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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
ITO Samuel & Hills, who resides in

W SntDUel VI IIlllN, WHO feS'uPS VI Nlofl-
i roe, tireen County, Wscansin, Chuuncey Wixcox,
Charles Wilcox Harlow Wilcox whose places of esidense
unknown Leonard Wilcox of California Charlotte Stevens
and Stevens her husband OF Chicago, Illinois Eliza.
beth Hills whose place residence unknown and to the
heirs OF Gustavus Hls deceased of this heirs
Charlotte Anderson deceased whose places of resi-
dence unknown, and Julia Hills Of the state of lnois
You hereby notified that Henry Fassett administrator
of the Estate OF Charlotte Anderson deceased the 2d day
OF January A D. 1863 filed his petition in the Probate Court
within aud for the County of Ashtabua and Of Ohio
alleging hat the personal estate Of said deceased is INSULT
pay debts the charges of advertising her
thai ho died seized in fee simple OF the following
ed real estate u said UNITY to wit in the Village OF Aha
bua commencing the Northwest of lands owned by
j. Beebe running thence North along the east line Of
Maine ee ~ feet to lands formerly owned by Stephen p
Newell thence East along said Newels snnth line the top
OF the high bank the Asht bua Creek thence So thery
along top said bank to the lands of said Beebe
along said Beebs North line to the place of begnnng-That
Samuel Hills, PAMELA Blwel Cbauncey Wilcox, Sy,ves-
ter Wilcox, VIM Wilcox, Charles Wilcox, Harlow Wilcox,
Leonard Wilcox, Walter Wilcox Mary Fiheld, - Fi6eld,
he; husband Charlotte Stevens, Stevens her husband
Elizabeth Hills, Julius Hs Julia Hills Rosaiia Hawkins
ius the unknown heirs of Gustayus Hills deceased
the next estate Of Inheritance in said premises The prayer
said petition for tile sale OF said premises for the
of the debts and charges aforesaid Said petition win be fol
hearing on the 25th day of April, A. D. 1868.
HENRY FASSErT, Administrator
OF the Estate Of ChrlOtte Anderson, decd
Datd March l3, 1868. 4tG9l
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Amos W. Waters, Defendant.
In the Court Of Common Pleas of Ashsbua County, Ohio
A MOS w. Waters of The State of lndi.
ana, will take Notice that Louis Bratenah Charles
Bratenah partners doing business under the and firm
OF Batenahl Brothers, Plaintiffs did the 23d day of Feb-
ay AD 1868 file their petition In the Pleas
within and for hs county of Astabua tae Ohio
against the said Amos W. Waters, defendant setting forth
that the said defendant is indebted said plaintiffs in
the Of S55 79l00 with interest the same from the
tiffs ask judgme against the said defendant
The said Amos Waters will further notice that .be
said plant caused order of TO be ssued nv
ths Clerk Of ss ur In said action and placed In the hands
OF the Sheriff OF lnis county, for service thai said he1
by virtue such order Of attachment levied upon and
ed the following described real estate the property the
said aenlapt TO wit situate In the township of Orwell in
the county OF shabula and state OF Ohio be In township
No the 4h Jenge OF ownships In the Connecticut West
ber In said township aqd th undivided half Of
lot and boupded and described follows to wit Beginning
ct post standing Vt TIE koh corner Of land arced
10 Joshua Frsbs thepe North along marked line to the
north OF said section thence fast along the said section
line to the centre road thence South along the center o
said road IN the north east OF he land arced to
o. Reeves theues West along the North Ina OF said Reeves
ana sshess land to the place Of begupng supposed 10 con
tain ons hundred and twenty two more lsss.
And the defen ant Is further notified that the SAID plainth
will AK or ap order om said TO have said reai estate
sod e sheriff OF e eogny and the proceeds OF such sa
applied to pay the Aad plaintiffs said ealm and that the de-
fendant Amos w. Waters Il notified that he required ap
pear and answer said petition before the third
aay sfter the 25th day OF April, A. n. 1858.
Dated Marsh u, 1903 ,l Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Over drawn. n................ Sl5 10
On motion, the voters proceeded to the
election. Wbereupon
Henry l.. Morrison received So votes;
Stephen Hall, so; Geo. Willard, 3; and A. I.
Hubbard, l.
II. L. Morrison aud Stephen Hall were de-
clared elected.
The meeting unanimously voted resolution,
approving the purchase of bell for the
school, from the funds now on hand. Adjourn
ed sin die.
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To Rent.

nHE Undersigned will Rent for one or
more years. the Tavern Stand lately occupied by him in
East Village Ashtabua with the Garden and Orchard and
two of land. Rent Low. For particulars enquire Of
GEO. WILLARD. WIN. l.. BARTRAM.
AshtsbuIa March 25, 1863. 3r602
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Who is Going to Buy :?

