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tyity, Epileptic Fits, H. one of <E9ca Ia
patient may expire Yho car SAP -a.
the. not sreauenrl, sol,ovao O..
shoss " DirefuI Disassss' IN
SANITY and GoNsUMr
TI0H. Msne are szErs
Of ths OF Their
suffering. bat none
viii confess
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records
of the In
sans Asyirms
and the Msan-
eBoIy Desths by oon
sumption, bear sraplew-
asss 20 ths firth OF the
ssrtiSn- The constitution --os
se2sad with orgsn.o Wsakns-. 70
euirss the sid Of medicine 10 sfre.s1hzs
and inVigorass tie S7stan, which HsLH
eoLy's EXTRACT BUcBU tKvAgIsBIy r.El
aELMBoLns
HIaH17 CoEosETasTsp ooEpoUEs
FLUID EXTRACT sagsaPssHsL
pnrifyins
the blood. re
moves all diseases
arising from exceasS
and imprrdsnos N life
chronic constitutional dis.
ssses arising from Al impure
state OF the blood, and the only reEs
bic and sdectusl Known remedy or IL.
core Of scrofuls scald Head, ss..
KAsurn. Pains and swellinxs Of
the Bones. Ulcsrstions Of the
Throat andLsss, Blotchss
PIN pies on the Face,
Fetter, lrysipelss,
saa al scsly
sruptions
Of tie
skin.
I've table spoonful OF the Extract of s.,s..s
riuA snted to pint Of water Ia equal to tb. I'm,
Diet Drink, and one bottle Is fully equal % . ssHru
Of the eyrup OF sarsaparills, or the Decootic, .s
usually made.
STHBsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN Apsry.
TED TO UsB IN THE UNITED Stairs tKs~
and also In very general use in sll thu sef ~
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY Igzrr
rUTIOEs throughout the land, Is ueu "A In ar.
yats practices, and are considered - inysIxssl,
remedies.
See MEDICAL PKoPExYIEs or Scoxu.
From Dsspsnsotory Of tie Ustted Ssossx
See Professor Devices valuable works ~, a.
Practice of Pkysic.
See remarks made By the late celebrated pr
PHYsIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made By Dr. EPHRAIk mcpox
ELL, . celebrated Physician, and Member O, tho
Royal College Of Surgeons, Irslanl, and pusnsss.
In the transactions of the King and Queen Jous
nal
See Msdioo chirursicAl Reviep. pubusAsd br
BENJAMIN TRAVkRS, Fellow of Royal ooIyaes
OF Eurseons.
Bee most Of the late standard Worka OF Nsdist,x
PRICES.
Hxtraet Buehu, 81 per bottle, or nix for %,
Extrset SarsaparillA, 81 per bottle or six for g.
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81 q @ 4.
SPRING AND SIMMER SCHEDULE
OF TEE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
& aas
ekuM WaRHTNaTOh OITYl

THE GREAT SHORT LIVE 70 THI
WEST, SOUTH AND NOR tn WEST
Making the Quickest Time: And the Only Route
' Sh.i z,
t Sta lie. nc q SsS. thar On Any
rous DAILY TRAINS PROM WASHINGTON
making @ss 4s.ns naor.
st 74tA. y and $ 50 Pm
Relay with tSk 4as Es Rs EN- Baltimore
sith Tr.in leaving Bsf.im ore s II sis y n'
,ssaos With Frs !.
SP.h.
BE sgHs & Ely H9gE 5lsk5Hs * rus
Tais Is aas Only Route BY which Through Tickets "
Through Scogage Checks can Be procured
in Warrington.
KNIGHTS Latest Improved SLEEPING OARS: Of
TIN SHORTEST AND MOST DIRRor RoUTl
goLCxsos, DArroiR, houlxvll1s, DIN.
CiMNATA, iNDIANAPoLls, TERRA
HxEyE, ST. LOCIs, CHICAGO.
~wr7E LISP oskrs.s OF CANS rzAz ~ lEv
ofHER RoUFH..@
~ spscaai ho.se. 10 PASSENGERS for lie Hsa tro~
.ns
By the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
ses a !s shs Fl
additional charge,
asS SH0 ~. ~
,ss:hS s WI @s 81 ' ossrk5i #ssf e
For TARoUaH TICKETS plsa.s .ppl, At sa-
Ticket oi1s-, wssa lafF statioa.
nooLs e s@rH Tea.s AGENT a
.K 1sss, G HHs aA,L Hsss
M as a lllil
IS '1Rs7- 5 az "a To {GT rsrrns o,r,r.
5ssfp, sAshf AID 6oa7osfSi' 80
STONE BshLAsTsn AND
~ = ~ IRON BALTIMORE
sErf nsbs PLY r. F5bA tfFrs ss8K
o,os, oos rSs # thss # 1s1 HInstsn1sBum
NORTHERN III o thsins Il IL RAILROAD,
THE ear. AZ d 1islS%FR; nour.
WASHINGTON t Hsb sALrIMoR.
--..-..-to. All Roints IN the --..-
.se 6sa.1.l s
Washington, and Calvert station. Baltimore.
sELsEDlD sLssP1He Cans ON ALL NIGHT
sncKIRG AID SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS
gK0A WASHINGTON.
I'M i 1s IT, With ss
and Is 2. N. trains on the Northern Cent. a Bail.
.1S m.f II edss .s
i, n., On ~ she s Central Aarssd TOR
lR1IaHTs.
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
SUBsTTrUrBB' HlADQUARrIRs -rhe Ai.h-
- est prices win be paid for 81 BSTITUr1S Tor
DkAFTED men. Those in want Of Substitutes win
seIce and Real Estate Once n No. 81 Ninth It.,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
Au lott H. H NILLlR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-08

