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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

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E,,trunce ieo 10 per cent
Committee james Aiersnder, Wheelingi Jesse
Barron Coietan; Or. lfuke Vorhies Flushngi Richard
e Frnsier, Barnesville; Chas Hogs, Csdir
Exhibitors fequfed TO deposit with The Seere'aIy
for The use oi the awarding conmltiee an suheneheu
pedigree Of each animal Al the time OF entry or before
dcy make their examination. The pedigree 70 De w,
broken aud TO be tested by the proper authorizes All
snirrs n, this clss, Of years old and upwards are re-
oulresJ he exhibited under the saddle or In hane" ac
cordilIg To theft entry.
C,,ss s-IIorses best adapted to saddle light hsrren
.fd MI uria
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23
no oft MEN.

Particular attention psidt 70 tho Ms0uftututinlir
OF TooLs RoR BoHine 0iL- WShls. s3 AN tnoik
warranted g bs Of ,he best ma,srlsi and Wort;
Aschsd q any other point se,d.s
Martinsvilis. BeImpat county, Ohio. -msf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

Exhibitors arc required 10 produce All authenticated
pedigree Of each animn a the time Of rniry, for the
Of the awarding committee. Enuanec fee 10 per cent
Cemmtos John Sharp, Unon,owni Rob, Merdt,
Beaire Lewis Wood, Flushing; John Welsh, Glen
eosi John McNary. Mhesllng Yownship.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

For all OF which Il 10 4 speedy and certnin' remedy
and never fails This Lniilent Is prepared from the re
cpe OF Dr. Stephen SweeLof Connecticut, the famous
bone setter and has been dscd in his pruc for
than twenty years with the astonishing sucees-
AS AN ALLEvIAToR OF PAIN, MS uniisaled bt
any preparation before the public, Of which the inosi
skeplcal may be convinced by single saL
This Ininent will cure fnpdly and radically, RKt-
MAric DISORDERS OF every Kind, and in thousands OF
eases where thas been used has never been Known
to full.
FOR NEURALGIA, il win afford immediate relief In
every case, however Distressing
Il will relieve the worst case. Of HEADACHE In
three Minutes, aud 10 warranted TO do H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

TooTHAcHE also win h euro instantly. ..,,s
FOR NERVOUS pEBfLfry and GENERAL LAS
STrUDE arising from inprudence excess This Iinl
ment IL lnos happy aud unfailing remedy. Acting di
reciy upon the nervous tissues srrngtens aud rcyi.
vihes the sysem and TO elasticity and yigor
FOR PlLtS-As ali external remedy we claim that
is the BEsr know and challenge The world 70 pro-
duce all equal Every victim OF this distressing com.
plant should give II trial. for will not fail 10 afford
immediate reef, and in majority OF cases will effect
RADICAL cure.
QrINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
reicly maignan, and dangerous, but timely appkea
uop OF this Eminent will never fail 10 cure. /,
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
mei Of Tie joints Is liable to occur II neglected The
worst csse may be conquered by this Ininenl In tive o.
three days. ~ ,l.-l p
BRUISES, CUTS WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
BURNS AND SCALDS. yield readily 10 the wondeffu
lINlMRNT, when used accord ng TO directions. Also
CHlLBLAINS. FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STINGS. 'N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

Exhibitors ~ this division are required 10 furnlAh au
thenuenied pedigree OF each animal al the time OF enter
Ing, for the use o the committee Entrance 10 per cent
Comniuee--John Singer, Harrison Col Joseph I.o-
per, Loydsvllei Samuel McDowell, 81 Ciairsviile /;
George Holmes, adiri George Ffa.er
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23
TO Horse OwnersI

DR. SWEETS INFAl.LIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES 10 unrivaed by any, and In all cases OF Lame.
ness, arising from sprnfs, Bruises, wrenching ts
effect Is msgicNl and cenan Harness or Saddle Calls
Scratches Mango, &C. will also cure speedily SPAWN
and Ringbone muy be easily prevented and cured In
their incpient slnges but confirmed are beyond
the possibility Of radical No case Of the kind
however, so dcsparaie hopeless but Il may be ale
waited by this lnment aud its faithful application will
always remove the Lameness, aud enable tho horse 10
ravel with comparative ease.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23
A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIsTENT, as an Al
external remedy Is whou, rival, and will alleviate pain
ma,c and Nervous Disorders s truly inalIibe and as
curative for Sores Wounds, sprains, Bruises &c, its
soothing, healing and powerful prope rties
excite the Just wonder and astonshen OF all who have
ever given trial. Over Thousand eerihcates Of
remarkable cures, performed BY il within the Last Two
years, attest the fact
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

tn POT ueHt VIII 0e unhTged nt an enIrance lee
in division first OF this class on the irsl premium
Tor which the ariielc is intended to compete, pIo
vided the fret premium amounts to 80, or more,
In division second there llbe no charge.
Committee lor both divisions - ------ Hoze,
lsnd; Mrs. J. NJ, Mitchell, 81. Clairsville, Mis-
B, Z DUNCAN, Colsrain tp; Miss M. NJ. Fawssi =
East Richlnnd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

