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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30


FAIR AT GARRETTsvILLE.-The Fourth
Annual Fair of the Highland Union Agricul
tural Society, takes place upon Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, of this
week. Tuesday will be devoted to making
entries, arranging the grounds and preparing
articles for exhibition. Wednesday will be
devoted to the exhibition of all articles and
stock except horses. Thursday to the exhi-
bition of all articles except cattle, sheep and
swine Friday will be devoted to a military
exhibition ard drill. The Society will pre-
sent to the Company making the best ap-
pearance in every way, National Flag to
cost at least $50. Upon this day no stock
will be upon the grounds, but all other articles
will remainupon exhibition.
The fairs of this Society have so far been
most remarkably successful, and there is no
reason to exuect that this one will fall behind
the Others. The premium list is divided into
| thirty-nine classes, and offers attractions to
all interested. The following are the officers
of the Society: President, Fl. S. johnson,
Nelson; Vice President, V. Heyd, Freedom
Secretary, O. A. Taylor Garrettsville; Treas
urer, Hiram Pierce, Garrettsyil1e i,Superin-
tendents-Grounds, w. n. Williams Hall
E. c. Smith and lady Horses, B. Gates
Cattle, (. G. Nichols; Sheep. A. Smith
Hogs, O. Burrows; Poultry, H. 6. Wilson;
Unenumerated articles, A. W. Daniels.
Marshal, G. c. Fuller. Chief Police, L
ID. Brown.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

at Mantua Station, Saturday, October 8, 1868,
to be addressed by Hon. LUTHER DAY,
ALPHONS0 HART, and CHAPLAIN
JONES. Speaking will be held in the beau
titul grove adjoining Mantua Station, COM
mencing at 1o15 O'Clock A. M. The friends
of the Union are cordially invited to attend
this rally for our good cause. Come forward,
friends, in goodly numbers, to hear the elo-
quent speakers, and receive strength and cheer
in laborirg for the triumph of those pledged
to preserve cur State loyal and true, rather
than let It's administration pass into the hands
of those pledged to array Ohio against the
Union and Government of the Fathers OF
the Republic.
Letus have grand council! Work while
the day lasts One energetic, fearless blow
and the doom of traitors is written.
E. B. BABCOCK,
Chairman Com. of Arrangements.
MASTUA STATION, Sept. 25th, 1863.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

The Eclectic Institute, considering the
times, was never more prosperous than at
present. About 235 students arc in attend
ance, large proportion Of whom are prepar-
ing to teach this winter, while the usual acad-
emic classes are we'll filled. The departments
of Instrumental music and painting, in charge.
res pectively, Of Miss Hannah S. Morton, and
Miss Julia A. Wilson, were never more sue
cessful.
Prof P. R. Spencer probably the best tea
cher of penmanship in the world, has just
completed the regular course. He was assist
ed by Mrs. S. L. Hayden, and Miss Charlotte
c. Woodruff, both able and faithful teachers
Prof. M. L. Holbrook, a graduate of DIR
Dio Lewis Normal Institute, Boston, is al
present conducting a class in Gymnastics anc
Calisthenics. Mr.. Holbrook j. competen
teacher of this necessary and popular brancl
of modern education.
The winter term of this school will begin
on the Oath of next November
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

HIsToRY OF PORTAGE COUNTY,. d.
Woodworth proposes to publish History OF
Portage County, and is now canvassing for
subscribers for the projected work. 1t is be-
lieved that such work would be highly de-
sirable to every citizen of the county, and
that it will receive a general and a cordial
support. The plan of the work is as fol-
lows: ~ a
Ffrst.--A history of early. settlements ur
to the date of the organization of the coun-
ty, together with as much as may be known
of the Indians who occupied within its limits
Secoad-A history of each Township now
contained in the county, given in separate
chapters and taken in the order of their set
tlements; each to be accompanied by town
ship map showing lot lines, numbers of lots
roads, streams, and bodies of water.
Third-A history of the county as an or
ganization, embracing history of courts and
important trials-of newspapers and of polit'
ical campaigns, and of all county organiza'
tons for whatever purpose.
: Fourth-Tahles stf tistical and metcrologi-
cal; also, a tabular list of the soldiers of the
war of 1912 and of the war of the present
rebellion, showing their residence, regiments
time of service, &c.
twill be embellished with few engraved
portraits of pioneers and eminent men, al
though how many such engravings it vii
contain cannot now be stated. The whole
will make volume of between 45o and 5C(
pages, octave sze--to be printed on an ex
cellent quality of paper and we'll bound il
cloth. Owing to the present high prices o
publishers and the necessarily limited sale o
such work, it viii be sold for 81, so per vol
uine, a price much below the real value of th'
work. We presume the citizens of the coun
ty will take hold of the enterprise readily
Certain it is--that it should be done now, i
ever, for those who can most accurately ant
valuably contribute to its material, are rapid,
passing away. aai]Ga
Buy, ''Record' at the Ravenna Bool
Store
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oLD ROUND TABLE, surrendered its ordina-
ry mission upon Saturday to do the. honor''
to rare and generous donation of fruits and
flowers, from Mrs. Clara Hine, of Randolph.
The display far exceeded any thing with
which the round table has been favored and
that "instituton'' took to itself much style,
and "many airs,' thinking for time it was
"a county fair, SO gracious and so gay did the
charming resent "set Off its ample proper
tions. The atmosphere was redolent with
sweet perfumes and the beautiful and brilliant
colors delighted many admiring eyes. In the
collection were thirty-fv varieties of dahlias
and of roses and score of other exotics
there We're numberless specimens While oi
pears and peaches and grapes, there was q
most tempting array of the choicest of these
delicious fruits. Among the pleasant hours
and friendly tokens that come to cheer among
pressing cares, this souyenier will be, brightly
remembered.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

