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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
CoNRESSIoNS
T AND For Sale in East Trumnua.-A.

7 AND For Sale in East rrumuul.- A.
IL bout 10 Acres Of Land with good House, Barn and
dngs In prime ORDER with good water and choice
fruit situated Ean Trumbu three miles from the village
Rock Creek being the premises now occupied BY Par
menter.
A Iso, a Grist Mill, known as the Clark
MIL with 20 Land situated the above de-
scbed prem The Mill well situated business on
durable stream IL In gooe repair has stone
smut machine, rolling elevators ke complete The
above described property will DO sold cheap the
about removing To thsws and reasonable credit will be Civ
snfor portion ofths purchase money. Apply to
AshtsbnA, May 20, 1868. 3m7oo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

The President has formally communicated to
Senator Sumner his conclusions respecting
Fremont and the eolored troops. to wit: "That
be can command them II be will" No doubt
10 entertained Of his acceptance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night exposed to
drench ing rains aud chill night air. In often seized with
VIOLENT p AIMS, COUGH and SuFFOCATlNG HOARSE-
NESS first symptoms OF QUICK CONSUMPTION but ifsup
piled with hOLLOWAY'S PILLS and H0ILOWAYS ONT
hENT all danger averted few Pills taken night and
morning. and the Ointment briskly rubbed twice
the throat and chest will remove the SEVEEST PAINS
and stop the most distressing DANGEROUS COUGH.
Therefore " e say 10 the whole army:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

CHrcseo was 10 . iermept Of excitement on
the 81, in consequence OF the order Of General
Bsrusde sdmouishng the Times that u its
manners were not mepded, the Office would be
taken possession Of A large meeting of the
citizens assembled 10 front Of the Times Office
hnd sreeches, deuoupcing the order we're made,
aud the Legislature took up the refrain and re-
solutions we're passed BY the lower house char
acterizipg the order ss "subversive OF constitu.
tional and natural rights and respectfully, yet
firmly requesting the withdrawal Of the order
10 question:" The military was called out, but
no demonstration Of violence Was made, and
therefore no occasion occurred.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
The Governor ON Trial.

Gov. Tod and Col Bliss, who were in.
dicted by the Grand Jury Of Fairfield
County. last winter, for KIDNAPPING DR.. Old.
left Columbus on Sunday afternoon last for
Lancaster, TO attend to the hearing Of the
cases
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

The Butternuts Of Trumbull county had =
convention the other day. at Warren, and en-
dorsed Vallandisham, and expressed sympathy
for him in his prosecutions. and declared him
their choice for Governor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
To Arms ! To Arms /! !

Do not let these brave perish by disease place their
hands these PRECIOUS REMEDIES that will enabe them to
resist the dangerous the Fever the Chis
wounds which thy canLot avoid and what more
frequently get in the moment need whereas
brave men have only to put their hands their
aud lind there rcmedy for all The Of the
tie held, how Thousands OF lives would thus
who would otherwise perish before relief be obtained
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A HUMANE MovENESr-A large and
handsome residence near Georgetown, ID.
c., had just been taken by the Govers-
ment as an ssylum for orphan or stray
children of freed.men
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A TKorTrSo MATCH between Patchen and
General Butler, 2 miles and repeat, for $4,000.
was won BY Patchen. took place in New York
90 the 3d, time 4:48 and 4:56.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

The Chicago lssrsai has discovered
vAy ths Riehmead organ Of Je6. Davis
otjscts 70 seesising yALLAEDIeHAn in'o che
C0nfsdereey. The reason " simply shs
Jevy. b effsia that NALLAsoSosAH msy
~ bin for the sexs rsbel Presidency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

The Board to examine applicants for sp'
pointnen,s to commands in the negro regi'
mspts, are now 10 session at Washington.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

