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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
Important to Everybody.


A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-we invite
idea We have commenced the of beautiful
fine Gold Double Loeet, the exact imitation Of small
GOLD WATCH. We offer them to the public at FIVE
DOLLARS each, aud win put into each locket, free Of
charge the perfect likeness ofany two Of Generals or
leading officers who may be named by the person sending
have hand the portraits Of nearly all the officers
In the army, well most Of the Rebel Generals Be
sides this rare offer will send with every locket de-
srable gift Of hne Gold Jewelry Watches worth In
cash from ONE DOLLAR up to ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. We guarantee that this business shall be con-
ducted air and honorable principles and will refund
the money In all cases were person Is dissatisfied.
Il fair and liberal offer.
We do not ask any to send the money till they
know what gift they win get. Any person can send
by return mail what gift they entitled to- and they
then do they please about sending for H. II would
be well for any lady gentlemen desiring the agency for
any neghborhood to write us immediately, those who
apply s will have the rst chance at this splendid en-
terpTse. Agents who send OF pernons In any
part Of the country to try their luck will receive per
cent Of all money they may send II Is impossible to
give all the particulars In ADVERTISEMENT but we will
co by private circulars TO those sending their naes
The ocketa and gifts will be sentby malt post paid.
Money BY mall, at our risk.
Ps. Write your name, Post Ohce and State distinct-
ly. Address, A. w. HALL. e. co.
Corner Of Third Pine Streets, st. Louis, No.
NOTE TO EDlroRs.-Any editor who will insert this
advertisement and note month aud upwarda and call
attention Of editors and Others will receive n advance
desired Of "Fve Dollar Lockets and Pctures
by notifying US and sending copy ofpaPeF. iva
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Time Table.

There but passenger trains per day each way
on the G. & 7. Road; trains win leave follows:
Going East, Mail s.l3A.M N. Y. EXP 4.42P.M.
Going West, Mail l0.5sAM Teleg. Exp. lO1sPM.
Fremont, Lima Union Road train leaves at 1880 A.
sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, T.o5 AM. Accom-. O.55 AN.
Going North, Mail, $40 Pm. Accom-, 1925 pm.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
General ROsecrans on Rebels wearing
our Uniforms.

1t having been frequently reported to General
Rosecrans that Confederate soldiers approach
lines dressed in our uniforms, and that they have
appeared thus in battle, and have even savage
like, carried our colors to deceive us, he has is
sued an order declaring "that none so dressed
shall receive, when captured, the rights of pris-
oner of war; and that in battle no quarter be Civ
en- them. When captured singly or in squads
prowling about our lines, they shall be deemed
spies and treated accordingly"
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ID / z ID

In Hartford, Connecticut, the morning OF the 10TH
Hon. AL0NZo W. BIRGE, aged 81 years.
Deceased step-father to Mrs. Rev. A. PHELPS, Of
this place. who with her husband started for Hartford
receiving notice Of his Illness He died however
a few hours after Mr.. and M s. Phelps started.
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NTATHAN ORANDALL's EsTATE.

IN Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and duly qualified Administrator on
the estate Of Nathan CAnda deceased late Of Sandusky
county, Ohio. Those knowing themselves indebted to
the estate, will make immediate payment, and those
having claims against II will present them duly authen-
ticated for payment, within the time prescribed BY law
CLYDE, Fob. %, 1888. Tws "" = N099NN"
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RHEUMATISM.

DacfHIS painful diseasc has baled the most skiful
eYp9 phys'ciins an popular remedies 1t Is tho mo
6TI' difficult OF diseases to trclt-yet RADWAY'5
otko READY RELIEF has fuled In ali rd ng i'm.
mediate relief the sufferer and in all cases of Acute
In1immatory Nervous Rheumatism, TO effect q per.
manent cure. lin Chronic Rheumatism and Gout RAD
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, called Renoudti,iq Re.
solvent, should be taken adjunct with the READY
REIIEF.)
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mr. a "a "A n

On the sth, by Rev. Fl. Lang JOHN LANTZ and Miss
LIDIA ANN STATES both Of Washington township.
BY the same. on the 10th, JACOB WILL, of Thomp-
son township, Seneca county, aud Miss SOPHIA ENG
LER of Rice township.
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ACUTE CHRONIC RHEuMATIsM.