MILITIA MUSTER AND DRILL-The Com
panies of Militia, in Ravenna, met upon Sat-
urday last for muster and drill. Co. A., Capt.
Il. c. Day; 1st Lieut., P. Flath; I'd Lieut.. G. L.
Spalding. Co. B., Capt, Jno. c. Beatty list
Lieut., Geo. Butler; I'd Lieut., Otis Kings
bury. Co. c., Capt, H. L. Miller; 1st Lieut.,
Fl. c. Bristol. Co. D. has been consolidated
with Company A. 5.4asso
The Company of Volunteer Militia was
out upon drill, in charge of sLieut. A. w. Al
corn.
I Upon Tuesday, the regimental muster Of
the I'd Regiment of Militia, took place at Ra,
| VIENNA. Col. Jno. G. Beatty commanding
Cos. A. B. G: D.) Ravenna; Cos. f. and F
Franklin; Co. G. Charlestown; Co.. Il. Paris
Cos. L and & Brimfeld.E
The appearance Of the men on Saturday
was very creditable. Nearly all participating
in the drill took pains and pride in the matter
After disuse of so many years the militia
system of the State is being revived, in goot
shape and with spirit and enterprise that i
is to be hoped will never again leave st. 4
is an honorable and valuable duty ef the citi
zen, and those engaged in it deserve prais
for their attendance and appearance. OF tn
regimental muster and organization we shal
4 make further note next week, as we go t
press too early upon Tuesday to'do SO as full
ly as is desirable. 64 go
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

THE STAR SISTERS Madame Juvinelia
Olivia, the celebrated prima donna, and Miss
Celestial the American. Golltralto, will give
one of their charming concerts at Days Hall,
on Friday evening this week, under the direc-
ton of their father Capt H. Tinker. The
former concerts of these ladies' h We given
great pleasure to the citizens of Ravenna, and
this present entertainment, will be fine sue
cess no doubt. They have new and brill
liant programme from which to select, and their
Musical accomplishments are SO superior, We
can add nothing to them by praise.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

) THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR of the
Portage County Agricultural Society will take
place next week, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday. The managers of the Society are
desirous that its friends and the people of old
Portage recognize the merits of the Society
as its value to them, and their interests in
their home institutions really demand at
their hands. A very generous and wisely
arranged premium list is presented to conf
petitors, and no pains will be spared to secure
all the benefits to be derived from such en-
terprses. The premium list is divided into
forty classes. and presents field to competit-
eors that is rarely equalled. Let the people
all bear the County Fair in mind, and attend
en- nasse. each bringing something for the ex-
hibition, from the ample resources at their
command.
The following are the Officers of the Soc-
ETY.: THOMAS GoRBY, President; E. Carter
Jr, Vice President; L. G. Dodge, Treasurer;
E. Spalding, Secretary.
+ SUPERINTENDENTs OF DEPARTMENTS AT
FARE. Carter, Jr., Superintendent of the
Grounds; II. A. Waldo. Seth Andrews. Miss
Elmira Spencer, Miss Hannah Carter, Miss
Marietta Gorby, Miss Marietta Judd, Super
intendents of Floral Department.; M. P. Hig-
ley and Lady, Superintendents of Household
& Department; Hugh Vain and Lady, Superin-
tendents of Butter and Cheese Department; /;
4 A. j. Jennings, Superintendent of Horse De-
partment; Sllas Hanks, Superintendent of
Cattle, Swine and Sheep Department; VIM.
L. King, Superintendent of Department of
: articles not enumerated; R w. Buck, Chief
of Police; F. B. Cannon, Marshal.
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4 p -s.
MAJOR FAIRCHILD's New UNION MILITIA
RY AND.-Major Fairchild's Band is receiv-
ing hattering attention wherever it appears,
and is much sought for at the Union meet
ings in various parts of the country. The
Band was present at the great Union Mass
Meeting in New Lisbon, and the Buckeye
State thus speaks of it: Eldsg
,, Major Fairchild's Military Band exceeded
our most sanguine expectations the music
was the best of its kindwe ever heard in ou
| life" "-,a ~
The Salem Republican thus compliment
it: Ne
Fairchild's Military Band, from Edinburg
Portage County, staid with us all night, OF
their way to the Lisbon meeting, last Thurs
Eday. Whilst here, they enlivened our street
with some soul-stirring music. This compa
nv, we think, is without rival in the State
Every one are frst-class players. We hop
to hear them again before the close of tn
/ campaiop''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR.
Western Reserve IHorse-Rreeder
a 4