Reader have you heard your brother, sister, neghhh r.
lrieuI talking about buy instrument souee write
to Mr H. send the name, &c. and il
viii be entitled 10 pei c-hge. ar Ii. Is bu, ing
below obbing pricc and ahoIu divide the profits
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

A SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT.-The successful
mer chant is always the one who keeps the best
class of goods of all kinds, and as many Of them
are aware of the fact, they keep the Chemical
Saisratus, manufactured by d. b. DeLand Il
Co., at Farport, Monroe county. N. Y. For
sale by most wholesale aud retail dealers n the
| country
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

Mr. IT, is confined to the sale any particular Pianos
but will furnish any good make this county Europe
When 1t il desired AIR H. viii give his benefit
OF his experience in the selection Of rianos and hevdeons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
Agents Wanted.

Cergymen Post Masters Teachers and others request
ed agents established, and liberal
will be made ur all sales valuable information
finished, however uisiant
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
Competition Desirable.

II is when instrument and method of doing business
contasted sh that Of many that people fully
app recate thu superiority OF Pianos and Ne0deos
success is then the "Inarch Of time
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

SORGHUM SYRUP.-The amount of syrup
made the past year in this vicinity was 5,339
gallons, at a value of So l62 60. 249 gallons
OF this was made in SAybrook, and The balance
n Geneva.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

The Whole thing is bumbug, and well calculated to take
with those who looking for what they call great bar
gains aud willing to endure poor thing 1t ony
be got cheap Good makers like angels visits aud their
Pianos ccst uIOpey.
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To | arners.

FARMERS Wishing to engage in The
Il IidI Culture,
may supply of Superior Seed o the subscriber who
to SELL with the privilege and understanding
Purchasing at the market price, the seed produced he
will furnish seed such share in the crop the parties
NAV agree upon. GEO. F. SADD.
Anstnbnrr Mechancsville Society," Feb. 1868. lOt6s7
q 600 25 CENT Packages of Sta
Cs - u - tionery, containing quire paper, one
N. G. DICKS.
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Newspaper Publishers

in Ohio Indiana, lnoi and Western Pennsylvania wishing
advertise for Sir H. towards Piano NeldeUn win
please Mr. Hall the subject Mr. H. wishes ad-
yertse in Ut least lVu journals.
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Asur,put.. O. April a. 1864.


The annual NEE ting OF the citizens Of this
villa % and lthe territory thereuuto annexsd for
school purposes, for the election Of two direc.
tors in the place of Stephen Hall and II. L.
Morrison, was held this evening at Firemau's
Hall
The meeting elected Henry Fsssett, Chair
man, A. +. Hubbard, acted as Clerk.
The following report Of the financial condi'
ton OF the school was read.
RECEIPTS SCHOOL FUND.
On hand April 1862. $709 26
Received from Co. Trus., State
and special fund. ....... 1855 OF
Received for tuition of outside
pupils 10y ~
Total. ........ S2343 SO
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid salary OF teachers. ...... .$20l9 so
for wood. IS 90
Insurance on buding.... 81 20
JunitOrs fees. ........... 60 63
Repairs aud furniture. SO 45
Incidental expenses. Sc 80
Cash on hand balance. 937 S5
Total. l........ ............S .S3243 80
ACCADEMY FUND.
Amount received from Co. Trus $l38l o.
Paid out on orders.... 1896 10
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Three Cents Postage

Is all will cost you TO write to Ar Hail. however distan
you may live and get valuable Information about instruments
and ii you not handy with p.n,' get heLd to
write lor you. You can save money.
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4. Mcclure,
HAS Removed his Stock of Goods

