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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-02
MARKETS.
Ferrysburg Markets
onRBorrD WEEKLY BY Y.H. MILLER 60.

ooRREorED WEEKLY BY Pr. MILLER co.
Wheat Bbu.. $4,000 Flour T9brl .$5@5K
Tallow y fb....... &c Hams " ib .90I0e
Rye q bu ......... 500 Shoulders y H.. Sc
Oats q bu 80. l80n2Oc Eggs b dor 49,, l2I<c
Corn, snelled, q bu. $50 Poultry y n 5@6c
Potatoes q bu :. 2O@25c Feathers q To 44@D50c
Butter u fb.. .l0@12o Green Hides S9fb -3<c
Lard y ftJ 7@sc Salt y brl. .92.00@250
Glover Seed q bu $3.50 Dressed Hogs 2,509S
Corn Ia ear q bu 25c
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HERIFFS SALE.

C,HERIFF'S SALE.
John Olmstead vs.. Shafer & Young.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and deliv- =
cred, will offer for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House in Perrysburg, in said
county on
Friday January 17th 1852.
between the hours of IL and clock p NJ. of said
day the following described Lands and tenements
to wit The west half of the south east quarter Of
Section No. "a, in town three, of the United States
twelve miles square reserve in Wood county, Ohio,
containing 81. acres. G.E. GUYER, Sheriff.
E. BIssFLL, Jr. Atty.
Dec. 18th, l90l-33w4S2,9
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Frederick Mead ct al VS.. AnsOn Smith ct al
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
in Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
livered, will offer for sale at public ven1ue at the
door of the Court House in Perrysburg, in said
county on
Friday, January nth, 1862.
between the hours of ~ aud O'Clock, r. NJ. Of said
day the following described lands and tenements to
wit: The south part, west half, east part of frac
onal quarter, section S3, town 8, n. r. IL, g.
tanning acres appraised at 500, and the west half
east half of the fractional quarter of section 49,
town to range as above, contanng3 II 49-l0O acres
appraised at S4,69 G. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
+. BIssELI, Jr. Atty.
Dec. 18th, l95l-S326.
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nR. ID. II. ID A III l. Il N.
Through the urgent request of number of our
citizens, DR.. Dahlen has been prevailed upon TO
abandon his project of again returning to Ponnsyl-
vania, and continue his residence among us. He
will therefore continue his practice Of medicine as
usual, and though he cannot warrant certain cure
in every case he fatcrs himself that twelve years
practice in Europe and this country has capacitated
him to treat the majority of cases with signal sue
cess. Residence ON I'd street, few doors north Of
Louisiana Avenue.
Perry sburg o., Dec. 5th, lS6l-3lwly.
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL the Commissioners of Wood county, have APP
pointed viewers and surveyor on petition for
county road commencing at point on the Perrys
burg 4 Findlay Road, where .he north line of sec
tions l6, II and Is, Perrysburg Township, Wood
county, Ohio, intersects said road ; thence east
along said north line Of said sections l6, IL and S
until il ntersectS the road running along the east
line Of said section 10, and there terminate and
that the viewers AMI surveyor will meet at the
house of John Yeager, in Perrysburg Township,on
the Goth day of January next
JOHN YEAGER, Prin. Petitioner.
Perrysburg, Dec. 16, 1S6l-33w4.
DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IN the Commissioners Of Wood county have APP
pointed Viewers and surveyors on petition for
County Road commencing at the northca corner
of sectlon SO in Perry Township, Wood county, o.,
tn nee west on the section line to intersect coun
ty road at or near Hatfield School House, in the
same township. and that said viewers and surveyor
will meet at the house of George Strouse in said
township on the 18th January next.
GEORGE TIEGMAN, Prin. Petitioner.
Perry twn Dec A i6I.-22w1$
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GOOD NEWS