Long marches and still joints blistered and inaamed
feet al these the SOdie must endure MOTHERS, RE
hEhRER THIS when your graspng their muskets
to meet danger think what relief single pot Of this ALL
HEAl1~G Nd COOLING Save will give tn the one you
love when far away home friends It burdens and
makes tough the feet that they endure great fatigue
II soohes aud relieves the nAaed and stnened joints eav
ing them supple, strong and vigorous, while for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

ne usdsrsn.d represtnns N. Union organization In
is state sfsr sonsnaon with the Union Of the
General sms invite all oys s.sS, % M rho are 10 vos o.
cation cf the war carried on for the suppression Of the
rss,soss. 70 S h.d in sbis city, On wednesday the iih
next at IL o'clock NJ, Nbe place OF meeting
; h.r:. Ss.S s the Ds Scso
Auditor Of state r..ur.r q State on, ,ndes Q. the u
ccs, ~, :. u. o oD, s.gss for ever. avs
hcnded votes syen for Gov Tod and one s ssaons ass
-, cvsy ,'sCs q .. we han ~" delegates.
The delegation for ths Congressional District foo~
Ashtabuia. ...... ~ Pertsee. ..''....'I
Geeugs ..s'.... .''''s Huu'Dun '''''' ''' ~
hshcntng. .'.'''s
We recommend hst the delegates be chosen by conven-
In the several counties to be held on Saturday the Sth
dny Of June committee cannot but express the grae
efsn thsy feel with all loyal eltIens at the
asrous Union meetings being held aud the local Union or
nr.y recommend that similar meetings be held and organ
tisns formed 10 all parts Of the State at tie earliest pr.c
s-As period To give 10 the state organization the unity
Convention 70 correspond with the local osanis,ons the
s.et..sy the Stats Convention he names and po.oc.
sdres. Of tsir officers and their plan q cf.rssnaton me
ibutins their full shss in nfns the utmost activity into
the approaching and win be glad to cooperate in a.:
5. .,sre%spt n sseV. umph.in our coming elections.
m. friends 10. have every thing to sne.ur'
*: ns sSr. % S I 9oHsss. S.1. eonrs
spon h. Federal Administration All the msans Tor
army and enabling sehieve speedy and decisive victories
the enemy We congratulate you, with all the loyal
sssy n". you e S he se,. labor nses,.ry 10 hasten
wH DENNIsoN, chm'n.
CN. .OI,pS,
GEO w. PARSONS, 8
I. J. ALLEN
sAEL GALLOWAY,
O. vOINEY DORSEY, |
n. n. aEARY.
4 q MeBCRNEY,
BENZ. EGQl.ESToh,
se.n !. JAssxr, Secretary,
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
yn accordance with the above suggestion. q
the 18th day OF June, at 10 o'clock A. n to &C.
lset Z delegates to represent this county in the
Rtats eenvention of the l7th
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We venture the assertion says the Ravenua
Democrat, that no new, road, before its com
pletion, had ever crowded upon it such a vast
and increasing amount OF business as has this.
So urgent has been the pressure Of freight, as
greatly TO embarrass the company. Trains now
run regularly to Akron, two trains each way)
and the work Of construction west OF Akron is
being pushed euerGstically forward to Cinciu'
natl
So grea, and leading business thorough.
fare ss this is will be vast benefit to the
country through which It passes This 10
emphstically true 10 regard to Rsvsuna, where
there is growing up such large daily transfer
Of freight and passengers between this road
and that of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road.
This will sequire large Depot buildings at this
point, and will, Of itself, add largely to the
business Of the locality, and to the working force
necessary to do it.
The Work Shops OF the Company, for the
Middle Division in Ohio, are to be located, at
Franklin Mills 10 Potsgs Co., the residence o
the President. MAnvEs KENT, Esq.
1
Rosecrsns has issuel general order placing
rebel officers now in bis possession and heresf
ter captured, in close confinement, and forbid.
dug parole or exchange.
Any officer who resigns on the plea OF dsa-
bty will hereafter be transferred to the invalid
corps and be examined by medical board.
Open, Loyal Leagues.
All recent meetiI iIg Of loyal leagues held in
Utica, u few days since, arrangements we're
made for organizing Leagues in every town u
the loyal states. In the able address publish d
by the convention, this admirable passage
! occurs.
Where tyranny cru,bes on, the 6rSt
manifestation of individual expression, aud
checks every attempt TO widen the fsld Of
individual freedom secret organization are
vie aud just In the past they have
largely aided the cause Of mankind. In the
past hey have largely aided the cause of
mankind. Ia the Border and Southern
STATES, were armed authority hS wrested
the Government from the popular grasp
they are necessary But here on the soil of
freedom loyalty no needs disguise. Loyalty
sAoIld be as open as Christianity Liberty doe.
not thrire IN the twiiigM or The night i; she
l"ses the broad daylight aud the bright.
ness Of the day.
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STRAxED.
IN

