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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

aud surrounding country Was convened al
I o'clock, p. m in Smiths Hail. The
meeting was called to order by Ii. FasSeIt,
E,q, aud on motion S Ii. Harrington Wus
elected President, and Euhu S,rong, aid
Geo Willard, Vice Presidents, aud IL. l.
Morrison, Secretary.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Prayer, by Rev r. H. Conklin.
Music by the Elge Band HAll Coum.
bia.
Singing by the choir Star Spangled
Banner
Reading of WashiugtOu's Farewell Ad-
dtess by J O. Farmer.
Singing 10y the choir-"FAthcr Of Free
dom"
Rev. John Hall being called upon, made
few brief remarks touching The deep love
and veneration for the name Of Washing
ton, when he was but lad, and of The pro-
found grief universally felt at The time vi
his death. OF his having 62 years ago, on
22l of February, 1900, attended meet
ing held III honor OF tho nativity Of ;he great
aud good man, whose memory we wele this
evening met to celebrate.
Singing by the cholr-"Red, White and
Blue"
l.. S. Sherman, Esq. was now called on
and responded iu all eloquent tribute to The
memory Of the true hearted patriots of the
revolution, who under God had been inStru.
meutal in establishing he best government
which 1t had ever fallen 10 the lot OF mau
TO enjoy. Urging all to make the seuil'
menls of the Farewell Address just read,
the guide aud text book OF their pollical
action, putting away the bitter partlzan
spirit by which we bud been led astray
let us return 10 the wise and patriotic cUuu
sells OF the fathers, aud there learn our du
ty as citizens, aud as members Of one com
mon brotherhood. The Uuion was neces.
sary 10 our prosperity aud greatness as q
nation, aud nothing short Of the integrity
of the union, the whole union, could evel
give US that commanding influence as one
OF the great nations of the earth whicl
would be the guaranty of our liberty auC
independence. Believing the present wick
ed aud atrocious rebellion to be on its wane
he could see in the recent victories of lh
union forces, the dawn of brighter an(
better day for our loved country Their,
was power in the government Within th
limits of the constitution Io put down th
rebellion, and let il be done whatever ma,
oppose.
Martial Music.
Rev j. II. Wbalan, vas then called 70
but excused himself by saying that afle
the reading of the farewell address just lii
tened to, the remarks of his venerable frien
Rev, Mr., Hall, and the eloquence of hi
friend Sherman, nothing that he could sa
would add interest 10 the occasion.
Music by the Band.
BenedicIion by Rev. james BonRar
,,o S. II. FARRHGToN President.
D. l. MORRISON, Secretary.
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EASY -PAV.
All kiuds Of Produce received In aymeut Wood Hay aud
C GrRin wanted the present time. GEO. HALL.
Asltabula Deeemler2, lbol ga
good second hand Piano TO rent.
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LoeAL ANO NsoELLANEoUs.
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New HEARsE The Msssrs. Dacro, OF
this villnge, have provided themselves with
o new Hcatse of elegant and tasteful style.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
A Great CAanoe far Bargains in
Piano Fortes and Mclodcons.

This s Oprottuuy before op,el 90 the eieTs
# AShAbula ruuuty vicinity for JorrInc instrumenis
Prsns sypcetins 70 brv ia olr two should eubraee
tL!s opportunity II oHec, ai
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
To the Public !
TOR Nearly three years, have been en-.
n Eageein the

HUN Nthiiy NhNNO JOoieI - hNNp bSNh w
II Esgsein the
Drrg and Medicine Business in ihn taaes.
aud during that time have received very many kndnesses
from my fende and many satisfactory encourgeents from
generous public, for which my hearty thanks returned
Many Of my customers Indebted 70 book and
ny TO whom indebted. with and all ask settle
ment whether the account s agnnst me or In my avor
keep for sale everything IN the Drug aud Medicine line
that you can mention--aimdtl
Drugs, Medicines, Dye STUDS, 10 ProfusOn.
Paints, Oils, md Brushes 10 Great Variety.
Perfumeryof An Minds
From 10 cents 70 S. including Pomades Rose O Bears
OIL by the barrel at rs rents the single barrel,
The hest Sticking salve in the worldgood for Burns
GodIrcys Cordial, Batemans Drops Turkuetou'r Baram
Sperm and British OILS, Cod Liver oi-the bcst Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup.
Sayes for Moies and Pmpes Tuotaoe Drops Eye salves
Cankcr Basan and other things h ths line toe numerous
to mention.
Daguerrean Goods.
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Perfumes and Toilet Goods.