Best dispsyof farm implements, by fnrmer.10 dip
Exhibitors fee in this class will be 10 per cent the
f-t premium for which the article competcs, where the
hfst premium amounts to 81, more-if less nothing
Commiitee-John Ward, Easi Ricblandi Thos Majors
Cole ain ip Matthew Ncho Colerain p; Geo. Barthoo-
me w, bridgeport Hiram Borod, 81. Clairsvile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
NEW MENBERs OF CoNGREss.

Col Mark II. Banlord the successful candidate from
the I'd Congressional District Of Georges, represented
at present BY Hon. Hines Holt, entered the war at is
beginning, as Captain in the 18th Ga. Regiment and
aistagu shed hmss on various occasions for bravery
The Colonel Of that regiment Edward johnson, At
present Division General in Euers Corps. Ii was at
che battle of Mcdowell we believe, that Col Blanford
Loot an arm which deprived the regiment of his ser
vices for several months So lie recovered from
his wound, Col Banford promptly reported to the Sec
rotary of War for duty, Who reused to send him to the
field on account of physical disability to perform the
service He offered honorable position ir the
Ordnance Department but declined, psefeTring active
duty in the field Col Blanford Quilted the service as
Lieut. Colonel and bat for the unfortunate loss of his
arm bid fair to attain much higher grade in the army
He ia prominent lawyer of Southwestern Georgia and
. gentleman of tine practical talent.
Judge Clifford Anderson, at present in the city, ia the
member elect hon the 4th District of Georgia repre-
ssnted in the last Congress by the Hon. Mr. Kenan. A
the commencement of the war, Judge Audess rAis'
a company Of which he vas for long time Captain,
but hs health being unequal TO the hardshps OF the
position he rendered and accepted, the position OF
Inspector General on the Staff of Ges. A. K. Wright
He is a resident of Macon, Georgia, and astute and
successful lawyer Of that city The complete county re-
turns OF the election in the District show bis majority
over Mr. Keuan 10 be 2s exclusive Of the army vote
Capt G. n Lester, the representative elect FROM the
AareS District is the second On,lrned delegate FRI
the Empire State" he entered the Captain
in the 7th Georgia Regiment and forced 10 retire
from the service from physical disability superndueed
BY the loss of an arm. He smisble gentleman,
successful lawyer, aLd las been for number CT years
Reporter of the Supreme Court of Georgia Like his
colleague, Judge Anderson, he was for several terms,
member Of the General Assembly Of that S!ate.
Col W. D. Holder one Of toe newly elected mem
bers from Mississippi was Colonel ct the l7h hssissiO-
D Regiment in Barksdals's, nov Humphreys, Brigade
he was severely wounded at Malvern Hill, and again at
Gettysburg, which has incapacAied him7rom further
service in tie field He was nominated and elected
without solicitation his art. highly intelligent
and sensible gentleman, be will prove useful and Ell
Gent member Col Holder, believe, makes his de-
but ia public life when lie takes his seat IN the next
Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

ARRIVAL OF WcUEDKD.-Ths wounded in the late
6ght Brstoes Station have been coming in for the
past four days One hundred and sixty received
at the SeabrOOk Receiving Hospital yesterday, and the
last nstsment expected to arrive last night About
SIX hundred in all had been received up to yesterday al
t,rnoon.
Probably seven Fights of them North Carolniana
from Cooks and Krklands brgades, while the remain
der are from the corps of shsrpshoOters of various
other brgadts. few who were in the rear, and not
engaged we're struck by fragments of she'll
The wounds generally are of very bad nature
much worse than any se have seen in many months
past Oue poor fellow in the seabroOS Hospital has Loot
both arms. The time has been in in other times
hen such case would win an ovation. His case
should be inquired into atonce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
IRON TPCNRSSER.