E'rom the premises Of The subscriber, on
Wednesday the 2lst inst dark gray, fOxr years old
Mare, with dark maine and tail and medium size suitable
reward will be given FOR the recovery said animal
any information that will lead tn her recovery.
SAMUEL BRAZEE, LORlN siIEPARD's farm on the
lake shore.
Ashtabula, May Is, lse3 s3t-7ol
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Sabre GUS and Gunshot Wounds
Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers !

It stands uneqused removing ard preventing every vesge
ofnhammaton; and gently drawing the edges together
quickly and completely heals the most fightful wounds
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

HATS.-I have just received Q fresh
Assortment Of Hats which am anxious 70 sell Cheap
Nay ", 1893 STEPHEN HALL
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Extraordinary Military Sulvc.

Yon nnst put into the Knapacks of your Husbands
Brothers more valuable necessary gift than sup
this
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se~x !. JAssxr, Secretary.
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The statement has been started that Hunter
has been superseded. bat It Ia denied.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
Cleveland Market-Juns ..

Fiour-loo bbs red double extra at $780, and es bbls
white do at $3.50.
whsat-salss 5000 busb 5000 bush and cars, all free
on board at$l 80.
Corn-Sales ears at 60c aud cars sheed at Soc.
Osts-SAles track at 5se and bagged and
delivered on c. Il p. Track ole.
Butter-Saes $500 lbs Central at l2e 1900 lbs
fair at l6e tbs Western Reserve at lie and ID
do at l5e.
Cheese-Sass small lots new Hamburg atexe.
E8gs-SAes atl2ke.
Lsrd-Sales choice county rendered at 91Sc.
New York Msrkst-Junsa
Cotten-harket hrmer and sctve Sales At 81 @5ss
for hiddling UplAnds.
FlOur-common brands aetive and shade hmer-Good
grades dull and heavy.
Sales at $25@esc for round hoOped Ohio $oaSeoO for
trade brands.
Whest-harkst better with fair export demand.
Sales at q 2sSl4 As for Chicago Spring; $si@l,As for
Ailwsukes Club sI4I9i, ,sS for winter red W. sstsrn
Csrn-Nsrkst better With active demand Sales ai 10
G7sKe for ahipping western mixed
Oats-hATket hrmsr, but less aetise. Sales stT6aIee
Dukar-AArkst arm and setiss.
Mebssass-karkst nrm with fair demand
The New York herald., 1863-02-06

