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Yo1nay, chat not only vas the falling of arrested, e
the color was restoredt to the[gray hairs and sensl-
qiliiy TO the scalp, and dandrua ceased to iorIa = =
my head, very much to the qualification Of ny Waie'
at whose solicitotiou I was induced 70 try-lt,
For this, among the many Obligations 1 to
her sex, I strongly recommend all nusoaeas WIS
value tho admiration of their wives to preht BY my
exampe,l and use It'll growing gray or growing 2aio-
Very respectfully, BEN
To o. J. Wood &Co., 40 Broady:y, Hex Iora,
My family are absent from the city, ana am no
tsianaston, Ala. July goth; 1859.
To Prof. Wood : Dear Sirs-Your @.hestoraIve
has done my hair so much good since Eeommeneeo
the use of it, that 1 wish to make known tothe pup
lie of its effects on the hair. which are great.
man or woman may be nearly deprived on laIl, ana
by a resort to your Hair Restorative the hair VIII
return more beautiful than even at least tnisi IL my
experience Beiiese itnn &&S%%&
Yours truly, MMHsKFNNT-
P .s.@you can publish the aboveif. you like
By publishing IN our Southern papers
more patio ~ e south. l see several Of our certif-
ieatcs in the bile Mercury, a strong sSHasrn pa
Per WOO HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor o. j., Wood Dear Sir Having had
tho misfortune to lose the best portion Of my hair.
from the effects of the yellow fever. IN new orleans
in 185I.9SI was Induced 10 make . trial OF your
preparation, and found 1T to answer astne very
hing needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy,
ind no words can express my Obligations 70 you
FINLEY JOHNSON
The restorative is put up in bottles Of three Sizes,
liz: large. medium, and small: the small holds pint
md refails for one dellar per BEETLE; the medium
folds at least twenty per cent mere IN prefor.oh
han the small, retails fortwe dollars Per bottiet
he large holds a quart, 40 per GEM morein Psess'-
and retails for three dollars
o. J. MOODS co. ,Proprieterss III broadway.
Jew York, and ia Market street, st. Louis, NO.
md sold by all good Druggists.
n the crown OF. my head to lose its sensibHfy eno
to form upon it. Each Of these disagree
bilities increased with and aho 1t -four months
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EyoEIsroH HzLL,HAYEsvILLE.
~ az Ma ~ 11a 1QRa@ .

WHEREAS, Tie Excelsior Literary societ,
has received with the deepest scnsibility intel
Iligence of the death of their fellow member,
WI. HUNTER, of the 10th regiment, o.
v. L !; and 5.
WHEREAS, His generosity, his manly de.
pertinent, AID his faithfulness as a member OF
society rende. him a bright example for our
imitation : therefore .5 - - sr.. 5
Resoleed. Thatin the death of w. I. Hum
TER, the Excelsior Society has lost one of its
brightest ornaments, Vermillion Institute one
of its most worthy members, the community
an upright man and our country a gallant de-
fender. Sd
Resoiucd, That We deeply sympa:hize with
his afflicted friends and relatives in this their
sad bereavement. ata 5
Resoloed. That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Mansfield and Ashland pape rs,
and that a copy be sent TO, the friends of the
y4+s ttse4-aa
Resozped, That as q farther mark of respect
the memrsy of the deceased. Society do
now adjourn =arl as< ,rs e
17ar J, bFTEsREReER,
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A CURE GU.aR.a.T'TEED.
DR.. o. o. Thwing,
URoSeopie PHYSICIAN,