Western Reserve IEorse-Rreeders,
Association.
The Fair of this Society for 1868 will be
held at the Fair Grounds in Ravenna, upsn
Thursday and Friday. OcT. Is and 16.
The track will be in excellent condition,
and as it is one of the finest in Northern Ohio,
Horsemen everywhere are invited to attend
and compete for the premiums offered.
hegrounds are in fine condition, the stalls
ample for the accommodate ion of all, and there
is an abundance of good water on the grounds.
The Association submit the following
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

J.D. HORROR will attend promptly to the
settlement of all Soldier Claims, and to the
transaction of all business connected with mil
itary matters. Having been extensively en-
gagged in this class of business for some time
past, he has secured facilities and experience
which will make it an object for parties need
ling such service. to call on him.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

/ A FEW EVENINGS SINCE, young Mr.. Chit
tenden of Gampbellsport, drove his horse and
carriage to the store of I. c. Sutherland, and
there hitching, repaired to the G. & P R. R.
Depot to await the arrival of a train. Upon
returning, the horse was gone. The next
morning the establishment was found hitched
in front of the Warehouse of j. S. Smith &
Co., the horse having been severely driven
and the carriage covered with mud. Who
perpetrated the rascality is unknown.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
Union meetings this week.
MONDAY.


Freedom-J. H. Rhodes, and B. A. Hins-
dale.
TUESDAY,.
Aurora. H. Rhodes, and B. A. Hinsdale.
Nelson-Alphonso Hart. ..s-
WEDNESDAY. s
Paris-J H. Rhodes, and B. A. Hinsdale.
Streetsboro-A. Hart, and S. d. Harris, Jr
Randolph. B. Conant, and G. A Reed
THURSDAY.
Palmyra--J H. Rhodes, and B. A Hins-
dale.
= Suffield-P. B. Conant, ard S. D. Harris
Jr.
FRIDAY.
Mantua Center-J. H. Rhodes, and B. A
Hinsdale.
Edinburg and Deerfeld -Four Corners-P
B. Conant, and S. D. Harris, Jr.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
To-nax,. Ne,y Adyer,i.emen,..

s-5s- Mary G. snyrh-P Petition for Aimony.
s-aF & Musser -G ner 81 Order No
S-5 eorYeis & Geeen-la Hand Again.
sst- r W. nna srok ssore-Bi,q Csges.
a~5yss Darius Lynrn-Ptobate Ne ice
t57s-li. I. Garter ad.:ini,trstors Sale.
a-7s~ Theo C ass O.. Hanarei Sheep fpr Sale.
r. wiiaaus & Wright Fai Dtooded Spanish Merin.
sbeel for sa e
fY-R A Gietie-List II Letters.
ETy+ Lucy Hn.ahiesoit--Nerc
~" Eiizs Johnson Henry +. Jol;nssn--Notice.
gSs W. Scat achmert N 70 ice
E551n. N. Gla~el l.-Iirerial Revenue Taxes.
ts5t-A a W Alrof,--Ai.lita'y NStiee
E5S@S Var IS, J..--A Att ntioa, Co, B
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

Carr. II. H. WILLARD reached Raxenga
a number of days ago very much prostrated
BY sickness. He is improving, though but
slowly, and is still confined to his room. We
hope his usual vigor will soon be restored to
him, and that he may not fall a victim to this
rebellion.
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Attentiom, co. b!