Tho following is written by tlls well known cnrrespon-
dent Of the New York Herald, london Times gland)
New Orleans Pcayunc Delta, Charleston Mercury, &c
wM SIDNEY MYERS, ESQ HAVANA, CUBA.
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 2, 1858.
hesHs. RddlOdy d Co.
GESILEMES-l have been asuirerer from Acute Chronic
Rheumatism fl tho last twenty years of my life my
suerngs during that PERIOD neither tongue pen
express. have spent little fortune Doctors bills
without deriving any subStantal benefit ecently had
one Of my frequent periodical attacks. l was very III
for week. and had not slept hour at any time.
Spanish friend TO whom related my su1erngs, told
mo he had a remedy which would give mo relief, and
he kindly presented mo with bottle Of '' RADWAY'S
READY RfLIEF." Although skcpticai Of deriving any
advantage from its use, that night applied 1t freely
going to bed, and to my great amazcmcnt, felt re-
leved and slept soundly The night again applied
the READY RELIEF, and awoko in the morning free from
pain, having only used about half the bottle
Heartily do l return you my humble acknowledge
monts for your invaluable medicine, which may well be
called " blessing u man.n .
Thanking you from my soul your wonderful remedy
have the honor TO subscribe myself,
Yours, respectfully,
gIONEV
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Maii Ara I,gements.
For sale az this OffIcc.

Scholarship in Bryant, stratton Co.'S Commercial
College, Of Cleveland Chicago, Detroit st. Louis
be obtained reasonable terms at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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Female GYmnaats.

Capt. Tillotson win return to his (sth) regi,
ment on Monday or Tuesday next
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

cSeS safer 10 administer, and toH stop pain quicer
dkf than all preparations OF Opium, Morphine, Vera
81 trine, Hyosciamus, Arnica, Valoran, Chloroform
eteo or Ether, under whatever name distinguished !:
ethor Linimets Pain KILLERS Soothing LotiOs which
merely suspeds Ls feeling Of pain by benumbing tho
pcrcoptive ficultes and killing The The surgeon
administers Choroform Opium, &c to render nscnsibls
the nerves Of Observation-Disclosures READY RELIEF
the full possession OF his Thi Is the only remedy
general that will stop pain, quick that Is free
from Opium, Morphine, some other kindred drug,
hurtful - tho general health
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NO whom tO mnY CQncern.

TO whom 10 may Concern
NOTICE is hereby given that my wife
i Y SARAH, has left my bed and board without Just
provocaton. do therefore forbid all persons
70 hArbor trust her my account A. shah pay no
debts OF her contracting after this date
Townsend, Feb 9S 1858. sws. ~
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8 8 8 9 8 8