A cHOIcE sELECT TIoNl
WINTER ooopsl
"HEAD QUARTERS!
PERRysBuRa. OHIO.
! Ny stock is new end we'll selected aud embraces
tho best is,o., and cheapest styles of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ALL COMO, GOING
| G II Z A r FOR G A s II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
J" Columbia papers will please copy.
For the Advertiser.
Tribute of RpSnacf

At meeting of the Band Of the lLth Regim't
:. C. V, held in camp at Laurel Hill Church,
July slSG2.-capt. sIEGEI. was called to the
Chair and WN LOTT requested to act as sccrcta-
ry, when the following Preamble and Resolutions
were offered by L. 0. LovELAcE and unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in
the lispcnsation of his divine Providence, to re-
move from our midst, our esteemed friend and
Brother. W. P. HENDERSON, who fell in the
battle Of Monday evening, the Goth of June, s62; :;
and while VIC bow with humiliation to the will Of
Almighty God, We can but mourn the loss Of our
friend. His gcnticnany demeanor and solderly
department won the esteem of all who new him.
{" Peace b. to his ushes"
Rrsuirel That in the death Of W. T. HEIDER-
sos the Banf Of the lith Regiment s. c. v, have
not only lost Invaluable member, but q true
friend and devoted Christian.
Rcmlrcd That each member of the Band wear
TIE usual ba'lge of mourning for thirty day.
Il soired, That copy OF the above he sent to
the family IF the deceased. to whom VIC "fer our
symratLieI, aad that the proceedings Of this meet
in be published in the Richmond DisprtcA, Co.
lumba Gmardiun and Edgrfcd 4ldrrrtiser.
C. L. SIEGLE, Chairman.
w., ,rr S..,ry
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Returned Soldiers.

Our community has been much gratilied .''y the
arrival amongst ust within the last week, Of our
esteemed fellow-citzen, Capt. JoMS L. BACON, of
the Confederate States Army. lie has been s;eal-
~ nt his post during tctm Of fifteen months,
aud is only here now short visit 10 his family.
We have all hccn benefited by his woned cheer
fulncss and hope for him success and honor.
Corporal McIIESRY, of McGowAX's Regiment,
one ur the nuble fellows who fought so hcroicaliy
before Richmond, arrived at this place on Monday
evening last. His wound though still in an ugly
condition, is considered no longer dangerous with
care: and we hope he will soon be himself aga:
4 true srldier, and an upright man, the Dstric
will not fail to rcmcmb his disntcrcsted services
BY reason OF an uuinentional oversight, W.
omitted to mention ut the right time the @trrn o
our young friend, CHARLES CovAE, who was alst
wounded in the battles near RichmoDd. lie il
spoken of by all who knew him in service as be
| ng one of tho best of soldiers, and we are glat
to lea7n that lie is in a fair way Of recovery.
We were also pleased to see on our streets OF
M9nlay, Lieut.. AypE:ws, of the 9th, and Sargt
LAKE of the Lamar Artillery, both improving il
| health.
WV. II. BuRnELL, of the 7th, also arrived
amuny us last week. md is looking finely cCnsid
ering his long service in the army.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

A DARING SPY HUNG.-A man named Ma
son, resident Of Fairfax Count, Va, but Il
native Of Pennsylvania, was hung near Cor
donsvile few days since. The division
commanded by Gen. Longslrcet was pushing
for point which it was known the enemy
desired to reach and occupy As the column
was pressing forward, a courier, pretending
to have orders from Gen. Lee, halted each
brigade until he reached the last, when Long
street, observing the movement, desired to
know what it meant. He was told that Gen.
Lee had ordered the halt, and upon demand
ing to know the authority for the order from
Gen. Lee, was pointed to the courier, who
had not had time to make his escape. The
man was Immediately arrested by Longstreet,
who frustrated bis designs. He was examin-
ed and condemned on the spot. Forged or.
ders to both Jackson and Hill were found on
his person, those for Longstrect having been
delivered, and he acknowledged that he had
been acting as Confederate scout for eleven
months, and all that time was traitor and
spy. He was then condemned and executed
in about fifteen minutes.
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Late from Yirginin.

