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Feb. 18th. by Rev. Xenophon Belts. ct his residence
in Vienna, Mr.. ALANS0N TAYLOR, of Fowler,
to Miss ESTHER NJ. D0UD. daughter Of Mr..
John Doud. of the former place.
In Liberty, on Thursday Eve, Feb. 10Th. BY Alva A.
Drake, Esq, Mr.. HUGH LAUDER and Miss
HANNAH. daughter Of Stewart Nelson. Esq. all
Of the former place.
Feb. 10th. by the Rev. Thos. P. Speer. Miss ELIZA
BETH WILSON. at the house of her father, to.
Mr.. WILLIAM H.. SUTLIFF. of Warren, both
of Trumbu county, Ohio.
Also. same date. and same officiating clergyman.
Miss LAURA NJ. OSBORN. at the house of her
mother, to Mr.. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK. of
Ellsworth, the former of Trumbull county. and
the latter of Mahoning county, Ohio.
Feb. 18th. 1852. by Rev. E. T.. Brown, at Camps
Hotel. Mr.. CHARLES ROGERS and Miss MARY
n. SC0VILLE. of Vienna.
On Tuesday the 18th inst. by Rev. A. G. Kirk, Mr.
JAMESC C. THOMPSON. of Beaver Co.. Pa, and
Mrs. NAOMI BOND, of Trumbun Co., Ohio.
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Jottings IN the Journeyings of the
End Ohio Cavalry.
PLATTE CITY a
ke1. IA 1860

~ Neeo. Il, 1862.
MEssRs EH-roRs:-Rernemberinp the
| shadn% ofapromze made YOU ere the Reg.
lment had left Camp Wade" to write
svu an item now and then, when we
should be beyond the limits Of our own
noble State, I am seated a thousand miles
from you 70 fulfill and redeem that prom
Use.
We left Camp Dennison, Jan. 18th, and
arrived at Benton Barracks, three miles
from st. Louis, the 18th inst, without
incident of interest. Of these Barracks.
their original construction and manage.
ment, l can scarcely speak with sufficient
contempt. They are the living tombs of
the most sallow, Laggard, and sickly lot of
men, it has ever been may fate to look
upon. Especially is this the case with
any Of the troops who have been compell-
ed TO stay there any length of time
Their site was originally i'll chosen, the
ground being low, wet and incapable of
being drained. The buildings, them
selves, are low, dark, and small, for the
amount of troops they were intended to
hold, and without sufficient ventilation.
These Barracks are the offspring of Ere
mont's brief reign. l also saw on the out
skirts of the city, the breastworks thrown
up for the protection of the city, upon
which a great deal of money was spent
They are now tumbling down and once
more becoming a partof old mother earth.
No n can spend a day in wandering
about st. Louis, examining the military
achievements of Gen. Fremont, without
being forced to the conclusion that he is
an expensive dreamer, untitled for an in
dependant command.
Jan. list, 9 A. M.-The First battal-
lion, Colonel's Stzf, and Band, left Bent
Barracks for a ride across the country
TO st. Charles, a distance of nineteen
miles, arrived there about 8 P. NJ, took
quarters in. the vacant freight and psssen-
ger cars, where we stayed and waited un-
til > P. II, of the next day. Here let me
t the happy dwellers in the val
ley of the Mahoning, that they should
more make light of the c.. 4 NJ. r. R.,
and call it a "one-horse" "masheen,"
&c. On the faith and honor of a soldier,
l assure you that it is a whole team, a
tour-horse concern in comparison to this
North Mo. R. r. Just before starting, we
were informed that Poindexter, a noto-
rious rebel, was stationed within a few
miles Of the line Of the road, and we might
possibly have trouble. Ammunition was
freely distributed, and we were finally off
for III pext stopping place, Hudson
Oar train was composed of something oy-
er forty cars, and was drawn by two en-
gines. About IL P. NJ, the train broke
in two, in the middle-the first half 60
on about an hour before-they found
out their loss. And again about 2 ia the
morning, the last car Of the train, the one
in which the Colonel, his staff, the Band,
and the sutler were riding, broke loose
from the train and was left behind. Just
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rha a4th ohio surprlsed.Agreeablz

