davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05
dIg altastst @ailItt
CRY or LANCASTER /.
California story.


~ !: .'o'shs'i 49,. pa's M, :. 'vs o',ee, ON'
- s.'s'1. s'p's- I ~ 49,, -
,AeseSS so@e sgNsPrls'pg lgsiylqus
W tsss M p1'sna, s.;,, aIe 90 me .e oa0As some
nSoy s'se oun' 'n,es OF i0u' '''uses..-
: ~ 'eH sS''sn's uansu ''s P.aos .ne up, 40,
e~ an'.s ~ ~. .s's ,"s'"nYy e,sU.eu ,
~ 'ns 'v~ ',, ,@0'sas,u .ap'u'y. hoou' 0'u'
.yur Ooy vpo' .S Wy, : us.s's' ~, aTo So
,",,. y -. "a S"u sis; psss.u I,s , ~ 's",
Hs .o0Ah'y, snu sseins '0hg iTggeu
ss'inse y nu'nasny = 'hu 'su 'n''. smo'
A'sg os'0ss wy y '"s WIS 'uuS AuufeS
ese Nun !,
IN s,o -. :,
"o' ''p,'vu , ."s Hnir', WIN ''Bof'
ny ,,wa ~ P'ie uo'u .u'.s" "'S 'oou'u
""' R'-ss = 'uo NJ sua"u'u ''e
"-' ~ s.a re "o'"p'ou'
"e aus"s' y '"e s"'' was u"eApe'''
mo-
Tasa. -. -, s,u,.
w aVpu1 y yarHs oe'",.o o
rs.nn srs sua ,ls .h.,..h,l ~,au I' Ia V'Sw'ng MI
eo" '"oOs"' ~ nau Gu "'s'A' =
..wa., A;s :. ...,,t,.
..vsE. ~. ~
s.u.. SsT '"'' ateP'''N '"e S'n" cor
..wh.. ~. !. o,.e1 80, u
&. 80. ~, r = "''' '0"'eu ''
nv,rTain.. -, ~. 49,. ::
.,..h,,. 49,. I 80 ~ '""' !"
49," % 49,, I'm Ua,,.,i !, ~" 80 70, IT,.
~ a.I.t ~. "'" uo,,'.,. ,"s "'.J "o"p' pup
,I;,sca -, ~. A.. W.
swsrso ~" ''1 -"
The ,.,,Ocs, l.c.u. ,,c44 : u.,,..
IA ss,,E.d -aL ~. - ~ -
ronndsr. ~ 80 w wv s"'
s.v.3is n ,l NJ ~, h3so
- - ~. ~ ~ "p"' '''''
~. ..s.I, &c ,a ,;'.r,. o''"
n;starss ond d. Js"P'u o''
wib an svn,,a.;an 10, :, S ,tss 1850
Thsn sl,;r, go $50 All a. ...,na NV 4 pa." 80
osof.nso .na Joe.n.. r'
A,,;saamiI;a g H.. IT..
- Ia " "N - "' "0"p
az - ~. g.. ~. ,.., uu. T.
s,... .Gy;.s. " ' " '' N"''
Pp,.,,;.,.I;. ;, -,
49,, go. 80 ~ ~ "'' ''''' "'' "
..yn,h. n"mI,
Ths n.,, rs;nn,,-.hn.;,r r.
TLan,naa~ 80 80 v -. ~ "',o :. ~ ."'' .t.
soA "s' W" ,.'" ''' 1". Wv"
H. TIos ,o,',a a., " "I." L,l wv
,,a.J y - 1'S, % III a'o N'."eu "' =
oronna ~ nsna,rnScsur ~ ~ =,
t.sr I'D 80 80 ;..'a'j ~ " ~ c. '"'
i,looEsd ill., n,;,s - 6rbt h ,wssn '"" ,ro
..,;,;-,; r; ~, e -.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05

ET Jao Paul tins cautins Young
glrls: "Ihc young men fall on llO r
knees bc'oro you. but remember i, I. ss
Infantry b fore cavalry. that they may
conquer aud kill or as the hun,sr who
only OH bruded knscA tak-s aim at his
victim.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05
AYERS
OATHARTIGI
PIII9agI /

