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Personally appeared before me, the
above named and
and severally made oath that the above
certificates are correct and true to the
best of their knowledge and belief.
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BAThe East to the West, greeting
Getty ysburg, July, 1868: We go you $4,000
prisoners.
The West TO the East-VicksbuIg July
4, 1868: All right; we go you 1900 bet
ter.-Cin. Com. -. @
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HEAD Q'Rs PRovosT MARSHAL,
18th DIs'T OF ONO.
Warran Inlu IL 1QnI

warren, July IA, lSg4.
The following forms are published for
the information of those who claim ex-
enption from the draft on account of any
of the reasons set forth in these FORMS
When such person is notified that he
has been drafted, he should at once pre-
pare his testimony according to the prop
er form. Form 20, however, for ar aged
and infrm parent desiring the exemp-
ton of a son, should be made at once,
and forwarded to this office. The elec.
ton must be made before the son is
drafted. Each of these certificates must
have FIVE cent revenue stamp. Signi
lures by mark must be witnessed.
By order of Board of Enrolment.
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Provost Marshal 18th Dist, o.
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An English writer says you can tell
when you are surrounded by dozen
Americans by the following unerring test:
Three will be found smoking cigars, and
nine reading newspapers.
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We. the subscribers, do hereby certify
that the obove named is aged
and inirm, and dependent on the labor
of sons for support.
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FoRn 28.

Certificate that t,oo members Of the family Of
tie person liable TO draft are already in the
military serviee Of the United States.
We, the subscribers, and
residents of
county, State of hereby
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Provost Marshal 18th Dist, O
FoKM 25.

Certificate Of Exemption for the son ot-a sOido10,
or Of an aged and ir.tfru parent or parents.
/, the subscriber, resident
of county, State of
hereby certify that l,
being liable to military duty under the
act of Congress ''for enrolling and calling
out the national forces" &C., approved
March 8, 1868, am the only son of
a widow, Tor of an
aged parent, dependant on my labor for
support.
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FnRM %.

Certificate that tie person IiaJle to draft is the
father Of DlOtkerisss children, under y gears
Of age, and depending on his labor for sup
port.
1, the subscriber, being
liable to draft into the service of the Uni
ted States, hereby make affidavit
that am the father of - motherless
child, under u years of age, and de-
pending on my labor for support.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

Personally appeared before me, the
above named and y
and severally made oath that the above
certificate is correct and true to the best !
of their knowledge and belief.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

We, the subscribers, and
residents of +,
county, State of hereby
certify that who is liable
to draft, is the only brother of 4,
unner Il. years of age, having neither IA
ther nor mother, and dependent on his
labor for support.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

Personally appeared before me, the
above named and
and severally made oath that the above
certificate is correct and trueto the best
of their knowledge and belief. F
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Justice Of he Peaes.

Dated this day OF IS6
NOTE.-The first certificate must be
signed by the person claiming exemption
and the second by two respectable per-
sons (heads of families) resident in the
same town, county, or district with the
person for VIII hom exemption is claimed.
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We. the suhscrihers.

We, the subscribers, -. and
of the town, county and
State aforementioned, hereby certify
that the above statement of 5
age is correct and true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
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KING & BROTHER,

Dealers in Watches Clocks JeFelry. Silver. Plated
and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods, &c,
Gocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
renfedr
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Personally appeared before me,
the above named and
and severally made oath
that the above certificate is correct and
true, to the best of their knowledge and
belief
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Manufacturer of Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. &e..
Carriage Trimmings. at the Center of Pennington.
Trumbul County. Ohio.
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We the subscribers,
and

county, State of + hereby
certify that is father of -
motherless children under Il years of
age and depending on him for support
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". s. Dc
ROCKINGHAM & DIM

Attorneys and CounsellOrs at Law, Cleveland. Ohio
Prompt attention given 10 Collections in Cuya
hoga and adjoining Counties.
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j. +. ASPER.

Attorney at Law Having retired from Army. on
aecosnt of disability from wounds, would respect
fee in River Block. over the Store of HOyt & Os-
born. for the practice of his profession; He will
Joining Counties. He will also practice before
the Court of Claims, and the Departments at
Washington City. He respectfully sOlieits share
of public patronage.
Warren Ohio. April %. 1863
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harnesses
Brides, Martingales Trunks Whips Buffalo and
Fancy Robes Horse Blankets. Covers Fiy-Nets
&e., No Il. west side of Main Street, Warren. o.
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r. s. fAk1s; P1RKs & wENTz.

Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Boots Shoes and Leather, Carpetlng, Paper
Ie ALWAYS cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
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F.w. MESSERSCHlTIDT

Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor, Warren, Ohio.
LeYeling and Surveying in Coal Mines attended
to. Also Examinations, Maps and Reports of
Collieries made. April .. '62.
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Grant,s ACCOUNT Current.

The following has been passed to Gen
eral Grants credit and shows a healthy
state of exchange" in Dixie:
The United States IN account Nth
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GEORGE #. BROWN,
Attorney at Law, Webb's New Block Main Street
Warren. Ohio.
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PROFESSIONAL.

ISAAC GRIFFIN,
Surveyor and Notary Public. West Pennington, O
a. ID. FELL,
County Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Deeds ae-
knowledged and cOnyeyancing attended to. Burgh
Hill. Hartford Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
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T. L. acKLEl
J.VAUTRoT. 7. h AcALAA-
J.. KING
A. king

Importers of Gold and Silver Watches and Dealer' al
in Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c., Market street. w ar
Ohio
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x. SPEAR. L. SPEAR JE
EDMARn SPEAR & SnN

Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber, Rough and
Dressed. Doors. Blinds, Sash, Flooring, Siding
Shingles and Lath. No l, Canal street, Warren. o.
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l. J. IpDINGs o. MORGAN.
IDDINGS & MORGAN,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Carpeting Sole Leather, &c,
al the sign of the Empire Store" Market Street.
Warren Ohio.
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CONCLUSION
eat battle is over.

The great battle is over. The enemy is
in full retreat toward Virginia, with our
victorious army in pursuit. Ere this
reaches you the two hosts may again
measure strength.
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nestle Dry Goods, Silk and Straw BOnnets Trim
mings, Varieties, &c., at the sign of the WdrreE
DrV Goods Sore" Phoenix Block. Warren. Ohio
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MERCANTILE.

II. III. BARNUN,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in American and For
eign Hardware, Iron, Nails. Glass &c. Van Cor
der's Block, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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: 2 Ii ,. n 2
w. II. HULL CO..

Aanufscturers of Improved Steam Engines Iron
and Brass Founders and Miilwrights Franklin
Foundry, Corner of Liberty and South Streets
Warren, Ohio.
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" n PORTER ". P. PORTER.
IN & w. Il. PORTER,
ussis, In sebool and Miscellaneous Books Station
ery. Wall Papers Periodicals, Pamphlets and
MAGAZINES, at the New York Book Store, Main
Street, Warren. Ohio.
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ALEXANDER McCONNELL,
e IL. AIIISON

and Dealer in Boots. Shoes Leather
and Findings. Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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A. w. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. at Powers
Corners Hecca, Trumbull County, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-22

Physician and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio Particular attention given to Diseases o
the Lungs, Chronic Diseases in general.
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MeCOMRS q SMITHs.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Amer
lean Dry Goods. Groceries. Crockery, &e., Corne
of Main and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio.
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Manufacturers and Dealers in .ots Shoes. Rulbe-s
&c. Also Dealers in Leather, FindingsaLasts a G.
Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival OF the United States Steam
Transport 81. Mary.
LATER INTELLIGENCE FROM BATON ROUGE,
&C., &C.. &c.

