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MONDAYS NEWS!

wAsHIsaroS, July 24.-Ths following
dispatch has been reoeived at the War De-
partmeut:
HeaSquayters Of bIe Arpry Of Krginia.-To
Hon. Z. M. Stanton, SecTstsry oil War: a
cavalry expedition. sent out by Gen. King or
the 22d inst, from Fredericksburg. returned
last evening. Early yesterday morning they
met and defeated body Of Confederate cav.
airy, about one hundred strong. stationed
Eear Carmel Church, on the telegraph road
from Fredericksburg to Richmond, and burnt
their camp aud six cars loaded with corn, and
broke up the telegraph to GordonsVille An
hour later large party Of Stuarrs came up
to attack them. These, too, were defeated
driven across the North Ann river and pur
sued till within sight of Hanover Junction.
Several prisoners, a large number OF horses
and many arms were brought back. A march
OF seventy miles and the encounter and de
feat of two bodies of Confederate cavalry
were accomplished in twenty nine hours, and
without the loss ofa man.
have not received the names OF the CON-
manding officer spd troops who have thus
distinguished themselves, but will transmit
them to you as soon as the particulars are re-
ceived. - ... [ .e 10
The damages done to the Virginia Central
Railroad, by the expedition Of the 18th, have
not yet been reported. III III 4.
..... ...a... JOHN POPE
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WASHINGTON, July 25.--Capt. Samuel L..
Harrison, Of the 95th New York Regiment,
is reported by his commanding officer as hay
ing deserted his company on The 2lst Of this
month and gone to New York A reward OF
five (5) cents is hereby offered for his appre-
hension. ss'"" a'5 ~ t''t
By order Of Major General Pope. z .i'"
a't fa GHoRGE d. RUGGLEs,
Colonel, A. A. g., and Chief OF STAFF.
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stepewam jackson Agnin.

WAsHISGToN, RAPPAHAENocK COUNTY
VA, July %. Recent telegraph reports from
Warrenton that jackson was near Gordons-
vile, are confirmed. lie is at Louisa with
24,O0o men. Ewell. with his command, is
at Gordonsville, making 10000 men alto.
gether. Their intention Is to break our lines
and demonstrate on Washington, to draw off
our forces from Richmond.
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IEigIl-fHaMsi SWi1dling by Ar
INV PaYmnSlerS.

We see it stated that the discrepan-
cy between the number of men actual
ly employed in the field and the NUNS
Der reported in the field by Secretary
Stanton is accounted for by the fact
that army paymasters. return lists of
the different regiments with their full
quota of men when in truth they arc
three and four hundred short.
The Secretary reports over 100000
men in the service, and it turns ont
there is but 500, 200. Thus it appears,
the pay of 100000 soldiers with their
subsistence, &c., goes into the pockets
Of dishonest army paymasters. Verify
it seems as though all the officers o.
the government lacked the jewel o
upright patriotism. The trail of thu
serpent of dishonesty is over them all
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a%We notice that the Republic,

s@We notice that the Republican
papers persist in calling the Democrats
of Ohie "traitors," "rebels" and 'Se-
cessioaists." The only conclusion to
be drawn from such villainous assaults
is, that the Republicans are detcrmin-
ed to prevent any further enlistment of
Democrats in the army.
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e@@ The Democracy of Jefferson
county intend to hold their nomina>
ting County Convention at Bloomfield
on Monday, August 25.
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9TIt is exceedingly calling to the radicals
that General Halleck. who issued the famous
Order No. 3, excluding negroes u all descrlp
tiops from his army at Corin,h, should be
made Commander or General in. cb ief OF the
srruies OF the United States. t
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Democratic State Ticket.
JUDGE or THE SUPREME COURT.

