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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10
Are You RendYi

This is the last word we will be permitted tC
have with our readers before election. The
presumption is that at this late day, all the i'm.
portant work of organizing, and ul the neces.
sary steps to secure full vote aud verdict for
the Union, have been taken. You have taken
the proper efforts to secure every doubtful and
wavering voter, and that not Union vote will
explode every eectioueering yarn that may be
started on election day you have left no means
uutried to animate aud interest every voter 10
the performances of bis duty you have made
him feel that it is for the life Of The nation his
vote is demanded. If this work is not done
you have not been up to the line of duty The
little time left may enable you to accomplish
something to redeem the time, aud should not
be lost. Let it be faithfully and vigorously
used.
The question to be settled on Tuesday next
% vital one, involving something more than
the success OF party. 1t is to Illustrate the
plots OF traitors, and. decide whether Valandig
ham and his followers shall deliver the national
interests into the hands of rebels, or whether
by sturdy effort of the friends of constitutional
liberty, those interests shall be carried by The
present crisis the rebellion shall be queed and
she course of prosperity and national glory be
again opened for our enjoyment. As Ohio and
Pennsylvania CO. so shall this result be iuhuen
ced. The votes Of the freelnen Of these States
are the means for effecting decision. Are you
ready for the issue II not, work until the day
comes. and then work diligently until the poll
shall be closed. Let not the signs of success
relax your efforts. but rather stimulate them.
As the signs are auspicous, work the harder
as the omens are promising. be more active and
vigiant
Be all ready for the final contest. ard serd
forth the welcome report when the ballots shall
have been cour.eG-OL;o cheers the Soldiers
not JEFF. Davis; she stands by the Constitution
al Government at Washington, not that at Rich
mond; she rebukes her enemies in England. TO-
stead Of doing their pleasure. Do your utmost
to secure that triumph to make it complete and
crushing, both to Valandghem and ;nose who
hope for his election, both here aud at the
South
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

Gratis, Know No,hings and Republicans,
aud remember only Government, and the
preservation of tho Federal Union--as
richly worth all the sacrifices of blood and
treasure their preservation may cost---eveu
to the determination Of the present race ol
men, and the consumtion of all the means
of the present ago
Publishers inserting the Prospectus once
prominently, and sending me the paper tC
Cincinnati, will be favored with an ex
change. W, G.. BROWNLOW.
September Tth. 1868.
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MARRIED D.

In Conneaut, on the lst instant, by Rev. Mr..
Ish, MIR. JAS Porter, of Monroe, to Miss Lydia
Alexander, of Conneaut.
At the residence of the brides father, on the
22nd ult., by Rev. S. p. Carlton, of Ohio, MIR. /.
H. Bundel, of Crawford County, to Miss Addie
III. Smith, ofSpring6eld.
In Springfield, Pa, Oct. I'd, by Rev. I; f.
Ames, MIR. Theodore II. Stephens, TO Miss Eliza
A. Leffingwell, all Of Ashtabula.
In Orwell, on 2sth day of September, 1863,
by G. Whitney, Esq, Miss Maria G. Blanchard
Of Orwell, to Mr.. Charles H. Ledwell of Orwell.
In Harpersfeld, on the 9th day ofSeptember,
1863, by Rev. ID. Richardson, Miss Mary nj.
Rogers, of Harpersfeld, TO Hiram Burget, OF
Co. b, 23d Regiment, o. V. l.
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One of the Copperhead leaders Of Iowa
lately made speech in Decatur County, in
the course Of which he denounced this as an
abolition war, in which the democratic party
had no ticket, blood or treasure so expend,'
Az old man, who had voted the democratic
all bis life, thereupon responded that he
had a son, a sonin-law, and nephew in
the Union army. and that if the democratic
party had no support for bis boys, he had
no further support for the democratic
partyr
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DIED.

In Sheffield, October LIST, 1868, of dysentery,
Lucretia, wife of Ira Brainard, aged ffty-six
years
In Geneva, September Esd, Of consumption,
Mrs. Sarah Swan, consort of Edward Hotch-
kiss, aged sixty-one years
In Dorset, October 4th, after an illness Of four
months, John l.. Hall, aged thirty seven years.
In Harborcreek, Erie County, Pa ON the
I'd inst, of ofcongestion of the lungs, MIR. Richard
Marks, formerly of Cnoneaut, In the seventy
seventh year OF his age.
At Perth Amboy, N. j., on the 9th inst, OF
Diptheria, Kate Frances, daughter of g. II. and
Charlotte A. Wetherwax, and grandchild OF
David and Julia Dubois aged 10 years, 10
months and As days.
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CURRENT NEWS.