0NEperson writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits Of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
Bile.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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to sceomplish in Tsrenl and wished 10 eosfes.
ihsda by punishsnsnt. God holds the ba)anc(atas
His hand let us res,d our hearts, NOT ous nss.
nenis and repent OF onr sins and turn pp 10 1Iss
with fasting, and weeping, and moninfpg; Asp
our sina ont Of the acaloa that keighI TIL
heavily against rs. and fhs goodnses 81 our
cause. no longer cpuntefbaIsnce11s 1sby tka
weights of transgreasions, will incfinS thea In
eur favor, and the sourH VILE nj 1ssaE 1zAi
tho "A ssez, or PKAcs will stretch hsf e9ossl
barnished wings. glihering in the sussfsasa Of
HEAVEN Like shining gold fretsel withFsftas,
asers eurs beloved country; and cog 'exsisdls
shall be bsatsu intal pleughslsases, osfsfeiJa
into pruning hooks, and. the bISc<i ssesaf ol
Mars, inglorioussy ccsipsed, wifi siak peie
the mighty vest, we hamtlyprsx "a fssIPe
J wiH cohciuas w5tk the pEaSsrSf B;sHss.
Clark. cf Rhode .hlszsassexhging oasuwosd
E--BtUw from tho NORTH" q wsntss Of 9ed, au,|
e~rTylbae.t tise ssessnsre efp pvAee! bcsfss0 sthl
darkness, roll away the Clouds, and give unto
ur aH once more tho sunshine Of tranquil rest
Under the shadew OF thy wings-we maks op
refuge; o God. giye.us peace r
IL ,e. {coRcIU Usses.l s..
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500 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of . decree of ths ChAntmy coart at
ID Harrison. AT Dccsmher tnrIs issp. tn shs case Of
william n. Fosst L 81. ssainst GeerEe A. Gown.
premises. nj public outcry, % tha higfsst And beat
bsedkr. On eredit ef six ssk tfgivG Szsatts wth
terost wiilsoet redefnpsons isSat afisnd 10 Hani
tos cesl.,ty Teaptscs, 'cuutstniDF tbrve bundsed
aexss mora lcss. beFbsisg on hiss 0sA. NJ the
loot Of sterp ridss. corner 70 hSkn.s $40 scres
thence esaih b0s. West one ssdFed ,snd eighty
peiss, 90 shsasst sak and p<P'ax. 60 the Feot W
10 Edah faals tkepeS sftk Wth sxid lise one huS.
arrd snd oahsy Pess % pine. corner Of saia Fe-sr
vxticz lbp, 20 the cunmiseionar1 hna 81 Tie
fout "a wahtss's htaes. skesos MesehNaraly ahae4
said eumzpissooers ii1e % che Cody trNct. thence
vi1k kfhss6tS hng Be- HsekfssnS sssnaT, theRcs Win
Hirksnsn' q Ise ~ tie bsginhngs f.,
Hond and security sili Be rsq'alred. and ReR ~
tsinszl ,Eu k u. !0eks
aPrewa C5R1h,
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500 REWARn.

ID ANAwAY from the Etoveh Iron wosks, . tfight
II muistto boy named Hsnter. Said bey ia 6 feet
q inches high and weighs over tw0 hunired. he
was bought Of r. H. CLARK. OF Atlanta. Ga. His for
he will try 20 get hack .o kh iDnpet beos- TIE
abovs reward will be paid for his delivery Of toe
Works ffty ter his Judgement IN any JAIL
H.qlO-yy w. r. aUihBY, Presf
n
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Subscribers viii have the option Of paying
the anstalments in advance on sllotmens, or on
nay Of the above datee. under discount Of
seven PEG ceoS PEI aHnurn op such, prepay
fnehts, hnt in dsfsait Of the payment OF the re-
spectivc instruments all previous payments
will be liable to forfeiture. =
by payment aHder sdecoumt the price Of
the cotton is redaced 10 about 5Ja d. per lh.
After allotment scrip Certificates will be is-
sued TO bearer fhese certificates, after pay
ment of the last iestaimsat, will be'exchsnged
for bonds 10 bearer in. Sums OF GlO0, 4sE200,
f5o0 and fi 900 each, with coupons attached,
payable let March and 1st September, as
above stated. v 7'Ff = . I
Arrange meats hsve been made for tile exc
cuiion of the bonds ip Paris. .f. . --
From the proceeds Of the subscription the
contractors and their sgenis are authorized to
retain sufieient fands 70 pay the FIRST two
coupons. i,.-- % N o e.. -. go
The drawings for the operation Of the sink
ing fund viii be duly advertised previous TO
the half yearly redemption.
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ESQ RIWANQ.

ID DANAwAY from ths Subscriber. ca wsaaeaday
~ night sth Inst, negro msn uamed Edmond:
sad negro feet lei inches high, DARK copper eoa'
ktck Of q hoess. He ts thick set, and weighs t1e
pounds had on vellow ieans Panis, vsa greg fresk
coat, and black v|6oi hst.
Tss ass.s sesir VIII he pasA sor has delivery %
m. ,,a =. ,his place penaf' Ho.'s; s;ro so,LrNe
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s... From ths win nehsist<r Baffetin.
LETTER PaDM GOV. HARRIS.
pgil All laGa.