JUDGE or THE SUPREME COURT,
@ RUFUS P. RANNEY, Of Cayahoga.
r..F .sECRErARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG, of Seneca,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN R. CRITCHFlELD, Of Holmes
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, ....
CHAS. W. Fl. CATHCART, Of Montgomery
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES GAMBLE, of Coshocton.
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Military Meetings
:r aa'.r III IN Nta.' 90
HARRISON COUNTY

The Military Committee OF Harrison County
appoint meetings for the purpose Of raising
Volunteers and subscriptions to the military
fund, at the following times and places:
New Athens, Wednesday, July 80. st7
P. M. sEa ...#. r.a i'sot .H"i 10
Cassville, Thursday, July 81, st 7P. N.
MoorefeId. Friday, August !, att P. NJ.
Harrisville, Saturday, August 2, All p M.
New Rumley, Wednesday, July 80, att
P. NJ. a''"' .., '-.@'
Laceysylle, Thursday, July 81, at Z P. M.
Franklin. Friday, August l, att F.. M
Deersville, Saturday, August 2, at 7 p. M.
Cadiz Junction, Monday. August 4, att
Pm. .,+.. f'-'-''
New Market, Tuesday, August s, ss r.
M. f. 'u .n bngt| fE ..t
Bowersyille, Wednesday, August 9, At q
P. M. r-. f.,y .-. -af.lrrT
Station Fifteen, Thursday. August Tat
Up. M. a.,
Mastersyille, Friday, August 8, at P. NJ.
Nottingham, Monday, August 4, ct z P.
M. . g.s#34 .tpv. g0DlE ,taT
Tippecauoc, Tuesday, August s, at P.Ms
Freeport, Wednesday, August s, st7 Pm.
Smyrna, Thursday, August Z, at p, M.
At Loves School House, Archer tp., Fri,
day, August s, att P. M. ' '''.
Speakers will ba present at each Of these
meetings to address the people; also Re-,
cruiting Officer to receive the names OF Vol.,
unteers. .., ,a.r., ..gE
The Committee also appoint the following
gentlemen to act as Military Committeeman
for their respective townships:
Short Creeh-Isaac Lewis, Joshua P. Wat.
son, Asa Holmes. ..Igr ! aso,p p4I
Greene--Samuel Paul, John C. Kerr, Mar
tin 5. Kennedy. -.... .....f ..... hrF,
Ge"man-Jackson Croskey Samuel Fore.
man, J., S. Potts.
AMens--Joseph Holmes, James Day, Dr..
VIM, Mills. .H G--. "'5' ~
A,rher--S Samuel Adams, james G. Love,
Samuel Heron. ..r ~. lra .aenr,
j Rumley--Georse Vert, John E. McPsck,
Thomas Cunningham.
Nortb--Dr. VIM. Beadle, Joseph Oyer.
hol,z, Craw ford Voorhes. "'t i' ~
Nottinqham--John Hooper, Levi Mallerneeii
Joel M. johnson. seZ ass lsg
| Moorefeld--A. Jul. Schneider, George l..
| Wharton, Elias Mills. --.. ..,.;.t,..
\ Stock-R. McFadden, Aaron Conawsy.
George A. Given.
| FYeeput- George B. Smith, Elijah Carver,
M. M. Knox. .a j. H+,. as,! en%sat
i Washington--A. Bargar, John Mccormick,
D. llefiiug "a. --,r q.,l .sa ta,l .agns.s
/ Henry Pettis, Jacob Cramblett,
John F. Scarborough. .....,, ; =.
Mowoe-J. R. Deal, WIS. Fisher, John
IC. Plowman. '.''' >
: The above named gentlemen are expected
/, to meet together Immediately upon receipt ci
this notice, and 90 to work in their respee-
} tive townships to assist in the work ofraisins
e volunteers, and make all necessary preparA-
ton for the meeting or meetings in their re.
. spective townships, and see that accommods'
. tons are provided for the Speakers H@aa y
o By order of The Harriso'a County III ij'fF
MILITARY COMMiTTEE.'
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NOTICE.

rTSHERE will be an election for Justice ofthe
i Peace, at the usual place Of holding elee.
lions in Cadiz Township, on SATURDAY.
the 10Th day Of AUGUST, q 1869, I'M place lef
John Blair, whose term has expired.
by osdes Of Trustses, iHe r!@s
..l IESSE ARNOLD, Up, Clerk.
July 30, Is6s-3t lA4'38t t7p ItTjl'iw
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Major General Commanding.