O'O'Sot iih p" otC' oSs
to the store formerly occupied Meat Market nearly oppo
site his old stand
Thankful for past avor and patronage, again appeal to
the public to be kind enouge 10 call st
purchased ed and permanently located myself opposite
the Fisk House. will endeayo to aecomuodAts my hieEds
and the public with everything In my line, such a.
Stoves, Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron. brittanis,
aud Glass. Ware, Coal Oil Lamps
Jappaped Ware, Tea-Servers, Cutlery, Pumps
Nails and some Hardware and Cutlery.
Brass aud Ensme ed Kettles. Wooden Ware
Farming lmpleIsnts,
Horse Rakes, Cultivsiors, mower and reaper
Grinders, Seythes. Forks. Shovels Spades. Axes
Axe Helves. &c. &c.
Allow me say with regard my First Class Stoves tia
refer many Of the best citizens Of Ashtabua aud VI
oniy to show THAI they giving good ssissiian -,
stove In the oountry.
Give . call--oppcets the tizk hease rsoosct.
AshsabsiA. Jan ]. isos ei hcovrF
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Plymouth.


The result OF the election in Plymouth, where
the frceness of the democracy places every
thing upon the strictest partr basis, is highly
gratifying to the friends Of the Union, the vote
for that ticket being nearly two to one over the
Peace ticket. Tke average vote of the Dem.
ncrats was 35, aud the ticket was elected as
follows:
Cierh-B. P. Mann. n............... GO
T'reasurer-Levi B. Hoffman SO
.4ssessor-Joseph II. WhepIey.... SO
Constabte-Foster Johns on........ Al
TRUSTEES.
Enos Morgan. .......... 81
II j. b. Seymour. 80. ....... 40
Chester Racey. ."..... ...'........ 81
Our Plymouth friends unders and the maxim
that eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty.
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Haskell & Son,

Haskell & Son,
xl G
Would Inform the. People Of Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania, Of Ftv Faets I:
Fact No l.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich.
Il mond in less than two weeks and that
Abraham the Illinois Rail splitter,
is hound to win sooner later. And he-Abraham-ad-
vSes US to still 60 on and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
aour extremely aud unac;ountaby Low PRICES and saws
Fact No II,
That there i, not in Beu=hted Athtabu more Complete
better Selected Stock of
Groceries,
than bought benre the advance and will Re sold
accordingly. They will give AWFUL PILE of Goods for
one OF my Green Backs with my phiz thereon, nOce
that in
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pile Of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps,
and by the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the little Ahes
have crammed our store with
Dry Goods,
at prices to heat the World So you you find every
thing IRON pin to hogshead ofSugT. Aud in
Fact No: w,
You will hnd they take all kinds PRODUCE or any thing
the Farmer or Mechanic has to sell for their goods
Fact No. Y,
We sell or gonds for PAY and keep Books, so come
prepared, ont mention Trust has out
entirely wit s. You will see In
Fact No VI,
1o,k.Lav ravipo q SI for Elonr .nS r.. rfo.,.
Lumbe., &c
Fact No. VII.
YOuwnl eat least 10 per cent by buying OF Us.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row is to give place to more
cumrodous and imposing structure for the accommodation
of our increasing bus ness.
Call and see us, one door South OF the Post Office
Ashtabus Nov. %, 1862 HASKELL SON.
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Field of Operations.

Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Penusylva
mia, tue grUuDdwo future trade, aud
will be delivered free of charge desired aud
in every particular or mouey refunded.
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FAMILY MEDICINE UNEoUALED.
Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 Wido,cs and Heirs of DECEASED
Soldiers, d to Inralid d Disabled Soldiers
THE Undersigned is authorised by III
4 from The United States to procure from the
diers,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay.
s provided By acts of congress July 1891 July 1907
and also Pensions and Back Pay for invalid disabled
ders And also Pensions and Bounty Lands tr soldiers
their hes Of the OF the REVOLUTION Of 1872 ts
which they be entitled by acts ot congess All business
Of the above nature committed to him will be promptly and
energeclly put through and In sure charge
will he made except for money actually paid civil officers
for adayits and certificates necessary tn prove the ca
STEPHEN HALL.
Afbtabnla, November 27, 1862. 67S
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Village Election.