An you sick, s.Sbis, ana
eomplaInlagi An you euI q
order, with your dystom d.
ranged, apd your fSolIneS un-
oomiortahlsi Thee iymp-
toms are oftsn the prelude 70
serious illness. Some it of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should b sFtfted ~ :
timely uso Of the right rem
sdy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors- purify tho blood. and
: let tho huidS nova en- unob.
etructed IN hialtlf again.
They ntlmulnte tho functions
Of the body into vigorous 40
tiyIty, purify tho pyatem from
the obstructions which make
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
DIR. HALsEY,s s'oS
FOREST WINE

GUM.coATED FOREST PILLs .nP
On nm rua.ES
-O'OVV CCAsEo I'm ONB YEAR
hR. HALSKY, efEew YSrt h..in,.n,..,.
aDccss by whlcha rich and In mia, tUrNSvuA pro
duced from certain plants ofefest ma ,x,Npio pro
Th sdelightfui Mipe nbiIes ali tLe Ssi.
pr pertes OF the DaHdsIiea Sa,.g..s:f, ".utrh
yirtues are fe n tim a. pors PIshs Who're
So pure and oonee entrnted are tbe .de.i agents.
ties OF this Wine, that IL has been proper
fectiye me dicinenoW in use Frebh.L., tuuiVeihei-
eiaRle bottle restore the IN Rerins iesshhh
bilit! md sickness TO strong and S,fh,n. ION aes
Every dose shows its good 4He els on IA ~,
and improves the gehera health; and xi% I bT
sey'eCelebrated Gum-CoAted Forest PHI. D,' mar
1unct, NIL the following disorder are as hn W.
curHn. r'""0""'
DysPcPsln ana indig estion. "A of,ha
most distressins forms ofthis comnisin' cure lhS
Ague md FeYeF - One ~ g.
Pills and bottle ofthe Wins viii b,s.t ~ oIIne
and cure the pnte nj n all catbH " -. a.. stuo
on the bottle are ADHERED 10. II N'''s"'"s
DrOpsIcal Com pIa in ~ = e,nA,
boxes ofthc Pills nd rec bo(tiAs of,h. W w
this obstinate disorder. VINE euro
Dissrder Of the kidntys.--fhe Fote.t WJS.iA.d
Pills have proved highly ehcaciou, n III. -, sIP
One or tw boxes fthe pills ana ~, ~ .ns aitorSef!
Ties Of the Wine arc sufeieptt, sntee ool.
in the orst cnfcs N''"Pisn cure
Dcb;I,tv v;1, sr.o,, r..
Statso ofthe Cossfifsffon n, For.., w,sno NsatM
ular remedy fnr all these e6s,pjnint. o n"pop.
bottles cure tho worst casea W witkoht IA. /" shre
pills; but when the complaint "a ncrnr so o. ,nS
acme other rdisorder the Pills viii he TeauIIrS VIZ"
In Rhenma,I.m "a ye,x a. rrnni. ' oIes' hrnedits
a. a, ' ~ :, ~: ~ s'"gS'hr. some OF fhe mott
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05
DErAArMExr o. ruE IsTEnron,

washington, ". u, 'th rem, loob.
Sn have used your Pills In my gouera and hospital
practice since you made he and cannot hesitate To
say they the best catartic we employ. Their ragu-
latng action on the liver Is quick aud decided consc
queny they admirable remedy for derangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious disedse obstinate that II did not readily yield 10
them. iTaternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, d. D.,
IhysieiQn of the Murine HospitdL
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-05-11
f.r.: 0. Interest.