WAsHISGToN, July 25.-The following is
copy of letter from the Secretary Of War
10 the Joint Committee Of the New York
Common O. uncil on National affairs:
Var Department. July 26, 1862.-Gentle-
men, Your views respecting the recruiting
service, and the proper measures to encour-
age, have been atteDtively considered by the
President, and the regulations established by
the Department, arc expected TO attain the
object you desire. First the Adjutant Gen
eral will d tail an officer at each rendezvous
for mastering in recruits, who will pay to
each recruit, his proper share of bounty, and
also pay the recruiting fee at the time he is
mustered into the service Of the United
States. Second, Being of paramount impor.
tance to fill up the old regiments speedily, a
lee Tor recruits to the old regiments double
that for the new regiments, will be paid, tr
wit. four dollars for each recruit. Third
The recruits will be clothed, armed and
equipped without delay, and placed in q
camr Of instruction, ANY other practica
suggestions you may be pleased to offer wi.
always be respectfully considered by the De
partInent. -.......,...
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CEPHALIC PILLS, al intaiiible cue f6E
~ Head Ache, f0s sale Syiio,,s .re.fa4
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r. DC g G. OUNTRrY
MUST BE SAVED !

WE are authorized by Gov, Tod to recruit
w Immediately in Harrison COnnty's conf
pany OF ONE HUNDRED MEN under the lsts
cali of President Lincoln.
Pay 10 commence from date Of enlistnae0s,
and subsistence to be furn.shed from thst tisse.
The Con psny is TO be attached TO the Ssth He.
giment, q be commanded by thatl pare issnes'
nan and brave officer,
Gel GEORGE w. WEBSTERs
and the men are iobe encamped in tho beautiful
and he sltty camp at Mingo, near StubenviIio.
Men of Harrison Comfy! Remember. that II
we do not voIuneer we will be drafted, lhs
men must be raised Let it not be said that
Harrison county refused 70 do its gdnty when
President Lincoln and Gov, Tod have urged 20
strongly for the loyal men Of the codntfyftS
come forward and lpuI down the rebellion,
The Company mast be raised within the noxt
IHlRTY DAYS! .at,.n;.f n ,~esr3 Zee,
HEADQUARTERS-P Persons wishing 70
yoinaiecr can leave their names with ourselves
or +. Grace, New Market, John !. Lacey, La.
ceysvilie, or with eithei OF the metnbass1af 1ha
Harrison County Military Committees at Csdis,
cons sisting Of J. NJ Estep, Msjof John y! PesFce,
X. M Lyons, X. tiat.on and CsN, Aileny,rsv
e. s. S.'wOOUBORNE, I'd Lieut.,
w. III GEORGE w, VOORHEES,, ID Lieutse
A P. LACEY, I'd Lieut.,
10 Recruiting Officers, 98th Regt. .. VI. La
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Yours, truly,
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Il Nlf.u

...s ..-. -. .... Secretary Of War.
For the purpose OF rapidly filling up the
old volunteer regiments, the Secretary oI
War has ordered that for volunteer recruits
for the old regiments there shall be paid a
premium of four dollars, to take effect from
this da'e. The premium is double that paid
to recruits who enter the new volunteer reg,
iments. under the last call of the President
The United States mastering and disbursine
officers will be so informed. ..s.
The designation in general order, No
125, from the headquarters OF the Army o
the Potomac Of the forces commanded by
Brig Gems. Porter and Franklin, as the fiftt
and sixth army corps, is confirmed by thu
War Department. The forces under Maj
Gen. Dix will constitute the seventh; those
under Maj Gen. Wool the eigth, and thost
undeI Maj Gen. burnside, belonging TO th'
Department OF North Carolina, the ninIi
corps respectively.
In organizing new regiments OF volunteer
the subsistence Of the recruits prior to th'
completion will be chargeabIe against the ap
preparation for collection, drilling and organ
wing volunteers. Alter the organization 0
the regiments is completed, and they hav
been inspected by the mastering officer 70
the State, subsistence will be provided by tn
Subsistence Department.
WAsHiNGToN, July 26 The Presideh
has issued brief proclamation, warning Al
persons within, the contemplation OF the sixt
section Of the Confiscation act, to cease par
cipating in aiding and countenancing tn
existing rebellion against the Government {
the United States, on pain Of the forfeiture
and seizures as are provided by the said Law
The official document necessary TO con
su,nmate the recently arranged agreement
for general exchange of prisoners, has bee
forwarded to Gen. Dix. ...
| WAsHtNGToN, July 27.-- Headquarters "A
mn of The Potomac, Saturday. 26.--Nine hun
dred wounded paroled prisoners arrived yes
teIday from Richmond. Two died beioI
they arrived at Petersburg. They left ye'
terday afternoon for the Northern hospital
More will be received tomorrow. ~
: A flag OF truce boat. containing Col Wrigf
and Lieut.. Col Sweilzer, yesterday went
Ackcns' Landing, twenty one miles abo.
CITY Point to meet Robt. Old, formerly D
trict Attorney for Washington City, appoin
, ed Commissioner by the Confederatcs
carry out the new arrangement for the o,
, change OF prisoners. ..s...
: The schooner Louisa Reever, containir
) four thousand bushels Of condemned cor
s anchored in the middle OF the river, w
, boarded last night about twelve o'clock
S party of rebels who came from the opposi
shore. After setting the schooner on fl
r they left, carrying the Captain with them.
i The schooner was destroyed. Peg Ge
n Gems. IIaleck, Dix, Meiss and Burnsi
e lef: here this morning, paying visit to Ge
e Mcclellan. Gen. Marcy's health having be-
!, restored, he has resumed his duties IS Ch
!. uf Staff,
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''P. S. il you cannot vote the Union ticket
you may save yourself by not voting at ALL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-25

