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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FAX Notice..

OFFICE or COLLECTION or internal REvENrE,
MILLERsBURG, o., January 20, Ie63
l HAVE the Assessors Annual Collcsting List,
l commencing September LIST, 1893, of all persons
liable to the payment of II United States Tax
All persons are hereby notified that such taxes
have become due and PAYABLE, and that will re;
persons who shall neglect to pay the taxes
ed upon them, within the said twenty days, will be
liable to pay ten per centum additional upon the
amount thereof. This notice will apply to all taxes
due for tho months of September and October l. 81.
United States Treasury notes, will be required,
b. G. BROWN
Jan %. Is63w2 Collector for Holmes county,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
Attachment.

Isaac HOCHsTErLER, Admis-l Before Christian
TRAITOR of the estate of JOS Fisher j Il. of Ger
eph lloohstetler, decd man Tp,, Holmes
county, State of
NOAH j. loCuSTETLER. Ohio.
nN the 5th day of January A ID. 1863, said jus
~ tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of one hundred and thir
p-eght dollars and eighty cents debt and twenty
dollars probable costs.
ISAAC HOCHSTET LER,
Jan, 15 lS63w3 Admini strator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
Gen. George w, Morgan,

We take great pleasure in stating, that VIC
believe the announcement of Gen. George w
MoRGAN's death was premature. Our advices
lead us to think he is alive and uninjured,
and we trust that he may yet liv many year
to servo his country with the fidelity and ef
fciency that he has in the past.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
New IcrscY Senator.

Col, JAMES W. WALL, who was incarcerated
in Fort Lafayette by King LINCOLN, has, by
the Legislature of New Jersey, been elected
to Gll vacancy in the United States Seuate
from that State, by vote of SO to % for r .
S. FIELD. A fitting rebuke TO tyranny.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
sIOO,OGO,OOO More.

Congress has passed resolution authorizing
the issue of au additional hund red millions of
green backs for the purpose Of paying of the
army and navy. Get your bowls rcady-it it
will rain money some OF these days.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
Colonel wiley.

We are rejoiced the report OF the death cf
Colonel WILEY has proven incorrect. The
last Wayne County DEMOCRAT contains let
tor from him assuring the people that he is
uuinjured.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
Attachment,

pS. j. L. of Hardy Tp.,
hN the 2ath day of December, A. ID. le6e, said
" Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum of eleven dollars and
thirteen cents. -
Jan. 4, lS63w4 MlCHAEL FlkE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
Geo. vi. stertzbach's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified AS Elk
exutor of the estate of George NJ, Stertzbach late
Of Holmes county, deceased. ..
JOHN STERTZBACH,
Weiusberg Jan, Z, is63-w Executor,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
A Bitter Pill.

The re. election OF Hon JAMES A. BAYARD,
United States Senator form Delaware, is a
bitter pill Tor Abolish.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
samuel Metzicr's Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad;
ministrator dc bOHtS ron Of the estate of Samuel
Motzer, late Of Holmes county, decd.
Jan. 3, lSB3-w3 IL. ID. McDOW ELL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

rJ'HE undersigned will sell very liberal terms, 100
i acres of good land in Kllbuck township, Holmes
county, near oxford. Seventy are improved
Only part of the purchase money will be required
down the balance will be taken easy payments
For particular, enquire OF the undersigned living in
saltoreek township, Wayne county.
Dec Is, ls62m6 NICHOLAS GlRARD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
WCsC HANevs

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Regulator oy we sMstevN.
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FeUeT and 5AgUe,
L5Ue7' Complaint,
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.Jo1t7ad5ce,
Kidney Co71pzo5ats,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22

Tho redemption OF soiled postage stamp
in New York city has thus Tar amounted I,
100000.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-22
FOR SALE BY

For Sale in Holmes County, Ohio, by H. Yergin
Mlllersburg; J. Rudy Berlin; James Hanna, Holmes
Vile; q. Gerber, Wincsberg; H. Pomerene, Middle
town Joseph Plotz, saltillo; G. w oonyer, Oxford
A. A. Young Nashville Joseph Bememderfer, Lakevillc
and by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States and Canada.
Jan. ., 1862, n46yI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15

