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~ I'VE COUR7 or G'0M.f0N
RLE4H or MONROE (UUN1Tis,
Michael Montgomery,
against
William c. Johnston and 3ane Johnston, hi'


& ks< wife--ts
sy1JILLIAM C. JOHNSTON and Jane John
ffzstau his wife, will take notice that on
thr u day Of January. a d. 1853, Michael
montgomery filed in the Court OF Commou
Plras. his petielcni IN said court against ihep,.
tte ohjrct Rn.t tpras.r OF which petition Is o
c..na p* sh said wlnis,n G. Jninistsn 1, pas
- ti,e pI5 5ntiH The ru1n of six hundred sioi
hfr f<eQfsJbs Le snoftsagr Of said William
Jo31istp Nanl lsnr his wife, npnn Tho ,tns'l,
west Soa5Gkr OF the south west quarter OF
tsbfien txfuty- three in township seven, OF
range seven, tus ioliows:-1t'ae hui'if+ss
dollars AfFii 1st, 1860. one bnn;ired dol
1psSt III 1h6I swa i Tired ,ioliars Apfit Isl
1st2 and .tws HUNDRED dollars Aprii lSs 1913,
xf{i, R<&f-St on the payu sft-r d.,-
SAIL ()<5i(ion will be for desiring at the aiay
Iril14of said Court, >63s
= MiCHAEL NJ .NTGoMEgY,
b. HnLLisrss & uKRy. shis Att'ys.
Jam - <63.-
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E r. r. Z
MEN DONOT LOVE TO DIE.

To live is the natural desire of man; bat
to enjoy life IL is necessary to possess
health, and health can only be secured by
strict observance of temperance in all
things. Thelmoment pain or discomfort
is experienced, it is sign that disease
threatens to infict its toruents upon US.
Then is the time to use BADwAY S READY
RELIEF. Let this medicine be rcsorted
to on the first indication of pain; in a few
moments all pain and uncasiness will cease
In case of ofsndden colds, coughs, sore throat
infuenzu, Group, faceache headache, tooth
ache, pains in the bones, joints. etc, if Rad
ways Ready Relief is used in few min
utes relief will be experienced, andin a
few hours the patient will be free from
sickness.
HOT RELIEF SLING.
Add teaspooniul of Ready Relief to
half .tumblcr of hot water, swectened
with sugar on going to bed; it will cure
the worst cold, stop the most oublesome
coughs, and insure calm ind undisturbed
sleep. In attacks ofrheumatism, neural
gia, stiff joints, sprains, etc.. one or two
applications ofthe Ready Relief will effect
cure. Every family should keep this
medicine in the house; on all occasions
wher there is pain its use will secure YOU.
ease and comfort. We beg to present to
the readers OF the Advocate the following
letter:
MEMPHIS Macomb Co., Mich. Sept. 4, 60.
DR.. Raamay-Dear Sir: About four
years since was very much affected with
DISEASED LUNGS.
My friends thought had the consumption
L was entirely ul.it FOR business, raised
blood, and had every SYMPTOM of the
above fatal diseases. One night, on going
to bed [ thought would take sweat,
and took your Ready Relief (in hot water)
as Al stimulant to sweat me- It did SO.
The perspiration was of shiny substance
and offensive SMELL I followed taking
the Ready Relief every other might for
four weeks, and at the end of that time
wasentirely WELL This is atrue statement
of facts, which will tsstifyto under oath
Yours, etc,
Il JAMES SAGE, Saee's Hotel,
i Memphis, Mich.
Should small -pox. scarlet ever. measles,
diph.heria prevail, use Radvay's Ready
Rlief daily as a drink; and in case you
experience pain, headache, n.usea, watery
dilcharges from the eyse and nose, it will
prvent serious illness from these COM
phints. Small pox can be arrested in its
] pogrsss, and cured in its incpient stages
I d readily as any other disesse; and if
| ladway's Ready Relief is usedwhen pain
j first experienced you will have no fur
! t.er trouble from, smallpox orany other
disease. DR.. Railways Ready Relief is
| Pld by druggists eyerywoare. H. RAD
NAYS OFFICE, 81 Maidel Lane,
III VI
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SheriFs Sale.
Stein & Brothers, assinees of Joseph kin

cade,
against
s Andrew Miller and Samuel Milllr.
BY virtue of a writ of yendtioni exoonas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, i wiliof.l
for sale al public auction, at the frontdoo,
of the court -louse, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours q 10
O'Clock A. M. .,and a o'clock p. M, on
saturday, te 7th day of february, 1903
the following described real eatate, situah in
said county,Eb wit:
Town Lots number sixty and fifty setAn
in the Towl OF Antioch, Monroe CouAty
Ohio.
Let nnmb,r sixty, appraised at s525, inc
lot number pventy Eve appraised at $780,
| Taken iniskecution and levied upon as he
property Of Indrew Miller and Samuel Nil
ller, at the trit of Stein & Brothers, assinse,
| of Joseph Rincade.
/ GED. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
4 January n 1868.
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TIMOTHY CAVENAUGH'S
b ESTATE.

