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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-05-01
RIPLEY, O., April "a.

Mr.. STARBucK,-Premising that
writingfor newspapers is not in my
line of business, 1 offer you the fol-
lowing account Of my experience on
the steamer Magnolia, chartered by
the State of Ohio to relieve. the
sick and wounded Of our State at
misunderstanding, Tennessee;
How the writr got on board IF The
MayGolia.
Upon receipt of news of that bat
tie, our citizens were called together
and in IL short time raised some
seven hundred dollars anil accepted
the services of as many as it WAS
deemed prudent to spare, also
several nurses, good and true men
al, who, il tllev had had the OPP
portunily We know would have
done their whole dutY; hut all We're
ruled off the boat by order Of Sur
geon Webber, at Cincinnati, and
did not reach the battle field until
too late to be of service.
The writer circumvented red
tape by passing himself off as a
hand on the boat reconciled his
conscience for the deception, by
feeling that the end would justify
the means; also smelling IL rat
that so ma y big bugs, member.
OF Legislature, &c. &C., ought IL
have somebody along to watcl
them.
officials appropriating public property t
:. priDdte use.
The first thing that attracted IN,
attention after we got started, wa
, IL crowd of the aforesaid gentlemen
| rigging themselves out in the slip
a. pcrS and wrappers from the larg
pile of sanitary stores on board
All along the trip, l never misses
a good supply Of lemonade in tn
= coy office Of the doctors and bac.
/, of the boat; and the liquors wer
convenient, aud no doubt Lnocke
many shingles off the ~barkeepel
| Neglect Of the bounded.
There were many gross outrage
: committed on that boat, aud mic
shocking neglect OF the poor f.
-. lows takeL in charge by the Stat
: of Ohio. Forinstanue, II young ma
l. was suffering terribly with pner
t munia in Il state-rOom, and thong
| heard his cast spoken Of by tn
doctors, he received Ito a%ttcntio
for some twenty huIrS after til
Z boat lett P~ittSburg. lie wouI
e have died had it not been for thu
hest ofmcn, DR. Baker who, on Learn
!. ing Jf the case administered in
mediately.
Another young sick soldier, in
g state room, was visited by no on
during the entire trip, except til
clerk and myself.
i Another young soldier, shot i
:, the nostril, and with the roof of hi
d mouth hanging in fragments dow
his throat, had lain thus, from SUI
day of the battle, until he had bee
on our boat more than IL whole da'
:. Then relief was administered by a
i outsider DR.. Dunlap, ofSpringfel'
hut il came too late; the sntfere
died-another victim to official il
competency aud neglect. | conl
d give many more such incident
but the heart sickens with the rec
ord, and | close on that score.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-05-01

tending tohis duties, spent most
Of his time in writing letters. He
wore a gown and 4 pair of slippers,
donated by the ladies' of Ohio for
the wounded soldiers, while many
of the wounded on the boat had no
shoes, nor were they furnished with
slippers, and excepting some two
or thleoih the state-roonls, none
were supplied with gowns. Many
were compelled to lay on the
guards, exposed to the rain, or on
the coal heaps, with nothing about
them but their dirty blankets.
Bshapior Of the official doctors
I will give only a few items under
this. head.
One doctor was drunk from the
tinle we left Cincinnati until we e
turned. lie frequently went stag
gering among the suffering soldiers
aud vt one time fell over several of
the wounded. l had to threaten to
lie him to keep him out OF the
way.
Another doctor. whose name l
can proclreB rdered Il convalescent
soldier ont Of the wash house which
he said must he reserved exclusive
ly for the officials. The soldier
asked where lle could wash his face
he was shown by.thiS same surgeon
to u kettle used by the nurses To
wash chambers in! That, we pre-
sumo, he thought good enough
for u common soldier.
This same doctor ordered the
barber to help all %''tlose fellows"
out of the wash house, rs they had
no business there" The barber,
who WAS much the best man of the
two, politely told him that it he
wanted that sort OF work done, he
had better stand ut the door and
act for himself.
Much suffering was saved by the
officers and crew ofthe boat. whose
interest in the wounded sIamed the
official cold heartedncSI. The
Captain, Clerk aud all the cabin
crew, were kind aud attentive
james. Shinkle., the pilot, acted
much of the time nurse, and cXcr
ted IL cheering influence. Col
blesss them.
Affecting cases.
Several very affecting cases came
under my observation. Neatly III
the rebel wounded expressed thei
regret at having fought agains
their country. A man from Switz
erland, Victor Sinner, also, ON
from Ireland, With both hands sllo
off, declared that their constan
hope was to be captured 80 the.
: could get out ofthc southern army
asked Il poor simplefellow iron
Arkansas whylre was there. II
replied, "What could | do wit.
. thirty pistols pointed atmy heart?
Another said he was STAINED in b
the girls. 80
. Among themost affecting case
Twas that of Il young man from til
fifty fifth Illinois, womlelon SIN
day. He was shot in the tiligl
e and the wound never dressed. II
d died as the boat landed ut Lnnit
IS Vile. His name was Eli l.. Cool
Before he died, he handed me son
II articles to send to his mother;
y also requested ME to cut oft a.lo'
e Of his hair and send it to his betr
tied, and to tell her 81 send Ii
my never dying love; for her, hoI
d held out longest; for her sake ON
il I wished to live.
DR.. Baker, of your city promis
ii an exposure and perhaps he h
a made it. The officers Of the bo
is were without exception, indigna'
y Will tie people submit to Il
ty state ofthings, or aronsing theI
t. selves, call down upon heartIC
rs officials God A|mighty's vengear
to for this sheer murder at orr gala
III soldiers.
EYE WITNESS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-05-01

Brigadier General W. I Shcr-
man, has been nominated a Major
General.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-05-01
DISSOLUTION,

The co~partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Eckle and Cochran, is this day mu-
taaIly dissolved. All persons indebted to
mid firm are requested to call and settA'
LtKLE 4 COCHRAN.
p. S.-The business will DO continued at
he Old Stand, by Cochran and Reynolds.
yho are now prepared to attend to all orders
or job Work on short notice.
COCHRAN l. REYNOLDS,
Eaton, April 2lst, 1862.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-05-01

no For neat and heap job work
20 TO the ~Pross" Office.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-05-01

Mr. SrARBucK, Promising that
writing for newspapers is not in my
line OF business, | offer you the fol-
lowing account ofmy experience on
the steamer Magnolia, chartered by
the State of Ohio to relieve. the
sick and wounded Of our State at
Pittsburg:Landing. Tennessee;
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IasLTacIoas ID l..roIIi5E Ofacsrs.

Lua--9 ~u1GA. ort- ~. lcE4- 4
i : ite ertv - fnrr iit crtlsro flif. IS errea
every na1 u fbtir r-.rctif- Districts living a.
rta--iec1fion tefrfrs.re crlrrrf If - -.
Disirit- ai.srrs s. ca1ns.r - fernl flrf -s4 ~
enrofed The ifsrriniior .i1 - rlrsts frr.n r1rr,
rr c- irfnr.nafif- ard r-a.f 81 - s.are1 rser -
head ~ .'Elerra. l.--
Crsrri7f< uin rr--i1 IN ttc-- fcrrec-frr rcrri-rt
r1fii cailei lor ~ ne
Wien Ire cal q lt---e-<sc Ihtirrn11 III erpt-ir+
is1i he Enrolling orrF- ard ties Ill - ik.f
1lrrscrs embraced fn tie r-l cter Trnrr5ist.fr
llfr the dr. rrriirfs fr --se-ni-.,r TIE
Tie Enroii nE rers are rrursi - rr-e.t go r1an
o. cpnsrfips age o mas be flnd IN t1tir districts
4ifi,nuf cfrtirlstf 81 txerrptior. Ihrr my cal
Upon the Sherif ard Cns-a5le1 70 al lhcrn. and j
u-ncr ossistance p nrcr--1rV. tlrT vii spct ~
Tat o. ne. and trpciIs VII be fu--iskei
Enroiiing cicers an der nislrscts ard the
driies Do not cad viii me frsf enrinenl- IheF ar
required 90 u4frh tie Dnfricf and - make reskis
rp-rr- They VII bc held 70 sfrirf aceod1ta tihik
ir the truth % SEER reports. AID shotrer-F lheu
HiifnIy fails pr1npiT - arreSt report rfr-1ns 81
con-rrili are a. directed a-oFe. III hirnse y de-t
With Tie Coat terate fsoFrrnr1euE giFes o. an
i,le compensation. ind fte work dnlls ttcr
laShis- Chairlen 81 the costly Cn.rts art charges
Hith IRE Ecnrr4l f11cc ~ enrtInsrt =
their ronnties- JNO- T. HOPKINS A. n C..
Oc-- u. lrf-- fn4 sept a. ErrDili1g 1icerr
- lad lenres-tc r1rItr- ctrlr.
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) aarnImoxr AND THE wan.

Marriage seems to be one of the few local
institutions and everyday practices IF ordi
nary times which the war has not so seriously
affected as one might have been led to an
ticipate in estimating the=cOsts Of the con
fIict when it began. On the contrary, thi:
very healthful and necessary social habit
has been promoted visibly by the stirring
events and scenes around about Us. The
ladies, (hea5en bless them , who are pro
verbally fond of soldiers, are doubtless in.
anenced to these conuubial procliyitLes b
the substantial consideration that this trade
Of war is an uncertain and varying business
and may knock so many poor fellows ion thS
head before it is done with, that the pleu-
rality win be left with their own sex fol
ever after; and thefmen dolly blades D gt
upon the principle of living whilst We
live" with the attendant natural desire OF
leaving widow to mourn an hntinely OF
heroic fate. Thus, the papers are fuller
Of . hymenial'' notices than they we're in
times of peace. EEElE I'll
Ivy y w. 10 oIOAd(0iJ ~ -
greater degree now than under the jogltrot
system of quiet and order. Soldiers Are as
prOverbial for their capacity in this direc-
ton ps the ladies themselves. Itlfs With
them a matter of course-as sure it ought
to be and to one and all they arc at liberty
to swear allegiance. f9IH
Madam I do as bound in duty ltlH
Honor the shadow Of your shot-tie. : Il lii
a falling, by the way, which includes the
I" foot itself, and ankle toe" niddestly
omitted by the poet We said the other
day that the flag aud the petticoat are twin
sisters; and all the songs on the same sub
ject insure us that love is the soul of a
slashing dsagopn, as we'll as of every other
branch Of the service, each following that
orthodox principle that
. When far from the lips We 1--we FIJI
We have bur to make Ioye to thr lips that are near
but, after all, practically carrying out the
advice of Old Rowley in the end +
Goiake wife unto thine arms and see
Winter aud browning hills - M
hhan have charm u thee -
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CoTToN IL New OLLEASs.-The New Orleans
Advocate takes ve,y discouraging view pf
the commercial prospects Of that city. The
editor says
flti s not Of much use to talk of the prospects
Of the New Orleans cotton market for this sea
son, but for the information of Northern deal
srs and manufacturers in general. Enropean
spinners, one and all. we can say that there is
not the least prospect e thousand bales be
ing received here this autumn. Those parties
who were sent out az agents to ascertain tile
position Of the cotton market of the great
Southwestern emporium, will, Of course, early
learn the gloomy condition of affairs. III
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More iAspirants.

/sye have plivasela 5viccs that wpr1ore am
kitioiis iniivili hals i,4vs entered the Ttoposed
congressional lcoatest in the Memphis pistrici
10 contend for the infamous privilege lot mis-
REPRESENTING .he people in the Federal Cor
gross Messgis Nabors and Toininey are not
To be LEFT alone in tiieiF shame. Dr.. D. F. C.
Books and Attorney Sharp propose % share
il With them. Tho AFTER, We learn. has Sc
cured The noininationof the 50 called Uai~n
clubtia advance. lIf SO. he has the inside
trick aud his competitors MAY 'as web thFow
up the sponge. as that organzltloa comprises
nearly al IN the district Who haze snefombed
10 tlseir aboliiinn mhsie Nabors. Il j. said,
l.as gone 10 Washington While there he had
better look after s,lu.4 other crurab as a re
ward for his ireacbtry and double dcAling
Tho legal gentleman bis proven too Sharp fdr
him. pr III
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Beth houses have been occupied with the
preliminary business of Legislation and tie
election Of Senator. A number Of impqtta1t
bills have been introduced and arc befota The
committees. In the Senate. Mr. Belser has iA-
troduccd bill providing for the redemption
b. shinplasters. mode to guarantecfheir say
d, emit and to enforce tho laws against thdso
who have issued them il not redeemed hy a
certain time. or their redemption secured by
deposit MIR. Wallace has introduced a bill TO
appoint a commission of inquiry and report
any deroliction Of duty on the part sf efhkkrs
or acknowledgement Of public funds and proper-
~. Joint committee have before them a bill
to provide for the families Of soldiers III pro
vides that each Justice of the peace shall CIR
nish lists, meet in county court, prepare a
statement. to be cent To the military board Of
the peculiar wants of the country. and t.le
number needing relief It further provides
that the governor may bay salt. cotton carFis.
shoes. and other NECESSARY articles. or cause
the same to be made41 These, when Obtained
are to be distributed bS the military board az
edrdinc to tho statenikats furnished by the
different county courts The bill Looks to a
development of our resources as we'll as the
procurement Of supplies. The law agaifist
planting cotton and distillationnf grain, will
probably, be continued for the text twoy eats.
There seems to be every dispoSition to make
this short session, and Saturday mex has been
spsl<en Of as the day Of adjournment. Exfse-
rience has shown that Monday is the better
day to e. upon for a hnal adjournment, as it
gives more time to the clerks to hnlsh NJ thhir
business andathe executive to examine biiis4
u
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a Chance for Spectators!
10 200 AcREs IlASD ron SALE
nor CONFEDERATE MONEY

real estate a-aat ~ ncnrhis before the "
4 I'D frr sale iron one O. fvo hundred thor.tr
srss Land arspcptily Arkansas which wee l1cr
Id 81 f.at iirfe iras7 re to flileeh D3lars ~
acre equal T. gold an inw 4cthsrized e. sell "a.
Confederate money loo o11 acres inr Ten Dollars pei
acre auy les am ,t ~ prices varying asro-1ak
- No. 81 res incafion. &c CoTn1neat q ne
character ~ the lais and nltirste tafs 81 tire il
rt-f.rci.t j. rnnece-Ssy- Address A. Chatsznc&
- rarc,rf H. Gen. l. i'Slkl THoS- PETERS
news lm-
- A.isrta Intelligence. c,iumh1s Ensuirs-
C esron CouIiers Crenafa Area Aio-fe i,et.s
Ter ani Nsne<n-e5y Advertiser copy one ulouta "a
serd bin q Rebel Gee
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iNroKrAN1 MovrNEsf.- We LEARN 1tbaii ]
gentleman jnrf tilroush from i.inc.an,lorr,
the Iaiest eincirniaIi 'apersslFc filed With tie
.i.4silssof al important movement. soon u
lie, made le Is, .,heIitioni~is down .sFt
nirs:ss:nri. Major General MeCl4fEaiil
Ut lac head Of ten thohsand iniahtrlL
rrececded'Hl'y seventeen suA boats. Is 10
go down the river 10. ME point in MissfYip-
II, supposed to be Nicksbnrg. AMI there Hei
gin their work Of dew station. The gunlteafs
and troops arc now collecting at ColunIbIs
Ky.
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y
l. order o. oi.rferz1asler cereal hart 49, IT,
ID frl<te1 rl-h -lTre co1trul q coIir ting III hir
of lie becreS kii,rd fffhc army. ~ fasnnt tz1 ~
r1rs base - festh-r ~ actlrl< I1r-crs har-
tax leather hand ara Ezi-iaE hiles I'll u uel
tdlress ne with pr pr fetrre-rcs- Ire sly r-1-f
- -1d. lEi y ! fte drty ~ a. rsti-cttr llaf1I
a>isf n ~ d1Ia AlLt.statF trid 3 r.lt tc1alf
br-re> i-s.i l,e inrrrsz-L- r ~ DtI.LAHD
rep3t n Aair a. g.
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u NJ 7-T-T- IL
Ca1inans n ~ c4rllrF Esffsl-sn< ~ f,-7sa.s,~-
aftatiel 4 8-irl e. n ~ D--,-t---... II -
Tennfsser. wiii re- l-f n. l.stfT m rsli. ~
Csrairy sG-auzIiion in tsi- D-,,,-.r--t Il, ii- =,
can 81 Win TIE ab W order -.i,in -, H.. -
his lste eiil brn1-iit ID 81 : 2 ~ 81 -
Cos-rifE Ac. IA Tie cicsns1t districts 81 M, rsir,
mlnt-
liy order crLt Gen. T. Kiibr smith.
n.f-5--~ :. L. MORAN
MAJ Supt 81 siavziry-
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Csner.l Order
No. 10.
-. meiol iac- tai NUMEROUS ocers aLd lisrs arr
a1.ent RON THIS army wiihnui lr.re e. ~ tiun
IDS eTl - ulirlnus The serr-e an1 tr-rriitli,
- tno-e Who rrar1ng The unifrn = The rulrtier.s
STATES am non hFins ia ard tll-nr inztsad II
sharing TIE ccrr1a eriis z1d dufies Il heir en-
panluns n arms. r,st le arrrsed. SnrA rr1zs DER
ncilon 81 duty Ai1 "a The rrSecr a "a arfi1e sni
pnHerini encny. calls nut only for -hrt- Ten IL
C,'nri1ndi1g Geuersl. 1T 49, fr eErirnf nnr3znles
~ he part q The rrzens ~ The SniL n s-r,e te
ret1rr ~ snrh de|inqlenf~ 10 fi@fr rn-rrrardz
The Co1nmandin< General r.rrrrs that al fcIrrrr
1lln Confines n - 1b~ent viii u Este ShtIl ~
brought ttisre the '-ExANr>l~u Boakl- AZ 5r.-ei
~ a. act 81 CnSres<- emitted An - reIiefe ~
army ~ dl-qalfed d-ssbifd AID incf-rpet-Iii Oh
rrrr- 1cr that their nlrle~ NV - r.,,re r-,
ne roIls 81 The ArnF Ehose Eirry they Gee
o1t WISE dangens ard luils t1rg uluiIin- -
conltrr.
u AT solaie-s rho coufinne -b=snt Eilf bs teatsz
~ crser.ers and u1rithrd - t--k-
By comsnand o. Ger Bragg
tsEoRGE W.. RREN7
Chez - St1f aud A. a G.
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n orde, to prssent the r-ad Of the rziaii pnx =
vaccine sfce has stibliShfd ~ this point b.
the Poet Surgeon AMI j. DIR lie iunediatr clarke
1f Dr. kfafz. who Isl see thai Y spdiers Al the J IL,
fefenf amps re vlccitafet- -
Aicifiz-ns a. web - -.iaie-s wi - racrina, j =
can PROCURE vaccine natter BY applying AZ sid Once
near The Episcopal riiltch
ly order Or frig1dier Ssie=sl Hsina- m
l.. ". HrcAWt.EY 81
rows IN Assistant diufant Genera
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a dcserier from NeNEeern 10 our linet ,hrirgE
inforinatlonlthat the l.nconites aFe hoHccn.
tratins force thesc y that they have already
fifteen ihoasaisd and that as soon As THEY cen
plese Their arFangeinenfs their destination il
Wilmington.
That AyilniFe ton IS TO he an earl, point oi
attack, Is. NO think Tie opinion Of our COME Z
erafe aathorities- God send that our pre,sa-
ra'iona may be adequate Il. meet and repel ths
JOroe Of our invaders / Wilmington .fo,ts-aal
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yIReISIa AsSrtL C3AFEREScE-Thih body
is l9w in session at the Washington street "
F. Church. Pesersbarg- Bishop Early presi1-
ing On The frat day, large nsmbe5 Of 81
ders passed an examination Of character. bur
very little else was dens- The Joint Board o.
FipRnce WAS Instructed to prepare an address
70 tl,e PEOPLE on the subject Of makinEl during
the coming year. more liberal alloN'as1ce for
tie support Of the ministry in viewlo Of the
great incTeaseief prices.
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l1t1lts. -eiGa. AfIs- 1l-t. i>6t
Eeaicd rrorosaE- ai. - re-r.Te1 11tE IL 1rc1r--
her ior iile b1i.iirr e an crintnte Wnrtt 80 r.
l,h aifarf1cs- rl.d u1rrh0lssr - ~ 1r1 lrrl vi
- i1e ana = tEei <h- Fr- fTi her plrriir.
Apply n tsit - y i rtricH- 0i-lrrr lrfce--'
EreTr 0~Site 1rtrrE ~ - given IS fleI C.-rtrr
rnas-esi~ Department. r. Jo,4f<
lo,zi-st Nj : P4s. OF.
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16- Capt. James Coleman, late parpled
prisoner of war; and aid to Gen. Breckinrilge
arrived here yesterday. on his way to MIR,
freesboros to join his General. lie has besn
exchanged and returns TO report for duty
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HORSES AND BUGGY FOR sALEi'

A PINE Young ul-.ra TX y-aFs Ole. uifh god 81
Il de aud tfiie-a good sad a. animal. IT sale 1~
Af<n sec md and ba1Ey. Hitn h ard isarfsss II
le~red- II ndt sold ~ pifate s1is before Satnri VI
ihct vii ~ ~ald - public alcfi0n Al ~ oci0c< -
at lsy. in ffa-t Of Ia F1zhn Aaciina Store
s5vs1 S. p. III r. L. /
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NEGRO FOUND.


VrAKEN Up near wsitrsce Tenn negro. ~.
Il l,aneG Henry. says We belongs 1tn-i.s |1liii-
mi Il Mississippi. said b4y -ays e rot lot ron rs
m isfcr between Cbsttan-i-a ard Tllianorns- T. Z
1er eau lave him b ~ king property and paving
th1fcis-
aesss ls p. 3. REYNOLDS. I
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HnIuNTFRRe

DEfSG fcliy attharized 70 raise ana -rsttr lnta Ne
ID service o. thc CrufrIerstc <tares redinrnf 81
Infantry for the Nar- al t'a-t.ins AaEirz fnnsriss
rfrantLcd have them ni>flr1l Irt lie arrrcf a.
cl,erd Tenn- Iis regiment = zs-ted i-lrtrs-ateiy
arf4 TaT ~ NFuNaN
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NE0ROEs WANTED.

3 WILL p1zy yos,a Irfcr ari f'-Fuizh raffoss ri
tn enfy regro men ~ uliioai care
J. ). BEAUcHA AMP.
noTas-lw Depo- Corr
~ Rebel Ta>Ter ,8lx one reek and seni bill 9
this m g
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Ry LETTER received from Constantirnpls
we lcs1l that tic Circa$siails have fought 81
or eight tsnlcs against ihe gassisus and have
taken poSse$S.dl 80 srnin eissf ~ ten forts
Afterwards i.iTee RasSian steamers from
OAokh Witi . sacat number OF soldiers. ar
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81 Ing taea IS force i,l fli,s-difec-;ois ssefc
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re- obi -ed 20 jam liin. i'.if ADVISED hiin %
trDi tie attack hy giving up ;io rrisoiscrs-
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write 10 Tils. bna iIanft Bey told him filo
circassia,s army w,rii tot Wait. The prison
e-s were ikea transferred. 70 Haunt Bey 5
l1iise- Further news may shortly be expectei
%. this affair.
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