All perso 5. whose names have been en-
rolled in the Volunteer Militia Company oil
Ravenna, are ordered to meet at the Town
Hail. Tuesday Evening, Z o'clock, October
9Th, for the purpose of electing one Captain,
one LIST Lieutenant, and ole I'd Lieutenant.
A. w. ALCoRN.
BY order of Military Committee.
S. D. HARRIS, JR.,
Secy of Committee
+ RAvENNA, Sept. 18th, 1868.
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0ntiina mans

For sale at the Ravenna Book Store--two of
which include Physical Geography. To those
intending to teach, more important and ben
efcial series cannot be obtained. The maps
are for sale at reduced price. Call and ex-
anime. sep16-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
D,.pateh from Major Coster.

~ - Il4l'I NASHVILLE, Sept. 70. I
H. L. Day:
Lieut.. Ed. Belding has just arrived. He
is wounded in the right arm and left hand
He leaves for home tomorrow. Harmon
Lake was killed. Henry ---- badly
wounded in shoulder, not dangerous. Hilta
biddle wounded in leg. Jennison wounded
in leg. Balance all well UP to this time.
C. S. COTTER, Major
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
ATTENTION, COMPANY B.

Independent Volunteer Militia.
You are notified to meet at the Town Hall
in Rayenna, upon Thursday. October 8, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 5
o'clock P. M. of that day, to elect one Cap
tain,one First Lieutenant, one Second Lieu
tenant, forsaid Company.
BY ordersofsths Military ICommittee.
S. D. HARRIS, JR.. Sec'y.
RAvESNA, Ssps. 80. Nv
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Tnternal4 Revenue Notice.

Internal Revenue Notice.
Payers of Revenue Taxes will remember
that a penalty of 5 per cent. will be added on
all taxes on income, notpaid by ctober 10th,
1863. Also, penalty of 10 per cent. will be
added on all taxes for licenses, carriages and
silver plate, if not paid by the same time
None but q. S. money received.
D. W. CLEWELL,
Sept. 3O-2w Deputy Collector.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

ALPHoNso HART speaks at 0rr's Corners,
Mahoning Co., Oct. 5th-at Garfield, Oct. 9th.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

The FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR of the Randolph
Agricultural Society viii be held upon Satur-
day, the 10th Of October. ss3....
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

Union Meeting in Rootstovn.
Hon o. P. BROWN will address the citi-
zens of Rootstown on Saturday evening, Oct.
33d..s...i
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URlon Meeting! /!

JUDGE Day speaks at the Union Mass
Meeting in Uniontown, Oct. 10th.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

ALPHoNso Hart will speak at the Union
Mass Meeting in Scion. Oct 10.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

o. Single Papers Of tis ,oee1's issue Of the
Democrat may be obtained at the counter Of the
Raue,ma Book Store, for cents each, or 5cents
in ,urappers toy. mailing.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

Hon o. PsBRowNs has returned from his
somewhat protracted absence, much improv-
ed in health and strength. He will visit a
number of the townships in the county prior
to election. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

Union Meeting in Freedom.
]. H RHODES and J. o. CONVERSE
speak in Freedom, Saturday evening, Oct. TO-
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Portage County Fair-Special Notice.
The superintendents of the Floral Hall, at
the coming. Fair, wish it specially understood
by those who design making entries in that
department., that all such articles must be
ready atathe Hall, on Tuesday, the first day
of the Fair, without fail. ea
Let it also be understood, that the exhibi-
ton of Horses will take place on Thursday
the Sd day of the Fair. Other animals en-
tered, may y-be removed after o'clock o.
Wednesday, the I'd day.
~ sE.sSPALDING, Secretary.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

VALLANDIeHAM's RECORD, for SAFE at the
Rayenna Book Store.
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Union Meeting in Aurora.
= AEPHONSO HART will address the citi-
zens OF Aurora on Friday evening, Oct. 9th.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

ID. E. Baldwin,. of Ravenna, sent to the
Round Table, last weak, the most mammoth
specimens Of grapes conceivable.
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Ladies' and Misses Hats.
NEWS ANU BOYS, SUMMER HATS,
in great variety.
O. o c g ri g 8.

great dance, at very small advance. We ha-e
good stock of Green and Black Teas, which will be sold
as low any sell good tea
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N1OTst F.--The u ,iersigrei has been duly AZ p,nt
ed Exrruttis of tie ast will AID testament of Albsr
o. Hutchinson, las Of Atwster Portage ConrtN deseas
ed. LUCY HUFCHiNS9N
Sept 80. 1863 3es
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MANILA MATING.