Whose extraordinary success inthe treatment of all
chronic disease, has rendered his name familiar to
SO many thrsaghou Northern Ohio. may be gratuit-
ously consulted during 1863, as follow
Loudpnyite, BroTn's Exchange, each month, 5ih
and 9Th. Mansfield, North American, each month,
Ith and eth. Ashland, Miller House, each month,
9th and 10th Wellington, Wellington HOUSE, each
month, 18th and 18th.
In consequence o. the deep sealed, and ip many
cases just, prejudice which exists in the minds of a
portion of the community against alltraveiing ply
sicians, Dir. Thwing win for one gear prescribe for
all who choose to consult him aud will charge no.
thing unless his prescriptions perform ell that is
promised. His long familiarity with the worst
forms of lingering disease, together with his sgpe-
rior manner of diagnosis enubles him to make up
his mind Mt once whether the case is durable or NOT;
therefore he iuns no risk in guaranteeing a curein
every case which he undertakes.
Bring or send a specimen of Urine. See circular.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
Q - sa-rsf New York, March 2I-6P. NJ.

J MONEY-Market steady at 5@6:per cent, d
EXCHANGE-Markei quiet Sales
at 170@17l for first class bills.
AMERICAN GeLD-Ma<ket unsettled and ir
regular. Selling Us high as 54E and as low as 53E
and clcsing weak at 54@544 u cent premium.
States IS Of 81. coupons 0a56IO4 United States
Treasury 3 10ths 1065@1078: United States 6s
. 81. registered, 1043 United States One Year
Certificates 97E. a-cfted Ad5 Trsa 5H7t
total exports Of Specie for to day
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T. 2 90 -Al E-r+H 2 [EaI rLl-ahHFI 8
New .CoUNTERFEITsAA new counterfeit
has been put in circulation within the past
few days. 1t is a v. on the Bristol County
Bank, of Taunton, Massachusetts,. The Wig
nette is "a party of BlacksmitLs "A female
figure is on the left, ard railroad cars on the
right. The figure "5" occupies each upper
corner. 10 ss,o7s. b - ~, ssay - NJ :.
The fifty and twenty five cent postal curren
cy notes have been cxtensiVely counterfeited
for some time. They are poorly executed
The faces are very poor, and the paper of a
soft, spungy. character. It is said the Govern
ment has stopt the issue of notes Of, these de-
nominations "a s1lsn5 ~ a; - Airz
Countcrfeiters are also beginning to extern
sive1y alter s~2lgreenbackss to $50 greenbacks..
When-comr ared with a. genuine $50 note, the
cheat is quite apparent La the centre of each
Of the genuine-bi.ls-i e,the twos and ffties
there is a fine steel engraving alike in all
respects, This fact has doubtless, suggested
the idea of altering the twos. In the genuine
6fties, however, the head is immediately be-
tween the word sUnjted, and the word States
whereas in the ttwos' the. words arc. above tie
engraving In addition to this, the $50 notes
are covered over on the back with the number
so, which is not the case in the altered rotes.
No person would be likely to be deceived by
them a second time but those who deal in
'ffties' would do well to examine them CAREFUL
y when offered by strangers. .i1ss
80 49, @f .a-af-- - 81 .L-E. r4rT E \
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pg- REUBEN n. HERsHEY. Freagurer

~ REUBEN N.-HERsHEY, ! Treasurer of
AshlandtcOunty diedion Friday OF iasf week
of CONSUMPTION. Acemmunications in another
part of this paper gives a brief history OF his
life. He was beloved and respected by all
who knew him. A good 4eitizensia kindsAuss
band and an indulgent father, he is deeply
hmensed not only by his own hadsehold, but
by his thousands of acquaitancesand friends
in Ashland and adjoining counties. As our
County. Treasurer he performedathe duties
of his Office faithfully and to thsseptire salts.
factionef all who dealt with him THE high
appreciate IN, by the people of the1county, of
his integrity, moral worth and social qualities
is evidenced by the fact that at the election
last fall he received the largest majority of
any man on the ticket.
He was buried at-Milton Church, MifHi,
township, on last Sabbath, With the ceremonies,
of. the Independent Order Of oda FaI6rs4W
His funeral sernon will be pseac he'd at the
same place by Rev. Kennedy, on Wednesday
April 18th. 9 Peace to his asher. HS
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Saturday Apra 1871, 1863.