T UBIN'S Genuine French Extracts
~ Joeky Club New Mowp Hay
Patchoua Rose Geraneum
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very fragrant Perfume of our preparation, ram the
Essential Lemon Grass and other epe oils Ladies
aud GsneDaen will dud this very nice aele for the haad-
hsFohsl Inc Bath. fw miety the PM :. ,s.lsses.
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Lemon Grass Cologne,

Also the very popular feFfeuefanR Rpani Coeoaine and
all the popular Hair Dressings Hair Oil Of pre-
psration, he hest and ehsapeSt on in use.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
The War Goes BraEeIY On!!

Roanoke Island and Fort Henry Taken ~!
AshtabuIS Boys gone to Fort Ellsworth
JOHN +. CLIFFORD
Returns to AShtabula to Recruit.
GEORGE WILLARD thinks we have
~ men enough there to lick the rebels and has
therefore secured the services Of Mr. Clifford. who will take
the entire charge Of his
CiOthiHR Department
where he be found during all proper business hor and
wiz be happy o see all Of his old friends aud customers
usual
Clothing made n order short notice. warranted to
made up. - - ~ =
Oa''lns promptly done At the old establishment Of
Asb,.h, GEORGE WILLARD.
Ha''aoeN February ~. 1865 6S5
JOHN f. CLIFFORD wonld respeet.
Itv inSrm his friends he has returned 10 hin old
pace a. LEO apd would be happy 70 sac them
a for past ayor be hose ~ attsntion 70 businsss q
roan hh old customers snd gain bost Of ks sns esb
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1t is worthy of our village advancement,
and entities this euierprising firm to lbe'
raj patronage.
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pArnror1c MErr1Na.

Agreeable 10 notice 10y bills issued late
in The duy on Saturday, February 22d, II
large corcourse of the cijzeus of the viluge
aud surrounding country Was convened ut
I O'Clock, p. IN. in Smiths Hall. The
meeting was called to order by Ii. FasSeIt,
E,q, aud on motion, S Ii. Harrington us
elected President, and Ehu e S,rong, aid
Geo. Willard, Wee Presidents. uud IL. l.
Morrison, Secretary
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

Persons living at distance can hae ineraneris ent 70
them. and y uTpn being ary dealt with though
they here 10 select.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

Pure wnef 3randes and several choice brands Of Whkie
Paints OILS and Dye stuas Toilette Goods and in fact all
articles eonneetod with hrst class Drug Store.
The subscriber formerly junior partner n the firm Of
Hendry Copeland and feeling very thanal the patron
age the public during my connection with the above ATn
hope te continue 10 merit your approval and custom. An
experience OF IL years past 10 this business,
In saying that the Public May depend upon hsv
ing Fresh and Pune Dugs, properly dispensed with strct
personal attention. and with f and honorable dealing At all
tnes We hope TO make many frlends and epstomsra.
The Famiiy Medicine Gad Preserip'iOa Store.
Open on suudhys for the preparation Of prescriptions apd
the dspsnsing Of medicines only, FROM 70 ION \, and
from 40 fxfM. w. 3, COPELAND, Agt
AtbishulS, December II, 1901, 2S
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BEWARE OF INPosIrIoN.

Persons taking Instruments around pretending to sell
cheap &c generally hare unreliable grade of instruments
Persons about purchasing should always write TO Mr. Hail.
see him befO;e doing So
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ther column.
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ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Prayer, by Rev. r. H. Conklin.
Music by The ELgle Blnd-HAll Colum.
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In Jefferson. Feb. 2Olh, by s. Hollan. NJ iss
EMMA A. STEPHENS to Mr. WEsLEE c. TIFrEvY.
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FOREIGN TRADE.