Theodore Hall, as Recorder, and J..W. Has.
kell w. w. uerrick, and E. r. Williams as
Trustees, upon the regularly nominated ticket
and all Republicans, were thrust aside with
some Ga or 65 votes, on what ground does not
clearly appear
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

WANTED "A Journeyman. and an ap.
w prentice 10 the Harness-msking Butinets.
Ashtsbula Feb. 1858. os6 JAMES SINCLAIR.
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Cheap Pianos Worthless.
BE not Deceived.

ny cheap Pianos meant those advertised at $780, S17j
SlUU claiming great eus warranted iUr year,
aud claiming TO Ge better than tue old te makes wOl
SilD.
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The N. Y. Weekly Herald-lS63.
Volume Twenty-Seven.
The Cheapest Paper in the World.
Volume Twenty-Seven.

THE Twenty Seventh vol of the Week.
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The extensive and comprehensive facilities in It's possession
enables the proprietor of the MEEKLY HERALD guarantee
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parts Of the world.
Its home correspondents engaged at heavy cost and
the prove that it is determined spot
uncovered by its aiions and event that shall
pretOr hundred thousand doar per year
tain its corps of correspondents in the deld
In its collation. Of Foreign News the Herald has for
held high position and 1t will endeavor the future
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ent stationed all of the principal cities Of the world
Its telegrRphic extend wherever electric
wires stretched When the Atlantic cable is laid which
feat will be accomplished kilograms will be received
from Europe and Asia, we'll the United States Then
readers win have the events of the week In all parts Of
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II Is the intention OF the proprietor TO devote portion Of
the paper to eaas Fashion, Agriculture, the Mechanic
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

At subsequent meeting of the Board, the
following gentlemen were elected as officers:
Henry Fassett President A. F. uubbard,
Clerk; II. l. Morrison. Treasurer, Rev. G..
f. Bruce as member of the examining com.
mttee for three years from this date.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

The press of other matters render it neces-
sary to defer the publication of the report of
the Superintendent Of Public Schools until
npxt week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

Mr. Hall has associated with him Mr. s. s. FAssETT pro-
iesSiona tuner OF We'll known ability who is competent
rebuff regulate, make any repairs piano needs in
the very best manner.
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Lumber Wanted.
Farm for Sale.

A BOUT 40 Acres Of Good Land with
Orchard good hearing eondton lying in ths East AT
Of Rome viii be seid on avorahs isrs exchanged
place on the isks shore the Arm Is ssa fsneed and
Rome. Feb. 1888. uesI
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Second Hand Pianos aud Meodeons
Piano Tuning, &c.

taken in exchange for new at fair rates. and the
put in good and kept for sale good now
hand to be sold cheap.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson.
Lake County Is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens Of Ashtabua and vicinity Of any Otbe the
quality Of Its IN superior for hmness texture and
durability Stone cut dmensoA and for any purpose
dressed in the most workmanke and at short notice.
Orders solicited for Fagging Steps, Wel-Stones, Under
pnning, Window and Door Caps and sls Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties do their
own hauling at considerable saving. d. EDGEkTON.
Thompson, Dec 4. 1852. CTS
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SEcEsH -Four hundred rebel prisoners pas
sed by on the Lake Shore last week, on their
way Fast 10 search of suitable boarding place.
The stories we have heard of dirt, destitution
md rags, was fully exemplifed. Eight hundred
more followed ON Thursday morning.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

OK 900 IN Treasury Notes to Pay
DC,OOO for EURS, such
Mink,
Coon,
Fox,
Skunk,
Musk Rat,
Opossum,
House Cat.
sheep Pelts, also wanted-lo.ooo Of them-for which
will the highest market prices-snd little
for the above, delivered at our store. HASKELL SON.
February 49, 1864
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

An entcrprng town miles East OF Cleveland Mr. als
general p o. Address, where is located his General Oce,
aud any letter however distant directed to him, will receive
prompt attention.
"Mhy not hail from city" is often asked II costs 81 900
additional expense keep Room in city by ding
this expense Hall about so each instrument
the chaser and by having it direct from ths factory
you kAOp you get
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Notice.
limos W. Waters, Defendant.