between the hours of ten o'clock "a. NJ: and fonr
o'clock P. NJ of said day the following described
lands. to wit. A ot-oflandip Jackson. township.
County Ohio. being twelve acres in The
South west conner of the west half of the North
west quarter of Section seven, township twenty
three, Range fifteen and bounded as follows, com.
mencing at the South west corner of said Quarter
thence running East forty (40) rods, thence North
forty7eight (4s) rods thence West forty (40) .rods,
thence South forty eight (A63 rods to the place Of
beginning. containing II acres, -.,- ~ i<r:nS-
Terms made KIN WA on day sfSaie.t
March IS, 1868 4w DANIEL KEENE.
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state "FNaaRtsr.

Many of our 4 chaBges speak ID the biob.
est terms Of II. 8 KNzPPf IN coxnecti6n v;th
the of6ee of State Essasurer@AltboneL ~
this ho1E q sNetion'sgperiI, 2Bntler 5re.
SCENTS no candidate, she viii not fail to di.er;n..
inate5 fzyckspf thsnan i hss rems;asd
steaafhSf n bis a~dberencelt 10 the Constit1t;sn
and 70 the principles Of Den6efaeNA-HuS1;a
tes z1eBsnaesH1zzH
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
N rgaret Nilligan, Civil Action. Court of com-

N rgaret Milligan, Civil Action. Court of con--
IS mon Pleas of Ashland Goun-
Joh9 Lewis, ty. Ohio, in Attachment.
2 NnE above named Defendant, resident of tho
State of Illinois, win take notice that Marea-
ret 1Iilligaa, of the county of Richland, and State
of hio. did on the 18th day OF Febrrry. A.. D
1863, file her pe;itioa4 in the, Court of Common
Pleas within and for the C .unty of Ashland, In said
State of Ohio. against the said John Lewis, Defen-
dant, torecoser thssnal Of. three hundred and ~
ty two dollars with interest unon~the same from
and after the 18th day of September, A. D. 1855
money paid by. Plaintiff for the rise and bene6tof,
said Defendant and at his request That an order
of Aitachment has been issued upon said claim
and ihelsaid John is hereby notified that He IA
required TO appear and alszer said r etitio6 on or
before the 10Th day of April. A. D. 1868.
Feb'y 25, 1ses--nas 6v.
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4ricesG Current

.-a - CORRECTED ~EEKLr by no oil .
Il. w. wAEEAO OK,
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER, ASHLAND, O,
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R1Ws Eopld eall the especial attention
Of onesrsAdem 20 2the letters of Archbishop
HUoHks, ApdstisEsd on the first page of this
psper, Don fail 70 read
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NOTICE

- The following Elk cutors, administrators .and
Guardians have fled n the Probate Court of Ash
land county, their accounts, for settle ment, to wit
Lawson Decd
Partial account of VIM. and NJ. Cu'ber.son. Adn.r's
of James Culbertson, Decd. 1lct sf1 :f9st
Partial account of Henry Zehner one of the Admr's
of Abram Fike. Decd. s 4s.see. -
Fiual account of John L. Campbell, Admir- of j. D.
CampbelL, Decd.
Final account of Joseph Bechtel, admir- of Samuel
Final account of Elizabeth Fast ard Georg W
Phelps, Adm'rs of Eli R. Fast, decd. -sf,o7
Final account Of Jacob Fast, Adm'r of George
Plice, decd.
Partial account of Isaac G.. sturteyant, Guardian
of the heirs of Isaac Howe, decd.
Partial act of Jacob stoner. Guard. of David D.
n. A. McHose, . NJ. a.
Hamilton.
I" ss John earn, g Eliza
81 beth Girl die. 5
- 2. of John Van Nest /" John NJ.
Henry Win.igler, Il John E.
80 Elisha Barton, :" shinna-
~ man heirs. .y. ~ e
~ I. NJ. NJ. pessenburg, {" William
Desscnberg. r i i
/" 3. VIM. Westheifer, !" William
H. uffcorn.
&" " e. lngmund, Allen s.
Perry Metoalf. as-z
Partial and Account of E.. Ingnund, Guardian of
David E, and Samuel Warner. JcI
Final account of William Criok, Guardian of Wm.I
Brown. /
Final accosnt of Frederick Wolf. admir- Of Daniel
Wolf, Sen'r decd. as Guardian of the heirs of
Daniel Wolf, Jr. decd
Final account of William Westheifer, Guardian of
VIM. T.J. Martini!
Final aocoun. of J. B. Coffin, Guardian. of Julia 4.
Cook.
Thu Same will be for hearing in said Court on
the 9th day of april, A. D. 1868, at ~ o'clock, AZ
NJ
j. D. JONES, Probate Judge,
March a. 1863. mo. 80 ass
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There Win be- meeting of the De
moeracy Of Perr9 Township held at Rowsburg
. SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, for the purr-
pose Of. nominating aTownship Ticket. A
genera attendaneeaef the party is desired 2
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Elk6hid sal The. ~siseston Of The
fofhsp sdysfissmasnt of the New-York
Herald in another column of the UHioa to-day
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EXECUTORS SALE

