat lbi. / foil lph ieia iei'
w eapiy tilt dti.i bssf ipt pl
~ arsts.
Nrt \, r. slsigt ! N ieat, Z.
p ala,2 ihlfn, loTals soap nni
inDn
Ns Annette colepan, | sheet
I pilne nhi ease,
M4 ! n Nallsy g prs itna
efa lins, / piece beef, ! ~ Nllrl.
2 towels, ! ~ pllow oise., pepper
nar, o,p ! baitle vine, ! baR died
fruit
Me- H. W Wallaee. ! led qult
/ pr pillows nnd er.os, I hottie eh..
oip rel tepaf, prs iragma, !
nhiu hog lml
Miu Cattle Wallaco, I pr socks.
Mis- Jennie Wdlaco, / tt socks.
Mft, Marial a. White ! IN sheets,
I p pillow tnd ca.e., BbYftlos vine.
and lwo bottles raapbcuy gintrtr.
M y W. MeGchcr, = bag dried
Gut.
Mira lohn G. Bmhnn. ! bottle If
Highland 6a,cfs, clbr &c mutton
,uci ana saec.
Nrs. Nddic !. Clarke, ! sair pil.
lows, slgc and hops.
Mr, ia. II. McGp,c. = ipwrl
! botlc cordial, gliss n j..ly, | -
pilloss md eases, c1mfor, aud | par
: sheets.
Mu. Thome i. Bphap, 80 W.
soap, . bottles caisuIi rrJ pepper
Mrs. Io9n y Coffee, , pr, iraw.
err. 3toNois, bag sage, roll uouL
Mrs.. y. 7. tiigGer,il. 3 towels.
elEs Of jelly aei handle Of slippery
elm.
; Mrs. VI. G. Banks, soap, rage,
rice and pepper.
: Mrs. Maddox, pepper, sage AM
sonp.
; Mrs. Tanning Jones, | ~ sheets,
] pr pillow cas"s, = towels and rol.
linen.
Mrs. u. Walton, | ba. lried frilt
sage. : towels, ] pr piIlow cascs, ]
roll linen, calico spread aud soma
=. Mrs. J. W. Fowler. 3 pr. sheets
!. lo' Of dried beef, > prs drawers, au'
: roll Of linen.
Mrs. Lou. Fowler, 0 sheets.
These articles have al hccp sent
In addition To these the Dixie Daneh
4 ter, have donated to the four follow
ing companies as follows.
Como Avengers. SI92j 80 worth o
II clothing.
Churchill regiment, $500 wort
Of clothing.
Springpor, lnvinciblc., $3.50 yoril
= Of clothing.
!, Pc,tus Artillery. 2 large boxes
!, valucno Vet estimated, and beside
!. have y considerable supply IN han,
for other needy c~ompanic.. and Jus
!. here W. would rcqucs, captains o
\. companies from this county to I'D
n dress u. telling nrl Der Of earnou,
4 needed. etc.
By order Of the Society.
,s Nj. {. h. cambridge,
p~..,t..t
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