From private letters rom Major A. S.
Hall fnow in command of the 24th Ohio
Regiment) to Lieut.. Chas. R. Harmon,
We make the following extracts. The
FIRST letter IS dated Camp near Green
River, Ky, Feb. H."
We broke camp at "Wicklife" on the
first dawn Of the Tth, and in 60 minutes
from the ~"senerale" the 10th Brigade was
forme5 z the assigned order, Goth, 34th
Ind. 9th and 5lst Ohio, and took up
their march for Green River. 1t we u
happy hour TO the old Path; her men
mrcahea with a joyous heart and without
theinteryention of Doctors or Ambulances.
She is now emphstically her self again,
taking the lesd and bearing of the palm
for soldierly bearing. About five miles on
the road Gen. Nelson and Staff, had with
out notice TO any of Us, posted themselves
for review IS we passed. The 24th com
plying With the General Order, was march
ing in the finest style in column by sec
lions at half distance and at right should
sr Ehift." Isaw him about 50yards ahead
Of tho column, and ordered my band to
play sHail Columbia" IS approached
and saluted; as the head of my column
reached him he blufny called out what
Regiment Is thatf" answered, "Z4th
Ohio" II thought 50" said he, lifting
his hat to salute us.
Since you left, the Regiment has been
most perfectly surprised" One day at
Camp wicktfe, just at the conclusion OF
dress parade, there cane without the least
notice, galloping upon as, q squad OF
mounted men, led by our sonewhatnoted
Character, Jacob Ammen, and pounced
at once upon our "centre," and presented
ms with the most besutifnl Gag in the ser
vice: embroidered with the highest art, it
oostSI0O, dark blue, gold embroidered
e.zle, and name of the Regiment. heavy
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Columbus to be surrendered.

Latest advices from Cairo give the fol
lowing. A portion of the gunboats and
mortar boats had proceeded to within
Smelling distance of Columbus, and taken
up position on the Missouri side of the riv-
er when q shot was fired from the enemy's
works, after which a flag Of truce put out
and the rebel officers went aboard the
flag ship.
The conference lasted an hour and q
half; but the results attained are not yet
known. It is sufficient that at the expi-
ration of the time the flag ship signalled
the feet to return. 1t seems probable
that the rebels have agreed to eyacuate
Columbus.
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CAMP DENn1soN. Feb. z. 1862

Editors Chronicle Please allow the
members of my Company, through your
paper, to acknowledge the receipt of q
box of Extra Socks, a present from the
Soldiers Aid Society of Oil Diggings. VIZ
also ask leave TO thank them for the sub
stantial aid in money and provisions
furnished our families, that would other.
wise have suffered in our absence.
The officers of the society are:
President, Mrs. o. W. c. Brown.
Treasurer, Mrs. Jas. c. CowDERY.
Secretary, Mrs. c. P. Knapp.
Yours respectfully, JAS. S. AsELL,
Capt. 9th Reg. o. v. Cavalry.
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Camp correspondence

Our Correspondence, this week, is e..
fensive and interesting. We publish in
this issueietters from the 18th, 10th, 9th,
n I'd Cavalry Regiments. Of course
less important matters must be deferred
ioF TIE present. Information direct from
our gallant boysin the army will no doubt
be read with interest by all, and we feel
that it Is due our several attentive CORES
Pondents to give their letters an early in
sertion, even should they occupy space
that we desire to devote to editorial COM
ments.
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Meeca Correspondence.

MECCA, FeDruary 14ln, IoO1-
Messrs Editors ALLOW me to notice
through your paper the events of tho
week. Donations are becoming the pre-
vailing topic, two have been given respect
ively to the Rev. Mr. Higbee, pastor of the
Free VIII Baptist Church, and the Rev.
Mr.. Arnold, pastor of the Congregational
Church. At the first a bounteous table
was spread of good things" a large
company was present, and judging from
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Execntor,s Sale of Real Estate.

IN A. Fvacuforo on the estate Of Rachael Harrirg,
- Ista III Liberty, Trumbull county. Ohio, ]
viii offer at Public Sale, on the premises. att o'clock
= 5sscribcd lands, viz, thirty-three (3 acres
y. ~ .bo;ee farming land, with q fair proportion Of
1oo5 timber. il being one share Of the Harring farm
go 6;rard. in Liberty township. Also, at same
time and place, sOme forty eight (49 acres OF the
same farm adjoining, which, with the first described
niece. will make a very. desirable farm. The two
nieces will be sold together or separate, as may suit
purchasers. Terms favorable. and made known on
day Of sale. R. H WALKER, Exrof
Feb. 8. lS62-SW RACHAEL H1RRISo.
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LEICESTER KING, Lieut..
Feb. 5. Is62-tf and RECRUITING OFFICER.
.UARDIAN'S Sale of Real Estate.
NAI-R nf Rnnl Eslate. bY- order of

