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sTGEN. SHERMAN is reported to have
had fight with johnson. johnson is said
to have been whipped, with the loss of 2, ,OOO
prisoners. .f..0a.l . +
There is also report that Port Hudson
surrendered to Gen. Banks on the 5th OF
July. 40
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Notice to Township Trustees.

Il ~ will piease report TO me the number Of men IN
each company " their recpeeve Townships as near as
possible Immediately, together with sctedue showing
the boundaries and number of each company, -,
They will sso notify the militia Of the company dis
tric,. IN the several Townships in this county In wmen
they have failed to elect line pcers as oy
as the Trusiees may desens exceeding i've day
from time OF notice, and proesyd to said sieeon as wa
before provided and report s%rm 70 me i%ea
Sheriff Belmont County, Ohio.
ST Clairsyille, July IS, ls63. "a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

p6rTHE Cincinnati Commercial says
Bragg has withdrawn his army from Chat
tanooga to Atlanta. Rosecrans has, taken
1900 prisoners during his forward move.
meDt, III. A -.,. ... d. ..t.s.r..
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A coPPERHEAD Is a person SO malignant.
ly hostile to his country that be does not re.
joice at the defeat of Lee and the fall of
Vicksburg, and butternut is one so igno
rant that he does not know the significance
Of those events.---I Gin. Commercial
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

The secondary indication Of nAnwAY's READY re
LIEF Is to the patient OF the disease lLdy that
occasions the Ian this 1t Hcconp.shes rapidly and
radically. So sieV the patient ,fansfrIned from
pain, mi cry weakness and iec-ep,ide, the delight
fil en)cynent ofhealh and streag that patients fro
qently sscribs it, ta.nauc powe- to ih, supern.,u.
raj influence Of eneha- tinent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by ]. C. AVER, N. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
For sale by welday & Coleman, J H IVES, Co..
md l. II. Patterson
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

s~JoHN 9. RorrMEIR some time ago
purchased tho tavern property at East
Richland, and he has 6ttedit up in hand
some style. The house has been thorough
b 10 painted, and is furnished splsndidly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

1~THx Copperheads of this Senatorial
District have nominated a razyfellow by
the name of Dcpohue, from cadlS, for
Senator. iiela .i.. Nlspa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

SerAnoNe the prisoners taken by the
rsbsls q Winchester was the wife of Col.
Washbsrn, Of Monroe county. She wai
taken to RichAond, and released.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

Headache Pains III the I.mbs--n the Stomach, Bow
els and KidhVys--Cod Chills and HOt Fiusbes, Coat
ed Tongue, Burning SNn Nausea, shivering, Dullness
los OF Appetite, Restlcssness. Giddiuess Sc So are
premonitory symptoms e Malignant Diseases. Que
dose OF the READY RELIEF is sufficient break up
and expe discussed a:on, and restore the patient 70
health
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16
CHRONIC IHEUNATIsN CURED.
Twenty Years OF s'eeuiess Wichita.

Vim Sydney Myers, Esq., Of Havana. Cuba, the orr
respondent oil the London Times suffered with Acute
and Chronic Rhenniatism for twenty i've years. and foe
twenty years he had not rijoye cd whole nights calm
rt~t. He applied RAILWAYS READY REIlRF--it i'm
mediatey him secured him the first calm
and undIstIrbed sleep during the twenty years. 1hs
continued OF the lfADY REIIEF cured him
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RHLMATlsM. IEMbAnn. cow. NErRa IGIA.

RHTMATisN. ITNbA6tI, 6OUr, NEcRAIGIA
TOUTH ACHE, GROUP. lNFLtENzA, SORE I'll oAr,
Qu1NZY, iiPrfIfRIA, HOA"SFNfSS, Bi,OSCHI-
rs, SrlFS JOINTS. ENLARGED TENDjyS, BEAD
ACHE, (SlcA or Nefvous.j ASTHMA, or HARD
BHEArii.NG
il is truly marvellous how qiics RADWAY,S READY
RELIEF cures tl,e sagerers Of those Inaailies Tho
poor. crippled. and PAIN trfssu Rheumatic has not
To walt days before oh in-e lEes place. but n fvw
minutes derives else and comfort.
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Syphilis and Mercurial disease.