RlcnNoxD, Va. Aug. 35O.-Thc I,ynch5arg
Republican says thai Garlic, whorepresenffd
the PlcrIont ususp lion in the Lnxon Sen.
a.e, is s,umpng the Westcrn part of Virginia
il, favor vi he South. At ClarkcshHrg lie
Sai.l that he waS no longer i'll favor oi Lhc
war, but with lilc South, against the anti
Slavery party, and that it Was folly to tall; ol
suhjuga,ing the South
1t is reported that the enemy have evacua-
ted the kanawlla valley, and that IN heir re.
treat they attempted to burn The kanawha
Salt works, but failed.
The citizens of NorlhW estcrn Virginia
are docking eastward to join the Confederate
army. -.
Tie rews from the seat Of war in Virginia,
as far as received, continues t. be most cheer
ing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03
ssTo the Planters.n
Agency OFFICE, 40 BRoAp.STREE7

August ~, lSG2.
.Ncssrs EH;nss From the number Of letters
I am still receiving frum various parts Of the
State, requesting information about the pledged
Cotton" and rs to the manner Of renting all
amounts fur Cotton already sold, ind to be sold,
I have concluded that the card I recently pub
lishel on bth OF these points in your paper could
not have been seen by all parties interested. VIII
you, therclure, allow me To state again that MIR.
TIos. y. JOHNSON, an experienced Cotton Broker
If his city, with his assistants, will call On all
parties in due time and negotiate with them as to
ikc purchase of The Loan Cvtlun:" but will
thank all planters who have already sold, or in
tend selling TO others, tlian the Government, to
remit uc the net proceeds of sale, eithe: in o
,iraf on one of our City Banks, or in Treasury
Notes, without further delay. As soon rs as
certain whether they prefer Confederate Bonds of
:r,fcatcs of Stock, (buth bearing eight per
cent. interest, hut the furmer payable To bearer
aat the latter tn or.lcr,l will have them prepared
and rcmitted to the planters. But it is important
that should first receive the remi itanecS for my
orders are give c!ht per cent. interest from the
date of the receipt Of all moneys, and it will be
impossible to make calculation until receive
&c amount AS the Bpnls nnd Certificates Of
Stock are only issued in lO90's 500, zoos and
sos, shoul.l the amounts of sales DO uneven
will further thank the planters to add on the frac-
iur 50 as to make il conform with the issues Of
the above securities. Pressing eusa ;ements, in
c,nncction with the duties of my Office, compel
nc to adopt this mode Of communicating with my
friends in tic country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

Az IMPORTANT SECRET EypEpITroS-We
get the following significant paragraph from
The Philadelphia Ledger: a guard of marines
and Ito sailors have been ordered from Brook.
lyn, New York, to the New Irnnsides. The
"cracl" sailors of the navy, to the number of
about j06, have been within a few days Sc
lected from the different receiving ships in
commission at the home ports and sent on o
secret expedition, which is expected to "as-
tonish the natives" of some port OF the rebel
States. The Winans steamer, it is announced,
will have q band in the a!l:air, which is begin
ming to excite intense curiosity inside" the
service The Winans steamer is the iron ci-
ear-shaped vessel bought few years ago at
Baltimore, and which probably comes nearer
the true principles of u ram for war purposes,
in her shape and construction, than any other
kind Of vessel yet built.
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Military Execution.