The following official telegram from General Wheeler
WAS not sent to Richmond We perceive 1t also was
not sent to Augusta 1t dated Missionary Ridge Oct
l4h:
he says he crossed the river in the face Of division
of the sneuy az Cotton Port Ford the SOh ut, and
proceeded in the direction Of hcMinnylle, where after
sharp fight he captured large train and ZOO prison.
ers The train loaded with ammunition ana other
stores and ia supposed consist OF 200 or 500 wagons
which were burned. He then attacked MeAinnyille,
capturing altogether $50 prisoners and another large
40 % aina commissary ssoCes, Ammunition, arms,
eJlhng, &c, and destroyed the bridge over HICKORY
Creek together With an engine aud uAn OF cars he
then made a demonstration upon Aurfree.o0ro, de-
sroyinV the bridge over Stone river and took train OF
cars At the bragg at Wsr:Tdce. be then moSeo 10
shelbyvie where be captured large amount of stores
and burned them.
The Ad4nt1 Appeal, of the l7Gh, says:
The movements o. Burnsides nov Hooker's, corps
of Rue Federal Amy, beginning 20 deys tnem'
selves IL would seem that he moving eAt~Srd, VIII
a toleiable formidable force, aud is now Threatening
Abingdon Va Arrangements, We dou lt no., nave, or
speedily viii be made, 20 meet aed check bis progress
II The Federal accOunts brought 70 Us by Telegraph
this morning relt We to the movements Of koddy, be
true he has ere this formed junction with Wheeler
and the Two combined viii be enabled to play the ms
en- + with ,stcrars' rear We live in daily eXpeota-
ton OF the mos; cheering from Middle Tennessee
If Roddy aud Wheeler have succeeded in uniting their
forces Rosecrans either soon sArve surrender or
take the back track from chattanooga
TIE special correspondent Of the Savannah Republi-
can ,s graphs as follows from ohekanauga the 18th
The rein{oreements from MeIdes army at Bridge
tort nd other points water bound.
TIE intelligence from Wheeler Is that he passed en-
tglv round Rosecranss destroyed their stores al
Mchinnyie and other points burnt the railway bridge
and tresles and destroyed seven hundred wagons DE
vas attacked and pursued by superior force and lost
considerably He took number Of prisoners and re-
crossed the river a. Decatur, Ala.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
IA County Court OF Buckingham county Monday, the 9TH
day Of October 1865:
WIN Kyle and CassAndra his wife, James r. Thompson and
Helen j. his wife, JImes NJ, Kyle and Martini r. his Mie
WIN. a. Davis, Henry T. Davis Wm Henry Kyle, ana "n'
Kyle, OF Botetourt, .rt rs.
against
The children Adede Brown deceased whose names are IN
known; the children OF Elizabeth Dickens whose name are
the children Of Emily Dcktnon, whose names arc
unknown and children Of Ann Benson whose names are
unknown, Ueis.
IN CHANcERY,
The object OF this suit Is obtain decree for the sale
OF And containing 3S lying In the county OF buckingham
and for distribution Of the oceeds sale amongst the plain
tits and defendants heirs Of Mary kJle, declared
appearing sdavi In This cause that the DEFEND
ants the chdrgn Adelaide Brown deceased OF Elizabeth
pekenson deceased the children OF kny Dckenson deceased
ohdrenO Ann Benson deceased lot inhabitants
State the plSnn motion Is ordered that the san Alb
sent do appear within month alter due puoca-
ton and do what 10 petsc their IN
teres that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN me
Richmond Whg, public Newspaper, published 10 The cny OF
Richmond successysl, posted al the front
door the this county the hrst day Of the
County Court. eopy-Teste. .,,
oo g--w4w L. n. ihNiNu' cierk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
FRoN NoRTRERN YRGINIA.

The following Official despatch from Gen. Lee was re-
ceived at the War Department Tuesday evening
October 10th, ls6S.-To GsRerdl S Cooper: Gen.
SUR. yesterday opposed, at auckland, the advance
of General Klpatrieks division OF cavalry, whilst
Gen. Fiiz Lee attacked his flank and rear. The enemy
WAS routed and pursued until be reached bis infantry
support at HaymarSe. and Gainesville. Two hundred
prisoners, with horses, arms and equipments eght "A
CONS and ambulAnces, we're captured. h L. hhA'
Passengers from SauntOn by the Central train last
evening, confirm report which reached here yesterday,
of the capture of four hundred and thirty odd prisoners
at Charestowu, in jefferson county, Sunday last by
Gen. Imbodens cavalry. He made sudden descent
upon the place. and surprised the garrison who surren-
dered after feeble resistance. Ga their return, Cen
Imbodens men were attacked by force OF Yankees
out from HApers Ferry, but after Protrseted skr-
misEang they rePuked the enemy and brought Oh the
prisoners together with some useful stores.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
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PUBLIC SALE