From DR.. Hiram Siodt. nf 81. Louis MissourJ.
~ find your SARsAPARILLA q more efectunl
remedy for the secondary symptoms Of Syphilis,
and for syphic disease than any other we possess.
The profession indebted to you for some of the
best medicines We have"
From 4. j. French b. d., an eminent physician NJ
laurence, Mass. ,cho 10 a prominent member Q(
the Legislature Of fMassachussfts.
"DR. AYEn-My dear Sir: have found your
SARsAPARiLLA an excellent remedy for Spphiiis,
both of the primary and secondary type, and effect.
other remedies. do not know what We can en-
ploy with more certainty Of success where power
fnl Alternative Is required"
Mr. Chas. S. Van Lieu, Of Ne,c Br.ins,cck, N j.,
had dreadful ulcers his legs caused by the abuse
ofmercury, mercuriai disease, which grew more
and more aggravated for years, in spite Of every
remedy treatment that could be applied, until the
pssssvssinG Of AyERis "a RsArA RgL La relieved
him. Few cases can be found more inveteraie and
distressing than this and 1t took several dozen bot.
ties to cure him.
Leucorrhcea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrqioas Ulcer
alton, and are very often cured by the Alternative
effect OF tlIis SARsAPARILLA. Some cases require,
however, In aid of the sARsAPARILLA, the skilful
application of local remedies.
From the freitknotcn and pidely-celebrdted DR..
Jacob Morrill,, Of Cincinnati.
IL have found your SARsAPARILLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases of females Many Of ir-
regularity, LeucorrhGa, Internal liberation, and
have yielded to it. and there are few that do not,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment"
n lady, unpiiiiag to diioU the publication Of her
... .. name, prites: p. .- : -...
my daughter and myself have heen cured ofa
very. debilitatng Leucorrhea of long standing, by
two bottles Of your rSARsAPARILLA.n
rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsta Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by ScrQfia in the system, are rapidly
cured by this Ext. SARsAPARiLLA.
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Wool. Carding and Spinning.

r BEG TO INFORM my friend. and the public
IN general that have removed from Kiiiseys Fseor
o NARTlNSVlILE FACTORY. where am prepare
o CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on the usual
N. b. Wool bought exchanged for Persian Cloth
ans of Stocking Yam. Jon LEACH
mllsW
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SIGNS OR sI,KNRss


rst give warning Of their pre- and II prompt
ly be;ore they become securely inienchcd within ths
system, Will be readily expelled.
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AuctjOneer'S Notice,

THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES 10 IN. public
as Auetioneer, trusting by due attention TO business
To merh share Of public patronage having applied for
license as Anctioeer under the Excise Law OF the o.
D. Any person requiring my services can procure the
same by addressing me ri Hunter. BelInon, Co Ohio
Jai JOSEPH ID MAYS. Auciioneer
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9isd.

MOORE-Ai Memphis, Tenn. OF small por. on he io,i
OF June, private Robert S. Moore, Co. b, +ad O. vos
cARRoI-on the lily inst Clara Bell Carroll, in he
9Th yeaf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-16

SsOMETHING aid Patent Boot and
- Shov Soies and Heels, for Ladies aud Genuemen.-
eau and ace them They will wear long sx pair
OF leather soles. For sale by
mrl2 HOWELL a ARKLE. bridgeport Ohio.
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Maritd

BENDEI.t.-ROss.--on the 7ih inst. hy Rev J. D
Uber, Mr. John ID. Bendell and Mrs. Elizabeth Ros,
nil Of Martiusyie. ~ go
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Local Matters.