DEATH Op GEORGE TUCKER or VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Wing of tho I'D instant announces the
death ~ Geofg. Tucker brother u Beverley al Char
Iottesyile the 2lih January
rHk RsBkL rIsAscEs.
The rebel authorities appear 10 be greatly troubled ln
regard the financial policy Ia of the long dufs
ton Of zoe - recommended that Inducements and
70 funding shall be applied. Anything tend
ing 10 the present condition " the currency
Deprecated An e,psnson n strongly urged and also
provision constituting Treasury notes legal tender
TOBACCO hAEKFT.
Tho Lynchburg ETuboan II % inst says that move.
en,s n manufactured tobNcco durng the previous week
were very bavy prces stinning the decrrss-
Quotations from 90 cents to VI 40 according grase
and quality
TINS PRICE or GOLD IN RICHMOND.
In RIchz nd ~ ths ID ms gold nsid 70 be ad.
yanttng Bfokefs sefe asking a. 25 premium sterling
exohangs quoted Al 81 % and Sorthern exchange a,
81 40 premium
THE RxBKL c0SGREss.
reaouil1n g. inquire into the ca s~s Of the New ~
leans AID upon The tsbo In the rebe House
u Representative ~ vote u upsiy seven " forty
blll had introduces IN TN rebel senate enrol
a. oonscrpt ali whe males ~ for military daty bstween
,br a.. x eighteen aud for nve 10 the employment q
the soyerufDcnt ani u m the places they with
comTelenl person lnht tor such duty
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
Police Intelligence.

Nsw C1cNDrrr -fcun,erfs, ,woV on The People 4
Bans q u-rby ins Vermont, pat ntp crcgIation
10 the upper part a the city Wednesday sh, and
quite uumber ~ tbc bills passed before The polse
got stnd u The Afar David Hal wasarresied Ny onesr
Gambiing 4 tls ksh,hprccinct chafge 4 pazsng oas
., ,bs c.8nerfes - The drinking ssioon So 40 Rroad.
way man rarea iieury Stewart. rbo N. pfso.
nss conpsuy The tine alsV arrested FuRpTi1n
svt seafct ng Ha Al the station house sergeant slater
fuDd three a III tcuntsrfeu ing.uiousy fecftiea u
the ftnins u his coat. The sru~d taken befcfe
Juatyoe L1as enl Ifh VII conmtt@f them for
thn The counterfeit 10 Qn~st1u Def very d~ syisa
on ID. la3er o. sb me bills arc pfrl.d bettg e..
oscdiugy frieF. atf The efgraving anypnr bat Gffi
tlas3 Persons Who have hecu ssd ufsgn wil a.
= ea4 nt-t I ~ VYaoi sb 2. p "a ne atrsa wsfsst
ros. O0uft
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
played eug.a boo hong
'cus aud will become