NE "Ss
We give what war news We have, bnt it is OF
neagre interest.
The N. Y. Post says, by The arrival Of the
steamer Fulton at this Port, from Charles
ton, we have report, apparently on good
authority, that the Headquarters of Gen.
eral Gilmore had been removed from Nor
ris Islond to Folly Island. The continual
sinking of the beach on Morris Island has
rendered the removal of the Federal Head.
quarters, the body of the troops and the
material, q measure of convenience; while
there are sanitary reasons which would alti
mately be controlling. There are said to
be other causes for the change; one of them
is that the troops will not be less available
in the future operations against Charleston,
and they are entirely out of range of any
batteries the rebels have or eau erect on
James Island.
Recent firing from General Gilmore's
batteries, of which We have received news
from rebel sources, was directed almost ex.
clusisely against the efforts that were ma
hing, aud which the rebels do not disclose,
10 erect new batteries in the ruins of Fort
Sumter.
1t appears that our accommodating boats,
which passed near the walls during the
night, discovered that the garrison were
conducting extensive operations, and iDdi
cations were that the rebels, who were
working in large numbers. would erect FIRE
proof batteries inside of the ruins, with the
intention Of using them when the works
should be Sufficiently advanced to Justify
she removal Of the broken walls and debris
which protected the workmen and concealed
their operations from view.
The rapid and heavy firing Of our guns,
It Is expected, will not only stop this work,
but render the rebel occupation Of Sumter
preesrious. IL not impossible.
General Gilmore's operations on Morris
Island are actively prosecuted. The bat
teries on Commings' Point now shields our
troops perfectly, while the condition ol
Wagner Is such as TO protect the troops
from all hazard Still there are few cas-
usl,iss, sll of which occur in consequence ol
unnecessary exposure.
Batteries which are designed to throw
Greek Gre are nearly completed. aud recent
expHslneBss have shown that the Gre may
bs ssfsl5 end effectively used.
charlssloa is wishis full range Of the
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From the Paiusville Telegraph.
News from the 1O5th Regiment.

We have seen letter from ii. F. Garfield.
formerly in this Office, dated Nashville, Sep
tember Oath, from which we extract the follow
ing:
Last Friday we bad gfgh. We march
ed all night, stopped about an honr 10 the morn
ing to make coffee, and soon met Braggs army,
which having received large reinforcements, was
determined to try old Rosy. We got into the
fight about ten o'clock, and got out about four.
ln the meantime several of the regiment were
killed and wounded. Among the latter were
myself and Marshal Teachout, who is now here
both slight wounds. Lieutenant Chubb was
slightly wounded in the back Of the hand. lie
is still with his company. Three men were
killed in our company the first day. On Sun
day our regiment made charge, in which they
were badly cut up. Our major was wounded.
Captains Rker and Stuart all right. Marshal
Teachout and myself, with others of onr rcgi-
meDt, are here in the hospital. We have plenty
to eat, and l guess we shall get along very
WELL"
We have also seen a letter frou Captain J
II. Young, to his father, 10 which be speaks en-
couragingly of our prospects for tie future. lie
had his horse shot under him, but succeeded iD
getting another horse, and returning safely to
camp. Captain Young is all right.
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New York Market-0ct.