VII OF hCaI LslaIoi D -VIuOI O1
conrt on the 9TH day Of March. 1852. between
~ bonrs Of one and three O'Clock in the afternoon,
AZ tbe premises, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate rs the property of Isaac
Southington in the county Of Trumbull and State Of
Ohio, and is known as part Of lot No. fifty tO in O.
riginal survey of said township, and is bounded as
follows: beginning at the north west corner of said
lot No so, thence south on the west line Of said lot
No. so, sixty nine and one half go rods to q post.
thence east so far that a line drawn parallel with the
west line of the lot IS shall contain ten acres o. land
thence north parallel with the west line OF tae lot
to the north line of said lot No. 50, thence west on
the north line of the lot to the place OF beginning.
and contains ten acres Of land. APPRAISED az I'VE
hundred dollars. Terms Of Sale, one snnd IN hano.
one third in sx months, and one third N one year
from dav Of sale. REUBEN HElNISELMANt,
Feb Is. 62-4w Admir- Of Isaac Detrlek, decd.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that an application viii be made to the Gov.
Of Ohio, for the pardon Of Rollin A. Leet. convicted
Of the crime Of poisoning, IN the Court Of Common
Pleas in TrnmbuI county, o.. At the March term A.
1855, and sentenced TO Is years imprisonment IN
the P~e7iten6ary. Feb ., l~'1~E
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The weather permitting and other
things favorable, the lessees of the Ohio
Canal expect TO open it for navigation
from Cleveland to Portsmouth on the 18th
day of March.
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AO warren, teO- ., looL-
Adams VIM Kennedy JB
Austin VIM Henry Meyer Daniel
Beekwith Geo e Morgan David W
Bell LymanF MOser Charles
Bacon Mrs MA Meyer Isaac
Booth Teresa III MOSer Ms
Brown Mrs Sarah A Millikin John i
Backman j 5 * Son Manly William
BigloW Mrs Orphelia McGreW Jane Miss
Barrett DR. IA Miller John d
Baird Secrets Maeluey Charles
Casterline DR. Ziba Malone Maggie Miss
Caldwell James Mills Philena Miss
Carr William MeCasln William
Chase Nurenberger II L Miss
Cole Jacob heirs of Nesmith x kellar
Collar Clarinda Ryder L x Co
Cummins Maria Miss Russell LOcretia Miss
Cowden James 5 Scoville Mary Miss
Cole as Mrs Shehen )
Cowles Sarah + Miss Scovllle Augusta Mrs
Cowdrey ] G Shown A Mrs
Dillon David Seddors j H
Eaton Mrs LII Shafer Cornelius
EgglestOn Louisa Mrs Straight William
Earl Mary j Mrs Stewart IW Dr.
Fobes IN st John CT
Folk Peter Smith John jay
Foulk Elizabeth Mrs Smith Lydia Ann Mrs
Fox Joshua lid Sarah Jane Miss
Flagg James TrueSdell
EObeS Morgan Iriplet an Burcn
Foster Ellen Warren W
Guthier Adam Williams william
GurnSey r w Walker Jenney Miss
n;is-arfin NJ Wilder j
Hays WmB Mailing Hiram
Uawkin1G W Weir Mary ] Mrs
Kliner Elizabeth Mrs Warner RI
Klingensmith Elmira MissZimmerman Joseph
kellogg Mr.
Persons calling for the above Letters. please say
Oaice hours from Z A. NJ. to s P. N.
{. N. PATCH. P. NJ
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List of Names of Capt. James Pow
ers' Company, goth Reg't Infantry
PRIVATES,

PhlNA1ES,
Baringer David Hughs Samuel
Bell Alexander Huxley Dorsey w
Boyd George Jacobs Thomas S
Bright David R Jones George B
Black Albert Knox Benjamin
Brobst Daniel Knox Charles
Buck Daniel Kyle Heston o
Bush Peter Lawrence John
Bussey Coleget ] Lawrence George
Cassiday Granville ~Lorgaberger John
Cook Lester Loraberger David
Crist Hezekiah Longmore Alex'r
Curtis Charles Leach Addison
Elliott Benjamin D McNelly Isaac
Farnhan Elijah B N~uhrenberger Theo
Flick Charles Oil. William
Fulk Solomon Oviat Uri N
Fulk Urias E Richard Franklin
Fusselman Jupiter Richmond George
Glendenning II Robbins Lester @
Gilmore Thomas Ruggles Lorain
Gilmore David Sechler Charles P
Grim Lewis Severns Samuel
Grim Peter Smith Nathan
Goodheart Daniel E Smith John S
Goodheart Samuel Strock Nelson
Goodheart William Stitle Israel
Harmon John Spurgeon Felix
Hashman BENEDICT BTaylor William II
Harmon Mason Taylor Benjamin F
Henniger Nathan Thomas James
Hookway Samuel VanAme Frank
Hogin John Wannamaker BENZ F
Horn James Z PolkWhite Lemuel
Hogland George Wickline John
Hogland Solomon Winans James
Hood Samuel Wright Amos
Hood Levi
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from the n. I. LIN
Battles Lost and Won.