'"' --latest ."."-.-"0o. .r." 'n.
i'a"u~""""'r> .'.. .aaa....- ...".
I'll" long -....... .4 ..", @..-...".a...
ia "'o".'. ".... "". already. "9.a~..
'n "l".aE .~ .-t..r a"N. raa.-...
the A.:..'.'d.@ns> .t 'ET" points,,
hv..z """ / 2-'"" States ""...
"'iA'.". i"...~.....n ''a" :.. aa.E
"' ''"A. Lee. ~ .".. accounts 4"o~0
""E' ...."" "' 'a .4".ouA aaaN I'd.
iArr""r, "H"r. aa"F "ar. .na-."...y
receiving r~."...e."at@-.
Anotarr nc n1M. Lp",y.r sey=
that when the r:.rmE at.eMp.et g..
cross Tie Nauual>@l.y. bridge. and
at hc.ly'~. L." "~a ~rp-.-"1- I.v'i-
drncs u.a I.... It," viii .ooA after
this ta".'l .'n" ,sl0c.Aus"j.
Parties .yuiH lac French S,.a...r
tat"arr report r.H. ,1, results Of the
recent A":u' uD Charleston were far
more disastrous TO The l"a.. IRON
fleet than any ~ce"~i.- yet published
would INDICATE. I"o o1 the nous-
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-05-11

The charges made in Petersburg,
Virginia, against the soldiers Of Cen
eral Hoods Texas division, of their
having been guilty of the commission,
of various crimes and atrocities,
have been thoroughly investigated
and it is gratifying TO state, proven
unfoupded
The Legislature has not rs yet
been able to organize for the want
Of a quorum,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-05-11

BY an order from General Kirby
Smith, we notice that Bi@. General
Nict las permission to receive con
scripts in the State service.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-05-11

General SibIey is still quite i'll
at his residence in this city 1t is
rumored that he is under arrest, and
that charges are preferred against
him, by General Taylor. Military
men inform US that he courts investi-
CATION Of all such charges.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-05-11

this continued encouragement of the
rebels--evcn with British gold ad-
EhlAHM-thr seeds Of what must j,
one day, be a serious estrangcmcnt
between the two countries. if not an
open rupture in our relations.
AN IRISH DIsCussloN.- con
tractor who was building tunnel,
on q certain Ohio Railroad, observ-
90 ono morning, that the face Of a
member OF hi. gang had its surface
spotted with bruises and plasters.
',Ah ijmmy,' said he, .what
have yo,, been doing :"
"%ot vary much, sur" answered
Jimmy, Il was just down at Billy
NniiiSan's lust night sur, an him
an IN" We had bit av . discussion
wid sticks !"
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-05-11

The New Orleans papers say tAa.
our force ct Camp Bi7.-uL numbered
twenty five thousaud
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
Bugle GimpS and Ornaments !

Black and Choice colors; Coorcd Velvet Rbbons Real
Laces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
or II. j. LAMSON AuctioneC
Worcester Zee. I, 1868 dts

A DMINISTRATCR'S SALTY IL
In cense of court, will be sold Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1868,
at o'clock in the morning at the old Beaman Tay-
ern,' so called in West Iioylson.
Ninet, EIGHT acres of Pasture and Sprou. Land
Forty-hve and Onehalf acres OF Interyae Land near
the stone Bridge.
Hay scales and about twenty nine .ds of Land all
situated in West BOyston.
Ftv-seven acres of pasture Land. in the southe ast
part of Sterling which about three acres covered
with wood; ali Of which was owned by the late EZRA
BEAMAN, O. West Boyston, at the time his decease
Terms of sale-One fourth to be paid delivery of
Deed and the remainder in year from the first day
OF next January.
Also viii be sold the following Personal Property:-
II fews in Liberal Church. in West BOyston enc horse
shed near said church, two Feather beds, &c. &c.
LEVI GOSS, Administrator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
DESHAMPS PARIS KID GLOVES {!

OF our own Importation viz Ladies' Plain and En-
6roderee, in Coored. Baet. and elegant Of Light
toiurs, for evening parties; Cents OlOred White and
Black Plain and Emb rodersd; Misses bark and Light
Colors. Also,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
LACE COLLARS AND sETTs!
PECIALTIESi