C0TT0NMarket less active and scarcely so firm. sales
S7@1SSc for Middling Upands.
FLoUR-Market less active and SC lower
Sales at $560575 for extra state $625640 for extra
found hooped Ohio s6,45G7o0 for trade brands Market
closing quiet with buyers the outside quotations
WHEAT-Market active and 1c lower
Sales at l1al, ,l6 for old Chicago Spring $2312TH
for Chicago spring Si,l5Gl,2s for old Milwaukee club
CORNContnues iu active speculative demand at 1c2c
advance.
Sales at 95d96c for shipping mixed Western aloat o6}l
@,9sc in store 81 60 fo- Western yellow in store.
oArS-Market steady. Sales at 7l@T4c for Western
SUGARS-Market steady Sales l4iic for New orleans
11S40l2ii for Muscoyada l49l41sc for Havana
PETROLEUM-A shade frmer.
M0NEY-Malket active at 6(dD7 y cent.
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MExIco.-Most Of the news we get from
Mexico, and the progress Of the French is only
that which rigid French surveillance suffers to
go forth. and of course is'exparte. The n. Y
Times publishes letter from Quertiero, under
date Of August, the views of which are taken
from quite another stand point, aud present
very different aspect Of matters from that
usually given:
Il have seen President Juarez and his
surroundings at San Luis Potosi, the
present seat of the Government of the
Republic. The President and bis officials
act in harmony. They are full OF courage
aud hope. and exerting themselves with
great energy aGd wisdom in organizing q
force 10 resist the French.
1t is q great mistake to believe that
even fractional part Of the Mexican peo-
pie, outside the city Of Mexico, hold any
sympathy with the French, or feel dis
position to tolerate them in the country
under any circumstances. On the contrary
there is a deep and deadly hatred felt to-
ward the invaders, ia all the outlying States
1t may be smothered for the moment, but il
shoulders in one eternal, universal glow
aud it will burst forth here, there, every
where, with time and opportunity.
1T is also great mistake to suppose that
the Mexicans are not able and do not in
tend to offer any eifectual resistance to the
French.
AS ! have stated, the Juarsz GoverD-
msnt at San Luis Potosi is actively enga-
ged 10 organizing its forces, with The foil
determination Of fighting the French nor
and forever
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Cleveland Market.
WEDNESDAY, October !, 1868.

WEDNESDAY, October !, 1868.
FLOUR-Fim but quiet.
WHEAT-Sales 900 bush red free board at $l,l9
1000 bush do at S,20 1850 bush at $119, and
white on track at 81, ,23.
CORN-Salos four free board at s5c four do
at S5c and one at 81 lSc.
oATS-Sales track at 81 Ne and cars do al 65c
BUTTER-Fim at 20@22c for Western Reserve.
CHEESE-Scarce and firm at IL 1a1l2Ilc.
SALT-Has advanced 2oc We quote Fine at 81, ,o5 and
Coarse s2,T0
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oHttH St0tC A tCNCks
zhs Eesson viii tssepiscs on tho 10th day Of oe,obs
For ocvsmor-yohn BrouEh, Of cuyahosa
For Lieut.. eoveruoS
Chsrles Anderson, Of Montgomery.
For Supreme. Judge.
.ff n. III. Hunter, OF Fairfield,
For Auditor Of st.,e.
James A. Goldman, Of Marion.
For Treasurer Of State,
q. volney' Dorsey, Of Miami
For Board Of Public Works.
John M. Berrcre, Of Highland.
For state senstor--w. g. Howelis.
Union County Ticket.
For State Representative,
ABNER KELLOGG.
For Probate Judge,
DECIUS s. WADE.
For Treasurer,
WALTER II. BURGESS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
s. A. NORTHWAY.
For Sheriff,
ED. A. WRIGHT.
For Clerk of the Court,
f. A. B. WATKINS.
For Commissioner,
WILLIAM 4. SIMONDS.
For inhrmary Director,
]. p. EASTMAN.
For Coroner,
BARZILLA VETS
County surveyor--Abner ID. strong-Ashtabula a
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BrownIow's * knoxville WING and Reb
VentillatOr.

/ propose 10 publish a weekly and tri-
weekly journal, bearing the above title, at
Knoxville, In East Tennessee and the
weekly paper, made up from the contents
of the tri'weeklies, / propose to send out to
distant subscribers for two dollars per an-
mum, Invariably paid in advance Sub.
scriptions and remittances will be forward
ed to me at Cincinnati, from which point /
expect to ship my paper and materials. l
expect to issue the first number in October,
as it was in that month, two years ago,
my paper was crushed out by the God.for.
saken mob at Knoxville, called the Con-
federate Authorities. l will commence
with the hell born and hell bound rebellion,
where the traitors forced me 10 leave off,
and all who wish the paper would do we'll
to begin with the first issue, as intend
that single paper shall be worth the SUI
scription price to any unconditional Union
man
In the rule Of my editorial conduct, I
shall abjure that servility which destroys
the Independence Of the press, and cast
aside that factious opposition which gives
70 party what is due to country. Ard
while the name Of my journal indicates, in
uhmistskable terms, It's politics, shall. al
q faithful sentinel, forget Wbig', Demo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