order ofthe last will and testament of jacob
Benage Deceased, I will offer for sale at public auc
ton on the premisesdescribed, on dt5
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
". IT. JOMNsTON,

30 w. IT. JOHNSTON, u
ATTORNEY at La v, Office over beer s. Graz ANS
Sore, Main Street, Ashland, O., will attend prompt
~ to all business entrusted to his care. Special at
%tention given to collection of Soldiers claims of
all kinds kSeStl a A
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THE ASHLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Make

FAbes minioas, when they come here to en-
DEMONSTRATION g get scared al those
YofksItbsylif be sutsto get stuck IN them.-
They are penetrated in different places for
heavy ordnanee and through these eubrazurss
men, women aud children now carefully and
daintily pick their way, watching Closely the
Immense works an either side, apparently not
thinking how soon these very places. will be
occupied BY the terrible instrumeuts of whole
sale slaughter. 1t is stated that the Mayor.
MarshallIand several Of that august body, the
Town Council, wore buried dlise in these. tre-7
mendous earthworks-. We can't sayethat this
is true but we do know if they were mot they
ought to, be-. sss s rs sI e-isii5 s45
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Coughs, Colds, Innusnza, H~oarsenoaGx
Group, Bronchitis, ~lncfpfentC nsum
ton, and for the RELIEF OF Consumps =
tive Patients, I'm advanced re
stnges OF the Disease.
This is a remedy so universally known to surpass any
other for the cure of throat and lung complaints, that it
is useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues. Ita
unriyallod excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have msdo #
Few are the communities, or even families, among them
who have not some personal experience of its effects
some living trophy in their midst of its victory over tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
as they know, too. the effects Of this remedy, we need not
tues that it did have when making the cures which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Jewell, Mass.
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m@1Esthez Secretaries of tho Township
0rss7S1scze Idbsin the County win finnish
sdfH5Szhsp appesroo the officers Of their or or
gasisations, and the time and place Eof meet
INC ,1fysiRaakepleasure in publishing them
s2A~sfasstNlaMsw let this be attended to, as it
vii .fseilitsies eorrespondence betMeea~the
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The sHLAND UNION is Published every
MORNING, in Ashland, ashland
County, Ohio, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
SHIPPING NEWS.