n Llei PILua,
oOLDiAho AMI SEAM6N,
II Won would obtain immsdiatH r>,;.r s.o,,
x,..a 49, A"A
o'shes"nS complaint, Try
DR. WIT1IlLDB
80 ut FL Lis.
This II lon tried and III rorou shlv t..4a.
sv and Ia. n.,a. -, r.,.s - 49,. -.
n'si sss ieloo 70 oufe' 10 not SUI
Nf when there is remedy within reach.
Bold By b. @. FOED, $50 Pennsylvania svsnus
Wsshin ston and Nv n 0OOK Alax.na,;. ".
a.,t,s ..ss. -.
boz. For ale By al nr ~ .. '' " CON" ~
J. YOUNG, Preprister,
S1oRKT DlSEASBs SECRET DISslAsl,
=
sAEARi1AHs arr, Fr'
TN MOST SlRTAIH R1MlDY 1vlR USED,
oonopp Yss, 4 Pesitiye Cure for
Contains no Mineral no Bals.mI. moi no h.reurS'' Z"
O1!v Ten Psils 10 b Tdksa 20 ENset a Csrs
Tasy are entirely vexstaols, having no smell nor
iu5e the stomach q the mos. d..ieat. IN.
. Prepared al 81 s;Ss sr.d Ssss:
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DRoposALs 5oR hay, STRAW, AND aRAI1

AssIsrARf QoARTERnAsrER's OFFIcE,J
fGSdse Depdrt1aeHt, e0TaeT q ard I'D SITS
WASHINGTON, D. o.. October 18th. 1869
HHStsn Pr0posAls are tnytfsa for furnishing Hay,
efraw OAts, And Corn, for the of this Depot to
be delivered st the Railroad Depot or st any Of the
Government haryep In this city. s.r 8
The ProPoaais TO BE- addressed 70 the UNDERSIGNED.
and tney shcnd state the quantity Of each article
offered: aso the price and date Of delivery. 49,,
bushels OF Corn O, Oats and t, (5el tons OF Hay
6tEsw ana upwAri IL, uuiess IL should be for the In
tsreet 81 the 9oveRnment 70 contract foF . less
AL grain TO be pnt up In good sacks Of about
two tz oushels each, which are to bs furnished at
The Hsy and Straw 70 % securely balsd.
AL Gram and Hay ard STRAW offered to be sab.
epectoF. - ',"-,z - : 800 1870
CONTRACTS will b awarded from time 10 time to
the loves. responsibls bidders % she intsrests Of
TIE service may ro(uire, 49,
fuldlimens OF any contract made under this adver-
Payment 70 b made 1t the CON p,e.,on Of Ii.
contract us. $3.50. e.ss4g q. L.. Brown
csgt.in and Asaistsns euartsrmsster. u's.A.
nIeEsT oI.TH1 LAVE OF TIE DISTRICT
sem ~ IRzNoK fAYLoa
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AssoRrMkNr AND VARIETY
ANY STOCK IN tn Q
OUR CONTRACTS
rHl LARGEST PAoKERs
STATES OF MAINE AND NEW JEasxy
ENABLE Us 70 OFFER
SCIENTIFICALLY SEALED
MEATS,
POULTRY,
VEGETABLES
sEV YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALrf.
MORE MARKET PRICES.
BoRDEN's CONDENSED MILK
constantly on hand.
DsiEs SOLE AGENTS.
nIssRs. FRANK BIEINGB
CELEBRATED
BOTTLED WINES AND
HOMESTEAD RYE,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY.
GOLD MEDAL UO9NAC,
RIP VAN WINKLE GIN,
VAN rAssELL AROMATIC sUHNAPPs,
aooDsPEED BROS .oLD TOM
WHKERP THEM
READY FOR BHIPMEND
Ii IRON BOUND OAsB8
CONTAINING
IRON oHB 70 ak DOz1N 1AoH,
ooHHoIssluRs 70 IEsplo7
ouR LARaz STOCK
CHAMPAGNE WINES. sss
OF oUn OWN IMPORTATION.
GALL fHl ISPHCIAL APf1NY
coHsUMIRs TO rHl BRA
GRAND YIN IMPERIAL Az NO Z,
UHsURPAss1D IN
rJnHNuaa !!
I
Ann |
DELICIOUS FLAVOR.
~ 81
..tr sssaz o. WEIGH
Ens re tfF .E.= GO rrgaE-sx
VI An SOLE PaoPaIsroRs.
~ |
s. .Hs@ sLs .z@-
Augustus JOHNSON . Co..
av 500 Psnnsylva u Avss<.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-08

