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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-21
CTATE OF ENSRssEE. H4MIIfoN COUNTY.


D. b Walker. vs. Attachrnent
Alfred n Cate j In the Circuit a Harrison
Il appearing 70 the cont that The defendant Al
fred n Cate a resident of this STATE 80 that
the ordinary process Of the court rannot Be served
uPl him. II = therefore ordered ~ the n
publication for four weeks Be 1rads in the Chntfn-
nooEa Rebel. = 1eEspaper published IN the city Of
Chattanooga. notifying the said defendant 10 ap-
pear the next term Of the circuit court 70 hn hed
~ the court house IN Harrison. on the third Non
day Of NoFember. SIS. and plead. n1sUer OF demur
20 the plaintiff acti0u jndrme1t b. default viii
Be Suffered and The cause set fer hearing parte-
Witness " L Rogers. CLERK n aid court a. Of &C
in Harrison the Sd Monday|iu MAJ 1854
jul6-W&w ~ L. ROGHRs. cl'k-'
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A Nd committed 10 Jail ~ the military aurhori-
"A uss Al cn.ttanooga. On the Sd q October, 1852.
and ucre recently IN ffe- ~ tfnr uEtirn
Of the Peace for the county ~ Hauzlton. Icnr- On
the lSth.ot Deceber. lS6z. negro hoy. calling his
name JOIN. and says he belongs q Nn- Jones. Of
LeEphlt- said boz Il BLACK, - years old. feet
81 lnchr< high The owner j. re1ucrted 70 come
forward. prove property pay charges and take hin
out 81 Jail
decs5 III. SWAIN. J.iler-
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DARIIkS arrfFrig from Kenfncky uhr have let
Il fsrE for me ether b1siness. wiu pleas nd-
dress - Il Nurretn 4 Co. Suffers. lEt Brigade 1st
DiFlflon. Hardee : corps Army Of Itnnesscs-
L = DEAN. formerly Of louisville Ky
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-21

Ne are arthc-i1ed 20 1nnpnnce The Hon SAX A
sAilti candidate Tor TIE Senate frutn The District
com pose1 o. he counties % Hamilton Marion. Sc
qra1rlc, hledElIc and Bradley
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HEApoe Ar1rzs HoOvEt's e.r. Txzs. !

Afrll -, lcot ]
n1HIRTl DOLLARS REWARD aill fe 'raid for
Il the apprehension and deliver 81 aach 81 ne
iulQNiI|E named oc<erters from Co T. Ihumasunts
Battalion Of Alabama Caralrt- prit4fe j VI r|hfId-
m yearS old feet inches hrfi. fair t-rnuIrr-
ion. light hair and blue eyes. john Webb about q
yearx old. feet ID inches hirh lair clnrrIcriu11
light hair and blue fyes II Walker al,ouf = rfnr~
old feet high fair CON plczfon. lr syek and light
hair. Lewis Sartin- - years old. feet 3 Inches
high. fair fomrlssx1ou. liEhf hair and bloc ewes
Dickson REge - YEAR old feet Do i1che hfrh AR
compile xlou- light hair and hlue eft. 1Eenes Arr1-
strong = ycarS old feet 10 inches hirh fair CON-
plexinn. red hair and blue eye The frsf fhrce -
side in Marshal roullty the last lire IN reKnIh
cou1ry. Alabama
This Barlaiioa i 1ou = Thrt al the III A1nharna
regiment 81 cavairy.
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HEctRREST MOSEY-Uncurrent fun Of ALI
" kinds still purchased By
iqnsslw Rw coKBIs co.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-21

Thos- L. Gardenhire collector Of The rublic
Taxes for tie county Of Hamilton. Tenne1see. b
virtue Of the foregoing order Of nale will proceed
Saturday the sth day Of August. 1915. the feregoinE
town lot8 parts Of lots and tracts Of land q
much thereof ~ will Be sufficient 10 pay the taxes
and charges ssTerllly thereon a
THOS. L GARDESHIRE. II
ju4-vlu- Tax Collector for Hanilton G.
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PzoDrcE DrklEns kSB
coNnIssIoS MERcHASrs.