The sentence Of the Court martial on Cor
poral Geo. II. Burger, company i, first resl-
meitt S. G. artillery, WHO was iuund guilty Ul
an iatealon to desert and attempting to per
Suade Others tn desert with hin, WAS CARRIE!
in:o effect on SulIivan's Island Thursday, pre-.
csely al II m. IIc was shot Il! that hoar 'Ii,
the open space about Two hundred yac.is IL
the east oftIlc Moultric House. just Gcyo'd
the Bcaurcgard battery, III full view Of the
blocka;;ing fleet.
The execution took place inprrscnce Of the
unfortunate mans own regiment. also Col,
keitt's regiment! a portion Of Col. Dunrvant's
regiment anu the rr,'vost mirSliiI's guard,
composed oI detachment from the forty
sixth Georgia and tue Charleston bat.al:on.
The proceedings were under the control VI
ll,r provost marshal, Lieut.. Col. Glii!&rd,
a:r' were marked by great military solemnity
and precision. The prisoner WIS brought out
lay tic guard, accompanied hy the Right Rev.
Eishcp Lynch, who administered tu him iEr
cosulat ,ns OF religion ard ,liurcl np;, a:t
prayc; previous 10 III" execution. .lItl"Gsi;
lie ::e,.ineli ,lscpi; impressed with tine awni-
lics.: c,' the scene. as he marched laNidG the
square 10 i!e sake, the baud playing the
dead ulalcn, tir prisoners: 'ienleanor was per-
frc!Iy composed anu evidenced IL calm resig,
rl,.t:a 10 his i;,tr.
Al; the halls tired six in number, took ef-
ii,ct in .is hody, .nd he fell perfectly insensi-
bic, although apparently alive for about five
minutes afterwards.
The deceased was native OF lio,idort. Now
York. where his parents INV reside He wa'
but few months over twauiy-ane yaa:s o!
age and had been engaged previous t" the
war on sevrr, vessels trading between New
York and Charleston. IL was buried in The
soldiers burying-ground on Su!ivaas Island.
Charleston Courier, 29tn.
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For the Advertiser.

The Eigefeld Village Aid Association acknow-
lodges the following donations: Mrs. EErsLY
MINIS S.; Mr.. ALF#En HUGHES $40.
We have ais" received 2JU yards Of shrting,
and u lot Of thread and buttons, purchased with
muney amounting to $50, collected through the
energy ami perseverance of Miss ". a. BuIE, TO
whom all praise is due for her untiring cxerticns
in every praiscworthy enterprise. Miss Buir has
handed MS S., the donation of Mr.. BExAJAH
RAMBo,-a!so Il lot of Knitting Cotton, and five
pairs of socks, her own gift to the Association.
There is Il call upon our Association to assist in
the making of a uniform for Captain LEWIS JONES
company. We hope NIL, whether members OF the
Association or not, will come forward and help.
All who were present Mt our last meeting, of We'd
nestlny August 9th, responded very readily.
Every lady who is willing to assist will please
hand in her name 10 the President in order that VIC
may know how much help to depend on. The work
will be ready in very short time, and We request
that all who arc willing to help will hold them
selyos in readiness, us it will he necessary to use
all possible dispatch. Those ladies. who from
various causes cannot sew, may give Il small
amount Of money to help pay seamsrcsscs.
Mrs. ANN GRIFFIN, President.
Mrs. WM. GOODMAN, Sec'ry and Treas.
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Public Meeting.

In response to call for public meeting ut
this place Monday lnst, to take into consider.
ton nomination of candidates for the Legisla-
turc, arcspcctablc portion Of the people assembled
10 the Court House Il: halfpust one o'clock. On
motion, Col. A. SlMKlHs was called to the Chair,
and the meeting proceeded to business.
Aftor IN interesting discussiunpf the subject
matter of the call, by Col. M. FRAZER, WV.
ADAMS, Esqr, Rev. II. c. IIrnLoyG, and others,
the rropriety of u nomination was condemned
without dissenting voice. At the suggestion of
Col. JoHS IIuIrT, the meeting sattenion was then
drawn to tho condition of our State authorities,
especially with references to the State Convention
and the Executive Council. On motion Of ". w.
ADAMS, Esqr., the chairman was directed to up
points committee Of five to present to the meet
ing proper expression Of public sentiment on
this subject. The committee was named us fol-
lows: W. W. ADAMS, MAJOR ABRAM JONES, Col.
G. CnEArnAN, Col. THOMAS LASHAM and REV.
II. c. HEIloyG. After brief withdrawal, they
submitted the following resolution which was ut
once and unanimously carried:
"Rcsolrcd, that the delegates to The State Con-
reutioa from Eycjieid Distret consider themselves
instructed jar as his assembly is concerned, to
uxe their rjDrts TO terminate at the erstcnce
| of the EIecnt;rc Council, and immedinteiy there
after 20 terminate The ..ristenec ot the State Con-
rcntion"
The resolution having been adopted without
opposition, Maj. EMMEr SEIDELs moved, land i,
was carriedl tnnt the papers of tho State be re-
qucsted to publish these proceedings The meet
ing then adjourned.
A. sINlKINs, Chairmait.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