FOREIGN NEws.--The Queens speech
10 Parliament on the 18th inst, contains
the following on America
Her majesiy's relations with all the
European powers continue to be friendly
and satisfactory, and there is no reason
to apprehend any disturbance Of the peace
Of Europe. A question Of great impor-
aace, and which might have led 10 very
serious consequences, arose between her
majesty and the government Of the Uui-
ted States of North America, owing to the
seizure of four passengers from on board
a British mail packet, by the commander
Of ship-ol-war Of the United States
That question has been satisfactorily set
tied Nv the restoration Of the passengers
to British protection and by the disayowal
by tile United States government Of the
act OF violence committed by their naval
officer. The friendly relations between
her majesty and the president Of the Uni
ted States are. therefore, unimpai ed
Her majesty willingly appreciates the 10y
atty and patriotism which have been man
Tested on this occasion " her majesty 5
North American subjects.
Mr. Bright, in speech at birmingham,
denied that the American blockade wa.
Ineffective, aud ridiculed the idea that
America was ia position TO be irampled
on. He pointed out the dangers Of inter-
ference, and strongly Urged strict neutral
i,Y. He stated that Mr. Adams, the
American minister TO England, does not
conceal bis Indignation at Earl RUSSELL
late letter 10 The admiralty relative 10 the
use Of British ports There is also con-
siderable difference in political circles rs
to the policy and propriety Of the act.
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Mnsh,ns,on.s birthday.

The rebels Selected the anniversary o.
washing,on's Birthday for tie Inaugural
tioa cf the Prcsiden, aud other officers Of
their bogus eoniederacyi aud yet there
Is scarcely paragraph Of that priceless
cift. tie Farewell Address the parting nd
vice u Washington to bis coantrymen to-
lheir foiare guidance. which the rebel'
have not frequently violated. Davis was
doubtless iuaagara,ed at Richmond, on
Saturday last bat We appFehend i was
no, very joyous affair.
Tie Tribune thas speaks Of ils solemn
affair;
Such are The auspices under which the
Hon. JET. ard Lieut.. Aleck. are 10 be in
sugurased Ptesiaea, aDd Vice Presiaen,
OF tie Shareholders Coasederacy for SIX
years ahead. III they coald only draw
their salaries for the foil term and abscond
they might make living business but
then, ~ they wo.ld he paid h Conleder'
ate lonsls, worth nos over City ecats per
bashel, that woald hardly pay. IL will
be 4 doief4l page ant, ilasa iaaugarai'oa,
like the wedding 10 iis paFamoar "a fell
Oh who i 20 b. hung tomorrow, and Ne
seraer the victims assurances u oUr dis-
tlnglissssa ccusi4gratRp.
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lltee or tour weeks ,hink NC .hall
have the Sharpe rils as soon as they arc
nanuhesme
L has been reported ii some thai Sc
shall BE dIshau.le,i anl seat home. Iloge
our hira5s vii ro, hesitate 10 sriic 70 D.
ior fear vic shall Re .sut i.ame before their
letters reach ny Or ,link there !. no
danger q i = present They may write
5aeo orlwics more, ., any r,le. We
lafe tcarei sometimes that VIC >lt54ld 40,
set a chance 10 show oar skill A. Sharp
Shooters, because there are 50 many ahead
o. a u he hrld that arc ready Is give
battle, than they eould hayc lie enemy
all whipped oat before we could get
ready, AVID take the bonor an TO them.
selves. Bot give Us our gabs, aad good
officers 70 lead a. on, anl ! assure you
that we are willing q be judged ahs
Kind Of men cur Regiment is composed Of
by our deeds thitk we viii show 70
Tie people ihai We ARE nor 50 denoralizrd
a. has been stated ia .omr 0! the paper.
that have found heir way into our camp.
Give Us trial beforc the Judgment.
Your journal !, received here With
much pleasure rs columns are read
viii the greatest interest by the .on. Of
old Vermont Il seems long 10 wal from
one week to tie next for its appearance,
Welcome is the Journal with US.
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Local intelligence.