IN obedience to a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Hanover county, pronounced the 26h day septem
ber 1863 the special Commissioner, will MON
DAY. the I'd day Of November 1863 f not bad day 10
the weather II be- then the frs good day ihsreafT At
Gould HILL the late residence Of Dr. Wa Nelson decd at IL
o'clock, fell T. the highest bidder the
GOULD HILL TRACT OF LAND,
containing eight adrd and ten large
Dwelling House. all the out bsfna stables &C. necessary
for n large farm, IN good order.
Gould l Is Beautifully situated the Pamunkcy river, from
Hoyer House depo the Central railroad, from
conveien vessel landing the Pamvnkey Six and
from the city OF r chmond eighteen miles.
The land producVsa good soil for Improvement and
has II abundance OF vond End really, Tor the Of II,
this is As deslrabi, farm sny on Pamunsey river
On the same day and az the same place (GoHd HiLi),
1 will sell TO the highest bidder, other ..
SMALL THACrOH LAND,
containing iwentyIwo curhs acres, adjoining the
land Mr. Haw ard Others the following terms 10
both Traces: ....
onerd Of the purchase payable In cash. Oneshrd In
months and one d In two yearshe purchasers Tor
the deferred payments executing bonds with approved personal
security and carrying interest from the day SALE and the TILE
retained til the whole OF the be paid at the option OF
the purcae the whole OF the proceeds OF sale receivable In
cash. and the tile transferable by deed Immediately, In tmpi-
with said decree
Mr.. JAMES Winston the present At Gould Hi, will
pleasure In going the farm with wishing TO
anime It. and Mr. Hsw TO the snail Tract his residence.
EZEKIEL .. TALLEY,
oc i-ew6ss C3mm'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

MERIDIAN, MSS, Oct. 2O.-oafcal information states
that the Yankees are rapidly retreating to Big Black
and are being pursued by our cavalry On their re.
treat one regiment of the enemy entered Clinton and
burned some houses.
In the late fight our cavalry made very stubborn
resistance The conduct of Gen. Writ Adams in this
engagement is highly spoken OF. The ioss on either
side is not reported.
President Davis left this afternoon for Enterprise.
On, hundred aud twenty-five Yankee prisoners ar
rived here last night going East They were captured
by Gen. Chalmers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Z. 8. pLEAsANTs, AuonoxKzs.
imam GAZE

BYE. s. pLEAsAETs. Aucnoxrza.
LARGE SALE
OF ALI THE FURNITURE, CARPETS, MAT
TREsSES, BEDDING, TABLE FURNITURE,
OJNNIB USES, HORSES, HARNESS. dc.
BELONGING TO THE
"COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DEING instructed by the Proprietors of the
ID sell out the entire esabihment TUES
DAY. 2h ns the sale will be at 10 o'clock ami continue
There similar es.abshment 'ederacy which
be found Furniture better quality, or selected with more
iuo1 "a s ssFsEss in part
I aSRsnla a1s GsE ;iaEE ~ IS ''
100 sauck do,
800 Feather and Hair Pillows.
100 do Bolsters'
$50 Pillow Gases,
1850 Bed Spreads,
100 Comforts,
100 Bureaus a marble top)
50 Wsshstsnds,4 do.
Handsome Parlor Carpets,
Splendid French Plate Mirrors
Window Curtains, Shsdes,
Parior Chairs, Centre Tables, &C.
IN TIE DINING ROOM FUREITURE
IL Included number of
Hotel Dining Tables,
sde Tables, scrvant,' do, Reading do,
Ohaang Dkhes Tureens,
OsStors, Celery STANDS,
Soup, Dinner, Breakfast and Desert Plates,
Cups and Ssusers,
Tumblers and Gobieis,
Wine Glasses, Salts, Decanters,
Table Cloths, Napkins,
Table Spoons, Tea spoons,
Knives and Forks, &c.
Nv KITCHEN FURNITURE
VIII be found ...
stewpg, Flying, Roasting and Baking Pans,
Soup Pots, Bolers
Alarge number Of
Candlestlcks, Blowers, spitoons, s.,
Stoves and Pipe
1 sett Fairbanks Platform Scales,
extra large 'Herring's Patent IRON SAFE,
Hotel 0mnibuses,
entire sets OF Harness for do,
1 Hotel Baggage Wsgoo,
3 Horses
Besides the above list there very large OF Sun
dries 10 10 detail Jet all worthy the notice OF
proprietors OF hotels aud the pablo.
would call especial attention TO the character az the HAIR
MATTRESSES The quality the best TO bad
lent condition.
In fact LET Ike the above impossible to do Justice to
claims presented By extensive and excellent
end that gentlemen Of enterprise viii find 1t
chance to invest.
N. BThe lat will be sold In detail far possible suit
the want Of refegees and mdivtduI buyers
Il. g. PLEAsANTs
ocIT AuctIoneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, OFT. 2l.-The Congressional elections
passed off quietly yesterday. There being no opposi-
ton 10 Hon. VIM Porcher Miles in the I'd district, he
was unanimously reelected.
Affairs as usual at the batteries.
SECOND DSsPATcH.
CHARLESTON, Oct 2l.-A accommodating party OF the
enemy in barges discovered Fort Sumter last
night, between IL and o'clock, and driven of with
grape shot No change at the batteries Yankee Off
GERS on horseback observed to-day inspecting the
works on Morris Island
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
Congress.