MvHDEE IL PRisoH.-A few d"vs since VIC
published from tie Chicago fribn,Ie:a l'n:i;,y
acrcuit o. tie ,,,izarc in that city. Of George
burroughs, Esq. of Memphis. He was ar
rested rs sny. and s,nt from Chicago to the
prnitertiary nj Alton, III. We now learn
tia. l.c was i!,r"anv murdered hy ON" "i
the caqrs. uafc: he i;;.,luw'iG circumstances
Il. ,v.,S ~it';,::- in his hnni. ami haH :. ncws
paper laying ca the platform, when the guard
i.as:c,i reading ihe latter. after making
several rounds. sickcri the |,*.crinto b. 5 face
when he remarked. v'ry !.!casanily, that if
he had knns:a The lE'fcr Was in his (tiIc
@nnr,i',l wa,y. he woail have. rcmnvcd it.
The GUARD then sad, "Ncitc,l;y, y,a reel
sn;l "i . b-!,, don't talk 10 me or will Kill
YOU whn:i he Eirrd Ii" contents oi MS musk.
e. in ii> ia." killing bin Instantly
THIS ST, "mcmt os ta': unprnv"I":l anal hor
rid affair i from me-; wh, werr within ten
f.."t o Tie p.,"ii'.s when i: occurred. It. is
oac nr tiir most c.i,i binoscl mHr,i";s We have
been cai,"i rprl TO record since tic con-
,a"ncrr,cn: uf tc wa:, ana ih. pern'.tta:0r
shoaEI !.r INSTANTLY fe:na'ni"1 ~ our govern
mcnt for Observation-Disclosures Appeal.
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Counterfeit Confederate Notes.

Considerable agitation l:s been produced
in this and other cities 10y tie discovery in cir
culalon Of large amount ol Confederate
notes supposed to be counterfeit. Many good
judges doubt whether they arc 70; genuine,
and the treasury department at Rrchmond
has been appealed to decide tue Question:
though we duubt if the officials i'll that dc.
partment would be competent judges in the
case. Some of the supposed counterlcis hav.
il e, We learn, been paid out !y them. Until
their decision is had, it would b" better TO re-
Train from receiving or passing The suspccte'!
notes, and to put our readers Un their guard
we append the marks Of those considered
doubtful:
All the spurious hills are limitations of the
genuine imprint Ut lIuyur Il Ludwig, are on
much better paper than the genuine, and of
a better style of cngravins, and dated Sep
tember 2 1862. In the $lOOs genuine the
mule near the cotton press i'll tue vigrettc is
very mdiStiuct, and stands with its head from
the spectator spolies IL the wagon wheels
arc mere plainly engraved than in the gentl.
Inc. In the counterfeit the mule is plainly
engraved, and stands with his head toicat,is
the SPECTATOR; there are iwu small rocks in
the genuine, near tic :aiiUrS right foot, in the
lct. hand lower corner, while there are tire
in The counterfeit. There is Il slight circular
hair stroke across the right les and left foot
OF li,r sailor in the genuine, w.iicn is omitted
in the counterfeit. This last mark is Doubt
FIJI, as it is said does not exist in some of the
genuine The ink of the c. .nlcrlci is dlr
kcr.
In the so. :. :. on the right side f thr
:,.,:.:::;> head stands eli j. ;i'e conn;:.rie;
t. i piown oil ~ tie vi;tt, i'll :i!c genunct
lies SMOOTH; The slcdse hammer in his hand
has streak Of light upon it in the counter.
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Eei, which gives It mpr. The appearance .! a
churll-dasher; there is ~ lucN oh the chest
iii tue viyustle Of the spurious, while 1t is TO
be distinguished i'll the genuine; there Is u
wide space i'll The counterfeit between Tie
aid I i'll Inc "cxccpt" in the words Re-
ccivable lor ali dues except export dues"
Ii ..e genuine 20: there are Two ships lii
the ,i.oelic--in inc c"rlntcr(eit The smaller
ard raast distant is omitted, (lis mark is
liG!red y in tic COUNT RIFT ,!:e twc hearts be.
tween tnc twu KS, liz the lower right hand
corner, i.,in. and lkn Tiers l.. e. On the cot,
ton bale in the lower l'tl hand c9rner are
distinctly Icg'Llc--in the genuine there Is
some space brtwccn the hearts, anal only the
letter l.. is iadistinctly visible on The c'ttol
hale
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From tic Eichmond UkPofch, Aug. .bfh.
From the tappai.anpock-- Occupation
OF Manassas junction by our Advance.