ResSfseros NorsyT IrsstaAes soetarr
Ter Sss.sfy ns pauaanl "a sail Il ,hs s,.
ssoes ofihs Pe-s ieu,. L,laasl ns,tam uas cav.
- % SIC sisir. y g llata aaPaulsi secretary
aAsfs aaessa fs sesaias ys,r Lsmaa Bs,.
tua., President, issks. Kssc P.s,.s.st,
para llari, tfrs.atsr; 6. llstJ. ss.mar,.
s y N@' \ 9 hasi.s. Rststt Ams.. 2 i
TaF 6 Rsllep. Exs,sl ts r6anats
lh' fslievirs feseiutaas Beng presented AMI
ahly discussed Is } Tucker. lIs, 81 Msr-
riam. L. a Knight. ana ethsrr, vsys aa.aim.a..
. siaplsi
RESOLVED. , hst the present sis,s " he TEN.
prNaes enterprise demands The esfnsai us.ilfias
tnd fearless eo-operaiipa 81 every fiisasl u lie
present and esning generations
Resolved. That ihe alarming efosth an8 ter
he evils 81 iniempeRnec upen lie GA aal
young Ia the eoaety. call fer concerted and ear
pssi eseti by All ihe irisuds - Mau. n the u.s
4 those means which the stais has placed IL our
hands tr It's cpugplele aestnaiien
Resglscj. That ths growth Il this evil i at
ri'siicl in greai measure toihe want e an
open, ttm nd re- aie slanj va he part n pro-
iessrd temperance men. whose bssncss and prap-
ct'y gise them their peeuht Influence
Resolved, Though We can hardly hepe 70 re-
ee1'u eseff dtoukari u mature years, SO vii
use cur influence 70 keep the soa0g f0sa temp
la,ion, and iusiil ito their n3pds segh principle.
as will ensure generation II temperance aea.
On motion adjourned sine de-
n HAEp. Secretary.
On The adjaarrmehl ~ the Seeviy tas trends
II Temperance went into convention er ,he PSF.
pose Of seuiins ibg County Commissioner.
Lemnci Button sas called % ihe ehsir. aud n.
G Hard appoin,sl sesrcafy, when by unani.
nous soic Sir HAaA lioGlrY. " Dorset, was
nominated, aud letter man coald not have
been found. Firm aud auyit ting u the cause
oftemperanes' QUE who viii pot be moved ty ths
bibles or batteries u wholesale rum SELLERS. or he
csiolc'l. Or have the wool pulsl over bis eyes by
the halfway temperance man. tper, OF fummy.
On motion an Executive COMMITTEE was al
pointed, consisting d " +. ll.sk,, Z. s. Kent.
$, NJ. West. aud + A Knight
roNS ESscvIiyt Constrng
Arlington, I'D II Palmer. Nathan csnacld.
a. llaamau.
Bsnuinstoa,P L Dali. @ ". llarman, John
Fay
Dorset, u s. Kent. John Hawlcy. r Fields.
Landgrogc, G r Mead
Manchester, -. Hard, G. 7. slith, r. Amss
Pownal, A. @ Parker. b. r. ttownell.
Peru,--I X Ba;eheldsr.
Report, W Sherman, 8, Harwood. John
Phelps.
Rtadsboro. Wilihm Y,e't
shafstufy, Charles ll.tes, VI Mattsen. Nor
l4au Bot,ust
saalga's. washington Parker. l,suend
priuals
Stanford. s G Mlanl.
Searsburgh ~illism crc.i,r
Sunderland. rau Shealetou, q r. Cock.
Winhall. James Allen, Richard Bond
Wooliord, William Parks,
On motion It was voted thst The proceedings Of
-liis meeting he published in the MtncnrsrsE
JouRsAL and Bennington Banner
LsauEt DorgsN, Chairman.
N G Han. sserstAry.
Arlington, Feb igth. 1892
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rre.n 40 slh Rerlrtsrnl.