TestynR Of their personal knowledge 70 the beneficial
effects and medical virtues OF these Ditters.
From Req. Etton Bros0n d. D. Editor Of the Eseycls
psdia Of Religious Knopiedge1
Although not dsposdd to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines In general through dsust Of their ingredients
and effects yet know Of sufficient why man
may testify the benefits he beisves himself re-
ceived from simple preparation In the hope that may
thus contribute to the benefit OF others.
do this the readily In regard to Hollands German
Bers prepared by Dr. c. ~ Jackson Of this city, because
preudced against them for many years. under
preston that they chiefly alcoholic MIXTURE
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ., for the re-
mova of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them when suffering from great and long
nued debility The three bottles these Bitters
the beginning Of the present year. followed by evident
relief and restoration to degree Of bodily and veor
which had not e for six months BEFORE and had almost
despared of regaining therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 23 1851.
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DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the of Bit
e put up n quart Bottles compounded Of the cheapest
whisky costing from 20 TO 40 cents gal
lon, the taste disgusld by Anse Corisnder Seed.
This class Of Bitter has caused and will continue to
they be od hundeds to die the death OF the
drunkard BY their the system kept continually under
the influence Of Alcoholic stmulauts Of the worst kind hs
desire for Liquor Ia created and kept up and the result ia all
the horrors attendant upon drunkads life and death
For those who desire and ,oR hare Liquor Bters, We
publish the following recipe Get One Bottle H0OFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS, and mix with Three Quarts of Good
Brandy whisky and the result will be preparation that
will far excel In medicinal virtues and true excellence OF
the numerous Liquor Bers in the MARKET and will cost
much less You will have all the virtues Of HOOELAEDS
much less price than these inferior preparations will cost
you.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

The New York tcorM has been reduced
in siz'. The fact only gives material ex
preston to the diminution in capacity and
character which has taken place in the jour-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
AM now in receipt OF my FALL and
Il WINTER Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, bought for
CASH. and which will he sold at the very lowest possible
cent for Cash Produce. My stock consists in part
follows;
Is custom-made thick boots.
cases boys do do do
cases youths do do.
cases gents calf boots
cases boys dc do.
womens misses and chdrens calf Bamoal bootees
large stock Of ladies' and goat tipped Bamorsl
boOtees.
300 pair vomens nd misses hrn Balmoral.
100 pair lasting gaitersadies misses, and cnildrens.
full stock of Chdren's Shoes all sizes and styles.
Mems and boys calf Oxford ties and brogans
Gentemens and ladies' rubber, plush, and buffalo Over
shoes chdrens cacks &c all OF which offer the most
liberal terms.
Also good stock.of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Cockery Wall Papers, 10 OF Ladies' Furs
also a few extra AuGs, cheap for the times.
j. p. ROBERTSON.
AshtabulA, Sept 2lst, 1858. 7Is
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION Of Teachers will be
~ held at the following named places hereafter stated
to wit:
Jefferson, October 9Th, 1853, at the Court House.
Geneva, Oct. 12th at the School House.
Orwell, Oct. 26th, at the Academy.
Kingsvile. November 2nd, at the School House.
Ferpont, Nov. 5th, at the School Honse.
Anstnburg, Nov 9th, at the School House.
Andover Center Nov i4th at the School House.
Ashtabula, Nov 2lst at the School House.
Rock Greek, Nov. 23rd, at the School House.
Lindenvills, Nov. 24th at the School House.
Jefferson, ,cember 7th, at the Court House.
Jefferson, Dec 9th, at the Court House.
BY order of the Board OF School Examiners of Ahtabua
County. W.P. ROWLAND, Clerk
l4t7l8
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IRON Foundry.

.TNHE subscriber having purchased the
FOUNDRY of j. b. Crosby, in the Village OF Ashatula in
tend the in all its branches viz: Cooking
arlor and Office Stoves pows hollow ware Machinery and
Miscellaneous Castings. generally.
To the character their work. they would invite particular
attention. For he snooneS and beauty OF surface and the
joints they willing to challenge the closest in
spection.
{ e Orders promptly filed. and prices favorable.
MONTIGLE CLEMENS & co.
Ashtabula, October 5th, 1863. T20.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands and Tcnements.
AshtsbuIa Common Pleas, June Term, 1863
George Hall,
william crosieu and Sthsrs
10y virtue Of an ORDER of SALE
I'D duly issued from aaid Court In the above case, 70 me
directed will.oe for sale by Of public auction at the
Court House, in JeneIson Ashtabula County, Ohio,
On Saturday The 7h day Of Nov, I'D. '63'
Between the hour Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day. the fol-
lowing described Lands and Tenemeutr, TO wit:
Anpraisod ats EDWARD A. WRIGHT, Sheriff, as
Special Master Commissioner.
sberin-s once, July goth, 1858. 71e.
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HERRICK g. BROTHERS
Have now in store the Largest and Most
E!egaht STOCK OF Dry uooos 10
,cur, ,pur, couNnv
--o--
xx1p
w
Merinos,
., ".'''
Regina Primas,
n,, npen'ss' S',, anu 0'ne' f'eH'n fa0f''S'
Mohairs
Do'"."''' D'.
WHITE GOODS ofeyery description.
Ladies Handherchieis, from $40 to Sl.
NuoIas' ln every style.
sHAWLS' SOMETHING NEW.
o'0'A', A'e'e'''a a''' ""y " N1p'''''
CT O.oa"sn,a = oa, .;o
D,,c,.
HOOP SKIRTS. chean as ever.
zephyr Worsted.
Er .NrN-nro u,.,
CANTON do
DomesticS, large stock.
c,., +,
Cloths ana Casslmeres.
CARPErS uano Ioora;n and nI
No"A N'She"'P' i"s'a'u unu O'
-NN
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GRAPE CROP FOR SALE-The