SIR. HALL has shipped instruments almost every
in the Union Persons residing iu indiana Michigan Illinois
Wisconsin and other nf the Weet partealzrg
ycd 20 correspond with Mr. IL this tP, he
tany make it greatly to their advantage to order o h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

IduIIy BTUCtIItN
Tea the best in town for lS
Sugars at all prices syrups ; Rio and Jays
coiTres, ginger rice cassia, rasins, &c.
Boots ard Shoes, nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses Bulmorul and all otlersiylea Mems
aud boys heavy aud light boots.
RuLters. Ludiea, gents and misses rubber
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19

~ MILITARY MRETING.-A meeting Of
~ the officers Of the 10th regiment Mississippi
volunteers was held st the Coloael's quarters. in
camp, near Richmond, on the i2sA ssst. Major ..
B. Baker waS called to the chair, and Lieut.. c. d.
WILSON appointed Secretary. The Chairman
briefly and appropriately explained the object ef
tho meeting; when, On motion, d committee, eoR-
sistns OF tho following officers, was appointed 70
prepare preamble and resolutions expressive Of
the objects and views Of Me meeting. viz: Lieut.
C. II. Wilson, Capt Elijah Stay, 1Ieul J. Il. Das.
ear, Lieut.. Thos. J. Hardy, AID Lieut.. John q.
IIuwis.
The committee, aeer Il brief abeease, reported
tbs following:
FArGes, we have just learned officially that our
rsum ent has been transferred fioA the brigade Of
Gen. }. X. TRHHBLa, Under whose eoll,nAa. We
have so long and 30 P!ssaausly served, and deeply
rosrsttiDg he necessity wh;sh conpels as to rasf
whh our beloved Commander: Therefore. as ex.
prs~sve OF Gar views on has Aukjsct. be ],
Feeslres, That In Brig sdisr snsrai TkHxBLz,
We recognize the aSla ard Ekill!rl General who,
by his kindness nnd s,,ention to the officers aEi
Hlen ander his command, his RntiriAx sxertlon ~
promote their comfort uuder al sreaiaataaees his
cool bearing and personal daring W ha leading his
command on the field OF bsttu, mas greatly and
Justly cAdsared himself to every man, sfAcsr sAd
private under his command
Res..rGd, That ne part with our beloved Com
mander with feelings Of sorrow una regpet; feelings
Justified by long and intimate associaaou, and ren-
dersd more int0ut by The MANY trying scenes
through which We huvs passed together and in
which we have always found him At his post
caring for tho wants Of each and ALL and never
asking TO 60 where he unwilling 70 lead, or
expecting Nh 10 endure either hardships Or priva
tons which he dbl not ehserfu!ly share.
Resoissd That we tender our best wishes to our
late Brigadier General andstaH for their future VOL
fare and happiness aud exp-ess tho hope that Pros
petfty and success may attend them IN all their un
) dertakings. whether in war or In peace; and rs
Missiks plans. we shall always cherish the remen
braace Of our late Generals kindness and virtues
and reeur with pride and grutisieation to tho re-
membranes of the fact that for many months we
formed u pOrtsa of TREMBLk's brigade
Roeetrea That the Secretary be instructed - far
nish General TRKABLx with copy OF these pre-
eeedings and resolutions, and that tho same be pub
lishsa In ahs EieA4ond papers,
A4W 8. X. BAKRR, Chairman.
Lieut.. y. n. WILSON, Secretary. jy Ip-lt'
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Hanss ~ lGte battles, somo Inventive Yankee
pabaahSd q wonderfm dream Of (Asn. Mcclellan, In
whisA the spirit q George Washington appeared
q Nm. Showed hin Q map Of Virginia, aud
soanmaly urSed him 70 put down the rebellion
Ths AtaA evidsotly taken from The lying dream,
Attenated 10 yehn q. Calhoun. in whfah Wsshias'
ton Qpsarsd 70 ~ CREST Caro;inim and sternly
tebahed hin for hig disnisn sentiments. The Ida
Il. 0aep Wsahinstoa. hving Or dead holding my
1snssss Win an invader Of Virginia, AuL showing
I'm . mp II his native State, that Mcclellan
n,seat kace Il cot IN hues OF blood, b worthy o.
- YaAen Wonss d tho map embraced the CLieA.
&hoa1sy swsnps we snspcct the only sphi. that
SA&0 Mcclellan b ono that he b little too bud Of
eahlAg Aon Tho "vasty deep Of the d,s,filsries ::
I'D ~ n tbs condition, b. mistakes Old Scott
<who soassdass hinself eTusl to George Washing.
toni showing him map Of Virginia. for The Pstber
Of h Co1stsy. a man must cestainly be very
dFunk = mako that nistsks.
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Valuable Dlslnftct0nA

