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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ny ORDER COURr

as FRIDAY the 3ist DAY ofJULY A. .. Iss,. st:
' J O'Clock P. " Of said day on the premises, n
Pleasant Township. Fairfield County. Ohio. Will be
sold % the highest bidder. the following Real Eitato
o. tho property Of John McGil. tegeascd. to-yit
part Of Section No. 25. Of Township No u, in Range
No. 49, bounded and described as follows: Begirr:hg
at Stone onthe West boundary ofsoid 5Actior tSet-
ty-orG chains SoUth~of the Northwest corner Of sa3
Secton. from which Gun - inches bears North So
West 59h Inks; thence East three chsns 70 Store
Ash II inches bears South 33o 70 min. East TsS links
distant and White Oak 2ilnohes North 455 Fest SRI
links thence South ten clains to Stcnc. Black . Al.
nut 30 inches bears North 1872 Fast 1907 links dig
tant; theuce West chainsto Stone on the Soc:i?n
line. Ash ~ inches bears South 29o East lc9 links
distant; thence North ten chains 70 the plscn con-
t9ining roeHeres more or sss, Sa5eci 10 the Dow
er Of Mary MeGill. Widow Of said dscsssed
Appraised a. 500. Ht. De-.
Termsof Saie.-ona-t,iri Q. tnn parchlse nor,-
in hGnd OH the day Of sale. onc.th:ri IN one voar sad
the balance in two years. wh interest from a dsy Ct
sale. on deferred payments.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Adn.'t0r
or the Estate Of John McGill, deceased.
June ls. 1sG3-gwl2pf S5 2
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AFrIend in Need. Trr Il.

the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice
for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
success, As externa remedy, tits without n rival
and will alleviate pain more speedily than any other
preparation,, For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disor
ders Il Is truly infallbe, and curative for Sores
Wounds, Sprains Bruises, 60, its soothing, healing
and powerful Strengthening properties, the just won
der and astonrhment of all who have ever given II
trial Over one thousand certificates Of remarkable
cures performed yitNthin the last two years. attest
this fact See advertisement. Iyli
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seA- We notice that CHARLIE HEED
and s. NJ. BIGos, leave here to-day
with some rs or 30 men for Camp
Chase. The men have been recruited
under the late call of the President for
100000 six months men. Glad are we
to see that there yet lingereth in old
Fairfield, some remnant Of the spirit
which animated our fathers in the days
of '76.
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JOHN LEST, ESQ,

- - ..lttEneloscd, find SIS, which you will
f. please place to the credit of John Leist.
u The above is from a letter enclosing
s5,s to be credited OH the subscription
. Of John, Loist, Esq, Of Amanda town
ship. Mr., Leist had already paid a
year in advance, and he thus receives
credit for over four years in advance
IIc'has always been the especial friend
BIO of the press. We commend his exam.
, pile to all our subscribers, as worthy Of
imitation IN las1 Ed s-...
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RAIL ROAD.
S GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
csmnsssae xsnaay. Apra 30. isS. fsuh ssA
run 81 Islo~s:
eoINo WEsr.
No.z rAss.uarr

Eastaa.i passorsss tFsins maze close oonnsctcna
Fact. = 80
Eestwafl TrNn ccnnsct7 ~ follows! At Horrvw
VITA Little AM Trstrl for sn points south and West
Fnsgh. hna Aceotntn5 3ation tra.n ieav1ng Lansas-
terMSf5 q. ", mikes closo Connections w.tt; Ger.
trsl Ohio TrSin 9or Coiumbus :
Daily l.Hes OF Coaches conrec.ra With psa,snse,
trsins are run from cifcsy1le. cfilicothe nod Co
WaSpeciai sfre1gsrn.nts src made sor carr7-.e
and psrrsylvepa Railroads af a. lox rutass ss afe M
fered nT any other line =
For throEGh teksts Eas, or West, or Sof farther m.
FIeg1 E!tes OF Shipments please ap-
WM KEY BOND. REcIEFEl--
Wv. caED, ASST Sap Z, zaassTiIie, D. - ?
FEB 10 'S3-fS-H 80 - g.
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HoME, May. 9th, 1869

S'iA'j IAo OAuh, AOOS
Mr. JAcoP LINES M
,,.,,... ..... asi have Never writ
ten to you before will try and give
you piece Of My Mind and j don't
want You to git offended at it tall
Ny writing Don't concern uncels wri-
ting at all you said you would like to
See the war Settled you said the South
Started it and the North would End It
all have to say Don't be too Certain Of
it Jacop You Said if their had Not
have Been so Many Butternuts in the
mort this war would have been Settled
Long ago YOU had Better have Said
Black abolition and Niger Men in the
North am a Democrat and i am glad
of i am a Vallanding ham Man up to
the handel you May call Me a butte,
Nut Of pleas il am glad j am No Black
Abolitionist you said you thought the
copper Heads would Not Stand it very
Long and Stand Much of Chance al
the Election this fall you Said the Sol
diers had chance to vot and am glad
of it it is Not More than right for then
to vot and thin if You hunt youl
Camps over you will find good Many
Copper heads their too Jacop Dom
think you are any Sharper than yo,
was before you Left home and Never
thought you were Very Smart vii
close for this time Good Bye .r,
A. ]. Lines Jacob Lines.
..Ff fH4
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a., ZANE 1TousE.-A Il. Cook, Esq,
formerly of the rallmadgc House, has
fitted up the Zane House. in GAINESVILLE
and is prepared to receive his friends
In the coolest manner, that is, the zanc
: House is one of the coolest and most
pleasant hotels in the State, and just
s the place to stop during the hot summer
months.3 ~ sNv,A M peo A.srE ro
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na we learn that our fellow. town

pa- We learn that our fellow-towns-
man, DIR HOMER SHAW, formerly Asst
Surgeon of the 10th Ohio Infantry, has
been promoted to the position of full
Surgeon of that Regt. We wish the
Doc. luck muchly, and hope this is but
the fore-runher Of future advance
ment.
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PERsoNAI.-We had the pleasure Of
grasping the hand of our old friend,
A. J. Davis, Adjutant Of the 18th Ohio
last week. He was on a short visit to
his afflicted family. He started on his
return to his regiment on Tuesday
morning. His report of the Ohio boys
in Tennessee ia highly favorable Co.
lWmbvs Gazette. .
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ENCOURAGE OUR MECHANICS

Last Saturday night Thomas Hen,
derson sumptuoysly entertained at his
residence the famous Lancaster Band
for whom he fabricated . Music Cha.
riot, equalling those made at Cinoih.
natl. We may be FREQ, but we cannot
be independent until we literally pat,
roniSe home manufactures and home
mechanics. What would be thought o
a person supporting foreign family
while hsis permitting his own to starve'
Lancaster in several respects is suffer
inE in that way NJbo r. L. II. L.
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RS1, AS our, harvest tine approaches
, we notice an unwonted activity among
, our farmers in preparing to secure their
crops. Young men who are loafng
about town, should remember that our
country friends are short Of help, owing
ito so many having gone TO war, and
pitch in and lend helping hand, '2
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vaIuanle ProneFly for Sale.

a. TINE suhscHbsf uiii Ell ai pnvHts saia. .
49, III yh,sshlstfses of faruing Land, containing
D14fAabouf boo ncres, On Dtf1y Cfeok IN pasby and
-eaoto toWushtps, Pisknsay county, Ohio about
mles ffon Harrisburg. 10 miles from Coninbus and
10 mes from cfcleyiIlS. raa shoios tluct offend,
the best n aurVoy cf2oD acres, and vel adarted 70
both wheat and corn. he entire tlaet undef COED
tsneo bstseen soo end soD ecre ~ 90 n nelas and
(. PASTURE, aud veil gat1redf Tho ifnpfovefnsnts
90 are good house, % ~ 70 seot, With gooa rooms
LII ssaiOd and plastefOd. BRICK cellar rrdern1ath,
aud porch, 10 feet vide. The length Q. the houes.
good wells with prtnps u house AID barn, sEpoks-
house, esrrsss house, gs sd PouiiIy nouss' sfss
foT twelve horses ad cows COIN efb and Nhgca 1hs&s
Ggood garden and young orchard. The fsnees and
iE1provensnis are al ia good condition, having ~
been padq thu isl; Are yaafl The property y neas
70 mills, schools and rlaees Of sorthip nnd vi b
sold etfe Or as ee dindcd INTO lots q loq aeges g
G. y. OLD5. En- Of colrineus. or aidfuSs me. q;
Dougiassys, berlls county, Pennsyiyan.a
Uf0EDE ". BUCKLEY.
Juiy q ig51-Jslf-
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Risss - NJ 1ElnA-s
MVRyErIssoRo Tenn !
June 9th. 1888. /

EDs GAz1TTE
The recipient Of the
following piece Of my mind, requests
ita publication, and informs Mr. J L.
that If he were here, uttering such
piecesof his mind, soldiers would "hunt
the camps over" for hin, when unless
strongly guarded he wouldn't live Eve
minutes.
After such display Of martreE,
through the piece Of mind" the clo-
sing sentence is decidedly refreshing
to an intelligent soldier.
Six months ago, suchscrawls Of trea-
son flooded the army, and in few ca.
ses worked harm, but there is no dan
ger from them now.
The great anteTTifed, is dead, dead
We would not know of its existence
but for now and then putrid breeze
waited down through the Eagle, and
as the smaller fry squirm, starving in
a dirty mass in the old carcass, now
and then one wanders blindly out
Of his province, ride "a. J. L. W.
do not know whether We most pity
their blind, wiggling imbecility, or de
test their crawling losthsome worm-i
ness
Burnsides knocked the immortality
out of the unterrifed, and sent its spir
tito purgatory, where we understant
the spirit "cirkilates" largely, in corn
pany with q kindred spirit-one Bragg
l. W |+If's J. E. L.
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pA- PALMER at the Bark Rrcldngc,
is noted for.the fine favors Of his Ice
o Creams, the delicious coolness of his
1lemonades, and the superb lunches he
gets up. If our word amt sufficient
try them. ".+a a'att..a
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FARM FOR SALE.-Those who con-
template purchasing RealEstate, should
give q careful reading to the fine farm
advertised by SAMUEL CUpP. 1t will
be found in another column.
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SsS GEO. BURBERRY, at his grocery
stand has large and varied assort-
mont of all kinds Of groceries. George
is gentleman; and our friends will find
his clerks JOHN and Phil, courteous
Z and affable. Give him call. s
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DGALL Obituary Notices of Is
lines, or under in length, inserted gratis
Five cents per line for all over Is lines
OBITUAHY,

DIED-1n Berne township, Far
field county, Juno 22d, 1863, GATHER
1Ng SITES, wife Of Jacob Sites, aged
63 years and IL days
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EAtate Of rho mas NIeNaug iiich

Y been duly appointed and qualified 80 Executor Of
tneiast will and testament Of TnoNAs McNAuaHTEN,
deceased, iate Of Fairfield County, Ohio. Persons
having clans against tho estate OF said deceased arc
those indebted 10 it are required TO mako Immediate
payment NOAH McNAUGHTEN Executor
July 3, lse3--3wlS" t s-
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DIR. SWEETS
Infallible Lininent
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
For RheumaIism, GOut, Neuralgia.
LumbagO, StiffNeck nnd Joint,
Sprains, RrMiScs, cuts and
Bruises, Cuts and wounds,
Piles, Headache, and all
Rheumatic and Nerv-
GUS Disorders.


For all OF which il is a speedy and certain remedy,
and meyer fails. This Linment is prepared from the
recipe Of Dr.. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, the ia
nous bone setter and has been used in his practice
for more than twenty Years with the most astonishing
AS An ALLEyTATOR OF PAIN, it is un.
Tivsed by any preparation before the public Of which
the most skeptcal may be convinced by single trial
This Lnimen win cure rapidly and radically, Rhet,-
matte Disorders Of every kind and in thousands Of
eases where It has been used il has never baen know
FOR NECRALGIA, twllafford immediate re.
lief in every case, however distressing.
Ii will relieye the worst cases OF Headache in
three minutes and is warranted to do il.
Toothache also will il cure instantly.
! For Nervous Debility and General Las.
slIude arising from mprudence excess this Lini.
directly upon the nervous tissues II strengihs and
reviras the system, and restores to ela4Aty and
| Ngor.
For PIIes.-As an external remedy re claim that
lis the b,st known, md We challenge the world 10
produce an equal. Every victrn Of this distressing
compliant should give il :al. for il W.! not fail 70
afford immediate relief and ina majority Of cases VIII
Quinsy and sore Throat are sometimes sx.
trcmely malignant aud dangerous but timely appli.
cation Of this lnimcht will never fail Acure,
Sprhins are sometimes very obstnate, ard en-
iotgement of the joints Is liable TO occr X neglected
The worst case may be conquered by this LInment
in two or three days T
Bruises, Cuts Woar4v Sores, Clcers, Burns and
Sc1,dS yield readily To the wonderful healing proper.
ties of Dr. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LiNfHENT
when used according to directions. Also, ChtSalns,
Fpstei Feet, Ltsee Bites pi!ttysy . n al III
| # EVERY HORSE OWNER &
should have this remedy at hand for It's timely use
at the first appearance Of Lamencss will cftcetlaly
are liable and which render many otherwise vaua.
bic horses nearly worthless.
| Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties OF this Lninent have
been received within the last two ycarS and many OF
them from persons in the highest ranks oflife.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition observe the Signature andLke-
ness Of DR.. stephen Sweet on every label and also
"Stephen Sweets Intalliable Lniuent" blown in the
glass Of each hottie, without which none are genuine
RICHARDSON Co.,
| Soe rroprietors, Norwich, Connecticut
! For Sale by all Dealers. July2 lsS3-lyli
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NOAM NOGAaSe4

nj office is hereby given 10 Aiwhoua /. may concern,
n that the uext session OF tho ooninissioners OF
Fairfield county V DO held IN September mart there
will 81 presented petition praying for the establish
u1aut ofthe following described Cbanty Rood, to~wtt
eormancing on tho RoYAlton and Circlevle Turnpike
colo and Pesar Hege thenco On said line 10 the cen.
tas Of section No 81 thence south 70 the ne Of sec
ton No Is thence osst 70 sections .. 10 IS and Is
thence south to tbs crclee apt LaDcaater
-cad- end there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS!
Iancaster line c5 i63--l3-iw' ...'f I
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Bounty and Pensions,

f\oNanDsS havirs provided that all solG.ers who
have been discharged from the service by reason
Of wounds or disability eha receive tho 500 bounty,
and that when soldiers die or are killed in scrllca
their nearest relatives shall receive tee bounty well
arc snhed while il the lima ofdoty aha be pension.
ed, OF II killed the proper class Of relatives (stch az
widow. father, mother or sisters, &o) shall DO pen.
stoned Col. y ScHLEICE who has SEED 90 much
aervice aud is familiar with the whole subject Of army
business will give attention 10 spplicGtens for ren.
sions, bounty, hack Pay, DC.
His experience IN the army and Inowiedgs Of the
business warrants Us in recommending all 70 can uror
him.
TallnSdEs Block over yearora Hard.
ware Store. L. ~
LsnrSster May ises-ssms. ~ el
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rutnt, OF Isaae orlmih.

NOTICE 10 hafehy given that tho subscrier has
been appointed affd qusliaed Administrator dc
bosia non, With the viii annexed Of the estate Q.
Isaac Cnifth. late 0f G.rnc!d eouLtr. dsceased.
HAMUEL bARn
June %. lsc3-3Sl;>
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Lancaster, o.

REID's CAsu STORE will be closed on
the 4th Of July. Open on the 9Th as
usual. ANDREW REID.
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"A permission wish 10 say 70 the readers Of your
paper that will send by return mail 10 oil who ,vish
it, lfrce) Recipe with full directions for making
and using simple Vegetable Balm that will effectu-
ally remove in ten days, Plmpes. Blotches, Tan
Freckles. ond all Impurities Of The skin leaving the
same son, clear smooth and beautiful
will also mail free 70 those having Bsi Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information the,
will enable them to start full growth Of Luxuriant
Hair Whiskers or Monstache, in less than 10 days
All applications answered by return mail free OF charge
Respectfully yours.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
No. s3l Broadway, New York
tnril ~ lSGa-otni --..-
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NUMBER ENRoLLED.-Surgcon LEW
rs has furnished us the following as the
number Of enrolled men in Fairfield
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CIGAR MANUFACTORY,,

Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio. enc door vest Of
Hunter's Drug Store kseps conStanty on hnnd .
large and superior sssortznSntN
Henry Clay, Con Regalia,
C-,-- La Pnlmo1t1 sPIincpP0V
Rough and 80oaYo
HalS Opanleb
oRars Of he very beet quality, which they v eall
cheaper than any manufacturing u TIE
Cuba and oonpecaent beed Tobsoco. and ohlilpnge
Comparison Of ftesults. 1900
nv a' ''l.Vo ~ s;s.f, Z c1;Ei;
Lancaster, Feb Il; lSsi-sctf,
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THE GovERNoRsHIP OF OHIO.

CorreEpondencc Between the Union Con-
vention and Mr.. Brough--Hs Accepts
the Nomination sr-f ..I..H-.. sfr-r
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Very truly yours,
d.

MesBrs VIM. DENNIsoN, Prest.
JOHN D, CALDWELL, Secretary, Union
Convention Of Ohio. .rs
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ty, the importance of a well organized
Militia force, forState protection in case
ofinvasion, and hope the citizens, gen
orally, will give the matter their earn
est attention, so that good and efficient
officers may be selected.
NJ A. DAUGHERTY, President
JOHN b. MCNEIL, Secretary.
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We give below the letter conveying
the official announcement Of Mr..
Brough's nomination, and that gentle
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.NbhNELAND, OnlO, OuIlc ~, 1000.
GENTLEMEN; On my return home
last evening, found your favor of 18th
inst. announcing my nomination, by
the Union Convention, as a candidate
for Governor of Ohio.
You are fully aware, gentlemen, that
this nomination has been made not on
" without my solicitation, but against
my personal wishes. The circumstan
ces attending it, and the manner Of itc
presentation, scarcely admit of discus
sion as TO the course to be adopted
Personal considerations must yield to
the duty which every man owes to the
State; and therefore, while arpreca.
ting alike the honors and responsible,
ties Of the position, l assume the stand.
ard you present to mo, and to the ut,
most ofmy ability, wilfbearit, through
the contest ,-Awhether to victory or do,
feat, those who have chosen me must
determine, ,..,... ,.........,. -
1accept and fully approve the rcso.
lutions of the Convention accompany.
ing your note My own position has
been so fully defined that I do not con
slider it necessary to re-state It on this
occasion, lhave but ono object in ac,
ccptihg the position your constituents
have assigned me-and that is to aid
you and them in sustaining the Gov,
ornment in the great work Of suppres
sing this most wicked rebellion, and re
storing our country to its former unity
and glory. r,rr. !. sr,vr--s /.
/ Very truly yours, A
- JOHN BRoUG1.
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE

June %, lsc3-3wl;D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-06
Extortion az rhe senth.

IL The Virginia Senate, on the Both ult.,
an Interesting statement was made Of the
prices charged in the South, com pared to
those before the war, and Of the amount Of
ektOrtiOn which prevails at Richmond A
table was read contrasting the prices now
with those Of May, 1851. Among them we
notice the following specimens of the in
crease Flour from $3.50 to S22; beef
from cents to 50 cents per pound; butter
from 80 cents to $3.50 per pound; spple
brandy from 30 cents to Sl,5O per gallon ;
wool from 30 cents to $500 per pound;
sole leather from 25 cents to $3.50 per
pound; sheetings from 10 cents to S1,25
per yard; gray woolen cloth from $500
to $500 per yard; coarse shoes from 81, 80
to $500; boots from $3.50 to $4,000;
wool hats from $500 to $50 per dozen.
With these prices as sample, an urgent
appeal was made upon the Legislature to
take some steps to sbate the terrible ex-
tortion which was fast becoming univer-
sal The Senate adjourned without tax
ing action on the bill.
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FRO1T NEW YORK..

NEW YoBK, Feb. 8.
We have reliable intelligence of the
movements of the Pirate Retribution, from
the Captain of the schooner Springbok,
which has arrived in Boston from Port
Paix.
Captain Grindle states the Retribution
WROff that port about January 18th, and
sent a boat ashore, pretending to be a
merchant vessel. This statement was
confirmed by Captain Jordan, of the
schooner H. S. Boynson, who left Port
Paix January 10th, at which time also she
was understood to be in that vicinity. He
also reported the destruction of four or
five vessels off St. Thomas by that privs-
teer. This is probably false, as st. Thomas
is far to windward, and the Retribution
could not have beat up in season to make
the report true.
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Naval Fight Must Come Shortly
REBEL PIRATE RETRIBUTION.
French Invasion Of Mexico.
FRo,r WASHINGTON.
WAsHINoToN, February 8.

hAshlNGIOAf I6DEuhIy ..
Eleven hundred eonvslescents have been
sent to the Army of the Potomac within
the last three days. Over2 900 additional
are now ready to be dispatched from the
eonvalescent camp.
The belief Of the Government Is that the
details Of the Charleston affair are grossly
misstated, and that the result is Of trihing
consequence, except for any moral effect
il may produce.
p H W0tsaI1 has hesF- onn8rgnAd by fhs
Senate Assistant Secretary Of War, and
has entered upon his duties.
The Navy Department has ordered the
following ironOlad vessels to be prepared
for sea and sent south at once, viz: Keo-
kuk, Nantucket, Catskin and Sagimore.-
i is believed here that they can all be
-tesdY in four days.
The Secretary Of the Navy has received
information that the Patapseo left Fort
ress Monroe to join the other mailed YES
sells. Thus all the Ericsson batteries may
be expected to engage in a fight before
two weeks.