Plain white and red aud white check. Very pretty and
much used for carpeting chambers, &C. the present
high prices of wooi carpsjs Call and look at them, If
you want something cheap,
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Buy a Record at the Ravenna Book
Store
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nFsa.H-BEOODF ID SPANISH 1gF-
E5S klNO SEAEEP E0Es SALE.
BIRD CAGES.

new and beautiful stuck of Bird Cages, jus,
= RkvENNA BOOK STORE.
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TO-daY's Advertisements.
Pestsfon for AIImony.

+ IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
u Post ofise at Ravefna Ohio, Sep Der 81 + 3
Collins Nancy Mrs sisvi- Edie Eanes, Mal,er )
Ge ,ncs G T. Hail. Jane ldke's E'eaHor
Moor e.. Louisa A Ramalia Mary Rye, sJpt'n
Shaler Barbra Ssse.e. Jr III So b nhDd,1faorge
R.A GILLETTE, P. NJ.
Rnr Sat ,hnr w - -.
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% a Riszabstf Evans, Estate
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified adainlstratnl
the estate of Eliz4bsih Evans late e Portage
Paris tsepf 81, 1868. g s isa ss-sw.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12
Casualties in Gen. Davis
Division.

The losses sustained by lst Division goth
Army Corps, the 18th and Goth Of June, 1863.
Eat Liberty Gap, are given below. The lst
and I'd Brigades, commanded by Col. Post
and Brig. Gen. Carlin were the only troops Of
tAe Division engaged. Gen. Days, who had
for several days been suffering from an attack
OF chills and fever, CALAMITY led his troops in
a charge upon the enemy's position, driving
him with considerable slaughter. The 3Sth
Illinois Regiment captured the colors Of the
I'd Arkansas Regiment, The particulars Of
the part takenin the fight by Gen. Johnson's
Division are not in our possession His troops
behaved CALAMITY, and his losses were consid-
cradle. All honor to the brave dead and
wounded.
KrLIED.-~Barnett L. Peddicord, pvt, Co. A; Eugene
Price, pvt, Co. G; Lucas Shock, pvt, Co. 6, 18th Iii
WogSDED-Co. A-Chas. II. Wells, Capt, Slightly in
arm; VIM. WEIGH, pvt severely in hand; lhos. Shehan,
pvt slightly in face. Co, B-Wm' Il. lyner, Sgt,
severely in arm; John Freeman, pvt. severely in legi
Co. d .rJas. Gusara, pvt. slightly IN head; Jas: henIioW,
pvt, Slightly in hand; Co. E--Iafayette Williams, pvt,
severely in breast; Jas. Deidrick, pvt. severely in head
Co. F~-Ady j. Brady, corp, slightly IN neck; Franz
Ilowser, pvt severely in neck; Co. G-~A. NJ. Pollard,
Capt. slightly in ankle; Lewis Hance, pvt, severely il
thigh; Mich. Beyuesth, pvt, severely IN head, Jno. King
horn. pvt, slightly in FOOT; Co. I--Chas Smith, pvt.
Cacher, pvt, slightly in hand, 3Sth Illinois reg.
H. McCulloch, corp, Co. G., lo1st Ohio req severe
flesh wound.
james v illiams, pvt, Co. G, flesh wound in elbow
Peter Joicc, pvt, Co. r, eeeasad Indiana reg, nose slight.
4. w. MORRISON, Capt. and A.A.G.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12

Al DESERVED FArE.--We are informed, on
what we deem unqnestionable authority that
when the Federals sacked Jackson, and the fire
had communicated to the Confederate Hotel,
several Federal officers ran up into the observ-
atory to take a hurried look after the where
abouts of the grand army. The fire wasslowly
taking hold Of q distant portion Of the house,
and all idea of saving it had been abandoned
by. the proprietor. A young man employed
in the house, seeing the vandais go UP 70 the
observatory, recollected that there was alargc
pile of rich lightwood under the stairs, the
only egross from the roof, Accordingly he set
the lightwood on are, and in five minutes the
stairs were a sheet of fame--and the Yankee
officers never came down. That is the way
the Confederate Hotel was burned. -Aug.sta
Co~nstitTioaalist.
No doubt there arc assassins among
the Southern chivalry who would pre-.
for terminating the eNistance ct Yam
keetofficers in the manner alluded to
by the Augusta Constltutfonallst, to
meeting them in the field with Sword
and bucklcr on f" but the romance. ot
the story is somewhat spoiled by IT'S
total want Of foundation in fact"