Velvet and SILK Bows and CUFFS trimmed with leather
Ladies Leather Belts, with Watch Baskets.
Some entire New Styles In Lace sleeves
Onc Thousand Dozen Ladies' Gents ard Bows Plain
Linen and Colored Hordered Handkerchief which We
offer AZ great sacrifice from the cost of Importation
50 Dozen Fine Hemstitched llaI dke chiefs S1 cts
well worth 90 cts.
Also Novelties in Flne Embroidered Handkerchief and
French Linen Cambria HRndk erehiefs
We call The special attention OF the Ladies' to our
White Goods and Embroldery Experiment. II embraces
every variety III Collais sets Bands, Worked EdgDea
and lnsertngs, Infants Waists Robes Thread and
Vaencennes Laces and nsertnRs, Nainsooks Jaconnet
and swiss Musns, Striped and Crossbard usns Dim
tiles Linen anc French Linen Lawns and ali kinds or
Plain and Embroidered Web Lacea for Sleeves and
Spencers,
We keep at all times full assortment Of all the best
max les Of French Corse:s warranted to ht well
full stock Of Mourning Goods, in Grape 0rena-
drn: Collars and Sets, Mourning Handkerchief, Wells
and Gloves
Just received, 500 doz OF our Celebrated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

We have all the best qualities Of Blankets he found
in all sizes Families supplying themselves with such
goods this Fall mus. not forget that will sell them
Blanket for less price than they buy the material
make cotton comfortable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
Hoop Skirts.

made expressly for trade, and warranted We hav.
splendid assortmen on hand; every Lazy shoaa nave
one of them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
Fancy Back and Side Combs!

New Styles; Steel and Jet Breast Pins Ear Kings ana
Belt clasps, at low prices
200 Rich Fans-the best assortment in Worcester
Head Dresses and Hair Nets in large variety, selling
at low prices
Ladies Intending to make Holiday Presents 10 gentle
men will md handsome assortment Of Embroidered
Slippers at store.
Also Ladies', Gents and Misses SILK and Merno No.
Biery and Under Garments
single, Double and Split worstses, the former price
rs cts. per ounce.
Closing out Of our Woven Clowds Hontags Cabs and
Leggins, at the Manufacturers prices, at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
COTTONS! COTTONS!

For Sheeting and Shrting Bleached and Unbleachcd
Flannes Of all makes, grades and quatles French and
Opera Flannels in all shades of color; French Shifting
fian- els. double and single widths; heavy shrting
Flannels, blue, gray, and red.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
LONG WRIST KID GLOVES,

market price 81 90.
Purchasers Of Kid Gloves will always find the best
assortment and best quality at the lowest market prices
at our store.
French Cashmere Fleece lined and Castor Gloves, at
reduced prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
IMPORTANT SALE CT REAL ESTATE.

viii be sold at Public Auction, the old ''Beaman
Tavern, so called, in West BOylston on WKDNES-
DAY Dec 18th, 1863 at o'clock in the morning, the
HOME FARM,
Lately owned and occupied BY Ezra Beaman. late of
west Boylston, deceased. The Home Farm contains
one hundred and nty eight acres OF Valuable Land,
nearly all OF which is ntervale living sides Of
the beautiful Nashua River The House is large of an
cent construction aud has been known for a century 70
the BEAMAN TAVERN. There are two Barns each
100 feet long goot Tenement House, cider MILL Sheds
and other outbuhdings. here is Aqueduct which
has BROUGHT water TO the house and fifty
years without interruption The Home Farm is situated
in the village Of West Boyston churches schools
and stores, and in the Immediate neighborhood the
large COTTON Mills of the "Besmsn Manufacturing Com
Pany anS me house is about 100 rods the West
BoNlston Station on the Worcester and Nashua Rail.
rold This opportunity believed worthy the attention
Of persons wishing for lendi1 Farm there are but
few Farms in Worcester County equal to this For any
further Information, apply personally or bv letter
LEVI GOSs west Boylston who will show persons
the premises when desired or to f. b. LAMSo wor-
cester.
Possession will be given the nrst day Of April next
Terns Of sale-One-fOurth to be paid on delivery OF
Deed and the remainder in year from the first day
OF next January. LEVI G0sS, for the Heirs
II. LAMS0N Auctoneer.
West Boylston, Nov 90 1868 dts d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
OF ALL KINDs

LINEN TABLE Go0DS-a large stock always on
hand. LINEN TABLE COVERS, Bleached and I'm.
bleached by the yard pattern Napkins Doylics and
Fruit Napkins, Pillow Case Linens and Sheetings at
about the prices Ccttons selling for Butchers
Linen Frocking, Scotch Diapers Toilet Towels and
Crashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
SECRET mIsToRI OF fME REBEL.
LION.
Another efJeH. Davis's Letters rreP"'"'
ton. for . Rebellion in 1s26-Siiisi"'
Gus Propositions By J. NJ. Mason.
WAsHrSGToS. October