-
s'hE. x b ahs &LkEK sho.i-g and
sh.hts r3shs out sn Returns, R-t -s. x alis,
"a sI.d xhst = d. WITH them. By Capt "
ssnIal tnr Quarter Matter, ar mamma for
carter aasre-s ant Coamiass ri.s. q nia.uias
iuHtrLc1crs IL tEs preparation ~ VOUCHERS, Alb
SfTerts, &c ky Capt r Hunter Price 81
Algo general assortment or Military BOOK. con
SIS! thy or lBaG
PHILIP i sOLUa0Ns,
no6-St 332 Penn avenue
pAPEbBaEGtsass,
L. KiDHsiL =oEIj respe1t'r1lly IN form his
friends And Ia. public that he cas Just received
q wsn selected a-rortuens Of WALL PAPsss
WINDOW SHADES, FIRE EoARD PkISrs, &c
AL which he Is prepared to st the 10 vest CASH
srCes
Wall Pspers lex cents ard upwards
All psYsrs hung In the CITY or Country IN tns very
best et, ls ty experienced workman.
member tie place. No. 36s street near 9Th,
10 Prarkiip Hal Building. csS-in
/ lPok1 Ant TO FAMILIES The usd.rssasa
! having perfected his srrAnssmant. :. Ph;isasl-
paia N v YORK and Boston taxes this nethot of
isformtns his ID Gu tune and tae pu bio ssn-
orally that ne Is receiving daily By express
tyIUs Gbett-r COUNTY Beef,
south Down Milton,
Salem county \. j. Veal
Prime Philadelpains sn1ter u Pr, POPS as
kveet Bread Ph-ssants PSrtridges.
8roure, anip., Woedsock. and every luxury of tho
Boston Clear Pork. soused r1ss Fsst and rrtpe,
smoked and Pier led ssl'I On aud ,iio!t.
AlSc isrs s .spss, Of For'isn and Domestic
TO 'sEaiIiss a. ., hess g',ing snss 81
70 purchase TEos WILSON.
1la Pernsylvxnie avenue
90 f-Sm between 18th ard 2ftn STREETS.
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Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solvsnoy
Of each bidder and person offered ss security win
DO required. a@.
Proposals must be endorsed & Proposals for Army
Trar sportstioD on Routes Nos ! 2. ors."as the
hey {y co.. Comply WITH d. the Of thu
Advertisement. - Y
Parties 10 whom awards are made must be pre-
rsred to execute contracts 81 once and TO give the
required bonds for the faithful performances Of the
sane a s@ -
Oontracts will b made 50 bject to the approval Of
the Qua, ttrmaster General. but the right 70 re-
served to reject aEY or all bids tina. may Dc offered
the drst day OF pYi 1854 and they will be required
to haze place o. brssness OF agencies 2 or IN the
other depots that may be est abshsd ct which they
may be communicated with prom ply and readily.
- L. &. EA6TON,
OcS0 I'd Major Ard Qu8rfarmsR,ef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-08
JAY COOK Z & CO.,
Is A N X f II s.
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.