RiyrN CoLf.lsIoS. Daring The fos, yo'te--
Gay fof neon, ,he nohoken ferry beat james wstn
ran Into sloop and both vcssol. wers cou,1srsb'y
d,rnssad.
A STREET Fr1Br.-Ynstsrisy afternoon.
about o'clock, brutal h.ht occurred In Hudson
street, near oft. Jerssy city. between . number Of
saiiors belonging On board the Guard stssmtalp
Scotia. and lunssharcnep Tho street. we complete
" blocked up with rsrscus VINO vesn vi'ue~iuf he
attAy, vi en- two officers mad. their Npren aucr tnd
Win considerable dculty, suce ltdei la LOGGING Ia
OF the sailors IN c'lb Of the CAY Pibon.
EsTictso AWAY SESRoEs. - Tor several
weeks past New York recruits agents have been for
az ~ in New Jersey for ooored volunteers, With
considerable saeee.. IL s'i,d that they have t.cn
pok'ts them NJ at she rate n 10 TO r. day. les
teffuy Ar rs NJ vs. ,lput 20 crp.s 70 ~ fort sfh
three colOrsd recruit. from Rghssy. bat thUg vers
intercepted al the 'srry by DE- 'ective The agent
msnssd 20 oscapo but the negroes sefe taken - 10
rccrui'ns &C and VII acc lfdingy bs credited 70
he~ Jeftsy
DHsrRrfSo SAILORS. Yesterday a num' -
o. e'iois telonrinr TO the French silp htsunp'
y ne A. the Patterson Doct. Juasy C't'. ran s'rv
The pelce we're notihs. aud suces ecsd al Nre.ting
ont Of the party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15
BROOKLYN.

Tur BRooKfYS CoAsoS CorxcIL met l,st
svenins. and smonr other business confirmed the
Dsrniaston OF M Charles Franks for water COM
missioner, sent In By Alderman O'Bsefe. Mayor
k,tfsiSb, Who ws PRESENT. q. ote+tst assinst th,.
action. The vote vn ~ to II. paper had pre-.
viously been read a. the request Of tho Ma
mendnt Mr.. John w Funk ~ water Comrui..ioner,
And ALTO stating that he tthe Mayor "a. In his sies
on Friday, When the Acting Ms-or 'en. the nornins
ton Of Mr. Franks 10 the CITY Csrt 20 ,. placed
III" nt claimed that the Aetins NAY or had no rrh;
70 make the domination vhen he CKslbari'ehl was
In the city Alderman O'Keefe replied. aud stated
that h, uan,aeted the business Of the Mayor. osee
during FRIDAY hat ~ signed paper. after Mayor
Kalhssisch had entered The IN and thai he had
pihe.d hs onfnur uicstiun on Gle before he made
he swssranee. and finally claimed that the acton
vas ltgsi.
lnor PRisAEY MErrf,os.--The Union
Primary Nretns' tir che election of tao Dele : -
from each " ard 10 the General Committee Of Klue
County for "a, val be held this evening
RtcEtirisG goes on slowly in Brooklyn
Ys'tsrdNr et-ut II ruan vufe enlisted Tho to's
number thu fir sbio.
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General Intelligence.
u1 1eN 70 tbs G.Y.EvNJ