The United States steam transport 81. Mary, Captain
Talbot arrived last evening, with dates from New or
leans the evening OF 2oth and Key wcst 70 noon
the 2ih
she brings number Of passengers and the mails, and NJ
consrned the United States Assistant euarternas'er
the 24fb, when on sombrero, the ST. Mary passed
large propeller bound south.
Major General Banks stan in New orleans. He had
reiterated Rutlcr's order taxing certain rebel
merchants support of the poor hid cautioned the
public against offering nsu.ts tho oldors aud IN scve-
raj acts had Indicated rigorous administrator
jacob Barker hal Appealed MAJOR General rcve-
raj tunes for permission tho Ad,ocdt but Gcne-
raj Banks win not permit the publication d hat rebel
sheet again.
Business dull. The market ovcrstockcd. COT
fee was cheaper New Orleans than IN Sew York, and
tho aamo was true other commodities Ih.rc
great many spectators from tho North na they were
dong little nothing untii the Missiseipp fairy
open there woald he general revival d tsde.
Genera, Hamilton, Military oovernot q Iohag, al
dressed large Union meeting ia New orleans on The
ii. ut II the iith Mr. nufout the great pvycr fol.
lowed able speech. The meeting cry largely
attended aud ~ hs speakers went Tor tue tGon, negro
or no negro.
rho port ships roeahontas, Aquila Inc nda, r o..
Rail ,nd bark Guerilla hal arrived "a New Orleans
The George Washington, win sew YORK dates
70 the 10th arrived tho -gth md her was
4sued a, once in extra sheo, tie = IT, The pub
o receptions riY.n % General Butler and no ondorte
ncHt o( hi administration by the igCsdenL had gycl
me unep - cat satisfaction.
There was nothing neg n IA Gal, tstun.
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M Ey,.dio 10 Ostao soa,d--Arriraiofhc g1,aa IT,
Amy h,s6tGticn --Deonare 81 ~ HeHdr"as- A,reR
+ ii a hsStrt,r, DC, d..
good deal 81 anxiety is manifested WITH rcea'd TO
matters m OssDaw sound The Nontlps vent do@n@on
saturday marnipg hst, for the purpose q oApeng the
rebels their batteries while the capture on destfuc
Son Nashville be undertasen By the wooden
vessels which ACCOMPANIED nor. CONTEXT With the rafn
Au,nt also anticipated Beyond the news o. uc Mon
tauks ao at the mouth Of the ogeccc on satur-
DAY Afternoon. We have nothing definite from That
vicinity.
Yesterday a dense foe htng over the coast, aud, toe
ethe uih Pre- deat Lincoln sunday orders. operated
to chers Whatever oporal csa might have been M pro
grcss oday have heard from that quarter numerous
reports q heavy guns, indicating that something nnrma
Is gong on No fears cxls, Welfare II the Mon
auk but the Nashville known AMONG oae crastrf 1s
trotting ship, and she may get away atci al
The steamer Ma anzas arrived tins morning, having
board the ono nuni.cd aud li,tceoih iegtmeot Sew
20. Volunteers iile troops VIII h. dwcnbtrked ti8
Afternoon aAd VII probably be afsene1 10 d"ty on sion
Head Island.
Ihe tinted states steamboat, Maynowcr which lett New
York "a tho instant he'd Port Royal TINS morning
This stollner wua chartered at n h. rate 10 CON any
vn no scsos oi the original Du, ont hd sherman *
icluon. md a Ter earning about 90 MAJ purchased
by the government Tor 35otoo more Nhc was seni ins
repairs and after ourn 81 months
IA Ncw York and tho furticr expenditure ~ ~. 100 "a
rebuilding her hull AID machinery, now sciains - duty
unnk thu 81 III a-y ]" her entry mt goye,hnrnt
server So ZOO seud have been good round prce or
| The tcaset IL la. proved ~
fese, and 'or the past ai year. al 'ast q no rNco
seyera .'s,sunons have recently occ"rci - The ree-
meris % this coirm M, 4 l.t II which suboin-
Aao ~ Rogers ihr' i!l9ea lsiah artillery. appoint
cd Colonel Of me aaseath thudc Island Nontcers.
iIcutouant ls41lr ~ Puttar, THIRD Rhode Island afti
lery, appointed Captain " tna titn Rhode Island lonn
tccrs
icucnant John A,gan r,rd Rhndo island yolunt err.
Asas,aet sasean Job No"yvn. Ihird hn"io iaaad a.
| tI.ery.
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Rock and II is believed that the state Of Arkansas -
completely IN power
UNITED Sr.rgs GuNao,r BiIoS DtKAiR,

Sui have the honor TO report my ART
val at tins place. Leaving the transports AZ
Arkapola four miles below. cleared for action, ana
steamed up arriving NJ about three T. W. meeting WITH
resistance made fast u The aank, and landlAs
party took possession ot all the public property. found
two line eight guns aud carriages. two hundred stand
OF with their Announcements, aud three platform
The guns beng hosted on the cars when the
rebels took the alarm and He'd The supper ~ the sol
diers cooking when arrived. and they cit blankets
and traps OF all kinds behind took seven prisoners, and
from them and from tho learn tina. the troops
engaged ia loading the ran about fifteen minutes
before arrived and ~ the time the steamer ilne
Wing up the river The guns and carragcs arr ia
good order and many OF the small are Fnhcd rides
Upon the arrival a General Germans troops drew on
my and turned Inc place over to tic army. ana,
very respectfully your obedient servant
JOHN q. Wake, Lieutenant Commanding.
TO Acting Rear Admiral DAVID ID. PORTER
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OPERATIONS UP WHITE RIVER.
Our white River correspondence.