WARRINGTON, OttopfI ic' ir''
The following il copyof letter from Mason
TO JEFF Davis. and was found among the intercepted
correspondence Of the latter II plainly shows the reas
enable purposes OF the writer at the time OF Its date
SELMA ucsr WScnEsrSR. Va, ssr' 20 1855
My DEAR SIR: have a letter from Wise. OF the
9th full Of spirit lie says the governments OF North
Carolina South Carolina. and Louisiana. have alIead!
agreed TO the rsnde.rou. Raleigh and others WILL
this In your most pirate He says further that he
had officially requested you TO exchange with 'Igni"
on fair terms Of difference percussion for hn musker
don't know the usage power Of the Department III
sucb case. but IL IL can be done by liberal con
s,ructon. hope you will scccde. Was there not al
annropfiation AT the last session for converting hih'
into ercussion arms, II would not furnish COCO
reason for extending such facilities TO the States VIZ
gnia probably has than the other southerh
states and would divide In ease Of need. In c'tef
yesterday TO committee IN South Caro!inn. gave az
nv Judgment in the event VI Fremonts election TIC
South should not pause but proceed at once to inine
diate absolute and eternal separation" SO am can
didate for the fret hnitcr.
Wise saws his accounts from Philadelphia are cheeF
inQ for Old Buck In Pennsylvania. l hope they be mol
daJ,.;,. vals q, Salute j. II. MASON
Colonel DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

cra 1t should not stop here but should be carried to
regiments ard companies. There are regiments here
with full compliment Of commissioned officers, ana
not more thai hundred men each-divded among IRON
OF money could be saved TO the Government by reducing
the number dregiments. and increasing their size.
The wOunted have nearly all been removed from this
point to Nashville and Louisville where they can re-
cevo better treatment than could possibly be given
them here Medical supplies scarce In Chattanooga.
the enemy laying captured large quantity in the hos
pitals at Chcamauga
In the grve yard at this place lo77 Rebels buried
Nearly all ese died from the effects Of wounds recciv
cd Stone River and when 1t il remembered that oil
Of their deal and most Of their wounded fell into
hands thd battle field and that, In addition to these
who erred for here, a large number were sent to
Atlanta, tlrr loss must have been very great. The
Rebels adopt excellent plan in the burial Of their
recover his emains. Each grave IL numbered ON asmau
head board and register kept at army headquarters
by which tie Of the buried In IT con be ascer
tanned Mt glance
Chcama,ga the name Of the late battlefield has been
construed " some writers TO mean Dead Mans River
This Is incorrect. IL Is Cherokee word, and means
sagnant water still water. so named from the sppa-
rent stiffness stagnancy Of the river fazoo Cboc'
taw word means River OF Death, or Dead Mans River
called because 81 the almost poisonous nature oil the
water in that stream. Chattanooga In the Cherokee
tongue mans Hawks Nest. The town was once an
Indian settlement 1t received its name from ITS topo'
graphical position surrounded all sides by mountains
and looking the Imaginative eye Of the Cherokee Ike
n hawks nest. Rossve. Ia which our troops rctreated
after the second days tight, and where Cen Braggs
headquarters now are. was named in honor OF John
Rors. the Cherokee chief The last 81 Indian" item
will Insert this letter H. that j. Fenmorc Cooper
esq, descendant Of the celebrated novelist Of that
name published newspaper here The Adreyfi'er. for
couple u years preceding the outbreak Of the war He
did npatbize with the Rebellion. and left for the
NORTH sooI after the attack on Sumter. D. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
one MORE RALLY FOR The UNION.
100000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
THE USUAL ADVANCE, PREMIUM AND BOUNTY.
By THB PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