W. ,u, A,.. . o....,., e NJ,
nn ..1s w
PURCELL. Ladd & Co., with reference to disinfect-
ami which, from It's cheapness simplicity Of manu-
fc,ure anil ofc:ancv "a ar The presan. Tina ,,x,,.
~ ~
usois TO the eouth we invite afternoon to the sub
jeet. We learn that the powder, prepared accord.
ing 10 the prescription has been ssssel In se versl
h,.,.o,, l., ,h,, o,,~ On, f,,a a,.;r.,x ...,,..t
u''p'a' III 'n'' "n' ioaAu '1~oy s"4'e ~" :
nrseoi'0 eApr"ss wen great rp'i'" ~ ~ pfoMp'
efficacy In wounds that were In q very bad conii
ton:
Dy;.~ y,,... o.,.,.,, w. .. , =
49,, s,.,',."..,,.s Nv. hs'. ~ -. 90 =. III n =.
o usu.s p, n 10, .I D.s -. ~ W .ou 'no ~
O.. ar.,siun .,nr,,Is 90 ~hich ~. s',a'n
al ne hx ~, VIM (iilhan v Nj Calon,, - .,sn
49, ~: rrx nannd. IF tha rowa.r nrs,.as.,s ..'
saSe us rev pourn no, =. ING po"osf; ptepa.Sa ~
..u...a.'. ".;n,, .ha. :. sill a.s. ,. s.'
s''..t;n,, f'e "' - ''' o'0'S "a
S, 80. ~ n-.no-o>,o, =. s,,n,,. .a ~.
.;.i ohss~ A. nsr,s ~ cns To- ,tsS ,horo.nh
10 LIN o',s brnSrsI nar.s 10Th hv .,s,yh, 81 -.
No have pran.red a sandy and will ohaarfn,ix
f,rn,sh ,rIthnn, charrs -, anv srroeon : .~f,o;.n
Nv A mako an AZ ner,msnt Of its ta;eaoy
~ Varv ravrsatAnllv
PuuCs,I. Lam A. ~
Drroci.ts 4.
Eo,s-Casl fe.r and plaster Of Paris have kaso
,..i here un.reca.a,,llv hscansa md In mnrS.sr
.ronortionu
~ se."I 49, .as uunc "a" Ms3odi
wer'a mas gee. s1sssy .as11' sy soe .nIeaas
non 81 new s.a Ma, "D' "Plssl apPnss.ioa
lot a!esHnx Wssaa.' Ol.0'a. e1Pel,MonIs 60 tAn
oIesanS nsvs Dss. naao d. - 80; oa%' wh.fe
sAnoes Asu vss~ ~ o a.. "a .n: NIno lsoSlvS
speoAl sIesaoa- ins "sss NJ. ssrs 81
Poso, si.1l sApe.iuea' WIN 'ni. u"o'ec'aAt q
soPPuiItlns woonas ~ Psal9 Maee aas rspereA
Iavorapiy ~ sns Aosaemy =. ssss"0eA We extract
sons Pxssasss ron ,ne IeHsl.:
large Aammuhafy ulcer, VIVA moruaoafloA
~ inc skh. VIZ usH.se WIN tNe topic pain IA pow.
ger es aug poMaas. .ne aa and
.ns oaor aisappsslsa: q. ,0s sa,ss us .ns sasetsa
surface De"'''oS sssnSo "''a ''e nssAaa Without
pan;
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Hruu hAvnS assumed TIE FORM eoa 0uHimE
Ssw~ q ths anaconda. the enemy now Rnds h:sa-
~ assardicg 70 The New York H~Std, tn aa1
~ aso That paper declares that In return Tor tAs
,unsnss outlay Of blood and treasure whish 'As
1sr,A has hsarred- has gained rcrs V*as and loss
seri ss.cA II further declares that the Ccrederates
~ Stronger than ever that ithsy have mora sob
tBsrs thaa ehs xor.a that tho numbers os VDsoa
na n ths souat are daily Establishing, and tue
esparaaisn Of The tsEe sections grows wider tna
w4Ao. In shori, tho H~sM aduaisa that shs Fsds'
~ uezsrnns1t Is Ia q "ea! e ses!-
Bsnastt very plainly secs tie imposabI!fy &
sahiusaAlng ths South. sad desires 70 impress de
Eorthan mind with the same eonvietion. The rsA
psn with him =, that he ssss nothiay but ruin 70
o. xsrtA IN ths prosecution Of hopeless war-s
pnh Il which hs that hrs never been trus to aay
bot hnasN fsars Will snvcl0p bis own affairs IN ,ts
wsde YaneA Therefore he would prefer 10 see It
eAeppsA sa euae. His tactics are well known. His
nj q rowing beth ways n once has never been
s4qallsA In the article 10 which we slluds, e.
tasts 1tsm which appeared ia on paper yesss<daJ,
b aAkss eas subjsgahon rs impossible and he
w~ . hopeless. This b 70 iaasesAs ths pnslIs
mid u dkeeeion be desires TO turn u. BS. lost
era kae O. ara his reasons aud concluSons In
\
Nangw u witch he places himself by leaving tAs
sn6iss1 at this point. He dreads Port Hamilton or
eous eAAeg northern bsstile, and 70 savs himself
h peoeseds 70 inquire what hall the Lincoln Gov,
sunnent % IN this d;lenmn IN this hopeless confi
Aaa Ct ~ attempt al sublugaton How shall II
~ suA e khe sH DE- In which ii Is involved Z
sUlsaN Ne pve up the war, and let the rebels go In
paAas 2" aaks the Herald, and 1t rasponds newer
Il eosrnA It declares that the conflict hes gone
~ e., aaA has ass umed the Sublime aspect Of
~whsthAf Ms country can be saved, and It nsserts
Nh nust b done by desperate e:.ors, concluding
Wnh III pesuliarssntences I'VE in eul do SCI,
Asa which our only escape IS the suppression Of
~ Debsldoo by farcas While the Ssu,h can take
vOv ntale alarm from he Heald's mode Of crash.
~ - rebchon, since II proposes nothing ner, IL
81 tvs no hope to the ssevians Of the North, who
ase swars NJ doubt that all the 'forcs" their mas
<1 - Washington soald employ against Us has
been huRieA upon as with all possible venom.
he al De 80 b not to be very readily escaped.
IT. Alkaolues Of The malignant foe, who fn.is
lilmasf oneiossd within II are hut to be multiplied
- 49, yrouesses while weof the South fighting for
sw< aanfest rights and most sacred thinss,
ehsasal and Strengthened by suecessss. and the
bnssnsayssvidsns and deep embarrassments. Hls
psoV1Asang and naintaiAing his armies In ths in
vsAsd es~nfy, where he u mot aud crippled by no
tBsto9nnsh foe, al A~preM his spirit and All him
80 aeDssAsnaiouA They bat Increase ener-
49, "a encourage our hopes Of the speedy vindi-
saaisa = eur rights, and the Punishment Of the
hated fse rem eur beloved country
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DIEI1.,