Notice. is hereby given that ST. Murrcy was,
on tbs 18th day of September 1852, appointed
by the Probate Court OF Monroe County, Ohio
administrator of the estate of Timothy Cav.
enaugh, deceased.
s. i. MURREY, Admir-.
December "a, ls62.--3t. pd.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. - Gen. McClel-
Ian held levee last evening at his broth
err house. This morning the City Coun-
Gil and Mayor waited on him, and presen-
ted the: testimonial authorized by the
Council some time since
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FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. s.-The Legis-
lature met to-day. :.
The Governor recommends that Ken
tucky reject Lincoln's Emancipation Proc
lamation, and protests against any inter
ference with State policy, as unwarranted
by the Constitution. He thinks the proc
lamation freeing slaves in the rebellious
States inficts npon Kentucky a fatal and
indiscreet blow.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John McCurdy,
against
William Steel and others.

William Steel and others.
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed
ID from the court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe Co., o., | will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court honse
in the town of Woodsiield, in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. ~, and four
o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 14'h day Of Fe6raory, 1868,
the following real estate, situate ia said coun-
ty, to wit:
Being part Of the south west quarter of sec
tion eight, township ak, range seven, begin
ning tor the same at stake bearing south
one degree east from stone planted at the
sout h east cornsr OF Lot number twenty five
Ia Stafford. distances 20 perclles thence south
Que degree east seventeen gperches, thence
south 50 degrees west / S and 81 leo perches-
thence nofth eight degrees east IL and II 400
perchss, thence north eghts-nine degrees
sast II and -A-l0 perches to the beginning
ig one and one half acres, more or
,oas.
WA. OKEY, Mas csm.
Monroe Common Pleas.
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SherIT.s Sale.
Elisabeth Manahan,
aranst

Thomas Gillespie, John Nj Farland.
l3Y yirfue Of j writ Of yenfitioni expopas TO
% = directed from the Court OF Common Pleas
ot.Nonroe County, Ohio, will ptfer for sale At
public auction. at the front door OF the court
house. mike townsof Woodsield in said coun-
~. between the hours of ten O'Clock y. M, and
-four O'clock p. M, ON
,StfnrdaQ. The h1iuyof February, 1863,
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
Csnntx Ohio, towit:
fhe west half of the north west quarter oi
sestion ~ wenty-thsee {23,) township three q ]
f>1ze four "a D.
1skeh IN execution and levies upon as the
prspeffy of Thomas Gillespie and John Ne
Eafla1d, sttbe suit Of Elisabeth Manahan.
GEO. w. CARR0THERS,
sss Sheriff, ID. G. or
januasy II, 1868.
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JAMES SAGE, Saae's Hotel,
Memlhis. Mich

1 seA- Sabre Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, and
III other kinds of Wounds, also Sorcs,
Ulcers.and Scurvy, heal safely and quickly
hndcr the soothing influence olHOL-
LOWAY'S OINTMENT. It hsals to
the bone, so that the wound nevei opens
hgain. Soldiers supply yourselves On
IL 25 cents per Pot. 233.
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Barnett Adamson.s Estate.

Notice ID hereby given, that the suhscr
bers were, Vi the 4th day Of November, 1856.
appointed lE the Probate Court of Monfo
County, OKD, Administrators of the Estate
Barnett A lmson, deceased.
w. J. ADAMSON and
tH ISABEL ADAMSON,
Jan I, B63.-- 3Lpd. Adm'rs.
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JAMES W. WALTON,
6 overnmen Claim Agent,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.


OFFICES
PROMPT his
7
GnealGo overnmen y
Also csU Pay tbIyat States the
REFERENCES
Hon j. Eimands Com Genl Land ohoe Hon. William Hunter
s. lson Ex. !" r.
H 11nn RoG9 a Esq., Chief Clerk I of rspon, W. h0s.s o Esq
oher2l : I'm y
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HOW TO MAKE s5 A DAY WHEN
IS ALL OTHER EFFORTS HAVE
& FAILED.