TsLLAne,sA, TE~s., Aprit Sd. isss.
MR. EDIxoR--Ay attention has been called 10 the
following paragraph In four isnne OF The 2lst uh.
"1g has bee Ressed ttts there wfll es erection
for Governor in Tenncssee. in August nsxt. II the
Fsdersi army continue 10 bold the MidSe and West
ef saat saate. BY viraus u this 0oossstaton
Gov Harris holds his etice uatI bis snccassor y
electea." t - Dc. 1T ''
h A similar Paragrspe appeersd In the Memphis
Allow me 70 sassvss uaAs, MS settled by the Con-
ssgtion OF Tennessee uaas there shall be eectioe
for Governor Senators, and Representative, on the
nsss Thafs IN AusxAs. and there no power In
nf the Stale whicn change anRul sllia
stttGsiunAl requirement .,
Ths eascs,as shoai&, 10y aH nseaas md certainly
sheu.d, therefore. At tho proper tina tale all usces
saTg ptepar1hpry sksfags 20" ss.If'' '.. .'.-s -
FsTgei,tsg 81 the dntsrences Of ofsnioa npaa mi.
nor quesfions OF tbs past, should select good
and true for each poation, In whose supPsst al
true patriots gor dsily upite. ,s
W we val tsesent cae and bat ooe sdeh candidsts
" sch elective atres tAe taeass fecspea
bHy onets psesent the election Of SQUAD 6osth
rights 10 the Poetfou OF 9ovgruc1. fepfesnn4
satiyes In Congress aud tbs General Assembly.
1he ppapte OF thes ps1tkoa Of Tenhds.ee vhklA The
snemy'a lines. Present The preasasst sReossee q be-
rode arm in their patriotic devotion 10 ox
Ha may eendensly rely upon their cofdfsi GU o<fs'
,iaa % fsr a. they may be Pesasssa 70 vsas or ss
pArt IN the election.
as.ss ioas hsSoce August the svsru wfal hsvs milsa
meet the enemy, ieei that hazard very HstIe In
egyoang the confdeat belief. that beteTe election
tdar viii have crushsf oe driven froez oar Sta 10
ltaS insafshaa nseresuarss aAA sandals who hssn
otlraf peopts leaving sssy postsoa % the stste
ana uatxsnuelad In iAs exrose sf sIss lssnsAss
Very sesHsctisiiya
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NUMBER 2l4
lFOTICB.
oyylsls Pgsr ov.Ers.,t.sIEs.