pubiishsd In Beimont codnsy.
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aa-THE,DlrricuLrY AT LoYpsvItIg. :

b@THE DIFFICULTY AT LOUISVILLE. =
We have received card, signed by the toll
lowing persons. Thomas P. Ambrose, H.
Taggart, Nathan Bubble, David r, Hunph.
rey, VIM. Eaton, Samuel Hanauer, Benz.
Eaton, Francis M. Taggart, James Bolin,
Thomas Talbert, Robert McKelvey, Rioh-
ard B. Atkinson, F. Conner, Z. Swaney,
Ambros, Stcger, John c. Tallman, Jr.,
John Barry, Peter Bramhall, Thos, Brax-
ton, stating that they were all who attended
the St, Clairsville convention from Morris.
town, and that they had no arms of any
kind, either going to or coming from St.
Clairssille, or at the timo Of the fuss in
Loydsyile.
1t will be observed that the principal par,
y lin the fight--the redoubtsble Frank
Simpson n--does not sign his name to this
card; and that the eabove party deny having
any arms whatever. We got our informa
tion from gentleman who witnessed the
whole transaction; and we believe some of
these gentlemen have admitted that some
Of them had pistols. 1890. ~1
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

ferson. ezps-i ~ tho Maarti OF Aguc. or II sezat
with Chils and Fever, 80 1ud positive Anj1ts aud
Cure IN RadUry's Ready Relief let two iea'poon.ful
of the Ready keei, IN winegass of wafer, be taken
on getting ont efbsd 10 the ofning aid however st-
posed tU malaria you viii escape.
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HOW AT CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stop the pam IL con ugcd use will In
n few iours cure he pliirrt
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Sabbath School Association.

Sabbath School Association.
The Hancock county Sabbath School
Association will meet, pursuant to
adjournment,in in the Methodist Church,
in Findlay, on Saturday, the 7th OF
November, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Del.
cgates from all the Sabbath Schools
in the county are invited and desired
to attend. Each school is requested
to send by its delegates, as full q re-
port as they can, Of the condition o.
the school during the past Summer
giving the number of officers, teach
ers, scholars, books in library, Sun
day School papers taken, and thu
average attendance, as nearly as ma,
be ascertained, with any other items
of interest which they may thinl
proper.
An address is expected to be de
Iliyered, and subjects OF interest {,
the schools of the county, proposed
and discussed.
WIN. THOMPSON, President.
j. BowAAS. Secretary.
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AnoIheI Instance,

Some few Copperheads who have
heretofore contributed to the support
Of the Presbyterian church of this
place, took umbrage at Mr.. Mceks'
continual praying for the succcss ct
the armies, and what they were pleas.
ed to call "political preaching and
Withdrew their support. This com
ing to the knowledge Of Mr. Hi. Smith
he made a subscription of $1,000 pei
annum, as long as the war lasts, pay
ing one years subscription on the
spot. Good for an Orcgonian.
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DELlEF IN TEv mrSUr res,

IN BRfAN'S PULMUNiJ WAFERSl
Tho original Medicine tablshed In 1881
and hrst article OF the Kind ever introduce,
70" the nafno OF "PulmOnic Wrters.' in thi,
-" sny other country sll ,thsr Pityn,nic VIZ
iers are 6ounterleits. The gendine cah be
known nv the. name BRYAN being STAMPED
on each WAFER. .~
Bttan's pulmonie Waters
Relieve Coughs, Coids. sore throat. Hoarsencs,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters.
Relieve Asthma Bronchitis, difficult Breathing
Rryah's Pumonio Waters
Relieve splitting ~ Blood. pains IN the Ches
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve incipicnt Consumption. Lung Disease
Bryan's Pufnfoiiic Waters
Reltev irritation ot the Uvula and Tonsils
Bryan's Pn,monic Waters
Relieve the above complaints IN Ten Minute,
IIrysn's Pulnfonio Waters
Are blessing to all Classes and Constitutions
Bryan's PulmCnic Waters
Arc adapted 10 yoca'i.is and Public jpeaker,
Bryan's Pulmnnc Waters
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste
Bryan's Pumonic Wafers
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Bryau's PulmouiC Wsfers
Wars nted to give satisfaction ts every one
No family should be withom' box of
Bryan's pulmonc Waters
is the house
No traveller should be without n supply Of
Bryans Pulmonic WATERS
In his pocket
No person will object to give for
Dryan's Pulmonc Waiors
Twent' Five Cents
Jon MOSES, sole Proprietor, ster, E,Jho
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- - - 60. aH - a--=-.--s
LYONS KATHA1RON

