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swamps and owlands that skirt ns skirmshing
WAS constant BY the cavalry for thrtysix hours, Ia
which we probably lost nty In killed and wounded,
aus nearly n equal number Of horses.
GEN. CRAMPS rRrs PLAN.
Fer the nrst time crossing the Rapidan the real
plan Of General Grant for reducing Richmond growing
manifest Il never bis intention 10 enter Richmond
from the north, unlsss the unforeseen chances and
contingencies Of battle should make It easy
quest. Nature and ART have exhausted themselves In
making II impregosbe from that direction and General
Grant we'll advised OF this at the outset. But the
army was on the Rappahannock when he assumed the
general command confronted BY General Leo To have
withdrawn from there, ana transported his army by
water from Washington 70 this place. would have given
Lee time and opportunity, which he rarely waited, 70
have made counter demonstrations Washington and
the Upper Potomac was considered best drive the
rebel army before 70 Richmond, n Il could
not b destroyed sooner FOR IL destruction. instead
Of the capture Of many rebel capitals the grand
objective purpose 10 do this eectually, By compelling
70 retreat from Richmond lire Of our selec-
lion, the destruction Of the railroad through Cor
dousviie 70 the westward become an important
consideration For this purpose the army lay in thc
vsIny Of Bethesda church and Coal Harbor full week
longer than would otherwise have DONE but the rail
road analy not only destroyed for miles, but
psssiy snnihstsd % far ~ the term Ii applicable 10
matter Our mission that flank then accomplished
We are now here.
vALUn or rnSzssao.
win the capture Of Petersburg - ah accomplished
fact. The Danvs Railroad 10 the snly that connects
the rsssl capital with Southern coufsdcrscy Tho
width q this road said 70 diner from all other
Southern railroads, and win prevent the withdrawal Of
rolling stock This road be easily tbrsasencd, or
destroyed, from Petersburg, 20 that the rebel
government win fee, that Richmond is held by avery
slight tsnws. zAs loss Of Pssersbuys q Ae sirWn
suREvpxa RcunoHD
glance q the map win convince she most unbsleving
Of this. Our communications win be matchIess; theirs
hopeless let the tnid, who scent disaster In every
brsszs and borrow trouble from all movements, bo
assured that tho glorious campaign Of vcksburg viii
nnd parallel here. There s something very grand and
imposing In the slow and steady advance Of this army
Richmond. II reminds n the mountains closing
IN On the thres brothers in the fairy tale.
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THE SECOND CORPS.
Mr.. Finley Anderson's Despatoh.
BATTLE Fmp m FRorr or PETERSBURG,
lima

Mr.. Finley Anderson's Despatch.
BArnx FmD FRoRT PrxRssuRo,l
June 20, 1894.
Yesterday one or the most peaceful Sundays this
army has had sioos the campaign commenced. Scarcely
shot nrsd during tne day. Most Of the day was
pesn devoted 10 reorranzns the troops and strengthen
iss the iines The soldiers were very much exhausted
With continued marching and fighting and needed htts
rest
ytAo rRucs-rn oRyscr.
Yesterday Afternoon nas Of truce sent one from
our sds and arrangements erected for collecting
the wounded and buryng the dead that lie between the
HINES, in which pseus duty working parties were
gagged. The Losses In front Of Petersburg have been
severe on both sides, bat our list OF casualties has
evidently besn greater than the snsmy's because we
have asde repeated charges his fortified lines.
1ns Rxnris RnsroncEp.
When tte principal forts IN the outer line Of works
were taken y was supposed that we would soon be IN
o. the city, but the rebels have been pouring
10 rsiniorcements " great numbers uots NORTH
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and South Carolina, % well a. from Lees army.
and every foot Of ground which have advanced
since the fighting commenced In this VICINITY has been
vigorously disputed by the enemy
sAruRDAr's cRARaE AND wnY yAirm.
The charge made saturday AFTERNOON II one point
q the line by tho stormpg column In the Second corps
was magnificent affair, and the universal opinion 10 that
Il would have bcen successful the troops had only had
the advantage Of the Of their old officers to lead
them. But many OF the valuable officers have been either
killed wounded, and Of course tho efficiency Of the
troops necessary consequence has BEEN considerably
impaired
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THE CASUALTIES.

Aaaitismai List Of Wounded or the See
oud Corps, June 10. sma
t,eut u,cbseI Eelioner. .C. 63d r. severely Thomas
Kns' Il I'm ara, slightly; oory Buchanan, illth
\ Y. slightly; CORP cru,hers, J. lin ~ slishty
/. 80 y a., seyereiy; sam Ccnce, l., 1th art,
sl;eb,,y Rreshy, X, rth art, slightly John Dor.
msr Is. i45th Ps slightly John Banks, U. 18TH Mas"
CONTINUED ON TrGRTH PAGE
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THE EIGHrEEuTH CORPS.