Steamship Geo Peabody lus ,ransport Atwen New Or
scd,.rs EsSh us infantry (erchanged prisoners from
"a ~, steeraxe passengers TO Assistant Quarter.
mss,sr May II. spoke brig Joseph Maxwell, from Key
Wsst Z, Chase London 81 days IN ballast 10 Ne
.,,h soma From LAT ~ ~ ~ 40 and lon TO a.
~ field Ice and icebergs,
N rft ce four ships eniansled ice. bu, could
ss =. wi they
Ears Po-haisn Lant Buenos Ayre. April g. with hidea
woJl &C., 70 r @ Lun The ship Thos Knee, Of Bos
Brig Da tBr OF sunderiand). Embisson, st Thomas
Bris windwsrd Henry New Orleans u days. with mo-
issses TO master ror.,s. rsr,s.
sr TporAs May t-Tn port Us steamers wachuchct. tnd
One q The brs G SHAW. shaw, safled same day for
Poncs, PR
Kry WEST MAY a. port Us lag shfp Magnolia New
eome' c.,nmandIng, Us slooro Dale. Handy com.
man ne s eunboal sseanloe. English. ecmmanding uS
49, pnran Rainfall commanding; u gunboat For,
Weston commanding; snip Mallory, Lester for syo-s
taking IN tottcn.
az. SEE fIFTH PAeR
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The Killing OF the Rebel General Val
Dorm.
DR.. PETERS, STATEMENT.

From the Nashville Dispatch May 10.
The reported killing OF General Van Dorm by Dr.. Peter
has been confirmed II occurred In his quarters Sprin
Hill, the morning OF the It'll inst DR. Peters has al
rived 10 this city and from him learn that the cau
OF the difficulty which resulted In the death " Van Dor
was an interview held thirty hours previous to the XII
ing, In which the latter agreed, his honor give ID
Peters a written statement the next day setting fort
four distinct facts DR. Peters said him that upon
fnlhment OF this promise he would spare his life 10
wife and children, although Van Dorm had said hi
cared nothing for his own wife. The next da|
Dr. Peters was sick, and did not call on Van Dor
until the second day (rhursd.y morning, abouI
eighty, when he demanded Of Van born compliance
with his promise, which he seemed inclined to id
Dr. Peters then said that he would give him half h0u|
IN which 70 comply, and distinctly nutifed him that
ease OF failure his life should be the forfeit lie the(
walked up into the village. Tn return Van real
" MN what he had written The clause fully con
piieo with his promise, the WIS an entire mid
representation, and the other Lvc rAnow nd peps I'D
refused to make Dr. Peters lhen lrrnunced him Tor bill
pad faith, when Van Dorm cursed im for "cpwardlj
Dog" and ordered him to leave the room or he would
Kick him out DR.. Peters then drew his pistol and fred
the ball taking effect in the left side the head and pro-
duciDg instant death. ta
Dr. Peters picked up the statement Van Dorm had pre
pared ana has preserved II crcumstanal evidence oil
preceding events, and, mounting his horse rode Off
Avoiding the pckets at Hurts he Duck river and
Polk TO whom he had Intended surrendering hi se hac
iss ed an order for his arrest The morning left
for Winchester disguised and passing through Gains bore
and Gslatin. arrived at this place Monday evening.
Dr. Peers says s not true that he detected Van Dorr
IN acrimnal act with his wife. He refuses 70 reveal ths
history OF the thirty hours previous tragedy
Will only do 80 In court or justice In justification OF shs
course he felt II hs duty 10 pursue.
Dr. Peters was tor number 0f years dist nguehed
practitioner Of medicine in West Tennessee and
His present residence Ii In Mississippi whore be regard
cd as . wealthy planter.
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The Union square Meeting.
TO The EDITOR OF THE HERALD

Your issue Of this morning. In detailing the proceed
nes Of the valsndisham meeting Of last night has done
me Internationally an injury. No threat q, assasspa
ton 70 the President conveyed, directly or nd,.
rectly, In my address to my fellow citizens No profape
language uttered by me. 7in
said that Patrick henry, the great virsnian ora
Of the Revolut'oushe osiron to whom the Union s
indebted her late proud position among the nations Of
the sarthbecame excited subcc, Of trap~uor,
ing Americans beyona the seas 10 Great Hraiu 70 he
tried for political offences that he exclaimed er,nhat
caly:--fet him remind Mr.. Lincoln that Iuus tsgssr
had his Brutue In tho Capitol that Chartps L had hI
Cromwell IN The Commons q England Let him remind
tue George IN Of the present day that he too may have
his Cromwell OF his Brutus" "But, thank a. "A ,, 49,
"ths tyranny cannot be re enaoted We have the bal
lot boz To that We can constitutionaly appeal and
trust that the next Presidential election viii prpve M ths
election Of democratic President that hrnericsn ci.,
zens stin cherish, and are determined 10 msntas d.
ton. ," Respectfully, yours,
MAY ~, 1895. EDMoN BI.ANKMAN
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Brooklyn City News.
THE BURGLAR GRANT SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEARS
NPRIeONMENr.