FAILED.
HOOD & co. 1876, Broadway, New
~ York, have just published Gone
Hundred Valuable Secrets" by which So
per day can easily be made by any one,
male or female, without capital Every
man and woman should possess these Sc
crets, for they are worth $500 to any mar
riedor single person, Some of these Sc
crets have been sold for $40 each One
alone cost the publisher $3.50 for the right
to publish it. When once in your pos
session money could never persuade you
to partvi them. 4,500sold in one week
We send one book of Secrets for Is cents,
two copies for 25cts. or clubs of five for
Scots.
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ONEperson writes, her daughter was esFe4
9I nus OF nine years standing, and = 49,
1an1U awc, =, Two years ...s5s !. g.
.f,or III aash ta hsd - n.s ~ ~ ~ N
The doctors pronounced the case insaen.
BILE. Z .re ,-is' ~ Is sssa
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and 49,.
after trying every medicine in his roseh.- 7-.s
Ian ANqIHER 5la ;s..S was s cured sf Fsvsr ssss
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eieht veesn
Gases innumerabIe Of Dvsrens;r = ~, o.,
Complaint could he ment;onsd ~ vs;sI - &
Purifier and Pills -es - q &,
uT. Ax.x ~ -.
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Monroe Common Pleas.
Jannary IA, 1868.
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WM OKEY, Mas Gem.
Monroe Common Pleas.
ya.r,,, "a 1csY sfse5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
The Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. 16.-Returns from 275 towns
give Mr.. Cony, the Union candidate for Gov
ernor, over 10000 majority over Bradbury,
democrat. The remaining towns will probably
increase this majority. The State Senate will
stand 30 Union members to one democrat, and
the House about 10 Union to 81 democrats
PORTLAND, Sept. Is, l.30 3. .m.-Returns from
lS7 Towns give Cony, Union, 1886; Bradbury,
democrat, 29i3a. Union majority, t4,016.
The same towns last year gave Coburn, re-
publican, 2e,92Oi Bradbury and Jameson, 24, i39;
republican n a. aJority then, i,iS1, which shows a
Union gain this year of 9,5}5.
This includes about five eghths of the aggre-
gate vote of the State. The aggregate vote in
the towns is 72,s9i, against 53359 last year.
which shows an increase OF l5,535, which will
amount probably to 2!,taU in the State, making
112,500 votes against :. 52i last year.
The towns to be heard from gave a republican
the present majority to 1ii61; or, If the gain is
equal, 10 about l5,5G0, 10 which the majority
will probably approximate.
The Mon party have probably carried every
county in the State. York county, which was
carried last year by the democrats has updoubt-
edly gone Inion by $50 majority.
The Union men claim to have carried Brad
!. bury's own county, which has undoubtedly
gone against him, though equally divided last
year.
The House OF Representatives, which stood
last year lG7 republicans to "a democrats, will
stand better this year for the Union party, they
having gained, as far as heard from, three or
four members with out losing any.
The Senate stood last year 26 republicans. 9
war democrats, and peace democrats. This
year 1t will probably be unanimously Union.
SO far 226 towns give Cony 1881. Bradbury
S}.o77-being majority of 1857. The towns
to be heard from will considerably increase the
majority.
Franklin county gives about 5000 majority
for the Union; Oxford about |, 200, and Keune-
tee, it is thought, 3,5e0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
PROPOSALS.
nRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE or THE SIGNAL OFFICER,
YQ crAInn Hnm AanfA hal aaA-s

-
elALRD Proposals will be received at this off ce
until Thu Re DAY, september q. 1863, at u O'Clock
M, for fuInishirs rhe following ariicles Of
STATIONERY for the Signal De pArtment, United
states Army, viz:
II twelve reams white quarto post, extra fine
faint lined. ION feuf sidts)
6fsxl reans white foolscap extra dne, faint Ii ed
tsix1 reams white commercial note, extra hns
faint lined. ton foaf sides)
2ltweI raams white lesa' cap
lCel0 item thousand) white thick adhesive envel
cPes, ~ by 81
p,to0 uen thousand1 white thick adhesive enyel-
ores. s1a by3
10 600 tten tnoussndj lemon tniek adhesive snvel
s,ecO tive thourandD lemon thick adhesive envel.
5000 lfve thoutand} lemon thick adhesive envel-
! dozen pocket knives, assorted styles
dozen Faher = drawing pencils, Nos. !, 2, and s
l dozen i ah- T g cslored pencils
10 spcols pinx Off CO tape
y biark books tspeciens to be seen at this ofhce)
Office rulers
Z pounds erasing rubber
70 gross best metallic pens, in boxes
dozen su glass Is insstapds. DDS assorted styles
eosen Arnold's writing fluid, tqusr "a. &c be scor
9 dozen Guyot's csrmine ink. to be warranted
2 dozen mucilage, large bottles
reams EXTRA heavy envelope paper, tiemon aud
buff
The articles to be delivered as required. both as
to time and quantity. Specimens must accompany
Proposals must be addressed to the :" gnal Officer
Of the Army" Washington, D. c., and indorsed
Proposals for Stationery
TIE right is reserved tn reject all proposals the
4 deemed not for the public intere.t to sccept
them. se8 6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17