Louis Bratenahl and Charles Bratenahl, Partners
doing business under the name and firm OF Brateu-
Ahl Brothers, Plaintiffs,
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Richardson's New nj

Book for the Piano and MeOdeOn, person can AT d
to do without Will be sent free to any address, receipt
of 49, the price OF the book ALI kinds instruction Books
Sheet Music &C. sent postage Free receipt Of price
Address GEO HALL, Music Dealer.
96S Ashtabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula, March ., 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

The Ashtabula Farmers an | Mechanics AS
sociation, had a meeting on Saturday last, of
more than ordinary interest and encourages ;.
The officers for the ensuing year, were elected
as follows:
Presideht--W. T. Hubbard.
Secretary-C G. Calkins.
Tredsurer-H. Fassctt.
Dirsctors-J. P. Jennings, A. Gerads, p
NJ. Darling. r Hutchinson.
.Harshnl-Geo. 9. LOveland.
Supt Fair Grounds-Wm. Seymour
The time Of holding the Fair was fixed for
the 29th and 3Oth Of September, and lst OF
October
Now, then, as the institution has got into
running order again, the people hardly need to
be nrged up to effort to" sustain an enterprise
which in time past has appealed so strongly to
their local pride. Unexpected success has at
tended every step in its progress and it only
needs now little thoughtfulness and moder-
ate amount Of care, to make it equal in merit
to the best Of our County Fairs.
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IME Those wishing to get good
satieau THAYERs Picture Galley 90
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NO Nervon. Nufferers of Both se1es.


ReUeRd Gentleman haoiug been Restored to health in
few days after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes Of treatment without success c"nsGes it
his duty communicate TO his afflicted fellow
tures the MEANS Hence the receipt ofan ad
dressed envelope. lie will send ec) copy Of the prescrp
ton used Direct to Dr. JJHN DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, NY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dental Notice.--At thu solicatiou Of few patrons
Tn Ashtabnla have engaged at the fisk house. anu
will be Monday the day Of june " remain one
week. and the first Monday each month theeater to
remain week @. W. NbbSON, Dentiit.
Couneaut lima IA 1862. $50.
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Notice..

Ashtabula, March 10, 1868.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-21
Rifbmnnh qispattb.
,,nsrv.os CT Arri,Hs ~ TsHNEssSs

.ccu az tho WEI t1er co-S AUS ~ wet ~ II
ezrsny IN Tec, s'e ca t,m M, a. re-
nj j, 10 p'es & -s I T, sssoe ~,
,,,re.eh tur Lass. ov i 3 20 "a sstnS =,
<urosr,ci By nui I'D ed, III a EN- :
,,,.,lesI.t sdsss,e urdss a Con h, sox, o 3.
I,..r.ig the roads IA that vicaiy dry II
r,t tn. Marsh wGds. the o s4ts Ia Aid
md To nv are NIL tsls IA n, By the
.s,sn. ,y,ysi ,f fm'gi tai; $. and viii, OF b /.
.s,., fr tAs u ,vsnscss If an myu ,iws
ssvs at least two CT thrss VIE 8 OF sood dry
eaaT.
r,rsl /: rp n the 2o,amhia roaa, sndsavosiug
.,r~s,e rr,n our left ank with q Il INK move.
-, b.; re hsvs Nslor-asasssI Van Dorm, who
,ssx 10 e>m nsni OF so army oosps Of csyairs, In
~, s!ai.y. VII, Is keeping { eonplsts ehscl
49,, lie te:rsgs udoversats prsvse tin 4 hi n DON
y. az. Ill. from fankias "a, ard upon tho o,ke,
{, II aalsiss his foress with Eosesran, q. Mr..
s.ssshoro
rs-s With . complete ehech rron ,hesa four.
80, th5usxri achievements If Si.Rel va leave
y,ss,raas vita tu: his Other twelve thousand rs
ssr,as,sns. - protea: h.s tss Of thirty miles be
s~n ar'rsssh'ra' and Nah .iiis direct. All Of
.hI,h rsintorser,ai;s caauet be OF any sssistsus.
a ain IL fs.Gf rc!us the BATHS q .id a. he viii be
4, ape. e. to kesr them to their pges.n: position
,pssveEi oar ssvsley from sst ins /. their re, r
"a ea,li.s Of: ,hjir eau = Communication viii
r.,hsils aid the So-.a