N B. candidate Tor chs United s,.tss Senate. Nc
81: ps.s Snsi *. pusIe .s,sss l. %sss aissis DE-
fined snd psscs batter insured.
Lar, Epsish yc,rn.l. euelI'h the ecfr.,psnd.se.
. %1 sas osn. ns:N re f
p.rer bsgn, hi. letter % ,he o..en With Madam my
hajsstys good brother kapol aon."
rns Il hslsturs Of Wee, virvinis sdodrned On Pri-
day last. large amount Of bu, nsss vss rsn,scted.
y ,hs old Stat. o. viisins The he, nee; important
fes!ars were ths adoption OF rsmodelisd led,eiay
cent ,s s1G ,e 70: :,
ssas on the coil II The Old pominioni
Two important cases nov pending ossors the
sS::. 2, l ,ss, " %
eser:eary yeyd @ n': kn,'sl1; IA n n1 Wade
sss:, in0osa as,' . .nSap,. tSst Of d. esI
representative Of X w. y ada, eommsnder n tho
ss s' a..s. " 'S
q q. Msads. commander II ths Army ofthe Potomac.
COMMITTEE appointed BY the Eationsi Council Of
2: GSss" ,d ls' On if1s% .y an n..,
ifs.sasn. tncon .Ip,r,ss,'ns the loyalty and ds,o
s1 s o. s pSdy 70, 'n % a., nn S mp
kry.to r.%ovs Postm.,tsr General ilsu and Attorney
from he position d General In Chief and Gen Echo
Geo n0m the Ds5.,tmsn. d AissouII No dsfnii'
puyATs .d.s. IRON aI.hmena cay tina, N. rr..-
s.ofuy opa. The question Of veoonstIuction viii bs
fskriessy ps-ssntea 70 the Southern people By con
pr9Native msrnbss from NJ great many mem
VIEW elected tho last ditch" platform said W
p seere'y In favor Of the policy advocated by tho
North Caroline oon..rvativss. Joint resolutions IN
gsouostructioa.
sosr .vs yssfs ase II Win b. rem .n,her.d. n.sro
canned Robert Small, brought the steamer Planter
cut q Cherertsn bsfbor, running under the guns Of
Sumter Mouth and the other defeuess Since that
etnns be- has been constantly In the service ~ the
Covernmept. and vo pilot Of the Inflated heohn Nh
on tbs oecasop Of Duponts int attack upon Sumter
CURED the steamer Planter for service which would
expoee hsr 20 the hro Il rebel guns and her CapaD
white man. refused TO go, wbsrenpon Lieut.. Col.
tlvsn Immediately put the negro snsI la comma nd
81 The vessel, which apo nimeBt approved by
G~nera CillDore, aud the dn.y required VA nth
bully performed.
Tn. great stampede Of horrc. from Gi..horo Va. .
few days since, was truly exciting II 10 said the
borvAs we're not freah ones, hut had been worn down
cturned again TO duty. The enclosure WIS . rail
lence i've fset high, and regarded d strong one
bu; when tho horses got TO iGolcknF, they crowded
asainst II With such force to thror IL down, aud
away they vent, fve thousan strong, an Irresistible
etream Of frightened animal life increasing in sp-ed
whols country was alarmed through which they
passed, and many penons in ths road narrowly Is.
seped With their lives The -unfds At the Navy Yard
bridge attempted to stop this seething avalanche u
blazing eyes, disendsd postris, and gittsng hoofs
and soon the bridge 80 blocked up, when tbose b.
and jumped into the water 4 number were drow aed
onns swan ashore, and others were rescued. The ami
nab are being continually picked upst BlAdensbnrg
marlboro, Port Tobacco, and other places.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15

,v.ss vay ez.rn,nea. sra 10. Gear. A.. ourssd until
this morning, Al 10 O'Clock.
IL rns CoUnr or GassaaL SHsioss YwrIipir,
Michael Dsycr. indicted for stesitns . gold watch
and chain, worth &c from J,rr., Nnsr. 3,l Green
30 s'o' ~ . .i':,, .us -t .cg'aac.t o.. ''e
STA rri'tb f.I Z yens
VIM. Hanshey wss then placed on trial fer fryrfy.
IL CHARGED that be had in hs pcs sion n oouu',f
MN bib on various banks With intsnt 10 pass them
i he tria VA not eonelndcd. vheu tie CouIt e.
10uned ill this ncrrtne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15
S'DAE..

COAL e. 90 PR TOh-BESr QUALITY
>t,1 eII v' 20 ssh ,toNrpni crg siIe, citaaly
sct,cH and delivered, Tor few days only; full
Wi ,. guaranteed. Ii. DAVIS, cor Dover and Pearl
sLNf IS
ELOU IL. tLOUk-25O BBi.S. CHOICE
1 family four, only - ~ 70 80, warranted ARD de-
livere- IN :, ~ York - Brooklyn u. y. COIIE.
lcu sore, 10 ana 10 Ito ave, near boid street,
BrOoilsu 39s
JTlRSr QUALIFY RED OR WHITE ASH
,-l.s, Lut coal ~, steve and eeV $40. l. bah
inntce 80. AIrIt u 5if loNuy, I'll Ggsepe and
80 broor4e sta. JACOB VEEks. 400
- q PR iON-FIkSI QUALITY RED
- DGni white Ash Coab. fcrrened and delivered
ht the following prices stove coal 80 -; ESg. ~ !;
Icrnsee,s - .. Larfe Sut,s' n. A. TBEADWKi l.,
street 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15
e(Cu6md J,os tAe Ersf Paos.).

SwssmsASss BEN disesvsrsttoro,s shss che Il
(stm Nssan. Mp, ssd va bound for Charleston
bgbs w. takm without ehsss. ecniss- undas.tbs
bChe.ssian's guns 1sfBo shs wa aware o'n che
VII b sspt TO Boston- Tbs u B. spnbost Ksnsvha
,tsp.ureS, ON the 9Th of Ne~suabsS. the schooner
Aissts o. wIro,s, a Mshfis NJ. Esr- cargo con
,sisu Of essts, .rosia- end tanJsntias. snS 10 VERY
valuable. A iArys smsunf efsraTrssd bends and
lAs,G00 In spscis vme f-1nd on the r.assnsors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15
ia sss.