81 SAn hysS1LLr RHILADnLpHTA Ion
TAHIisRh V n end O0M1 1OIIONiRY RI.
Hnisls -. 4, corner OF y ord 1t sstPsafaI
IN ~ hiss: Parties, Fairs ADD BALD sransct.
'HaSpoeo Win arst class articles, % III eoIm.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
TOWN LOTS AND LAND r
. OR .9ALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale his property
at Uhrichsville, viz: One house and lots,
81 acres Of land adjoinining town plat. Also
"a acres land, mile from town. This land
has good house and 100 fruit trees on it, and
and there are some 5 acres Of Stone coal there.
on. On the town lot are good dwelling AND
other buildings, well and irnititrees. asii
This property wtll beeso|d very low, as
am about moving 70 the Wat aai
a 4ss JOHN McELROY.
July "a, ,63. 8m. s3h iif
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Washington Township.

Peter Book, Andrew j Bond. Jesse
Blair, John 7 Baker, William E Case,
Solomon Cra;go, Jonathan Calvin, Alex.
ander Chapman, Dufiet Chadwel; Eho,
mas Chadwell, William Cecil, Isaac N
Cfamery George K Cramlet, Slas j
Craulet, Robert Carrothers, Presley
Dorsey. William Dorsey, John Dicks,
George w Dorsey. Hiram Dorsey, Be.
ncDi Evans, John I Fawcett, Jacob Fire.
coat. John ,Firecoat, William Femrey,
Samuel Grewe,l, David Gardner, Abra.
ham Garwood, John Garwocd. John
Hursey jr., Robert Hursey, Jesse A
Hndaon, Peter Heudershot, Arabel W
Hudson, Joseph NJ Johnston. John JET.
fries. William g KinSey, William Fl Ian.
ming, Abuer Murphy, Lemuel B Murrk.
art, Thomas j Murphy, Samuel M
Moore, James NJ McFee, Clark Miller
Nathaniel Mumma, Samuel Milhorn
Enoch Martin, Hillary w McFadir, Viii
liam Miller, Peter Miller. John Morris
jr.s George w Powers, Alfred Peoples
James Peoples, John Peoples, Andrew
JRisber, Joseph Rogers, Warner Ro
gers. Ellis II Randall, Robert W Ran
daI. Anthony Robertson, Henry Ritz jr.
Liberty u Ripley. Hiram FISHER, Jane,
RisheF Alexander Robertson, William
D, SbeaEef, Peter Shear, Abb aham Sny
der Jacob Simmerman, Robert Shaw
William Schooley, William D Schooley
Barnet @ Slonecker, James Stoffer, Johl
Sloasr, William Stofer, Thomas B Stew
att, George Stewart Tbomas Taylor
Joseph 4 Taylor, Albert Tedrick
James = Taylor, Samuel X isylrI
Thomas Vanfossen, GeOrgs VaufoSser
Joseph Miller.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
PLASTERING! PLASTERINGMi

VEHE Undersigned respectfully informs the
i citizens of New Philadelphia and sur
rounding country, that he continues to carry
onthe Plastering business in all Its branches
Stuceo work, (insluding Center Pieces, Cor
nice, &c.,) Hard Finish, and Common Plaster
ing, done in the best style Of the art, and Cd
reasonable terms. $500
From long experience in the business, and
having worked many years in the leading citi6t
Of the Union, ! am enabled to assure the pub,
lic that all work done by me shall be welI
done. Having two good assistants, am, Ihl5
SO, enabled to do jobs as expeditiously 90 nay
be desired. -.
D6~All orders left at my residence on WI!
ter street, one square West Of Broadway, New
Philadelphia, o., will be promptly attended to.
,,n. JESSE sT0WBRIDGE,
March 16. 1881. 10 Z sT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
County Surveyors Notice.

T AM now located in New Philadelphia and
will at all times be 10 readiness to attend
t" all the duties Of the Office Of County Survey
or tdat may be entrusted 10 me, with care and
correctness.3 Ihave noWlan entire new set Of
instruments for doing the most difficult Sur
veying with the greatest precision and acoura-
cy. | am full we'll assured that can give
general satisfaction to all who may employ
me. will also make plans, drafts, and spe-
cifcations in the best styles of arcbitectnre,
with all the latest improvements in building,
both for economy, neatness and convenieDcp.
B6y-Ofice in the Court House.
f i ISAAC ANGEL, Z,
Surveyor Of Tus.. Co., 0,
New Phila., March IS, 1861.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Oxford Township.