On The .sth Inst. q = QUARTS past SIC Nse.ocs,
s''s !Gsi .f & Il Is
His funeral WI t1ku place from h1 I.fs rssi-
dencs, o~rner Of E;d and Trankln streets, Sunday,
Ut - o'clock His friends and relatives and me
members Of the Typographical Society are Invited
tv Ut tend without f1rther nctics.
On Yesterday r,ashing, CLARA VIRGINIA, only
child IT the late Geo. Harris and Amanda Jones,
nsed SIX months and eighteen days
The fiiends Of the ft'ny are re4nestsl TO attend
her funeral t',is afternoon ut o'clock, from her
,not,sr = Residence, on 18th street. @5f
On the 18th INSTANT, WILLIE LEROY, son of
parthenia and William L. Laid, decd, aged eleven
menths and ten days.
His funeral will take place ircm we rcsnence OF
his mother, on Franklin greet, this Saturday.
morning at 10 o'clock The friends and ec'iuaint-
anccs nre invited to attend.
Al the residence of Mr. james Murphy, Ffank!in
street, Mr.. JOHN NCKEEEA. q, native Of the
county of Monaghan Ireland
IIis friends aud acqnsfntances. aud those Of M.
Murphy, respectfully requested to attend his
funeral. at o'clock today. from St Peters Caths-
dral, without further notics.
Ia this city, at the house n Mrs. El:m. on
Wednesday morning, 10Th Inst, at :; O'Clock. from
wounds Received on Friday, 9th June, ON the bat
field near Gamers Mil. THADDEUS H. SAN
FORD, member Of %. C. 9Th Alabama regiment,
about % years Of age.
HIS death wss tranquil apd peaceful. N IRE tho
dying moments Of al who nve In the fetr Of Odd
and de battling for the rights q thsir country ahd
In defence " their homes, their affairs, and te
stituticns whieh kind Providence has placed s.i-
der our protection J.E.T
In Richmond, on Mo 9th h,~t, ef wo.nds received
In the battle Of Monday, JrBs asth. JOHN r.
NO6HLRY Of Charlotte county, Va. IN the ed
year Of hs aga.
He IVES . daslfal soa ND eapsistent C4rfss4ssa
kind and gentle n Ak depcrtnNt. was beloved By
al who knew him. Conssisns Of Ma situation il
wM but short AlAe bsfsss his death, when asked
BY his father n hs regretted sslpg in the army that
he replied, with hk ssssl Arnnsss. II prefer dea,a
to Nbjugattos."
In Esrfolk, July 9th, JOSEPH T. ALLYN, q
Distinguished merchant q that city, in tbs SnA
year Of his aga
On the oath June last. at the rsMde0ee Of CApaAa
h. J. Anderson, eth street. after brisf illAse|,
Corp1 JOS. L. THOMAS, Of the Thomas Artillery
lF The rsmaiaA4of TIMOTHY J. PURCELL,
number Of Co. e, lst1Rsst Va Vols, killed o. mo
3lst ~ May, at The battle OF Seven Pinea was rs-
inferred Ia the 6hoekes Hill Cemetery On Sunday,
the lJtd INST. Reenicseoe IN pacc
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FROM THR NORTH