MrnFEErBoRb-TE,sS.
r Get 18th. 1s6z-iy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
A TRULY VALUABLE RICE AND PLAN

IA TATTOY -FARK OF sos ACRES ~ BRUNSWICK
COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA FOUR NILES WEST or
VIZ HTYGTON TOGETHER WITH 81 VALUABLE
SLA YES ATT1CHED THkRET0, FOR SALE-we are Au.
70 sell truly valuable Kce and Plantation located
AZ above and fronting Cape Fear River
Tee are Aoost tide swamp Of which $50 have
been cleared cultivated the bSsnce still 70 original growth
one body Ihs lands rack No. the regard TO
Quality AMI egby situated for Watering the
$50 upland about 10 70 20 only cGred
the balance tupsne Of which has been worked
two YEA s. the remainder has been boxed The
has osgn surveyed all the marked BY white marble
49,, -
~ buildings al leV-but II 1851 and In good order.
ans large selling amp negro quiTtss barn b BY 20 feet
Two oFss nigh with Bhsd All ehed 50 BY 100 feet With steam
aher capable Of rAhns 800 bushels per day, with steam en-
sine 81 nearly IS horse power, in good order,
L,o 81 very valuable sLAvEs In old. list Of
Which can be seen a. oeee. -
Tbs pics FOR The Estate and Slaves S CO., payable In Con-
fsdernts notes Lr bonds their market value.
Now favorable chance for monied men 70 invest hen
flLds. Apply 10 6oDDlN ArRAhson.
sth septsuaber, 1853. Sss-%
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
ADTT AND INsPTR GENlRAL's oIHoI,
RICHMOND, Sept. 8, 1853

kohMoAps pept. o. ASoo
eNIRAL oRDIRs,l
No. III.
In any case where the exgences Of the army compel I'm
purchase for Its Of the whole OF any one article
articles ofhe planters production, taxed Kind the post
dlct will transfer TO his district collector
estimate be collected In the money value only
impreismen the may be Be
mRng such raner the quAItermsster OF the d Ct
will credit The producer such estimates With the amount
such articles he may have paid In Kind, and en-
under which the transfer Is
made.
IT, Controlling pest qu1rermSSerS Of districts viii keep
report their accounts relating 10 tax In kind separate and
distinct from all Others
III Producers are required deliver the wheat oats
rye buckwhea rice peas beAns cured hy and fodder sugar.
olR wool and tobacco, In 50 form and Ordinary
nDei and packed In some secure man
ner; tobacco, shipped In boxes. -
Of districts entrust agents With
that receipts and accounts be
stated In the OF the oSt-quartermsster.
v AID CommissAres serving with troops may
the 1.-THE when author ted TO do so BY the ohe Quar-
errnaer or Chief oo1mssay army in which they
servg The Of such authorized oce VII be reported
10 the Qusrtermaster General
W. Where producers offer to their 1.-THE tai 10 ocers au-
horEed receive H. obligatory upon the latter TO receive
produce Of transportation eight
cribed State commissioners under the I'm
pr Ia each they will receipt the post guar
ermaser Of district the produce Upon this receipt the
receiving will responsible for the iniy which he will
Ger & only be evidence lis paid. In al
Teoept Of the producer and his county Will be
stated.
(siypedl 8, COOPER,
sepbElS AdJt and lnsp'r eenH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
7 K l. E G R A PHI C.
PROM CHARLES ION.

EVACUATION OF NORRIS ISLAND ANOTHER
DEMAND FOR THE SURRENDER Of FORT SUM-
TER-GEN. BEAUREGARD'S REPLY-FURIOUS
BONBARDMENT.
CHAALIsros, Sept. THE bombardment was kept up
without intermion all day yesterday snl far into the
night. About one hundred aud Gfty Of our men we're
Kill ed and wOuded at Batteries Wagner and Gregg.
The Attemp; TO assault Gregg repulsed before tie
enemy Rad completed their landing. Great havoc is
supposed to have been played in the snemys bOas by
our grape and canister at SGrk.
yesterday afternoon the enemy having advanced their
sappers up the very of Wagner, and it being
impossible TO hol the island longer Gen. Beaur ,rd
dered the evacuation which executed between P.
n. aud A n. with success. Wes spiked the gus ofWaA
and Gregg and withdrew nOiseleay in forty barge
0aly one barge cOnta ming twelve Uel, Wa captured
Theensmy holds Cummings Point, in full view Of
tie city. All quiet this morning.
sECoXD DEsPAFcH
CHIRLIsrOS, Sept Z, noon - A despatch from Maj Sc
Phen Elliott, commanding at Fort Sumter, announces
ct h,g Of truce demanding the immedia surrender
Of that fort has just been received from Admiral Dahl
gren, BY Lieut.. Brown Of the steamer Palmetto STATE
Gen. BeAuregMd te!egrAphed to Major Elliott tSreply
to DAhlgren that he can have For! Sumter when he
takes it, and holds it, sni that in the meantime such
mAnds are pusrile and unbecomrg.
THIRD DESPATCH.
CsARLEsTON, Sept Z, s P. MA o'clock p n. the
iron clAds and monitors approached Fort Sumter closer
than usual and opened hot fire against it, Our bate
res on SaliVan's Island, including Fort MOultrie re-
PHI heavily. The firing is still going on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
GsEcoSN DEsPATcH.]

ATLANTA, Sept 7.-PGSseDgers from Chattanooga re-
port force Of the enemy at WAIahachie-uumber not
A.ed We learn from Rome that another force is Ad
vancins on that point All accounts in stating
that the feeling and deposition Of the army Is one Of
great desire meet the enemy and confidence in the
result. From East Tennessee 10 recent movement to
report
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
ADyT AND INsP'R GENERALS oYHIoR, |
RIOHnoHn. August 81, 1888,
eENERAL Orders,

eENERAL Orders,
Generals other ofneers commanding departments armies
In the hed posts gArrons will cause all deserers, ragers
other all liable TO military
service found within and not belonging 10 their COM
An be forthwith arrested and turned 70 the nearest
rolling ocs shall be TO forward such Absenees
proper command In Of conscrps TO assign them
army nearest to his post according TO his dscre
ton.
H. Under instructions the Bureau Of csnscPh an en-
rolling ocer attached 70 each Military Department. TO
carry out the purposes Indicated In paragraph.
Ill 0verseers entitled exemption will be exempted from mi J.
ay cefo year. when the owner slaves Of whom the
20 the enrolling officer the
receipt ou4remAsr for the smouns OF the tax Imposed In
cases by the act OF Congress- approved May 1863 on
Of the Department directed to receive and
receipt for neg thas paid
Crsuedo 8. COOPER,
sept 4-lE Adm and Inspr Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
NOTICE.

N consequence of the death Of VIM. 5. Trip
lett ESQ., Preadent Of the Dominion Iron Nall Works
oompa the Board Of Directors Of said Cos pany at meeting
held this day unanimously appointed 70 BLANkENsHIP the
y fsAAO DAVESPORr, JR,
Vice Presid nj.
Richmond Sd Sent, 1888 5ep6-1W'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
-ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEBtEsAls OFFICE, /
RrcHMoRD, August %, s83. (
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ll6.

Following adopted m1.ons one ppon%d nt
RICHMOND
Hon A SDDoS 4
leto
CHgeA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
FROM rENNESSER

CHATTANOOGA Sept. With the exception of few
shells thrown at our pOntOCns yesterday, nothing Oc
CURED to break the monOtOny at this pace. The
my quite active, both abov1 aud below the place.
but there is no fuSther indication Of attack The
best informed persons think that attack will be made
here, bui an effort will be made to faux TIo pri-
va es fou rsgulars and of ROse,rsns' telegraph
operators captured yesterday Running Water
Bridge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
Sept 7-lw
ADJ'r AND INsP. GINS OBTIoE,
RICHMOND, Sept. |, 1858.
GENERAL Orders,
~ $50

CENTRAL 0RDERS,
No. lis.
L AL oosrs Of the QuArermAsrs Department. serving al
poS depots Will Immediately TO the Quartermaster Gen.
era their location the character Of the duties discharged BY hem
and By whose order they were 90 assigned ~
H. The principal ouartermaste at each pos depot Wnlke
wise report the Of all QuartemAss serving therest He
viii also examine carefully INTO the occupation OF each oeer
and will designate spared for service essvher
III me chief QuArermAser Of each separate Will for
ward the ouAremRser General the earliest practicable
day complete List Of Az his subor1inateS stating specifically
the regiment brigade division corps which each may be a.
aohed when engaged special duy the character thereof
By order,
TsRnedl g. COOPER,
septi-iW AdjutAnt and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
BUHIOH- TORAENT0R,
TOE-RATL SUFFERERS,
Pay d. SCHULTZ visit you wish 10 be al ease are glad
returned and be onsuted until farther nodce
Let all who any way Corns &c seek tn Doctor
once avoid tT which the Oh spring Of
ney'ecl or inAtteniion.
~ once, Wall st. Hotel, Wall 81 ssp5-sts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
HOCKEH,S MILL AND TWO FARMS
FOR HALE IN BUCKINGHAM
HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.
HAVE IN HALIFAX (OIlNI'Y v

/ HAVE IN HALIFAA COUNI1, WI,
Tract Of Land containing about 100 lying Hyeo
Walnut within ave miles Of South
Ihe Richmond and DanviLe Railroad which offer for sale
This TrActhA upon pretty good though Of
them with $50 Of And) hell dover property
n good nghborhood convenient to all the churches and
the finest sections In the State
The free SOIL well adapted growth Of the
various products this country obscco especay wewaer
good springs and creeks thougit
which there fair proportion 81 very eru loo grounds
Persons wishing tolDyest viii do well examine this land.
Capt John Faulkner residing the adjoining farm will show
10 any Wishing 80 seeit.
II not sold prior 10th. LIST OCTOBER next will sell At public
auction The premises THAT DAY.
TERMs-Cdsh or CREDIT TO suit PuTchGseTs.
further tcusrs the subscriber at Red Oak Grove
P. o., Charlotte county, Va
au l0-dt0ct J. b. FAULKNER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08


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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
~ GORGE WASHINGTON, said to be the

~ GORGE WASHlNGTON, SAID TO be the
prcp rty Of Joel Bryant Roson-pATsh, Kansas was
rested 10 nj e. above Richmond, ~ oeer Misehe ne now
copned M kchmond, subject % the order Of his master
Apoly 10 W MITCHELL MAshAs o1ee The above boy
g. black and about % ysAr OF age and good
w. MIFoHELL,
,sps- sts ~ Provost MSlShAIS once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
LAND FOR SALE.
/ WILL sell privately the TRACT OF LAND

which de- ostaning 4s5H Acres 100 Of which
open the balance well mbered With Pine and Oak The soil
well adapted to gardening and grain growing With has green
sand mari for Improving TIE DWeng small the water e1
ceent The Land lies In the Of Hanover conn,
eighteen miles from Richmond and six miles from Che Richmond
snd York River Railroad with charhes and mills convenient
Any one wishing to purchase suCh Parm vii e,se sde
Old Church. Hanover county, va
have also small STEAM SAW MILL on The paee' Wmch
will sell on reAsonab.e terrs. nm, N novn
sep9 Wm n pOIO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

n. MOORE. BATEz, O. y hood
MOORE. BAYNE & CO., No. LAT Main
wi n eet Lynchbure Va, Wholesale Grocers and ComGi
or or the Manufactured and eu okng Tobac
so viii receive sell Sugar. kolssse Whes Corn Flour
Bacon Leather, and all nas o. country produee Al sse;
ia2I-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
CONscRlPrIoN IN ILLINoIs.

correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, wiring
from Chicsg', August 81, says:
L.ast Wednesday OF hundred and City men, mounted
aud armed came Paris the county seat Of Edgar
county; in search Of Iha enrolling officers swearing they
would kill them and destroy htir papers, But the Of
6cers eluftd them aud in the meantime despach had
bee1 seut TO TIE commander Of military post in In
dana abolt Fifty miles distant He Immediately de-
Tiled two hundred men, WsO were in Paris soon as
seam could bring IN IN. The CopperheSds dispersed
II once uthout fsvI accomplished the object of their
MISSION Some parts Of Edgar county are mere nests
Of traitors. In one township recently
bed public meeting and resolved that the aft should
only be enforced over their dead bodies. hope il may
n Cumberland county, on the 25jh, gang OF Sity
rmed men sarIoundsd the house Of the Assistant En-.
agErg Ofirer, aid demanded bis papers. he had re-
eeivei information Of their coming and had despatched
IN Official dSeuuelts to place Of safety early in the
evening He irlorRed them that there'Were no public
papsrs IN the house Bat they broke in the doors and
Ir ceedfd to rlnsacI and te4fch the premises. Not
Gadnything in their rage, they set Ore 10 the house
81 Fortunately, the Gre was e1tingubhsd be ore
doaS nacen damage.
beard Of variI other minor OutrAges all through
Egypt" UniOn men, which are but a small minority
IA many Of these cOunues not safe in their houses
Their houses berps graI sacks &C. destroyed con-
sfanty by these Secssh villains In some localities the
reign Of terror is almost as bad as ia some parts oil
Missouri where the bashWhaekers cary things With
high hand Tue General or State Government Dug TO
put stop To these things or they will grow into some
thing serious There il an embryo revolution in our
State which should be ushed before it becomes full
gown.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
'NIscELLANEoUR

Toe Peninsula correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
qarsr says that the object of their late cavalry e1Ped
ton towaris Rehmnd was StO see if there Was any
truth in the report that portion OF General Lees army
= a. ia forcs on the Peninsula ready to make attack
On Yorktown"
TIE rspOr, tha: General PsUbsrtOn had bssN Gssass
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
FROM TBE UNITED So ATEs.

ers indebted to the courtesy Of Commissioner
Ou', OF ,he E1,huge Bureau, for Northern papers to
the ) a ms. We append a summary Of the news:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
DANk MOLE ENGRAVING.

NOTlCE.-Messrs. TARDY & WILLIAMS have
~ exclusive control OF the rne and Fancy sos
manufactured ettablsnmrn 20 whom all oTds Eusi D.
addressed.
ior soap-for all kind Of grease. VIM. q. WkbB %,
jell-u hArehes rSOsp NoTHa.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
Atlantic MOnthIy.

The May number of the Atlantic is received.
Neither pains nor expense are spared to make the
Atlantic a superb Magazine, and in this the pub
fishers have been pre-eminently successful. 1t is
ever welcome visitor to our table. The fact that
Oliver Wendell Holmes, James Russell Lowell,
Mrs. Harriet BeOcher Stowe, and others of their
literary merit, regular contributors to its coll
smns, we conceive to be a sufficient Endorsement
Of its solnd literature.
This sterling periodical is published by Ticknor
Fields, Boston, at$a per annum, In advance OF
twenty-five ceRts for single numbers. We will
furnish the JOURNAL and Atlantic for 81.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
The perrysbu.r Flouring Mills.

The attention of the reader Is refered to the 4d'
Vertsemont of the Perrysburg FIGURING Mills, in
another portion of this paper, Our esteemed citi-
rens, DR.. Z. d. Peck and Jas. P,AVerill, hare en-
tsred into cO-2artnership, aud are determined to
make the Perrysburg Mills second to none in North
western Ohio. The Doctor is so well known in
this community that comnendation from as is su-
psrfpous. Our young friend, James p. Averill-a
worthy typo, by the by-is . good, clever fellow
"a failing that typos have) and we are con6deni
will not fail to win the esteem and confidence OF
all who have business dealings with him. We
predict fer the new firm harvest of success, and
know that ii can not fail to secure the patronage
Of cur farming community.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
Formation Of a Union Association, In
Webster Township. W ~ 8

Iu pursuance TO a call, a. large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the citizens of Webster township as
sembled at the school house at uoussholdsrs Cor.
uers, on Friday eveniAe, March 81, 1893, and pro.
cssded to organize by calling A. l.. stephens to
the Chair, aud sppeintng George c. Phelps
Secretary.
The Objec, Of the meeting was stated 10 be the
formation Of Union Association, and on motion
committee Of Ave was appointed to present dec
lsration of principles aud resolutions.
Tho following named persons were appointed
such committee, Wis Walter Davidson, @. X.
TAN, John A. Fox, George Griner, aud George c.
Phelps. .-t .e
After consultation. the committee reported the
following declaration of principles and resolutions,
which were adopted to-wit;
/. This association shall be called tho Webster
Township Union Association.
2. Forgetting all past political differences, and
placing the salvation Of the Union above all par
ty or ether predilectons We are for the nantes
ance Of tho Federal Government against all its enc
mics, nj home or abroad.
:. We will sustain the Federal Government in
all its measures for putting down the rebellion,
and call for vigorous prosecution of the war, un
til the glorious Union ofour Fathers be finally es-
tsblished over all our Territory.
4. That we are unaltersbly opposed to the scces-
sion of one inch Of the Territory Of the American
Union, and we unhssitatingly denounee those who
anywhere advocate secession, as traitors to the
Federal Government H
5. We invite the cooperation Of all persons who
shall subscribe to this declaration, to become mem
bers of this Association, and entitled to take part
in its business. ,- ... ..... ..
Resolrtd, That to the utmost of our power we
will give aid and comfort to our soldiers in the
feld-whie we help support their families at home,
we will cheer them on to deeds OF noble valor.
ResolOed, That we heartily indorse the President
and his constitutional advisers, in all measures
they have fit to put forth, or deem proper, to
crush this rebeon-and especially, the Emanci-
patton Proclamation.
The following are the names of persons sub
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
CARD or THANKS.

We feel it due the citizens of perrysburg and
vicinity that we give them m,r sincere thanks for
their generous donation, on Thursday evening, the
2Sd inst. Mr., @. b. kreps and lady have our
thanks for their warm hospitality. We also re.
member with gratitude those who stood ready to
contribute to the physical comfort of those present
Neither forget we the "lttle folks" who gave us
such token of their affection.
The receipts amount to $50. From whence
many of the gifts came we know not, but We pray
that each giver may be recipient of Gods great
gift to man--Jcsus Christ, the Savior of sinners.
II. II. TAFT,
H. G. TAFT
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29
Dishonorable.

We are informed that an unfair transaction took
place in Tontogany last week, whereby sick
soldier, who could not leave his bed, narrowly es-
caped-by the interference of citizens badly
swnded In horae trade. 1t is difficult to believe
that any person could be SO destitute of the COM
mon feelings Of humanity as thus to take advantage
of oGs who has contracted fatal disease while in
the service of his corntry-and in the hope that
tho matter may yet be placed in moro favorable
light, we refrain from giving it more extended
notice.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-29

Aish,ine fsOmtSs Dayton S.AiiehigAn train, at
IIulrs Prairie, one day las, week, we enjoyed the
pleasure Of walk over Middleton township, aud
beheld some Of the finest farming land VIC have
ever scen-Miami Valley aud Illinois prairie net
excepted. The farmers were busy, plcving, SOW
iug wheat, and preparing for general spring work.
Winter wheat has been badly injured by the rrOst
and few farmers in that vicinity expect more than
half crop; they do not however, let that dis.
courage them. We feel confident that IL fertile
soil and good cultivation arc rewarded with bOuu-
tiful crops the farmers Of Middleton will 6ud them
selves " all right" at harvest time.