A correspondent has taken the trouble
to collate for US IN approximately accu-
rate list of the warlike encounters of last
year, and this year so far. He says:
While making our preparations" we
have fought the following battles of the
rebellion, giving to the rebels those of VII
sons Creek. Belmont and Sumter:
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RRcAPIrULATIOy.

Union victories, %; Rebel victories, Z;
ratio; 3 to l.
There is one section of the above list,
and the most remarkable N too, the
accuracy of which the most mendaclous
rebel viii not dispute-the list OF battles
for the present year, That, at all events
is undoubtedly correct and complete
Not a single success have the reOeis
achieved in 1862, while on Z SIDE are al
least four victories worthy OF the name
These. too, are but the beginning OF their
defeats. We have bat begun to hgnt.-
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UNION VICTORIES, 1861.
June SPhilliF pi.
June I7-BOoneville.
July GBrier Forks, (Seigels victory)
july Il-Defeat of Pegram by Mcclellan.
July l3-Carrick's Ford, death Of Garnet, rebel)
Aug. B-Hatteras Forts.
Sept. 1O-ROut Of Floyd. Gauley Bridge.
Oct. 51Second defeat of rebels at HatteraS.
Oct. S-Santa Rosa Island.
Oct. u-Repulse Of Southwest Pass.
Oct 25-Charge of Fremont's Guard
Oct. g-ROmney, kelly wounded.)
Nov, Port Royal
Dee. I3-Camp Allegheny. Virginia
Dec. $3.50 rebels captured by Pope in Mo.
1852.
Second rebel repulse at Santa Rosa,
Humphrey Marshals rout-
Capture of rebel batteries in S. Carolina.
Mill Spring, (Zollicofer killed9
Fort Henry.
Roanoke Island
Fort DonelsOn.
REBEL VICTORIES. 1861
April I2-Sumter.
June 10-Big Bethel.
July 2l-Bun Run.
Sept 20-Lexington.
Oct. &-Massaere of Balls Bluff.
Nov. belmont
Wilson's Creek.
1862. NONE.
RRCAPITULA ATOM.
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Only Chance to Enlist
9TH OHIO REGIMENT.

WANTED for the 7th Ohio Regiment,
w now on the Potomac, able-bodied men. for
three years service unless sooner discharged Pay
from Is TO q dollars per month.
JNE HUNDRED DOLLAFS BOUNTY.
Good Clothing, wholesome Board, etc. free Of
charge. For further particulars apply at the re-
cruitins Office of the undersigned over E. E. Hoyt
LEICESTER KING, Lieut.
Feb. 5, IS62-tf and RECRUITING OFFICER.
GUARDIANS Sale of Real Estate.
N In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Trumbull county, Ohio. made on the 18th
dav Of February, 1862 IN the case Of John K. Wa
ters Guardian of Warren H. Waters against his
ward Abe undersigned will on Friday the 18th day
Of March, 1862, at about 10 o'clock A. NJ on the
premises offer az public sale, the undivided seventh
part Of the following described real estate situate in
Fowler township, Trumbull county, Ohio, to witt
being the east and west middle part Of lot 70. TWEEN
ty-six in said township, and bounded as follows, to
wit. commencing on the east line Of SAID lot IN the
centre Of the public highway at the south east cor
on the south line of said Jones land TO the west hne
of said lot No. twenty-six, thence south on lot line
twenty-seyen rods, thence east sixty rods, thence
north seventeen rods, thence east to the centre OF
the highway, thence north ten rods on SAID nisnEey
to the place of beginning, and containing within
said bounds fifteen acres Of land. more or less
Terms of Sale-one third cash on the day OF SAFE,
one third in sixty days, one third IN ninety Gays
from the day Of sale with interest Appraised al
S65- JOHN R. WATERS. Gnarn
Feb q 1s6e4y of Warren II. Waters
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New Advertisements.
OF LETTERS

d EMAINING in the Post Office at
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