Henry J Arnold, John Arnold, Will
liam Anderson, Jacob Alexander, Ebe-
nezer BartholoW, John Blair, Benjamin
Bfokaw, Daniel Booth. Bazil Boham,
William Baxter, Perry Buckingham,
BAIL Bohan, George Bostwick, Adam
N Beera, Thomas ] Berkshire. John
Burnes, Isaiah Creter, jry Byron Con-
uard, George Cappel William Couts,
Thomas Crago, Samuel Clark, Mile
Currant, David Chany, Robert w Chap.
man, Robert F Cordsr, Andrew J Gre
ter, CLARK Creter, Henry Decker, Peter
Delong; Edward Drake, Samuel W
Dayton, William Douglass, Andrew
Davis, William s Dent, Isaac Ely,
Stephen II Edgar, Stephen H Ed.
gar, Robert r Fox, Linus FessendeD,
George Graham, Peter Graham. Jacob
Garduer, Daniel Gardner, john w
Cloudy, Alvin Gardner, james Huston,
William HartshOrn, Leonard P Hilton,
Wilson Hoagland, Nathan Hines, John
Hardy, William Hill, Marquis Hoag.
land. Leonard Hoagland, Anson Hines,
Nelson Johnston, Martin Long, Samuel
Long, Albert Long, Aberham Lewis.
William 81 Lyons, Samuel Lawson,
John Laughesd, Samuel B Lee, Joseph
] McFee, George W McFee, John Mil.
Ter, Nathaniel Miller, Sylvester G Meek,
Thomas Milligan, Thomas Moore, Ma.
6on + Mardis, Francis M. Mardis,
James Mulvane, George W McMur-
ply, John Mcdonald, james r Nal.
Vane, James Nugent, John W Neigh.
Dor, Haslo' W Neighbor, Wilson S No.
ma, Jacob Neighbor, jr, John w Pryor,
James Potter, Leander Palmer, Ebene.
Ger Porter, George w Pepper, W J Pat.
terson, Daniel Patterson, William J Pat
terson, Edmund s Peacock, Charles
Robson, James Robson, Byron Rob.
eFts, George Renicker, Jonathan Riggle,
George w Sells, Isaac Sells, John
Squibbs. Samuel Shafer. George Shoe.
maker, Marcelius Scott, William Schon.
J eff Elisha Sibley, Isaiah Talbert, Aza,
ayleF, William E Taylor, John +
/ ofa, John fnford, Andrew @ Tru.
JS3 Albeit @ Fognitz, wagon maker,
Al61tt q Fqenftz, timer, John Wether.
vile. James wilson, Upton Wig6eld,
John Wigfald. William H Wigfeld,
Joshua Wise, Henry 7 Wolf,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Pensions, Bounty and Back PAY.

iHAVING taken out special license for
IL that purpose, the undersigned notify the
relatives and friends Of soldiers, that we will
procure Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty for
the widows and heirs Of deceased soldiers en-
titled thereto, and also Bounty and Back Pay
for those soldiers wounded In battle, and Back
Pay for soldiers discharged, not wounded ,
In late act of Congress it is enacted, That
every commissioned officer, private or 9TH
,er person, who has been or shall hereafter be
discharged from the army Of the United States
within two years from the da.e of enlistment
by reason Of wounds received in battle, shall
be entitledto receive the same bounty as ID
granted to the same GLASSES Of persons who
were discharged after service of two years;
and all acts aud parts of acts inconsistent with
this are hereby repealed. 4,.t ,..s
~ s'iN READY & KITCHENER.
New Phila March 20, 1858. l9N 9s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-12-04
Mechanical Branches.
U0nnubRmISS 49, 80
IRON 4 WOODEN LEVER SCALES.

THE undersigned is now manufacturing
and keeps constantly on haud and. for
sale at his Shop in New Philadelphia, supply
Of Hay, Stock, Ore and Coal SCALES. Farm
ers and others will be supplied with the abpse
Scales on short and on reasonable terms
Those who have tried them would not do With
out them for double their cost These Scales
are durable, easily. kept in order and are true
in Weighing. -"
b6g- All work warranted. Apply to me At
my shop east Of the Public Square aud near
the Lutheran Church.
R.A. BLAIR.
New Phila, April 20, 1860. a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-03
FRosr vICKsnUmG.

Cairo, March 2e.---It is reported from Mem.
phs that two divisions Of troops entered Yazos
by the way Of SuDfower River, and that they
have landed at Eagle Bond, just above Haine,
Bluffs, one and quarter miles from the rebe
fortifeations. -..-r
New York March 09.-Tbe Mercury has /
special Cairo dispatch TO the effect that the rss
in the Mississippi bas flooded the Peninsula, anc
there ID ffieen feet ofiwater in the cut off. A
feet Of six iron-clads aDdtwenty transports had
passed through carrying $4,000 men. They
are 70 go with Admiral Faragut. The object
s kept secret. but 1t is thought they will attack
Port HudsOn
Another dispatch says report has been re-
eeiyed announcing the complete success OF the
Iexpedition under Generals Ross and Quimby
Iand Admiral Porter. II is said that Greenwood
has been eaPtured with all the rebel troops Nc
particulars.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-03
PROM FORTRESS moNnOE.

Fortress Monroe, March 26.--An officer who
deserted from the rebel ranks arrived in Nor
folk yesterday. He reports that the rebels are
evacuating Richmond as fast as possible. The
report is not fully credited,
The enemy attacked williamsburg this morn.
ing with d force Of infantry and cavalry, but
were repnlsed by the 5th Pennsylvania calalry
under Col. Lewis. e3a s 900 =
At noon to-day the enemy had retreated and
Col. Lewis bad re-established his pickets.
The loss Il not yet aacertained, "a
The enemy attacked Winfield, on the Chowan
river, but were fepulsed
g The enemy's force consisted Of the 42d North
Carolina regiment and some guerrillas. under
Col. Brown.
Lieutenant Mclean, with part Of a company
OF the LIST North Carolina volunteers, took refuge
In aiblockhouses where they defended them.
selves successfully, and after fight Of an hour
and half beat the enemy of.
Gen. Foster came up the next day from Ply.
mouth, with renforcenents
Brown succeeded in crossing the Chowan Vi vel
with part Of his force. The remainder were at.
tackled near Minton, aud dispersed, after short
resistance. Our troops were hunting them uT
in the swamps.
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REPLY OF COL. BrckLASD.
BnIeAOr HFAD QuARrrns,

brigade dEAD QUAhTERS,
Camp Near Helena, Ark, March l9, SO.
GESTLEMEN:-I have the honor to acknowl.
edge the receipt of very fine Field Glass pre-
sented by you ON the eve of my departue from
Memphis This present valuable in ITSELF is
rendered immensely more so, to me, by you,
very complimentary note accompanying it, ex-
pressing your esteem and approval of my con-
duet as your Brigade commander Nothing car
be more grateful 10 an officer, than the assur.
ance Of approval from his associates, and espe-
cially from those who have endured the many
trials and hardships of campaign under his
command.
We met for the first time last November al
Memphis when your Regiment was assigned tc
my Brigade. At first sight, was most favora'
bly, impressed with the fine appearance of the
Observation-Disclosures and men, and during the
campaign which followed my anticipations were
more than realized. l soon became satisfied
that the 32d Wisconsin could be relied upon IN
any emergency. 1t is truth, which ought to
be borne constantly in mind, that the discipline
and efficiency of Regiment depends entirely
upon the officers. Their instructions and exam.
pie for good or evil, will be followed, almost in.
yariably, by those under their command. In
this respect can say, with perfect sincerity
that the 32d Wisconsin is most fortunate.
Whilst this token of your friendship will en-.
able me to view the movements Of the enemy
Mt greater distance, il will, at the same time
serve to enlisen the recollection Of short but
exceedingly pleasant acquaintance with its
courteous and generous donors. Though sep.
arated from my command, much to my regret
shall watch your fortunes in the future with
great interest, and with full confidence that you
will make for yourselves and your Regiment a
glorious record.
Gentlemen, you will please accept for your
selves and the soldiers under your command
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-03
EIection Next NFondaY.

wetrust every loyal, Union man Of Sandusky
County, win go to the polls next Monday. Lei
not one stay away. wetrust that no voter will
consent to give his vote or influence for candi.
date, no matter how triing the Office, who IL
not an out and out supporter Of the government
in ALL its measures for the suppression Of the
rebellion. Let the word go to the soldiers in
the field, that the voters Of sandusky County
have the, same contempt for rebel sympathizers
at home, that they have for the rebels and trail
tors In arma