tANF hhEffiN, a.. Zen. >, 1867,
Mas1f Esa-ls Is beuas.lal snoss iag
+ Tpr the paa two aays We lave oajogei
iae ligIl 81 ibe san.aai IL eraiailnaae 6
j ieli threa gllout 'be vllo,e sray. Iasi
night aae glorious news ., Esmsde'.
viesery resc.ea Is; " eoeil bear cheering
ard hauang from oil,sr Regiments 10 ihc
vicinity lrng before l5e glad ness reached
us Wbea ihe case was understood our
r Gin j, seas ep fire cheers a. csu 81. =
emanae from true and loyal bearA Reg
imeni. agterFegimrnL answered rsthmher.
and ghe dillc.au, regiments in san brigade
seemed 10 ye with each other 10 demons.
Iirsiiona 81 Ile enthusiasm. Bands,
AID martial tnuslc added % Tie impressive
mess ofile scene.
Last night amhulaaccs were bnsily en-
gagged in carrying tbs alex from our Hos
pi,al. 10 Georgetown and Washington al d
supplying their plres With the sick n
camp. All If dtty ,hat arc unable to
undergo the faiisaes Of a harl march, are
TO he taken to tie Hospitals. Battery If
ter Battery Of Artillery and Regiments o.
Infantry are crossing Chain Bridge 10 this
side all these movements indicate for-
rard movement, and tits not unlikely thar
exc lb.. reaches you We shall be ordered
onward ON troops could rot be in bet.
tel spirits and certainly never more eager
far brush, and At Gen. McGlrllan's ear.
liesi convenience we hope 70 have an OPP
poriuuity. Nothing more that would in
ierest you has occurred in camp. Abel
Taflell Of Mt. Tabor. died last Sunday,
iuld liz remains have been sent home for
burial among his friends he was a good
soldier, and one Of The talesl men in our
company,--we mss BIN much. No 9TH
er member 81 oar company is 1t present
considered dangerously III, and We hope
to see our ranks again fiji up, As have
just come OF guard duty, and feeling some
what latigued, viii stop writing for the
present Hoping our glorious cause will
in tie end lie crowned with success, re-
main as ever, Yours truly,
O. j. BURTON.
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The Tribune correspondent ID giving a
description Of tie battle az Fort Donelsol,
says, that when Col. CruG's brigade. (which
had been ordered 70 reinforce McCIernand,
came ap IL the rear Of the 30th and 3lsi
H., and 25th Kcmucky, these regiments
we're lying down firing over the crest Of .
hill. They rose, and uoi knowing whether
the force in their rear was ffie ID or foe.
the 25th Kentucky, surprising them to be
rebels, poured in voliey, which did ter.
r,b!e execution, and was sufficient 10 throw
tie entire brigade INTO disorder TT once.
which was almost panic. Some threw
down their guns and equipments and fed
Immediately. Tie woods were ill, i with
strngglers. Some even fled to Fort Henry.
The enemy improved The opportunity, aud
advanced upon Schwartz's and Dresser's
batteries, capturing five guns and taking
possession OF McCleruand's headquarters.
driving our forces nearly nile and half
Instead If aditcring 10 their supposed
original intentions to escape, tie rebels
resolved 10 follow up their advantage by
pursuit. Atihis jmclure, Wallace disis
ion took position on ridge, with Tay lor'>
battery IL The GENRE OF tie road. The
rcb' Is formed on the ridge which McClcr-
nand bad occupied, and flushed with sue
eess,movcd forward; as soou rs they came
in range Taylor opened on them with grape
canpisler and shell. The rebels quailed,
and came TO halt, and as The infantry
advanced they began 10 fall back. Wal
lace improved i, and moved on. and drove
the rebels back, recovering the ground
previously lost.