~ Subscriber has Vineyard Of nine acres, ve Of which
full bearng planted with the Isabella and CatAwba
varieties hanging with gxuaut large and healthy
crop Of fruit which will be ripe III about couple OF weeks,
which he wishes To dispose Of the premises otherwise,
may be agreed upon To fruit dSalers makers,
this opportunity good The crop be seen on the
AsbtASulA, Sept. 8, 1888. 1Is
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Attention, Soldiers!
And the Friends of Soldiers I

We call the attention Of an having relations friends In
the army TO the fact that Hoohands German Btters will
Of the diseases induced BY exposures
pyaons nede ut to camp life. In the liss published al
most daily In the newspaper the arrival o sick 10
will be noticed that very large proportion suffering
from debility. Every of that kind readily cured
by Hooaands German Bitten" We have no hesation In
stating that II these Btes freely used among our SOL
ders hundreds Of lives might be sayed that otherwise oud
be lost.
Tho propstos daily receiving thankful letter. hom
sueFe 10 the army and hospitals Who have
to health BY the Of these Btter them BY their
friends.
Beware of COuntsrfsits -
" See that the Signature Of &C. N. JACKSON" On
the Wrapper of each Bottle.
~ Price per Bottle rs cents or half doz. for a.
- Should your druggist have the article do
not be put OF by Of the Intoxicating preparations that
may be offered In it place but send u.s. and will for-
ward, securely packed, BY express
Principal Office and Mandatory,
No. car ARCH STREET.
JONES co EVANS,
Successors 10 G. N. Jackson 4 Co..
Proprietors.
~ FOR SALE BY Druggists and Dealers In every ,sv.
In the United States.
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PARoLED PRISONERS ORDERED TO DUTY.-
The rebels in their anxiety TO raise troops
10 reinforce Bragg have violated the terms
of the cartel in declaring Pembertou's 30,.
600 men exchanged, without giving formal
notice to our government. In view of this
action of the rebel authorities our govern
ment has declared all Uuion soldiers now in
our paroed camps to be exchanged. and
ordered the m to their regiment for duty. The
number of Union soldiers thus returned to
their duty is shout 20. 900 which still leaves
balsnce of 10, 900 to our credit in future
exchanges, exclusive Of rebel prisoners now
in our hands All paroled Union prisoners.
officers and men absent from their camps
with or without leave are ordered to report
Immediately at the various parole camps.
~ Y Com. Adr.
The MOVEMENT oF TRooPs TO THE SOUTH
EA,r-Tbe railroads of Ohio and Indiana
are literally swarming with troops moving
TO important points southwark where they
are needed, and which they will reach in
time to do much good. A correspondent
of the Chicago Journal. writing from In
dianepolis on Wednesday, says: within
the past twenty four hours nearly twenty
soldiers from the East have arri.
we'd at Indianapolis Of course they do not
remain here, but whence they come and
whittier they 60 / can't tell you it would
be 'contraband' TO state it,
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DASKETS-J. BOURN Il Co.'s Pa
ID tent Grain Baskets, city cents each.
SMITH & G1LKEY.
Ashtabula, October 1st, 1868. 2tTo
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DR.. Hoohand's German Bitters,

Thousands OF citizens are suffering from Dyspepsia
Liver Diseases and TO whom the following questons app
we guarantee Ho0FLANDS GERMAN BITTERS will
them.
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The following is q list Of wounded solders in
the lO5 and l25 Ohio, 10 the Hospitals at Nash.
vile, as named aud numbered: