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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

We direct particular attention of
cur readers to the above, and if they
have any provision, it behooves them
TO let Mr.. Phelps, an authorized 60
vernment officer, have what they can
spare.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

The editor Of the Houston Tele-
graph will accept our thanks for his
attention in sending us his paper by
hand.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

The steamer P. Z. Bonford, which
arrived here yesterday, from JEFF
fersop, had aboard Maj. JAS. Burnet's
battalion of sharp shooters. destined
for Port Hudson.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

Persons in our city who have never
seen Yankee prisoners, can get n
sight of some to-day, or tomorrow,
in the building adjoining our Office.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16
Printers Wanted.-Apply
Immediately, at this office.

There will be q Grand Fancy
Dress Ball tonight at A. w. Miller's
See advertisement.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

The Federal ram which passed
Vicksburg, has captured three of our
steamers on the Mississippi.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

assistance when their vessel WAS
sinking, but we had no boats to offer
them aud they were told to shift for
The Chicera sunk one gunboat,
name unknown, and set on fire the
Quaker City, which struck her flag, |
but afterwards escaped III 4 crippled
condition. The blockade is raised ;
there is not blockader now in sight
Our iron-clads are cruising trl- |
umphaatly off the harbor. The
whole Yankee squadron had fled.
The prisoners taken in Stono were
brought to the city this morning.
Commodore Ingrahan's official re,
port corroboratcs the above. Our
community is much elated and eX-
cited.
Wilmington, Jan 3l-Ou- pickets
ut Marlsboro' Onslov Co., report !
transports passed there ycsterday.~-
pickcts at New River report that 8
passed there at 9 last night, all
bound South.
Charleston, Jan 3l-'I he palmetto
State, Capt Eutlcdgn, the Chicora,
| Capt Iucker, accompanied by three
small steamers, all under command OF
! Commodor- In.raham, made an at
/ tack on ihe blocNader. and succeed
ed in SiskIng two and crIppiIng "A
third The engagement commenced
~ four "'c,ock The Palrrto Stat"
with Commodore InSr"han on board,
,np-uiu- rr, upDu the Federal gun
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

The La. Denocra; says; We have
a rumor ahoat that Banks arm, -
advancing towards Port iindssn.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-16

Gen. Herbert was in our city or
yesterday. He goes to Little Rock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
CINCINNATI. April 2. 1863.


To TIE EDITOR OF rHR TELRoRApH-Dear
Sir:-Fron the Freedmen's Aid Commission Of
this city, hear that there is q great demand
for garden seeds to be distributed among the
Freedmen of the South West. 1t is designed
that they shall as far as possible raise veget-
abes for the army. And for this purpose they
will need large assortment Of garden seeds
Among which may be mentioned Beets, Car
rois, Turneps Of all kinds. Onions, Parsneps
Squashes. Summer ard Winter Lettuce, Rad.
dishes, Popcorn, Watermelons, Muskmelons
Beans. both garden and field, and any other
sreds that a good vegetable garden should
contain.
appeal to the friends Of the Freedmen Ia
send forward, with IA little delay as possible, as
large packages Of such seeds as pos,ihle.-
Potatoes are also especially needed Small
ones that are not marketable would he very &C
cep,able. A. ID. OLDs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

A certain President Of Theological Insti-
tuition convened the students At his room Que
evening, aud said to them that he had observed
that they were all growing thin aud dyspepiical
from the neglect oi the mairons not providing
herself with Herrick AllsU's Gold Medal Sa
leratus; The announcement OF which caused
great confusion. The lady OF The house has
now provided herself with Inc Cold Medal Sal.
eratus, and the students are each growing
quite poriy, and are more healthy than ever
Ladies, 20 and get paper, aud you will never
use any other. Al retail every where. aud y,
wholesale by most of the Wholesale Grocers
Depot ll2, Liberty street, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
DIED.

In Ashtabuls, Apr,l 8In, JAMES GRIFFEr. il
the 47th year oil his age.
In Uuiouville. March 23d. CIRUs MARrIs
aged 81 years.
On the East side, or the 9th inst.. HksR,
MAscULYSE, aged I'll years.
TIE reader will recolleet the deceased as the
subject of an accidental rifle shot year or two
slues, which carried away u portion Of the skull
above the ear, from which The brains actually
oosed out The wound, however, healed, asC
eoHparsuve health sususd. Occasional it.
we're the consequence OF ths injury. 10 which hs
would fall down entirely helpless. Death !.
the OpinioG of those acquainted with the de-
ceased. was NJ length Induced by the injury.
Ia hospital No 3, Murireesboro, fenu., pri
IL, T. W. Chapmsn, aged % Member of Go
q. lO5ih Reyt. D. v. l.. eullsted in Conusaut
formerly from Warren county. Pa.
In Dumfries. Va. March l4lh. Of TyphoiC
fever Mr. james U. l. Hammond, q aembs
OF Co. II, 29lh Regiment y v. l., eldest SCI
OF Richard and Eussbeth Hammond, " Kings
willie. Ohio. aged 20 years
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
MARRIED.

In Pierpont, on the 4th inst, by Rev. ITHAn'
AR PELroS. Miss LYDIA ANN BALDWIN 10 Mr..
ERAsTUs II. ARMSTRONG.
Al state Line, April 4tb, by Rev. A. S.
Langdon, Miss CoRDELLA PELHAM TO Mr.. Pc.
TER Dow. both ofPlymouih, Ohio.
To Windsor, on the 9th inst. by Earl Clspp
Esq. Miss N Ry j. HieLtY Of Winds r, to Mr.
LEVI SMITH OF lIunisburg. Geiuga Co.
In Kingsve, on the ltb day Of April, 1863
by Rev. g. K. Hatch, Mr.. o. +. Stanton, ol
Nevada City. Colorado Territory, to Miss
Jennie Bryde.
In Conresut, Oh the 9tb inst, by Rev o. T.
wyman. John N Smith 10 Martha Hsrtsho orn,
borth of Cepneaut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
The Renovation.

See the Boxes full Of Goods
Precious Goods
How they crowd and block the ways;
How they Gil that store Of Lays.
Never yet, In all my days,
Have seen such Hne displays.
oh, the Goods, Goods, Goods, Goods,
Goods, 0oods Goods
oh, the Boxes full Of precious Goods,
See my ample stock Of Boots
Cow-hide Bootai
All, the hide OF many . COW,
Tanned and made mp, you know how,
Rests upon my counter now
Here my friends, make my bow.
Cow.hide Boots
Oh, the Boots, Boots, Buots, Boots,
Boots, Boots, Bovts-
Oh, my Calf and Kip aud Cow-hide Bootst
Sec what piles have Of Shoes
Cater Shoesi
Ah, thoee arch, coquetting girls
How they toss their flowing curls
And their smiles how very sweet,
how they gladden. all they meet,
As they promenade the street
With my shoes upon their feet.
Gsiter shoes
Oh, the shoes, Shoes, shoes,
Shoes, shoes, Shoes
Oh, What piles have Of Cater Shoes
Come and see my stock in Trade
Stock in Trade
Anything you can divine,
Whether csurse or whether hns
II 1t cuines within my line,
ls among this stock OF niue.
Stuck 10 Trade
Oh, the Trade, Trade, Trade, Trade,
Trsde, Trade. Trade
Oh! but come and see my Stock In trade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
AshtAbuia, March II
Notice..
ITO Samuel G. HILLS, who resiC

ITO Samuel g Hls. who resides in Mon
i roe Green County. Wisconsin, Chauncey wixeoI,
Charles wilcox Harlow Wilcox whose places of esidense are
UNKNOWN Leonard Wilcox OF California; Charlotte Stevens
and Stevens her husband OF Chicago. illinois, Eliza
beth Hills whose place of residence Is unknown, and TO the
unknown heir Of Gustavus Hills deceased one Of this heirs
Charlotte Anderson deceased whose places Of resi-
dence unknown and Julia Hills Of the state nf innis
hereby notified that Henry Fassett standardization
Of the Charlotte AnderOn deceased the 2d day
January 1884, ded his Ietition In the Probate Court
within aud for the County Ashtabu and state of Ohio,
alleging the personal estate of said deceased nsu
een pay debts the charges Of advertising her
thai hs died seized in lee simple OF the following desc b
cd real estate In said nny to wit In the Village Of Asta
bua the Northwest OF lands owned by
j. c. Beebe running thence North along the east line Of
Maine street. feet to lands formerly owned BY stephen r.
Newell thence East along said Newes SO" h line tn the top
bank the Asht bua Creek thence SO thery
along the top said bank to tie lands Of said Beebe thence
along said Beebes North line to the place OF begnnnRThat
Samuel G. Hs Pames Bdwell Chauncey Wilcox, Sylves-
ter Wilcox VIM Wilcox, Charles Wilcox, Harlow Wilcox,
Leonard Wilcox, Walter Wilcox Mary Fdeld, Fiaeld,
hes band Charlotte Steyens, Stevens her husband,
Elizabeth Hills Julius Hills Julia Hills Rosaiia Hawkins
Charles HawkiRs Mary Hawkins, Cyrus Hawkins VIM Hawk
and the unknown heirs Of Gusavus Hills decreased
the heirs at said Charlotte Anderson and ented TO
the next estate nhetance In said premises The
OF said petition for the sale Of said premises for the payment
of the debts charges aforesaid Said petition win 10 for
hearing on the 2bth day ofApil, A. d 1858.
HENRY FASSErT, Administrator
Of the Estate Of Chrlotte Anderson, decd
Datd March Is, 1868 4t6el
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18


doing business under the name and hrm Of Bratsu-
shl Brothers, Plaintiffs,
Ames ". Waters, Defendant
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of AEhtAbulA County Ohio
A MOS W. Waters of the State Of Indi.
"A will take Notice that Louis Bratenab. Charles
OF BHtenshl Brothers, Plaintiffs did the 23d day oFebu-
Ay AID 1863 he their petition In the court OF Common Pleas
within and for tho county OF Asbula said tste of Ohio
against the said Amos W. Waters dsftndan setting forth
that the said defendant Indebted the sad plaintiff,
the OF S65 79l00 with interest same from the
Ifs ash judgment against the said defendant.
The said Amos Waters will further take that hs
said caused tds Of 10 be ssusd b,
ths Clerk o said u In d action. and placed In
othe Sheriff this county for service and thai said sheh
ty virtue order OF attachment levied upon
Cd the described real estate the property Of the
said defendant TO wit situate In the township of Orwell In
Ahtabule and state OF Oh bell In township
No 4h OF nships In the Connecticut West
Reserve. called, being known as part OF section Mum
ber d. In said township and 10 tn undivided one bali OF aic
lot and bounded aud described follows 10 wit Beginning
N post standing the North 81 land atcleS
to Joshua Fsbee thence North along marked line to thu
north Fne Of said section thence East along the said section
line 10 the centre Of road thence South along the center
said road Ia the north east Of the land artced to
c. Reevss hence West along ths North line OF said Reeve
and land TO the place OF begunng sappssed con
tain one hendte6 and twenty two or less
And the dsnHant Is further notined that the Ad pAnth
will a~k for an order % aid court 10 have EAid real ests
sold By the sheriff cf the county and hs proeees Of such ~.
applied TO ray the ead plaintiffs said claim and that the de
pear and said pston beore third sstur
Ay AFTER the 2osh day Of AIaI; A, 2; lsos.
Dated March n, fsos', N, Attorneys fos Plaintiff.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
To Correspendents.

Some pin-featber politician, writing over the
signature or &C" takes rs to task for ISLANDER
ing the copperheads," aud at the same time
"sgrees with Us that traitors at home should
be severely dealt with" While he is panied
that the epithet traitor, is so often u'isapp'ied
BY Us aud others, he burls al rs the Charge OF
being one Of the v,lest traitors in the lsud." )"
The grounds upon which the charge lie based
not being given, we are left without the
means of examining ourself by his standard -
This 10 o little unfortunate, as the reasoning
might perhaps be sufficiently cogeut, with ou
hatred Of treason aud traitors, to lead as into
the embrace Of those for whom he volunteers
to take up the cud e, and who are 10 his
opuiou, so sadly nnned against. His recon-
mepdsticn to study the Constitution is
the most sensible part Of bis article. He has
given us no means Of judging, however, Of his
own advance in this direction, and have
nothing therefore, to oppose to the suspicion
that be is unable to show the difference between
the Constitution aud Slavery II, 10 another
article prepared with little more care aud
eoLereuce, he will make this discrimination, we
will not hold him responsible for all the stu.
pidity Of the one before Us.
Another correspondent complains t,at cop
perheads, cut from cents, are ostents.iously aud
defautly used as decorations upon the lapels
Of his neighbors. 1t strikes us he is too thin.
skined. by half. II copperheadiim is as mean
as he seems to consider it, thea q meaner coin
certainly, than the red cent, could hardy be
found to represent it. Its vulgarity. among
Southern gentlemen. has always been such as to
forbid it's recognition, and almost it's touch, ant
we appeal to our correspondent, If it woalt
not be little strenuous to deny to thei
Northern servitors the harmless happiness o
wearing as badge OF their fidelity, that wbicl
these Southern nabods eoutemptuously toss Il
their negroesi So far from quarrelling will
them on this account, it would never disturb
our serenity, to see one Of these badges, dang
ling from the nose Of every copperhead 10 th
land.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
Haskell & Son.

EzGs2& xk8
Would Inform the People Of Ohio and
H'estsrn Pennsylvania, Of FtW Faeis:
Fact No. |.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich.
Il mond In less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railspl,,er,
s bound to win sooner later. And he-Abraham-ad-
yiSes US to still go and furnish the people with
Food aud Raiment
extremely unacsounAby Low PRIc Is and say,
Fact No III,
That there In Beui.hted Athtabus, Csnrste
or better Selected Stock Of
Groceries,
than ours bought before the late advance and will re- sold
accordingly. They will give AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
my Green Backs, with my rhiz thereon and notice
that in
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pile Of
Clothing,
Boots and Shes,
Hats and Caps,
and by the advice of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes
have cramned our store with
Dry Goods,
prices to beat the World So you You and every
thing from pin to hogshead of Sugar. Aud in
Fac, No: w,
You will hnd they TAX. all kinds Of PRODUCE, any thni
the Farmer or Mechanic has u sell for their goods
Fact No. Y,
We sell goods for PAY, and keep Book com
prepared, ont mention Trust, 1t has become
entirely wit You will see in
Fact M VI,
1n4s they Paying CASH for Flour and all Keg Hoop
Lumber, &c
Fact No. VII.
YUu will Eat least 10 per cent by buying OF as.
Fac, No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row Is to give place to .
eUmnoous and imposing structure for the accommodation
of our increasing bus ness.
Call and us, one door South Of the Post Office.
Ashtabula. Nov. %, 1862. HASKELL SON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

srsRxoPrroAs vIrws--ws would call at
teuton TO these Views, which are 70 be on sx-
bibtiou this Friday and Saturday evenings,
at Smiths Hall. From the notice OF them in
Grahsms Magazine, they cannot but be Of
absorbing interest and well worthy Of the
patronage OF the public.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

The SoLpIEa's AID FESTIVAL last week was
largely attended, and proved a very pleasant
affair. The refreshments we're in great abund.
ance, even beyond the capacity Of the multi
tude in attendance. The amusements were
varied to suit the tastes Of ALL running through
all the grada,ions Of the musical and angelic,
the gross and stomachc, to pedal volatility aud
gyration. The receipts reached the wholesome
figure of some Sl50.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

REAL Estate CHASaEs.--L. II. Kellogg,
Esq. Of East Village. has, we learn, exchanged
his farm at East Village, together with out
lauds with our young townsman Frank Har-
mon. for bis farm in the township Of Monroe.
The choice of location was balanced by the in
crease of acres and comfortable sum Of boot
money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. Duponco's Goiden Pills for Females
lnfaibe in correcting regulating and removing distractions
from whatever cause, and return nature to Its
proper channel.
TNH r Combination of Ingredients in Dr.
Il Duponcos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have been used in the private practice Dr. Duponco for
thirty aud thousands Of ladies testify to their great
and failing almost every in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing ensrYAtlon
particularly at the change of life From Ave to ten Pills will
the common, yet dreadful complaint, the lucoreah
Nearly every lady In the land from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured Thousands and will you
II you them. They cannot harm you-on the contrary,
they all distractions restore nature to its proper
channel and inygoae the whole system Price 500
box. Sold BY GEO. WILLARD Sole Agent for Ashtabua
Township and County.
LADEs BY sending him s1oO the Ashtabula Post OF.
hce have the pills sent part Of the county free Of
postage by mail.
N, B-Beware Of Counterfeits.
But Golden Pills of any kind unless the box is signed
d. Howe. All others base imposition and ubsaej there
fore you value your lives and heath Ito nothing o
being humbugged out of w buy only Of those who
the signature Of D. Howe the box, which has
Gently been added account OF the Pills being couneeed
The Ingredient composing the above pills made known to
every Asan and they viii tell you they safe, and will
perform all that is claimed for them.
Sold also by b. G. Ety. Girsd, Pal John s. Carter. Erie
Moody Clark Paincsve o. Wholesale in New York, by
Hall Rucke. Wholesale Druggists 2s Greenwich Street.
and by S. d. Howo Sole Proprietor New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
SECOND PRIMARY.


This department WAS established at the CON-
mebcemeDt OF second term Of the year, which
| am now called upon TO report L. had It's
origiu in the limited accommodations aud con
sequeut crowded condition. OF the Primary DE.
parim ment. At the best, it is but partial re-.
medy tur this evil.
Tie great desid 'ratum, q spacious commo-
dious, well ventilated school.roonl for the
Primary Department is still lacking. and trust,
gen'lemsn, that you will not rest is6ed uutil
IL is supplied. The teacher in this department
has been in the main successful, and has ren.
dered valuable ASSISTANCE during the term just
past in the intermediate Department.
Before closing this report, allow me to call
your attention 10 few important subjects in
connection with our schools l thirk l sng
gested in my report of last year, that the desks
in the Intermediate and Grammar Schools
should be changed or altered 10 single oues.-
Ii seems to me that those iu the Grammar
Schooi Department especially. might be chang
ed NJ u trf,Hg expense, aud that The benefit t.,
be derived from such change, would be- au im-
p0rtaut one
would recommend also, genilomeu. the
purchase of q suitable bell for The Use of our
schools. As means for promoting puuotuality,
for denotiug the time Of certain exercises, aud
thus aiding in systematzing our schools, it ap-
pears to me invaluable.
wish how TO call yonr attention, gentlemen
TO the fact that there are 10 our village. quite
Dumber Of boys who may be found, almost any
day, idliDg away their time upon the streets. -
| 4 ese are the boys who disturb our public
meetings, who piifer from every till which they
can reach, who grow up TO be rowdies aud
| vagabonds, curses to any community iuGO which
they may be thrown. These boys ought 10 bs
10 the schoOl.room if there is any AUTHORITY
which eau put them there. In some of uul
cities, the plan has beeu successfully carried
iuto effect OF employing a special officer
whose duty it Is to gather Into the schools al
such iders. would appeal through you. geu
tlemen, TO every person who has the inteilec
tuai, the moral aud The religious interest vi thu
coninuuily al heari, will you not cOnside
yourself u special lhicer" aud use your IA
fuence ~ brmg to INC school room thos,
children tor whom no one seems TO assume all
responsibility.
| Cannot close without expressing my thank
to you. gentlemen, aud " the frieuds OF ou
schOols,io the many encouragements which yo,
have given me, aud for your readiness to wOrl
together with me in furtheranse Of suy plat
calculated 10 promote the efficiency OF ou
schools.
We are now about to commence anothe
schoo-year S1ali il not be characterized by
growing interest in the cause vi education, aU,
MI Increased effort on our part for the still fur
Iher advancement OF the Uulon Schools Q
Ashtabulaf GEO w. WAITE,
SupertnteRdrRt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
Union school saperintendent'sR Report.
Read at the Annual Mailing


Read at the Annual Meeting.
GENTLEMEN OF TIM BOARD NJ EDUCATION.
1T becomes my duty to present for your con-
sidsration my second Annual Report. Instead
Of entering upon the discussion Of topics,
which are OF general interest to the friends oi
eduestion. yon will allow me respectfully to
lay before you those facts in connection VITA
our own schools. which are Of peculiar import
ance to u.s. You will permit me also to add to
these facts. sneh suggestions. ss 10 my opinion
are worthy Of your attention.
THk HlsH SCHOOL.
10 with pleasure that report IN you. that
this department sustains the dsisrvediy high re-
battalion OF former years. Congratulate you
gentle"en, shat you have L-ea able TO secure
the services Of faithfsl and compsteni
teachers ss ny assistants in this department
during the past year. While wsuld award
to them much credit fsr the part they have
taken 10 maintaining the coed character Of thil
| school, can not bat feel that much is doe also
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
Donesttce
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
.Netc Furniture Polish.

Prepared from improved receipt the proprietor
"BROTHgR JONATHAN POLISH IL eerhed by al the sadn
York Furniture Dealers ana Piano-Forte Makers to Be
the best in the world Removing Marks
and restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds of vansh.
ed work from Furniture to Leather cheaper and bet
ter than vanish, dries Immediately, and Is easily applied
With piece Of Canton Flannel and bottle Of this
New Furniture Polish Housekeeper work mage In the
time to sh cup your Tables, ChAs Desks Pianos Picture
Frames Carriages etc., and make Ii look SO per cent bet
This true economy. Fo sale BY Fui nure Dealers
stoekeepes generally Price rs and So bottle De-
pot No. Spruce Street, n. Y Special Agents Wanted.
Addres, Boz 1912, New Yort P. o.
lIyoso
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

KTNGsvmLE.-The election in Kiugsville re-
suited in an overwhelming majority for the fol-
lowing gentlemen. all stounch Unionist, and
members OF the Union League. to wit:
Trustees-H. Fl. Webster, E. Hammond
V. TOurgee.
Trs0ursr-Rohert Smith
Clerk-J Fl. Kinnear.
.dssessor-Horace Luce.
CoastGblrs-S. X Garter. Chester Jones.
Justiee-B Phelps, for the North Ridge
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

The 10Th Ohio Battery has been detached
the Cincinnati Gazette says from Col Giber,'s
Brigade in Central KeRtucky. and Konkle's
snbsiituted 10 its place. The l05ih and l08th
Ohio have been added TO that Brigade The
psymasters have arrived. and oil the troops are
to be paid to the close of February.