Uhertas, the term of service OF part of the
volunteer forces Of the United States will expire during
the coming year and whereas in addition to the men
raised by the present draft 1t is deemed expedient to
call out three hundred thousand volunteers 10 serve for
three years OF the war not however exceeding three
years;
Now therefore. l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF
the United States and Commander in Chief of the Army
and Navy thereof and Of the militia Of the several States
when called into actual service do issue this my proc
lamaiion calling upon the Governors Of the different
states 20 and have enlisted into the United States
service for the various companies and regiments in the
field from their respective States their quotas Of three
hundred thousand men.
do further proclaim that all volunteers thus called
and duly enlisted shall receive advance pay, pre-
MUM. and bounty heretofore communicated TO tie
Governors Of States by the War Department through
the Provost Generals Office by special letters
further proclaim that all volunteers received under
this call well all others not heretofore credited
shall he duly credited and deducted from the quotas
established for the draft.
further proclaim that II any State shall fail 10 raise
the quota assigned to ii by the War Department under
this call then draft for the deficiency In said quota
shall be made said State OF on the districts Of said
State for their due proportion Of said quota and the
said draft shall commence the ffth day Of January
ls6i
And further proclaim that nothing In this procla
nation shall interfere with existing orders. or those
which may be issued for the present draf In the States
where it is in progress where 1t has not yet com
menced
The quotas OF the States and Districts will be assigned
by the War Department through the Provost Marshal
Generals office due regard being had for the men here
tofore furnished whether by volunteering or drafting
and the recruiting viii be conducted in accordance with
such instructions have been may be Issued by that
Department.
In issuing this Proclamation I address myself not
only the Governors Of the several States but also TO
the good and loyal people thereof invoking them to lend
their willing cheerful and effective aid to the measures
thus adopted with view 20 recnfYes our victorious
armies now In the field and bring our heedfal military
operations TO prosperous end thus closing forever the
fountains Of sediion AID Elsa var.
In witness whereof have brrenno set hand and eaesed
the seal Of the nied States 20 be sfIed. -
Done Of ssnston this sevebiesnh Gay 81 DC
Lord thousand eight hundred snd
sixty and Of the independcnee q s uu'sd s..' ,hs
eighty eighth. Abhhhhh LiNNOLs'
By'the President;
WiLIIAs H. SEWARD, Secretary ofs,s.e, .~v T,vsa--
ss.,k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

BRIDGEPoRr, Oct. II, lsbJ
A detachment Of the SXty-irst Ohio to-day
,o,u,rcd from scout made TO and in the ncshborhood
~ Trenton Beside gaining important military in'or'
nation, they returned with Capt. Robert C. Kennedy
Ius,ector General Of the staff Of General Wheeler as
prisoner.
Captain Kennedy was on his road to General Braey
with dispatches. These were also captured. They
were Of high Importance. The Captain also had with
him flag captured from the Fourth East Tennessee
Union regiment. 1t was taken by Rebels from saia
regiment at McAlnnviIe. 1t is in our possession
The 2lst Ohio ut the lato election gave Brough 100
and yalandigham Al votes.
The 18th Ohio gave Brough 2ll, and VaiandiSh
20 votes
The 9th Ohio gave BrUugh I'd, and vlIaadigham
VOteA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
Rebel Report. Of Annirs I'm MississipPi.

MTMpHh. Oct. IT. VA CATEO VCI' 10 T'o''
The Jackson MisSissipp'oa OF the 6th INST. says
a., eIction for Governor State Officers and Congress
men tool place the 5h and sgpposes that all tnc pres
en-, State officers were reelected.
I, also says that a sharp fight had occurred on ,he
pi,S Black in which the Rebels were driven back put
hcg reinforced they compelled the Federas 10 retreat
be srlra IAlo) Rporfe, says that Bragg has 9oo0
snare stand Of sInall.aIms. .o On,
-Four companies Of the Second lowe cavalry So'o s'a
ra,dad In the town Of fernando. Miss, ON Saturday
night, and captured. ,,, ,o,oo ,ycre on.
cared In fms recent burning Of steamboats, Oh he MIS-
$500 River They had list OF all the boats on the
I ,be orioe 10 be paid for the destruction OF
each They arc now in irons in Irving Prison. ana VIII
be tried by military commission. ..,.., ~, n,r
Tho vote Of the Second Iowa cavalry resulted o' 'o'
Stone aud lU7 t0r Juttle.