Charles II. Grant was yesterday brought before the
Kngs county Court Of Sessions for sentence having pre-
viously pleaded guilty burglary the rst degree In
having felouiousy entered the house Of Mr.. Fox in
Second place, In the night time and stealing thsrefrom
diamonds, &C., valued At about 81 800 Twelve ndict
msnts in all found against him; b. be was permit
ted 70 plead 70 The amount Of property supposed TO
have been stolen BY Grant is estimated over $4,000
some OF which was recovered and identified Diamonds
10 the value Of several thousand dollars were however
not dsunsd and The prisoner permitted to dispose
OF them AZ he proper. His appearance before the
court was calm and dignined. He is young and
good looking, and Of course absorbed TIN at-
tentoni Of 3 large audience collected together 70
zee him. Judge Garrison remarked briefly upon
tho nature Of the 0dences committed BY him and the
penalties incurred whercupon he sesten ed him TO the
State prison for the term OF twenty years Grant seemed
10 take II a. matter Of In answer 70 the usual
questions he stated that be born In Scotland vas
years age civil engineer by ana
had been IN any state prison the United states
Louisiana State prison. which Grant doubtless bceves 10
be beyond tho limits Of the United states Documeuse
and copies OF do In possession Of Inspector Fok
which show that few years no perpetrated nm
merous burgsrcs In New Orleans caught convicted
and sentenced but escaped during the rom
sequent upon the breaking out q the rebelbon His
operations the South were similar 10 those In roovn
He troubled but the wealthy or thoee be el,eysd
10 be SUCH His ended unless his engineer
ing talents should enable him make his crit from cine
Sing before his term expires.
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
Position and Movements Of the Rebel
Forces, &c., &c.

Position and MOvem ents Of the Rebel
Forces, &c., &c.
MuRSRKrBoRo, Tenn, May Is, 1858.
The situation unchanged. The extension Of the
rebel lett WAlamspor has not weakened the heavy
infantry force our immediate front The three corps
OF Generals Polk Hardee Breckenridge, are at Guys
Gap. Wartrace and Hoover Gap respectively. General
Folks corps consists Of Generals whers and Cheathams
divisions; General Hardee's of Generals Claburn and
hccowans and General Brecknridge's Of his own old
lately received forming another division, said to BIO
under commanded J. Patton Andersen.
General wheelers rebel cavalry were at McMinyille
On inc is'n INST Colonel wders captured eight
OF hh body guard yesterday and found documents on
'nem showing wheeler's force 70 be At AcMinnville
General Morgan has had quarrel with Wheeler and was
ondeF arrest Out mas been taken from under wheelers
The prisoners taken by Colonel Wilder say General
Morgan has moved toward Kentucky proposing to cross
the Cumberland above Carthage. There report that
he crossed on Friday, but II is not credited.
General Wood returns to the command Of his old divi
sion, instead Of retaining the command Of Nashville his
old troops protesting against his retirement from active
command.
Tho Mobile Resr or the 18th inst says General Buck
hes been assigned 70 the East Tennessee
vice Davis. There 10 also story In circulation that he
has bean attempting to cross the Cumberland fork.
is presumed thar forces have been lately thrown
East Tennessee, General BucKners rank throws him
into command Of division and presumes the retirement
Of Davis. There only the Seventh Georgia brigade in
the department.
r ~