. I, sAe eslta laval victory we would
- ials down IN WheatDns Ele-
'Mheh. M X = sae.sLiaetf Shero blockade has been
Isheok I'LL 4e At act upon tho commerce "
sVuNAB ih Fa -Ap. g. the author rays
where an port declared In a state OF blockade
was ISSUED arrived that bockadns squadron had
sse % ~ y ss % he b Ss
from the beginning In the main that is
70 sa S ns .as ss m So
r % n. a. NJ
OF me pre-dn pton arising from notification IN other in
ina, me oeaaSe AGAIN esam
Sn s..s ss essa @ a any ISs
me mere nc. Of sailing Tor the port Under the du6ons state o.
n upon the vessel the penalty breaking the blockade
A .ea whether the no
saon which had been issued was sun operative az 6a. ae
Power Was nos oSss ei
20 @ a s as s.
.amea oy o!hsf comoesat Force But n subsequent
s
whether there had been that noo
ety Of the fact arising fronhe operation Of time other
he 70 se K Snowsdse s1 R
would 'as he
time in proportion to the distance Of the country which
Than os ssr,an
Ss
again BY notification before foreign nations could be
Oh
opservatlon merely
quslhed On the other hand the might
attempt connect the two bockades together but this could
not be done and In order revive the former blockade
same form Of notification must have been observed
that 10 necessary TO establish original blockade
From these extracts appears that the renewal Of
blockade must be attended with notification OF the fact
as WAS required in establishing the original blockade,
and this notification must be resored every time the
squadron ID driven or and reappoArs. 20 far any
rights m the Confederate States concerned this
ing Of the blockade amounts TO nothing but when IL
remembered that nesral pesseis may sail for Charleston
without incurr,ng any danger Of capture there
douk that 'oa avail hemselps Of their rights and
er boldly for that port, taking the chance dodge in
the old hulks should still be lying uncertain and
uneasy in the onlng An impetus 10 foreign
trade wtH BE- 0uen that may result in increasing
our present supplies very much. II must be sup.
posed that because Of the raising OF the blockade
Charleston that that port open and must open
for any particular time The enemy may reappear AMI
eestabsh the blockade at any moment Their right Of
capture Is Suspended until the erptrd,ion Of time from
their reneoing the blockade equal the time gren chsn
first established The blockadng squadron that
time say forty or sixty days of vessels and
capture vessel may sail directly from England for
Charleston and cannot be captured, though her
papers show her destination to be Charleston This may
not appear any real advantage, but is Of the
Importance and this action Of Commodore Ipgyahdm u
bring real practical benefits Than any oher engdge
ne, land or ndrdl during the All hail, therefore
to the gallant lngraham and Tucker and their brave
crews.
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
THE ATTACK ON THE DEFENCES or SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 4, 1868
During the attack upon Fort McAlister this morning
the flagstaff Of the Yankee iron-cad shot away She
anchored within thousand yards Of the She
retired She evidently injured, she did reply
to the shots from the fort when retiring The parapct
front Of the guns the fort entirely demolished The
men remained firm at their guns.
There is excitement and the best spirit prevails
About three o'clock this afternoon clad gum
boat approached within two miles Of the Thunderoot
Battery dipped flag, nred two shots and retired. The
Thunderbols Battery is Eve miles south Of the city
Two gunboats came up TO st. Aarys on Monday last.
ono Of them went up the river and set FIRE TO the houses
several plantations. Captain Harrisons company Of
cavalry fred them when they hauled OF the range
Of small arms and shelled away ruriously.
Another boat was landing men at 81. MArys on Tues
day
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
The Effective Bloc kade.

prom the RICHMOND Inquirer, feb z.
The Convention OF 1901 between Great Britain and Rus
IA, article 3, section 4, deciares:--
That In order 10 Determine What charaeeses blockaded
of hs Power waeS S' sp on
saaeensy near 70 create evident danger In enter
Queen victora's "waver Of Rightsp on the 2sth of
Arch, 1854, describes an effective blockade be such
,yis forts, bsrbors or coasts,
The Paris 'solemn Declaration" Of April ls 1856 de.
Aress-
-, = 70 .as ansSed sy force sacien, really % pre-
snt access TO the coas' of the enemy
The rule o. The armed neutral,ics OF lIso and 1901
eclAred that
No port should be considered bokaded unless the
over attacking IL should mAintAn squadron constantly
Atoned before H. and suaenty near to create an svent
The soe,rae q SIR william SCOTT say. Nj. wheaton,
The ecchsding squadron and Witch syes y ihe dpom..
o,orie the pre,enoed fat en.c independent Of ths
esua Of the boekadng squadron seentroyerted
,as. cease by abseuce however ocasoned aud shat.
s yan ge ,se ne 'o,mses under hsn & N. 4.
cto nal limits of the wher. their sg.adron
sase-edrd 1 ne q he former pa.
,hss ~ w!h the nsssaon Of neutA
SIR Roundel Palmer, the Solicitor General, defined
blockade TO be-
bona ODE blockade ~ foree neeai 70 msirsis il on
sind Other q thai bocxads These are lne Two
Above We have treaties, proc amstons solenn a.o,a
ar,ns or pubicsts aud the solicitor General ali
rectye ockades-and may not Ask n unon ~ :
rtnciple OF declaration laid down any OF the ahovc
.vrrts the blockade uf the port OF Charleston ea ~, -
held 10 be M effective bockade anything more h,n
|aoer blockade with sham force TO MAINTAIN ~ ri.
LAVA squadron of the ntcd states constituted oT ts
huxs been able u prevent the establishment
line of comrnunioaten regular aud between
hat Port and the port Of Nassau that u may almost lie
|ald 10 be regular ne OF steamers u neither been
stat onaryil nor nsunceatly 70 evident
anger OF entering slpce week alter week vessels enter
nd leave without being seen b. the blockadns
|auadron The fsw that have beeo seized cspared
" the accidents of dangerous paygatsn aud by
|be vigilance oi the biockading squadron.
That the block aiding force has not been adequate
Sufficient really 60 pfcveut access, noN denonstrs-
first BY the Gce. aud dispersion q the squadron by
H. gunbosts and next by the tact already
cptned steamers entering and departing al regular
lated Intervals.
Bot me act can be no orger Disputed that the block.
- s not now elective since having been raised by Iag
Eesr Ins rahsp no longer exists and should u be
|eved viii be liable 70 the accidents say dark
|,ght
This ealani exploit Of Flas Ofhcer Ingrahsm wall,
merely hope attract such attention 70 ths sham block
40 Thai neutral nations, whose soicmD deosrations
ami recorded Will longer submit their rights to the
lrosed upon them ny the weakness u the
tel states Jw mDefasi. Old bslss, both sacsl and
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
mother Brilliant Achievement or the
Confederate Navy.