al am surprised, wife, at your ignorance" !"
said pompous fellow. "Have you never seen
any books at ali1" ooh, yes" she replied, s.in
a number Of cases !'
~ The black stampede is worse and worse
in the South. Slaves have begun to skedaddle
from Texas to Mexico.
~ It is stated that German girls work in
the fields OF the Western, States, receiving
dollar day for their labor.
~ The local American colony on the Bos-
phorus has subscribed 81, eco in aid Of the Fed
eral widows and orphans. Tsm ---.,
0-The telegraphic cable which is TO unite
the coast Of Spain with England will extend
from Corunne to Falmouth--six hundred miles
~ Juvenile depravity has developed . new
crime in Wheeling, Va. The boys mere Kill
pigs to get the bladders for footballs. ssaaais-.
~ 1t ID said that 10000 girls in New York
earn livelihood by making hoop skirts. ss'H@
DRThe Lewiston Journal says that q very
large numher OF cattle are being transported
from Maine this falI IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES,
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS

LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Rebel Accounts of the Movements in yir.
einia-Later from Charie>ton-Activity
od the Federal iForces-Gilmore Strength
ening his Positisn-Explosion of q Maga.
zine on James Island.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 1.-THE Rich
mond dispatch OF to-day has been received
here, from which your correspondent ex tract.
the following intelligence:
REPORTED ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY
There was an engagement az Culpeper on
Sunday last, and 9 skirmish between cavalry
near the Re pfdan Station on Monday without
any very definite resalt
The enemy are crossing their infantry at
keily's Ford, ana apparently contemplate an
advance.
PROM CHARLESTON
CHARLEsToN, Sept. I4.-The enemy is per-
fecting arrangements for the permanent occu-
patton of Morris island, erecting lines of tele-
Battery Wagner into powerful work-enlarg-
ing the bomb proofs, etc. They fire upon our
boats plying III the harbor from Battery Gregg.
STILL LATER
CHARLEsToN, sept Is, fTursday. )-The enc.
my is building telegraph from Tybee Island
and Fort Pulaski along the California coast to
Cummings Point
A magazine Of one Of our James Island bat.
teries was exploded to-day, killing one lIeuten-
ant and five men.
MIsH OF ENs.JoHNsToN AND FORREST WITH
THE KNEMY-GRN. FORREST WOUNDED.
ATLANTA, Sept. 14.-General Johnston and
Forrest skirmished with the enemy near BAL.
ton, on Friday. Gen. Forrest was wounded
The Yankees advanced to Tunnel Hill. FDal-
ton, Ga, is at the junction OF the East Tennes-
see and Georgia Rairoad.-Reporterl
General Wheeler had a skirmish near La
fayette, Ga, on the same day. The enemy be-
ing too strong he fell back. A general engage
mrnt is expected.
General Rosecrans occupies Chattanooga,
and it is reported that General Burnsides has
Joined him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
ROPOs AIS FOR L o BlR.
CHIEF AsSIsr'T QUARTEIMAsTER's OFPICl,)
Depot Of Washtngton, 215 &, corner lStA ST., J
WASHINGTON D. c. Scot. 10, 1858.