REPoRrs FRON Nav ORLEAEs.-The following spe-
ea dispatches, dated Jackson the l4th and 10th, We
ad in the Mobile Register which is of the opinion, it
Is true as it comes from divers sources and vita all the
eircumstantaty of Urassmbianes. If true, it Is glo-
rious, but we await confirmation:
A gentleman from hatcher arrived at Brookhsyen,
another from New Orleans at Summit, and others IRON
intermediate points all confirm the defeat OF Banks and
~ capture OF himself and his san, aud htsen regl
lnts by Gen. Taylor.
y man from New Orleans, who left Friday, says the
Less is published in the city Papers-
lady from NeE Orleans says about SEQ PAroltd
prisoners had arrived there and more expected.
Fifteen regiments we're captured
She brought out copy Of the Era in which the &C
count was published but bad given it away.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

THE VIsIr of the Mayor OF Petersburg to the Sec.
rotary of War, was learn from the Express en-
tirely satisfactory. Privilege granted the city to
nake purchases, any and every where, and orders will
be issued to the agents OF the Government not to i'm
press such articles she agents of the city may desire
to buy. Regarding the matter of transportation, the
Secretary of War did not feel justified in taking any
acton thinking it best to leave it altogether with the
rlrOlds whose companies he felt confident would do
everything in their power alleviate the sueriDgs #
our people.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

TsE FIGHr AT SALEM.-A correspondent Of the Mir
sissppan writes that Gen Chalmers victory at Salem
vas more complete than at first known. Prisoners re-
port the strength OF the enemy in the fight at two thou
sand, with six pieces of artillery. Gen. Chalmers had
Twelve hundred, With no artillery. The eremy mover
halted till they reached lagrange Gen. ChalMers be
ing dismounted, could only follow them few miles
Sixteen of the enemys dead were found on the field
Toeir loss according to the account Of prisoners cap
tured after the battle, two hundred killed aud
wounded. Our loss was three killed snd forty-seven
wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

DANGEROUS excitement was oecasoued in the
vicinity of the Theatre Tuesday evening" by soldier
dscharging bis muske in Broad street at another SOL
der who was attempting to escape from the custody
of guard. Fortunately, no one was hurt, but this
ariog in the public streets Is offence which should be
repressed ere We have deore the loss of vau
able citizen by a stray ball.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

RoDE> on A Rail. Some wounded soldiers, from
Tennessee, at the hospitals in Griffin, Georgia, recently
rode Mr.. Ssayze, of the "Bugs Horn of Liberty
on rail- on account of some indelioate filings at Mrs.
Geu Morgan and other Tennessee ladies, in late num-
Der of the "HOrn" Mr.. Swsyze has since published
card in the Atlanta papers denying any intention to re-
prOach the family of Mrs. Morgan, and says his pur
pose was to burlesque the ILLUSTRATED News" and other
similar Newspaper enterprises.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

SURPLUS ron TIE CrV-Peop,e Of slender incomes
will read vito interest the announcement in todays
pager showing the Inauguration Of the plan adopted by
he City Council for obtaining supplies Of food for our
people. Much credit is due TO the Committee for the
promptness with which they have entered upon the
discharge of the important duties devolved upon them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22

Tsxsrr Nroacss who we're ehdsavoring 70 escape
to Fort Pulaski in two boats, were recently captured
low the distractions in Savannah river. A few days
previously twenty others making their way to the
fort by the same means when it upset, and all but
three drowned They tai passed all the pickets.