80 ...f. OyvrfB Ppsr ovAErEAMAuEs.l
Kpoxsilie, March II. 1865.
TTHE susborsy Cor The p&ynent Of tfn irregular
- clarlDs In BNss Teanesss. assi.nt shs Quarter
pastera pepaTknest, hss ksea fxansfasred the
dsrsssned. snd iAe atiention of pesan holding such
eisirs b called 20 The fOIicwist paragraphs l-sued
from the Tresznfy dcparmect = ~ -
-. u r CoN<Treak<Ea'a urFcn, Oct. ~. 1ss?
III. Wherever property has been talIen and nned b.
treops Sopptsh By order Of cotrrnn nsins ofeer
ftnca<sG eny tsofxmizsip. ID odbceS CD con ma nd AZ
shown By his sian atnfe. OF Ia Of GeueGal by
that Of Ah k4ptant,, CO that of q Qusrtsfnun-ter
CUmmfsmfy U 'txx<f ksttdfsed ofEcets OF nhen a
spgra asemsee 4Pfs nj ssbA proPer1y- 10 approved b
such uftcer. flir and gurt eonE Eeisating shoud
made our the ssme according % tho appral.enncnt l.
(H not syuspsipe3 OF scosrdtRes % the appruya :
(wbeu hct spPftissd usdet the dead OF sapp,S iur
v..In cs.s sse ,ppfsral Ct co mfss..inr snscer.
or ether avthcsiy3d Oh Get. cEnbot be ubthised ot
such snppfics. sueh claims should be brtEeated 10
ConGresa, ~ 10 some examining o1lorr who NAY he
appofked BY the Secretary al -EaEt - ~
-. kaiHore osAaandtng eaitns 10 Iaid at this
Office, unlcss the orms II the accounts ai- in accn-
dance With the prov sons In the sbovc parsgrAvh..
T. II. ATKINSON,
mAr!G-lm Captain and Poat QaAi terniaStA
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FVOPARTNEEsHIP NOTiCE-Tbe underslga,-
~ have associated themselves toEstAnf under the
styie and frm Of BoNDURAET a NATHAN. fur
TIE putpuse Of coudocting ths GROCERY AND cox
kiSsloH BUaIEES9. In LynohbsrG, We,
We shah kutp constantly on hand ks large ani
we'll Affected Shock OF GfioCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS Sr d Can be obtained, and will spare d.
pains % serve Cur cHstomers % ell tirnks
Conducting The business On the CASH rEincipk
ve win be snshled 10 c1sr in<neesnaatn % city
country purchaser. eli her by wholesale OF rstAs
CeosiguE,eAts of Piozr. Whsss. coh ana an ether
country prodaoe solicited and prompt returrh IN n u
eases, n sooa tales are rnr%s. '.s
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and Srns OF
III grades always On hand
wssolicit share Of the pablic .Pstronas.-
J. p. BONDURANT,
decl7Sm JAMES MATTHIAS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Chattanooga. Anth 4. lssS. !
This is 20 notify all man that the supposed
l. peusion OF the cunscftpt Law fn Ttnnessee. doe
not apply 10 the SaltpetTe man. ali rnen who have
lett any oi the SAltpetre Caves in this STATE and
who do not return 10 their vork by the loth o
Apr will be arrested court nAriatea for desertiou
end mo- probshy shct. a. the penaAty tr eeserti0n
b death.
| -irhis orAsr viii be carried out with 'sAs ueusst
ngCr. FRED. y. SMITH.
l. y . ? ~ Cart. Attiiisy q. q. A.
aprt-fw Asst Hupt n. b n. Buryau.
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oyrror pnns. Army Mrp. BoAnD Ex Anrs.rs,

0yFrcE fRRs. AExr MRp. BoAHp Ex Amrxs rs
Rome, Ca, April &, 1858. I
A N Army Medical Beard cor the exarnissssOn Of
n radical ofhcers. and applicants for appoint
nent, will be esnvsaed st Clsstsanscea, Tsuness.e
On Tbursday the 9Th inst.
The Board VIII be cosnyueed ss toilowH:
Surgeon J.. 7. PIz. Prrsidehi.
ID. ID. eAurpENn,
8. E, CnAILLH,
Assistant A. @. CkMr, Recorder.
aPrfiw A. q. CAMP. Recorder
nA- Rene and Atlasta papers viii copy one WEI.
and nend bin Co this once.
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Runaway

IitROh the saescriber. st Ohattsnoosr, on the 4th
4 inst . peRro man henry. about teet 10 inch-s
high, gingerbread color. and II years old. had
vhen ne iet, grey slit Of cloth ., pretty well
Aud blue OF black military Said boy was
raised IN South Csrulna, and repttsentn himself
b<ng free. LIBERAL reward will re paid far bis nr-
prehe1Eko1. A.s r..t.r A. 7. 0beiNCHAIN.
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,..--.----, 5000 For sahstisate;
HOE an seSYssss 9sn. eyef y9s Ssars efaEe. the
II above pf fee WIN be paid, upon Application i-u
apt1o fws
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LETEa.

We learn Just goins 20 press. that q dis
patch has been received frum koeky Mosst stating
that the town OF Washington taken po-scnzion
by Gsa HAtv~ye-tsrday. We have dsubs % The
cor rectness OF the report thai such
result expected 20 take place time during
The pFsseut wetk.
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HEA DQRs era ARk. REGT.,

aprt-IN ~ nnP .. ~. DeIY.e----
HE4DoRs ara ARK REGr..l
nj sS essssisrs ffssa Go y lf6 IfEapsas RssSeSt
rossa'ss E 'sss private. 10 year. Old bio. .y..
lsbt hair fsr Spsis iseses hsh rsaasd
IN Moutsom,ry county Aisssna. ia: u, DOIley.
com pie 1ion feet iaehes high iesdenos in Mont
geanery eoasty Alabsm4.
esao latS HAST Tsunssssse hsvtns relatives Rsst
The usual reward Of thirty Ssl.r- will be paid for
their apprehension sud delivery.
sprt.in Oel. esnts ReEt..rs.
:. oFPiCE or DEPOeIrAkH,I
KNox VILE, TxH., March 20. 1858. ,
\ AN asthoa lnea by The SECRETARY of the freeAaFy
TO si!e public notice that all TsetsatI nstss set
sssrns ia,mss,. and Ss,sd p.sGsr 70 hcesnssr t; /
pei cent eouYos herds, up 20 the 7sd April ensuing.
kafes xhieh Aeax dates sshsrqeest te December j.
per cent. or III stock certificates b,Aring like In
tefest Interest bearng notss OF sioe strh Ni still
sxesngsd tor the sae. ESQ., snd slee tfues Of The
''''' - ' A.RihsEY.
apy4-lst ntpositAr:
Lost Carpet Bag.
Ossr sas ssS.. 10 c,s. s SHIsssS e.Ss inc
sSs os IN sSS..: sP S.,inE BEEN .t ans Il:
naEss fofguitsh. =, :. .-,f,,
go Capt. Co. II Sd Pa
aprt: 2w' Camp Gear TuDhhoura, lena.
FOR CONGRESS-.
I'VE aru authors and rrquesle 10 announce
w Bon. sAM. A. SAITH. Of Bradlsy oeuuty ss
Q candidate Tor the Confederate colgruss irOn the
CL3vBE SEED.
EoR ssls by iou,, y rnr,c,
A. o.. aAnALsoS. .. L. "a. rIKKLH,
HaaALsoN n pTHKLH,
ohMIssIoK MEROH HANTs,
FAMILY 6RocERIEs.
and coUSTRT PRODUCE,
MARKET e. Sd door North Market House.
Refer 10 bssinssb rnen 81 CAAtssapota. ,.
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1T From the wilEinston your nal.
.tsFrsma yvs.s,as.gten, nc.

:. We haze sp,vensed with gentleuan uh9 lett Gs
Hlif, heRdotiarters AZ ucsock yesterday morRlag
and ": from him that Gen. Bill has tie tous per-
ec,ly anded. that two Transports gunbgats,
had beea Destroyed by oar forces The Steamer Lou
siana bal mat been disabled. She sas sill at Wash
ngton, unable 10 get down the rfsef. fDa Tsssday
the enemy attempted 10 lhein!ctes Washington irea
Newborn, shep- q light look place sonewhers be-
tween swim Creek aud Ch.cow inity cross roads, and
the enemy driven back Pteketlskmtsnng h contiusl-
~ taking plree. We aid bot learn whether we lost
ANY men in the Absye isha hos- t.. .
Gen. Hill had rent q demand for the surrender Of
to~n, which was refused. He then requested the
xemso snf ebiidren " be rrmoseI. which nisD
refused Prom WHIT We can gather, 1t appears thai
ahe esemy are uhnsle Co procure provisions either by
laaa .ox wAiar, We knes where the siesersl's head
lusrters am s6the position OF his batteries but Ute
Asak u weuid ba tsnprsdehs 70 publish it We hope
10 receive sgmeshpg debate iroEs there 10 DAP
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and coUSTRT PRODUCE
MARKET e. Sd door North Market House.
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FOR CONGRESS.

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wv Bon. SAN. ~ SAITH. 81 BFadby couuty a.
q candidate Tor the Confederate congru,s. irVE the
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-14
ffHE NasbviIe Union saws that refugee

fHE Nashville Union says that refugees
from Knoxville state that the outrages com.
mitted by the rebels in East Tennessee, are
becoming worse than ever. Several Union
men in Knoxville never dare to leavo their
doors. A:brigade arrived there recentlyfrom
yicksburg. The heroic Seth Lee, the aged
and daring Union letter carrier, who, at the
risk of his life, repeatedly carried messages
over the mountains to the Union refugees
and who recently broke Jail with number
Of other prisoners at Knoxville, has beer
rearrested, and put in irons, and will b
hung as spy.