the CAPTURE OF TIN 1RAZER
The litte tug Teeser, captured IN james river NOT
hong sincc, arrived at Washington On Wednesday.
She " to 10 repehed. The following Is tho Official
.seoouut OF her capture.
Z. 4. STEAMER MARaTAHzA
JaInes River, July 4 lel2 {
1lr-ln obedience to your order, proceeded up
the river this afternoon, accompanied by the Monf-
tor, for the purpose Of making q Reconnaissance,
and ssrcrtaining the force aud position of the
my In the nsighborhood Of Turkey Bend
Nothing was seen Of the enemy until opened
de reach Of the riveT at Haxalls when discover.
I'D an enenay's Sunboat, which, snon - she dis
covered my approach, opened Are. This l imme.
diAtey returned, and, tbs third re shell pass.
ed through and exploded her boiler. The crew at
once psecipitateiy abandoned her, and on coming
eP. took Possession, capturing everything ON
board including pabiie md private papers aud Of.
send herewith.
The capture proved 70 b. the armed propsllar
Teazsr commanded by Hunter Davidson. late "a
officer Of the United etaAss navy, and mounted QUE
~ pounder rife gun of 81 cwt., and ous rife "a.
FOUNDER, With ample supplies Of ammuniHon. We
afro eaptassd Confederate balloon, Q quantity OF
submarine telegraph wiFe, end the appliances Of q
snbmas1ns battery. We ssW aloft saall squad of
cavalry, but nothing 70 indnos the bslist thxt Q
farcs Of any aeeouns can exist In that viciuity.-
The trooDs were probably attactsd b. The Arms.
returned With ths psiss 70 ths anehosass.
sfa 50 Z. q. NrfykNs,
81 .&@s s. LisntsnApt CO&imxndIps.
II oe'e Je.s Rafvs,
s = sypt 01swr J.n ,ty.a,
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'T.enr1AI MArrHR0.

f,rfi /, h4 payk "A MISUNDERSTANDING uhe ma
tire Of which We did not lssrn) between hessTa
Nichos. asnly and Mssses g,k .S ~ nsrt,rs on
Thursday night They mst In or nesr Adsanss va.
ley long afssr nightfsu. attended BY seconds, ana
the ground being measured Cd. fired at each other
at twenty ave psee~ with rifles The nett rss h
both parties retirud satisncd.