From tho Petersburg IVA Express, Feb. 2.
The glorious and exciting intelligence from Charleston,
|hich publish In our telegraphc column this morn
g win produce intense delight throughout the limits Of
~ ysung confederacy The tdings first reached here
pres bulletin They spread Throughout The City with
rapdity Of electricity, and caused thrill Of JOY TO
cry heart. The achievement ID one worthy Of our
nder immortal the Palmetto State and Chicora, aud
of the brightest pages IN the history Of this
Yankee government had no less than fourteen form
ole vessels blockadng the port Of Charleston To have
Atroyed portion Of such squadron, and vanquished
remainder with halt dozen boats, would have been
Qroat victory; but when we know that the work has
'sa done by two small clads tho Anair more
romance than . terrible reality, which has proved
10 70 the Yankee pirates
OF all places the face Of the globe, Charleston has
psa the most deeply aud intensely hated by the New
agiand Yankees. In the beginning of the war goaded
madness by the skill and energy Of Charleston pilots,
~ used to by the BIZ ckaders whenever II pleased
the enemy wickenly attempted TO close the port by
hiking several laden vessels In the main channels
ons channel only served 10 wash cut another of far
eater depth than any before known. And II liz noto-
os fact thai the blockade has been less efficient AZ
larleeton since the devilsh effort Of the enemy 10 de-
roy the harbor than AZ other port n the Confederate
ales.
We may expect 70 hear a howl throughout Msssachu-
ys and other Yankee States such AZ has never before
,ne up from their Puritanic throats Their mpotent
we viii find vent IN imprecatons loud and deep Let
en- rave. They have seen but little so far The
p0th 10 just waking up. In feW months
orc our preparations viii have been completed,
|ld rsn clads and rapid sailors, win sweep
ory vestee OF Yankee rvin tbe bosom OF tho
ep and send 10 the bottom every bockader that dares
,struct harbsrs. The good time 81 long looked
IL coming and the instgaors of this devilish
ay prepare confront his Satanic Ma esy with all the
Yvc their dasta.dly aud wicked sous summon.
7ere will be wai.lng and gnlshing oi teeth among
lincoln, Seward, Greeley. and all that k at dlstzut
lay.
The expedition against the Charleston blockading
|ruad.on, was commanded by d. n Iugrsham q gallant
hcer who entered tue service OF the old navy the
sth Of June, 1872 He uative OF the glorious little
annette state.
Tho Chicora Ia commanded by John r. Tucker. Her
ssstant Surgeon Dr. William Mason Turner, formerly
Petersburg, Virginia