From the ktappaEanpO pOch"-OCCupa
Of Manassas junction by our Advance.
The news from. ing ire Of The Rappahan-
mock, t::ou.E not Sn full and complete as we
could desire, is nevertheless interesting and
important. 1t is understood as perfectly re-
liable that the advance Of our forces Lave
rpac!:ed Manassas junction., where they cap.
,ured some eight or ten heavy guns and an
immense quantity Of valuable stores.
The portion If the Yankee army under
Pope was at Warrcmton on Wednesday, and
it is stated tha. lis retreat in the direction of
Alexandria is entirely intercepted. The only
route ny which he could reach that point is
by way of the Junction, which is now i'll pos
SESSION of our .orccS 1t is row probable that
lie will succeed in forcing his way back to
the Potomac by taking that route. If this
statement be correct-and We have no reason
10 question its authenticity-the only road
for his escape would seem to he by way OF
the Plains to Middleburg. and from thence L"
Lcesburg in Louduun county.
Burnside with his army corps, was at Fred
ericksburs yesterday, and was reinforced by
two divisions Of the army lately under Nc
Clelan but will never reach Pope.
We have no intelligence OF any heavy fight,
ing, and it is somewhat surprising that our
troops have met with 50 few obslrUctiors in
their advance. In government circles there
Seems to be not the slightest apprehension for
the safety of our army. lndcel, we have
reason TO believe that the most lively EopeS
are entertained OF triumph which will
eclipse any that has been vonchSated to uur
alIs since the war commenced. Tie intc!l'
grncc that the enemy has been reinforced
created no uncasincsS, and not the remotcs.
idea of reverse IS entertained.
10 sum up lEc whole, we are warranted
ia lhe conclusion that the enemys forces are
so situated that further retreat would be de
c!Gcdlv more disastrous than the acceptance
of battle, aud that in either even; he is in.vl,
tahy subjected to reverse from which 1t Will
De no easy matter TO recover.
From THE PENiysul.A.-lt was yesterday
stated IN the street, that the encmy's pickcts
had! bren advanced a few miles this side OF
Williamsburg. Whether this is an Indication
Of anoler change Of base by Mcclellan. Or
wr.:in it was Intended to forage and piliage
i'll The ad iaccnt country, is Eot kn"wn. II is
not Ill ali likely that the young Nopolcon con-
Templates ai;othcr advance on Richmond.
paoMoTloS--Capt. Fra:,ll Buchanan has
hccn promoted TO the highest oilice in the
Confederate Navy, viz: that Of Admiral. fpr
his distinguished services at the great battle
and victory in Hampton Reads. His com.
mission dates from last Saturday.