Morrn Wars Rvvg, Jan ~, 1888
Capue n COMMUNICATION al Duuats Bie6- Uhas
Roe Csar q D.s Arc--Rors ReJel Ir,oate coyroTa
dcnos-C3rtaes ., Arps ard P,tsoRas, d. a.
since the capture n Arkansas rossin account q which
tie road,rs a thc HKkALr aashoutie
shero ILL., tuc done ii this vicinity employ The
zen OF pond ,n Cruising ~ down the Misss
sippi anu OCCASIONALLY taking stroll the country
with our pyAets have been the occupation ana
Iastime employing nv attention Tor the p4st
week "a All II TINS | foGad but Few matters
70 inieroa. y instruct the reader ] lcrDod whaI
s5'nn was md Low siiuy all he asca cupboard and
CT shore put that my profession. and lcngcd
foI The commencement "a active labor again At 1854
was gfaited or 1t i"as should have bsap graAsd Dad
not tn fencs caught IT, Injection tacluy admitted
have preso aslong AZ nail run tan .aEr'sd.
die and nasey deserted hetr posts, ieayag our 81.
% % than c-oly up % tbar strong.
holds anil rossces them.
,t>EVht cossp,Ss r,ryaatos
ru,h has reen s4d 81 laterFf General GorDans sypet
zion M supposed cxtcrt, and objects q Ill. expa
dalon were considerable t. cyesof Tho p4bac VS. Il
xoaa seem tbat 1s ne matter lis turned ont. t,aa
Generai scsfnard drought hct 70 have continued h,s
proyrcas lp hc r4se- when AZ Aiians4s po.t-af The
Teues cxrcc "a e. woald!rcatr etds woud have b,tn
attained md greater cunquesu aehiesed than . ~
turning AID sending up Tie White river. he
capture 81 Atfsusas F"st ally enough wras
cred al Tie ,asis on re Maito "a ia.'. ne
greater Fart III th4t region had Ton drafted ny the
attack iran fhD . th aud Tie rtN.n aA1A1M s'ht NJ
aid frhi N the deioaDe ii lbt tUfel lgft
Hut III ths gtuorl e o elnHHd wAs let #ta#es i-t9
and lefEsNa lie .hnalc r9s ~ CRITICS saH ~ tAe5cac
of too tapoH eatVn-44eal.iN General relaaH Il seiis
has TOO 81. u rsw teafiy eetsN 81. tuNtkaf
thai h84 no boon rtlcd, nr bal hN t.tNs ~ aNel
hn thai pi.tlde hc might lave ~ va tac'A ..A
re Rs = easily be rsc orssusas Poi. tle rtlais
viii ges.i eaF, eTep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30

uf hy he sowafdy shots Of the rebels who uied
npau our drowning Inou.
proceeded tho river and thar would prooaoy hhd
hm guyas Biun We therefore continued our curse
Up the toftunus stream, amidst snow storm "nicn
would have donc nnuur i Yankee climate, but which
appeared q N very much mispacea away down ~
hisen Daring the day NO landed several tunes ~ s'na
few male nhii itantf the natives mostly consisting
aud chilaton and icNs old and nvalii incn
These f"ole appear ~ % ~ miseFapio euhhl omAs
absence ~ al the comforts atd ncce-e ties " ne,
pork and beng their ninin dependence.
Tho severity q the weather, Tor which ihy appear 70
entirely nnrrepufea renders TIER condition truly
lltnpe. Our sudden appearance ,mliG mem produced
much alarm and anxiety, Tor they hah been iausht 70
consider the taig Yankee ruthless barbarian whose
sole ubicct pniaPc aud Bnt Sc SOFA CANNED
tie leafs those Who did not away. aud ~c nfteh
te'1vef their mot argent wants. ~ haii eeveD
O'Clock pass" thseunboat isoeo oi ~ the bank,
and ~ eigiii I. ". We liso tied NJ ~ the nshi.
Next mofnng resumed our voyage and ~ ten
O'Clock reached I'uvals Blnr where W toand the
entire transport noat, containing General Gorman d.
yiaon aud as, the United States roilg.ad Baron he
kaib, Lieutenant Commanding John q Wake These
srces md reached the tiuf tho evening before our
ssrNal Tho Baron I.tab, nclng nearly TWO hours
advnntr d ,aa army Transports completely .1prised
the REQ urces a. this pont the litter barely raping
capture, ard lcnyrg behind them twu elgb men rutls
With Their Garage "nd annunnrn 81 ~ complete en-
ditIon also, two hnudrcd lnled uhea, lwn rllto.
cars, and many oth.r arclct minor importance The
rebels we're ~ such hurry q ravN - ~ ni zach q
the Yankees tnst they did not have time get
sappers winch were sfi loand COO ng only s"sea ~
tne robcls remained a. the Bsd invafs E'ui Is con
nectcd ny railroad with Iitte Rock The sta capital,
from when u " dxtant abq.t lortl .nsc miles,
This gnliroad formerly crossed Sihe pyrf ~ tbs
tttnt by means 81 n drawhr!dge aud connected wnh
Memphis bat the bridge destroyed aud the RAT
rad Memphis docs bot l,te b1alHc.s. Having cum
nfcltcd wIti cnrtal orn,an and covered q ha tho
gtr4ei8 ~ order al captain Wake he Forest Rose
PROCEEDED a. les arc abp turty ave milo above tne
bha.. We we're followed uy the Romeo api z uap.part
conlaluins = re-tmeBt ~ iumtfy The FOREST Rose
leNcvcr nearly $40 hours ~ advance Of the i't"i
ia gutng a lc' Ate. o. apwoaehios 'he town We
could win gl1sses tat great ChmnictaD and *
titcmert prevailed anOrg Tie uAuy's anu mt the uu
oAgeted Appearance ~ tbs scadcd pot - ecr "a o.
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Arkansas Port iiudson ohor places Nssssippi
Arkansas at ten thousand. Theirs not 70 DC
mentioned, beng very small indeed On the subject q
prisoners they we're silent, however, knowing exactly
the number they had iest ~ A,kansas Fost
ing IN strength. Ours was decreasing. aud at the
rate things were gong On i MS plainly 70 be seen that
We woud not much longer be able " taty On The war
Disscnsions had already commenced ~ tn North go
yorhors we're caling nome their soldiers Tor state r.
fence North against south West against East
the q Mon going the "dckings'' rcneiay. They IN
doubtediy believed what they SAID Many q thtse
intelligent persons, only perfectly crazy the sub
arRfl orl.,oSs % rip VAR
Allusiun male above to lotuors captured IN the
msi at les Arc There many oi these of
possible vaue 10 tue public ard Of hardly more worth
10 the INTENDED recipients pui have Il my possession
.ircc-all addressed % ,cuae ro.ttlvcawneh bake
political colorns, aud sho The opinions AMI The extent OF
tho acrmatioa The unlol soldiers the
and. suca copies appended have osamino the
originals and there can DC 20 doubt 81 Their beng
genuine,
Tho first 81 these cpstcs written IA neat cerky
band, and ~ not posnivoiy unpublished style. lbc nie
lecl u the author las undoubtedly poen cultivated II
Drs Al. Jan. 10, 1868.
Dr,r srsrps-r 81 arrcs asian ~ yon after
20 onr silence BAT yon N1ow saieirr ns 700 nang
rus ole,ea a. sAeisc - 40 es,nr mere p@a..;
W. W. ~ % 3d. d. s,i'cr = se iat,. a. III IN s . ~
Alhansas r.s mhe. nsine . -" 9e, on IN ~. sae,
march I, ,he place iceIaphl des aieh recei.r nrrs
IN hundred az, gu ITS post ~, ercuina
At three leck lhcy ha,. h.r e'nhoa,s along and = q
believed Thy wi sou ii,e possession q 10 Tort su
lose ~ have zen mo-, ecnse aeS tssre iI.',sa,
division Of infantry there Tleso j. Texan,
aud well drilled, and wii, s,,ns, maAe goo ag,l.
when Ne ar tioroa,y u, poIio,. Tie Yank. l4,r
abandoned pon lc.sbefg me Chicago
+ -d.@e1a it,,en H. fls sr AZ s u n Il ns
brswins Wosidnt i y s'oro"t - h'y da scs n'" am
Guilty ainon-shs,u-.New
iaa for IT, leader lave board irc4 many cioies,
a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
IMPORTANT FEOM P0RT ROYAL.
Expedition TO 0SSibaw Sound 10 Capture The.
Nashville and Drive Out the Rebels
HEAVY FIRING HEARD FROM THE FLEET,
&C., &c, &c.

ny The arrival Of the star OF the South, capt Woodha
at THIS port last evening have interesting aayices
non Port Roy al south Carolina, 10 tbs 10Th lnsi.
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Rebel Reports from vicksburg

from The Petersburg EApress, JAM TO-
VfcKsBuIG, Jan. %, 1863.
We have Trustworthy intelligence from above that the
great Yankee hota, consisting OF sixty guDboats and
transports has passed Greenvie, Mississippi, coming
down. We ready
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The organ zaton OF Genera, Germans expectation, az
ar as brgades, req nents &C. concerned must
the present. remain unrecordet Suffice II THAT Of the
force left at Helena steees division contributed part,
and portion OF the transport and gunboaA fleet another
the latter commanded by the ilcer charge of the
Baron DekalD The gunboats the DeAalb and
Cincinnati TIE Forest Rose despatch boat was also
on hand, having been sent up by General McCiernand