CHIEF ASSIST TQUARTKRMASfEk'S OFPICD,J
Df''' o "dn.sz1sn D. e. eoix Sect. 10 i
sEALEp Proposals viii be received at this Office
delivering 10 the city Of ASH g. at such
point IS the a De pot o1srtermsster may direct one
FIVE five hanSTsd ana sity Thousand tssooee, fee. a
Ons SsH Hss Wits Fine esnnon M ceIiass, sePi an,
I"sH, ,ts Pins TS" SL"f ;s ,sgI OF tWotO inch
siIty thousand sooooj net Jeist' by or ten 90,
Sixty thousand eoSi feet joist By or ten lo)
al, inches n wide l6 feet long; Hemle
Sixty thousand saeonl feet Joist by OF seven Cd
Ten thousand oosi feet Jo;,t By $ IL feet long,
Ten Thousand 10000 feet Joist, by s. IA feet long.
Ten thousand oo, feet Joist, by 5, ls feet long,
Forty thousand go, ono, feet scantling, by 1, IA
Fsrty thousand 0ooO feet scantling by A. feet
Forty and 0ooo) feet scantlng.s By l. Is feet
long Hemlock.
An The above described iii M to be good .merchantable
pointed on the part of the Government.
An the lumber to be delivered on or before the
9Th day Of October. 1863.
PROPOSALS.
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
If bid is ade in the name of firm the names
OF al the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloyal parties win not be con-
sidered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
Proposal must be addressed TO Capt Edward L.
HartZ, ASS slant Quartermaster, United States
Army, Washington D. c and should be plainly
marked ropossls for Lumber"
GUARANTEES
the responsibility OF the guarantors must be
sho By the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court of the United States
The ability of the bidder to al. the contract,
should 1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two Iesponsible persons whose signatures to
be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee
must accompany the bid.
are opened, or their proposals win not be censid
cred.
Bonds in tine sum of fve Thousand dollars signed
By the contractor and both Of his guarantors, will
hs required of the successful bidder bidders
upon signing she contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, OF the county OF -, and State OF -
and Of the county of -, and State Of. do
In accordance with the terms of his proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he
WIN At once enter into contract in accordance
herewith.
pared to become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned
The right to reject any or all bids that may bs
master we'll the right to select from each bid
such lumber At the price therein named, as is re-
aaifed by the Government; and In case OF the
failure OF bidder, whose proposal is accepted, TO
quantity, the Lumber stpulsted to be delivered, !,
then the Assistant to have the right
70 supply such dedeiensy by 2u rehase. and such
bidder to be charged With the differences OF cost.
EDWARD L. HARTZ.
sellH Captain A. O. NJ. q. 8. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
From Havana.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.--The steamship Eagle,
from Havana on the 18th inst, arrived to- night
at this port.
Fhe rebellion in San Domingo still continues,
and troops are being sent thither.
Robberies, murders, and incendiary fires are
quite common in Havana
The Anglo rebel steamer Laura had arrived
there from Nassau. She reports two steamers
had arrived at Nassau from Charleston, and
one from Wilmington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17

The Pirates in the French Courts-Writs
of Habeas Corr pus DISCHARGED
NEW YORK, Sept l6.-The Commercial Ad-
yeriser says the claim of rebel piracy on the
ocean will soon be tested in the French courts,
in the case OF the silver stolen from the ship B.
+. Hoxie.
Some writs OF hdbeas corpus were discharged
to-day under the Presidents proclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17

~A new method Of shoplifting has Just been
discovered in Paris. An elegant lady enters q
store, accompanied by a nurse carrying a baby
are supposed TO have taken iaces, jewelry, DC,
as the case may be and are arrested. An ex-
animation proves that the baby has a wax
work face, and a hollow paste.board body,
which serves as hiding place for the stolen
articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
Fire alta Crosse. Wis.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Sept. 15.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed the La Crosse House, the brick
building occupied by Steinam Il Co, and the
Bataviah Bank, Of Cotton & Whipple. Total
loss $4,000, OF which $4,000 is insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
United States General Universalist Con

PORTLAND, Sept. l5.-1he United States
General Universalist Convention met to-day
at the New City Hall, and was permanently
organized by choosing Hon. ]. Washburn, Jr.,
OF Maine, president Rev. G. L. Daverst, OF
Ohio, ylce.president: Rev. ID. Borden, secreta-
ry; and w 7. Parker, OF New Hampshire,
assistant secretary. Delegates were present
frcm New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, PeEnsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17

~ An officer, who was inspecting his com.
pany one morning, spied one private whose
shirt was sadly begrimed. "Pntrick O'FIynnr ~
called out the captain. "Here, yer honor ~
promptly responded Patrick with his hand to
his cap. "How long do you wear a shirt !''
thundered the officer. Tscinty eight inches"
was the reioinder. sg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 17th.-A negro
reached Norfolk to-day from Richmond, and
says that Gems. Lee and Longstreet passed
OF their commands. It was rumored that they
we're going to Tennessee, though many thought
they were going to Charleston.