This delightful article for preserving and
tbeautifvng the human hair is again put un
by the original propri' tor, and is how made
with the same care, skill and attention wh'ch
nrst created its immense and unrroccdcnted
sales of over one million hotties annually II
ts still sold nj IS cents In large bottles ran 90.
silly be sold In u year, when Il is again suuwn
that the Kathalron is not only the most delight
ful hair dressing IN the world. but that I,
'cleanses the scalp of Scuri and danirulr gives
the hair lively, rich luXuriInt growth. and
prsernts IL from turning gray. These arc
considerations worth knowing. The Kalhai.
ron has been tested Tor owe welve years, aud
Ia warranted rs described. Any lady who
values n beautiful head tf hair will use the
Kathairon. II IN finely periumed, cheap and
valuable. 1t is sold by all respe ctable deal
ser throughout the world.
ID. s. BARNES & Co. Now York.
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Fresh News.

Fresh News.
JACKSON FALLS, N. H., Sept. 90, '63
DEAR BRo:--Fonnd case of Dip.
liberia at Bartlett, the Physician pro.
,nounced incurable. Her throat was
dreadful, and had but little hopes OF
her recovery. She took the Cure
every two hours. Sabbath noon she
threw up q piece of membrane l II
inch long, and one inch thick. She
.breathed better and could swallow
quite well. As ! left her the tears
rolled down her cheeks, while she said
God directed my steps to her. Hel
| Phyician said it was a wonderful med,
icine. This case sold "a bottles be,
fore / left the house. Some people
came 30 miles after it,
Truly yours, j. WEEKS.
would not take 800 for the med
icine for my family use, said Hon. Is
rael Green, the other day. Have uset
1t for every one Of my family. Have
a bottle in your house without delay
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List OF Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the Findlay Post of.
flee, October 30th, 1863:
Mr., Barber, John Blair, Levi Cook,
Robt Childs, Oliver Geerhart, John
Holloway, Miss Julia A. Hoxtor, Miss
Mary p. Lewis, Miss Margaret Leath
ers,John Powell, care A. Bish, j. Rem,
ny, Jacob Wolf
| Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say they are adver
Ltised. j. B.ROTHCHILD, p. NJ.
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prnduce Market.

Prnduce Market.
WHEAT-Sl05
CoRN-new 80 to 60c.
RyE-T5 cents.
BUTTER-l8c.
EGGs-l4 cents.
LARD and 8 cents.
OATs-52 cents.
TALLow--9 cents.
BEES WAx-30 cents.
TIMoTHY SEEp-S2 90 to 9 SO.
CLOVER SEED-S5 % to 50 30.
iWHITE BEANs--Sl so
DRIED PEAcHEs-S2 90.
DRIED APPLEs--SI 90.
PELTs-25 to so cents.
HIpEs-6 cents gecen, ~ dry.
RAGs--Cotton 3 cents.
WooL-65 to SO cents.
FLAX SEED-Sl 80.
SALT $500.
PorAToEs--40 TO 30 cents.
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Masonic.

Masonic.
The new Hall of Findlay Lodge,
227, F. and A. NJ, will be dedicated
on Wednesday, November 18th, 1868,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. The officers OF
the Lodge elect, will be installed at
the same time, Members of Lodges
in the vicinity are invited to meet
with us on this occasion.
At two o'clock on the same day, o
public lecture on Masonry will be de.
livered by Rev. Bro. Wykes, at the
Presbyterian church, to which the
public are invited. BY order
W. W. SIDDALL, W. NJ.
JOEL MARKLE, Sec'y.
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Auntork 9fIffrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Nasty "chamges his Bases

Oct. the 2S, SO.
Paul The dpossel, on his way frur
Geroosalcm Damascus. TO ptrsc
koot the Crischcns, seed a dazzlir
lite wich struck him blind. The ole
Dimocrisy on the 18th NV October
on its way to Glory, to persckoot the
niger, seed q lite wich Dccld il era
~. Wen yu've suckd q orange dry
Inatrclly yu fling away the peel, and
IL the froot provd sour and bitter in.
std NV sweet, yu fling it good dele
further, bcin disgustid. vallandig.
nm marterdum wuz our orange--we
suckt it vigorously; but alas qui
nine is swettnis compared to it. To.
witt l fling away the wuthless pelc.
Myself and flock is now all wal
Democrats. We hev alluz bin. We
never ngrecd with the extremists NV
our party, and We renamed in the or
gannyzatioll, only becoz. ez members
thereof we Good rcstranc It frum do
in mischif We wer zelus in the sup.
port nv Nallandiggum, and workt
hard to elect him, only that, bein his
supporters, and hevin clectid him
we Good curb him.
Therefore, all our apparent oppo.
sishen to the war, wuz reely its most
elilshent support. hope the people
will see it.
At biznis meetin NV our church
Iyisterdy afternoon, the follcrin reso.
looshens wuz past;
Warcas, Dimocrisy llurishcs best
wen it is successful, and wnrcas, it is
n tender flower that don't bare the
chillin frosts NV adversely much, and
wareas, the people hev shode by the
pekoolycr stile NV ther votin that
they don't like Vallandiggum ne,
his prinsipples, and warcas, the pee.
lplc is Nv moar vuse To us than Val.
andiggum, therefore, be it
Rcsclvd, That valandiggum neve,
wuz n rcpresentativ NV the Dimocrat
ic ice.
Resolvd, That we do not cndors
his vews, or approve his acts, and
Hcvur did.
Resolvd, That onist old A. Linkin
by arrestin Nv him, and thereby fors
in NV us into committin polittikl,
sooiside by nominatin NV him, WI;
gilty NV hcenus sin.
Resolvd. That we aint cz much con
sernd about our habis corpusses e,
we WIZ afore the elecshen.
Rcsolvd, That the war fer the I'm
ion must 60 on, until its enemis i.
subioogatid, and the banner NV but,
and glory waves over every stait, an,
the Dimocratic commits NV the va
rius stats lie requested to procoor
sufliShent number NV banners, and ap
pint sub commits to wave en-.
i Resolvd, That we sir in favor II,
subjoogashep, emansipashen, confls
cashen, taxashen, conscripshcn, ex
tcrminashen, nigger enlistments, ant
ef ther is anythin else thepeeple de
sire, let en- write us (post-pade) anC
weel pass the nessary resolushen.
These preamble and rcsolushen
wich, at my reqwest wuz past man
imusly, strikes me ez kiverin TIL,
hull ground. IF Pew and Cox, ant
Medary, ct al, law turn wich meme,
and uthers, hev the sagassity NV bill,
turnips, and adopt EN- to wunst. al
will be well.
Waitin and watchin,
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
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For the Prisoners in Richmond.

Far the Prisoners in Richmond.
A large number Of the 2Isters are
prisoners at Richmond, and are suf.
fcring for The neccssaries of life. -
Mr.. G. A. Croninger, at the requcs,
OF many Of them, hae undertaken "a
furnish barrel Of apple. butter. An
arrangement has been made with the
rebel authorities by which supplies
Cor prisoners win go through safe
Friends Of the 2lst, Gil up this barre
quickly Contributions to he left at
Head Quarters. Send in The apple.
butter
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Waitin and watchin,
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.

GoDgY's LADY's BooK.-As q mag
azine, adopted to the wants of ladies,
Cooley cannot be excelled Its Fash.
and Needle Departments are of the
first order, end never fail to please its
fair readers.--Each number contains
about one hundred pages of reading
matter, which is never offensive to
delicacy, and all this for S3 q year,
in advance, or 2 copies 50; 3 copies
SO. Address l.. A. Cooley, 1913 Ches-
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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Married.

Married.
At the residence of James George,
near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the 22d inst.
by Rev. j. A. Bonham, Mr.. W. w.
Hull, and Miss Linda Bonham, all OF
this county. The happy pair have
our best wishes. May life be a smooth
pleasant journey to them; with nc
jars--no collisions. If they enjoy
all the happiness they deserve, the,
will have good time of it.
At the Schwab House, by d. b
Beardsley, Esq, on the 22d ms, 1853
Mr.. Reuben E. Delaney and Miss
Hulda Drake.
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
ToBACCo-lIousE Prison,
OctOher lIth. lS63.

DEAR FATHER:--IIaving an oppor
tunity, | will write few lines to lei
you know that l am still in the LAND
of the living, but prisoner. / was
taken on the Goth of September, Al
the battle of Chickamauga. All Oft tho
2lst that were left were ;akcn when
was. a great many Of our boys were
killed and wounded. do not know
when we will he paroled. but | vii
write rs soon as reach our lines .--
Tell Ncwmans that Mike Is prisoner
here with me; Walter lsham is here
also. We are all well and in goot
spirits. Your son,
VIM. DIDWAY,
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. lst, '63.

JAMES FITZGIBRoN:--SIR:-I receiv
cd your letter concerning your broth
ers. John is well. but Thomas was
wounded on the 2lst of September
and died the same day. He was shot
in the bowels. lie was n soldier and
gentleman in all respects. never
found any fault with him.
lent ID. A. RICHARDS,
Com'dg Co. A. 2lst Regt. o. V. |.
Young Fitzgibbon was for n time IN
the employ of b. b. Barney and G.
& ID. Rosenthal, of this place. lie
was an upright, worthy young man
and in his death the service has lost
n good, true, and faithful soldier
Peace to his ashes.
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The Inst Gail.

The Last Gail.
The President has called for 300,
900 men, TO take the place of Oh,
three years men whose term Of ser
vice expires next. spring. IL th,
number volunteer by The 5th of Jan
uary next, wen and good, il not, tn,
deficiency will be drafted. The quo
ia Of the state-is 1900, Of the conn
ty abous 800. .-,
The number can BE raised by vol
,unteering, without much trouble, |
an united effort is made. The Gov
,ernment is paying enormous boun
ties, $500 to raw recruits. This, al
ded to the regular pay, brings tn
wages Of the soldier to a higher poin
than in most other employments.
Everything now indicates the clos
ing of the war to be near at liand
The rebel force reached its highes
point, long ago. They have nothing
to recruit from, and every man the,
lose is permanent loss, for they can
not replace him. Their entire fight
ing waterfalls now in the field. Lc
Grant, Meade, Gilmore and Bank,
have 100000 effective men as rein
forccmcnts, and the rebel armies
could and would be crushed Ia 81,
months.
We hope that steps will be taken
ut once, to raise the men. The soon
or they are in the field the better.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-30
| Trade.

Trade.
The trade of the town is very ma
terially on the increase. All thii
week the streets have been comforta
bly, filed; and one or two days tn,
crowd amounted to n jam. Wher
there is trade anywhere Findlay is
busy.