A TfESTiON, LADIES - THE OLD ES-
LhIhl'-hot :es Yo.l Fur Manufacturing Co., De
p1i. IS Lhahau e., ops t. trovt's vhi'o iarble
Hot nitilc II the block. be weon PesTl aud D-iane
str.rt.. Now The time 10 g youf suit, for about
haf usual price orr stoC IL large, well select d,
MIX and sable g Irt uuT ani Cur., from 4. ~ 10
g.. French cnf Wafer " nix and Sable Mufi. from
>! 20 -. Nicnrlues 'nf trif-c.pes ~ to ~ Chuc-
: ssrIci' and htaltiin luI. FOR child,1 a. bar.
"a hl-cl ~ -. q ls.ir!ns n tho latrft stvifs.
ali FlEhING, Mhnascr.
ELhN IUBS . fURS : : l-FOE TIE
l. 'idlrs rlliiIIPVpsient Mink NUTS 4 Collr.
BE- sea entire Htti.fA on 10 the lad.ei Of Aes
1ofk, shi.h cHs h.ea lam 10 mauufsctura large
sOck IN the holidays and which ve can sell 81 per
Ger. laN ~ th-n ny o'ner hnuft 70 The city Also
lfr-c rtock ut Mn Clolsa aud TNlra- Can carly
~ lr yn-chrt.uf c.te~haso, ~ lILLIPS' FuI I'm
porn m, 20 q sui ~. ~
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Too Late for Classification.
U EAT Nm,

DARIING-on Dee. 18th, jim n. Darling. sssd
81 vorfs snd months.
The friend. Of the family ar. requested to attend
the funeral, from hi. late residence, AL sixth ave,
on wpdneaiay afternoon, nec ID. AZ O'Clock The
remains will b. taken 70 Cypr.ss Hills Tor inter
mont 81,
ILfSN-Or Dec. lith, John Flynn, uallyo q
Ireland, iAi-h % Mnhil. County LattiTAm, Town
lpni ~ CGyRu. nsci &c yeas.
tis frtcnds and tus.e Of hl- brothers, Ilonss and
william ami also tho-o Of his lrotheTs-iu Law. m .s
Blake and ohn BOYLE, and oil hls sou.in-aa St,pa,u
iiales- are resp ctuy invited to attend thu iun,.,
from his lat rc,iiencc, ~ Mott 81. las remains will
b" I. ken o. St fntricks Cathedral, on WVdn' ebay
maniVe, Dec. 10, Al 10 O'Clock, Shere thsGr Nil ~
RI, len Nau' for the reposs Il HE soul sud thtnce
~ Csyary Cemetery. 10
klLPAIKICk-On Tee. II. 1853, q, the ret .dsuce
OF hl- brother SAG HICKS at BROOKLYN, All O'Clock.
u. NJ. Joseph kupatriCk. l1ru 81 SlesAItstosu 4, 90
Tyrone, ireland. IA the o3'h year oi HE axe
Ills r,mRins viii he taken 10 81. Msrys, star ~ the
Sea, 81 10 o'clock, where solemn Requiem kNs will
BE- OHcred up for the tcpoe Il his s"u Ntinerday
morning. Funeral wil proceed immedisteiy afisr to
the Cemetery OF the Holy Gross Elashush. IL.
Nj RPHl on Dec. 18th, joe ph MURPHY, native
Of liubiiu. ireland aged - year.
Thu friends ofthe family are respectfully invited
20 stcnd the funeta, - W ednesdsy afternoon, DC
10, At ~ O'Clock, from his ate residence, &c thomas
street l16
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MARINE NEWS.


run R,y.is- sun $. ol.a. Moons lOas-H W morn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15
MILITARY.
| MOS VOLUNTEER OFFICE,
- 81 AND 10 FULTON STREET
We viii to day Jay the bounty Of
your EtNDnEN fprItPe rStcp,

| MON VOLUNTEER OFFICE,
- :. AND 20 FULTON STREET.
v f0t1R HitSDEET ''SS'LLARs ,.ow.
lps'y bst-.en tn. bonn u m ana 4p' n. sss
NOLU ETEFRS. VOLUNTEERS WANTED,
fot Of the BIS, regimen nov In thu sxrvio.
bounty 81 sto cash IN hant The 10 q shsnee for
s.,,.p, 4. o,to Gull, 70 70 dsss k9oc.y y sp
tcun.,. Old o. vel eaiI-At Tn Cent?. st a. tse
1enefsl Recruiting Agency. Persons having men
49, b. t"slt litrr.lv nv l1s
NOLUN1EESS WANTED, THiS DAY,
st ais Greenwich a., rr,hans- nots Az,
"a, pr ma Sss% e. ~. 10 hsna
thar any o,hcr partI,' IN the CITY. Gail early so
ctnn-voLUNTEEES wAsTED-we
cf'DO-r pay 'oat hundted dollar. each, cash
=, ~ n a;l..," G BShRKFE 4 spfSctR &
CET 6-WANIED TO FILL OFT A Con-
= ~ - -sc'. NV mo roung rnen The highest
es'h bounty vii t' lor.nasd sfief pss'ne the 'rr,
seon % fee ,n.s and tse eorporss. Nc lSS
SSOn-s3JU CASH WILL BE PAID TO
cow, ounteers sidins house and P'rter
lious, aniio-is And Ar"n'' pay double aha o hefs
so Chatham =, ~ SELL & co. tourh Ward
and "a wNd i'ts not.es 3rl
S&GD--l AMNOW PAYING $500 CASH
cOColn hand or volunteers. before he.r, orn
In. uskius, With Govornmont and stat bounti"s.
,9ag. Alo ,ntcd loo ssQp.r- ,nl Miners or Tho
LuEIncera Corp, 3tsilors, fnrri.rf, hatsrs Ard
Nor comm ss'onci o;icers needed Also wanted %
olored volunt.ors 10 whom the highest bounty y III
vi he paid M hish =, rren Nm Apply III Centre
u CAPT JAS. " IrrHd AtEIcN. IL
&S 6Q-l5 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
gov vcvi'i "a, from $50 70 ;450 each in
nors bringing mon viii - hbrniiy aud pr np;y
,sil. No d-- r,nek =, s''tcrrnt Men viii get shat
-. r.1,ir a., he' Cenal and Howard TIA, y Y. l2i
$500 BOUNTY PAID 10 RECRUITS
'IOD~- 10 en- i.t IN the ca kegim.rt. $50
col ~ hand. wsn'ed f''i' of hyc rod t'rgcenis 70
servsnt4 wsn.-d tor tine oihcers s', TO enlist Cru
q ~ i,r1Sdsay' u h'or, font room. MAJOR YIN.
NSED BOUNTY RECRUITS WANT
eCc-- e. tr I1'antry, csvsliy and Artillery;
l laHn't ~, ca kecru,'ne ssens viii re
i've ror = 20 s.otor yry a,is boi!rd man, 'ron
kecru.tin- uihccr4 - fot.''h 81 basement. aIJ
GAhD lOt NTl, 800 CASH IN HAND
~ -hei.re sw"rn Ia runners hhef.lly deal;
VIII. G me bclnre "a ,cr elGeyhere .ni cure he
~. 90 Cap. a. AOpSAS, Recruit ne Of.iesr. SoS
II lnD-.A FEW GOOD MIN WAN
wv 80 70 hll contract 10 the country.
% ~hom -.5) cash ~ hani sili he riven bs'pro he
i b. II. ne vi G1v.-r'", n md St,te bornt,.
go. APO iev men fcs he tns nee Corps. 'aior-.
est toin'y will b. Given hiro W oolofed 20 60
70 lelns, ivtuig Apalr With parent, OF friend,
Ia pefson, 70 JOHN e WEIGH ard Y. MILLER, -
liutsonst, Ne. You. la1
$1,000 81 o1 SST II, WANTED:
easa 90 hAnS q LAY than any other pirfos n the
cry, - Cr1'.ost = T. Coloied men wanted; 800
ca b N Land anI all tLi hoInties -
&25. 000,w,. 81, l. u. Sl, q ri, S q. '. (
tsurty 20 and. We can ~ more tl an yOu eau Sot
ELSEWHERE, ~ W. must have III Ytn 70 al con nae {.
Ihr va ifnr. hyvI, e. So your pill q s-cei bas
tho q l'fp'o o'clocs II the General Oce, 10
ttlt'tiI 20. .taIrb. 10
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Jack Tar On the Stump.

MestfaG Of Naval sailOrs-Terribie On.
slausht ON Secretary Wellcs why Sss-
men will not Enlist In the Navy-No Greg,
10 Prize MOney, no aIlorS.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-23
Death of a Soldier.

TuLLAHoMA, TENN, Oct. End, 1868.
Died, in Fort Rainos, Tullahoma, Tom.
Oct. lst 1868, Hospital Steward ROLLEN
Il. BENNETT of the 9th Independent Bat
tory Ohio Vol, Artillery, after a short ill.,
ness of seven days.
Our lovely stars and stripes to- day floaI
at balt'mast, for we have lost ono of oui
most esteemed members-Hospital Steward
RoIen f. Bennett, young man OF princi
pe and promise. That he was respected
may bo cleaned from a description of the
funeral obsequies, the arrangement of which
reflects great credit upon our Captain ant
Lieutenants, and shows that duty is re
warded. Tho fine Silver Band of the 33d
Indiana Vol. lnfautry led tho way, per.
forming ono of their affecting slow marches
the ambulance next, containing the body
and around it, as pail bearers, marched 81.
Corporals; next tho rev srse,armed escort
Ga Sargeants, fourteen muskots,) followed
by the entire available members Of the Bat
tory, two ranks, preceded by the Orderl,
and two line Sorgoants tho rear beinq
brought up by Capt, York and Liouts. Tall
madge and Randall. The relatives of the
deceased must feel satisfied in knowing that
though they were bsent, many friends were
present. COMRADE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-23
From the Army Of tn e Potomoc.

HEADQUARTERS, Oct. 1S.- Iribune's
special: have just returned from the ex-
treme front. We crossed Bull Run at
Stone Bridge. followed ii up to Dudley's
Mills or Church. and struck out thence
vdon the old battle field, where we found
Gen. Fitzpatrick hunting for the enemy.
We were drawn out by sharp artillery fire
ia the morning. Gen. Fitzpatrick had
been disturbed at Stone Bridge in the
morning, by his pickets being driven in.
when he sent out Gen. Custer. and fol-
lowed with his entire division. The en-,
emy's cavalry made a stand in and behind
some stone houses ir the clearing, but
were sent flying by few shells from our
artillery. The fugilves were followed in
the direction Of Gainesville, Jones' rebel
brigade diverging toward Manassas.
When we arrived. there had just been
little cavalry brush. No rebel infantry
WAS seen, and it is not believed there is
any in force this side of Brislop. Last
nigh. Fairfax c. II. was alarmed by the
report that Stuart WAS coming down from
Aide, and force sent out TO meet him
The facts finally ascertained are: About
8 o'clock in the evening Is men Of the
, 18th New York cavalry, stationed q,
Stuarts uear Chantilly. about half way
between Fairfax and Centerville, were
, oulnumbered. They attempted flight, but
4 six of Captain Jones' company were cap.
> tured. One made his escape this morn.
. ing, and reports $4,000 rebel cavalry or
Frying Pan Road, towards Gainesville.
About the same time squad Of Guerrillai
o made a descent on the Alexandria Rail
road at Adotink. ond carried off some ! sc
of the lsOth New York stationed there
HEADQUARTERS. Oct. l9-Herala spe
cial: 1t is now quite definitely settled thai
the rebels are falling back towards the
Rapiian. and our army offers them bat
:, lie by advancing. Construction trains
have run as far as Bristow Station, to day
j. and Tomorrow supply trains will run tt
J. or beyond that point The treslle bridge
at Brstow was burned by the rebels
It The rack betweed Manassas and Cailetl:
r Station, is almost wholly torn up by them
d The slight skirmishing to day does no
!. indicate any general engagement proba
a Bile, and the campaign, except the pursuit.
: of fleeing rebels, may be considered clio
q sed. The military authorities here have
u not reached at any positive conclusion as
d to either strength or position of Lees
y army. Our cavalry finds the enemy in
d every direction, but their main body has
= been effectually concealed. One opinion
entertained is that Lee has retired behind
Bull Run Mountains. and falling back
= toward his entrenched position on the
. Rapidsn; but by some of our most expe.
:, rienced officers here it is believed lha,
u the principal part of his infantry has been
J. sent in the direction of Harper's Ferry
y and Winchester, with the view of Gov.
g ering and supporting another extensive
!. cavalry raid into Maryland and Pennsyl.
0 vania.
t, WAsHISGroN, Oct 5O.-Special to the
Q Post: Everything is looking cheerful this
morning. General Meade's aamy is in
hot pursuit Of the rebels. who have
already retired beyond the Rapidar.