HSApovARrns, EosyEnnrn ARwr CoRss,
ls yHs FmLB, juno 10, 1884 J
mo command Of Msisr General smith 10 oil sucamped
No the ncShborhood Of Pou wsIths with the sroepSos
o Marndaes dvsion which has rot yst returned from
the front.
CENTRAL nArnsnAfs x>uAoxD.
IN the lighting yesterday Msrtndalc wss snrAssd and
lost some men. How many ID not jet known here His
wounded were coming In through the day yesterday.
TINS NEWS rRon
,s verr moasro II appears that Hancock charged the
works on his front Yesterday afternoon but was re-
pulsed, Borrs,a.. later ,p the dav. also advanced
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11Y. Wlniam n. dsrrfam's DespAtoh-
In ssn FIND. HSAs PoHS ~ Rocks, va.,(
June 20-A n. I
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MR. william ~. Mcrriam's Dsspateh.
TsSm CoHrs, In THE FiElo, June 10, 1884,
Tpn RRnHI ATTACK

On the morning Of the 1Tth nss about hslpass hrss,
the enemy with infastry attacked General r. Fosters
division Of the Tenth corps. Their infantry consisted Of
Fields and Picketts divisions OF Longstreeps corps
Tho attack was kept up during the day, and only
ceased after dark. General Fosters right rested on
Ware Bottom church, near James river, extending TO.
wards tho Appomattox distance Of mile and a
half. The enemy extended from Dr. Ho~iest's house,
the James river, towards the appomattox. the
whole beng In tho immediate trout Of General
rnstar. ttps tina eshibns was also aong on on tho
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Legal Notice

TT ARVEY T. Mitchell as adminfstfstofs
III OF Isaac Mitchell aga nsts William n
MITCHELL Mary e. Fields and John Fields her
husband, Isaac MITCHELL John Mitchell, VII.
lia;n Mitchell, Casey Mitchell The uhknswn
heirs of Margaret Ullom decd. William Ul-
lom. Shadrach Ullom; Franklin Ullon, Isaac
Ullom, Ellen Wright and William Wright
her husband, Jane Freeman and George Free-
man her husband; Mary Stewart and Thcmza
Stewart her husband, Mary Rich, Nancy Rus.
ter and John Rutter her husband, HannaA
Myers and William Myers her husband, Ianss
zones, the unknown heirs OF Samusb James.
decd, John Jones and the unknswn heirs OF
Abraham Jones decd. the above. named de-
fsudaHt, will take notice that ON the 2d day
of September 1864, Harvey T. Msehsn az
administrator of Isaac Mitehell dessf 6l-&
in the Probate Court Of Monroe Capaty, 0hie
his petition against them which is. pow
Pending in which the said Harvey +. Mich
ell asks for authority to complete q csrtains
real contract made by Isaac Aitchsff sr.7 With
isaac Mitchell jr., for the sale and cenrryanos'
of the following described real estate. sitnatsp
in Monroe County Ohio to wit cemmsncine,
Sorty rods east of the north east corner %
the south west quarter of section 80, towns
ship three. range four; thence west to 4 stoIt
thence south to stone between the hon.
now in b'.ilding by Isaac Mitchell jr., and the
house Isaac Mitchell sr. now lives in; Ahenc
Onward south to the south line of the soatk
west quarter of section thirty three, town.
ship three, range four; thence east with said
line forty rods east of the south east oornef
of the south west quarter of section thirtS-
three township three range four, thencs
North to the place of beginning canssihfng
fifty acres more or less. Said defendants are
notifed that thet may answer or defend said
petition, and that the matters therein win be-
for hearing in said Courton the third Menday
in October, 1864.
HARVEY 7. MITCHELL.
Adm'r, Of Isaac T. Mitchell, dec'd,
sept. 7, 1ss4,-.6w.
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Expenditures Continued.

Pd state common school fund paid to
treas. of Adams tp. .6os 40
do state common school fund paid to
treasurer of BENTON township 559 90
do state common school fund paid to
treasurer of Bethel township. ..67O 80
do state common scLo ] fund paid to
treasurer OF Center town 'hip. .1021 80
do state common school fund paid to
Woods6. Id Corporation. All 80
do state common school, fund paid t.
treasurer of Franklin township. ..T69 o
do state common school fund paid to
treasurer of Green township 694 20
do state common school fund paid to
treasurer OF Jackson township. .76S 80
do state common school fund paid to
treasurer OF Malaga township. 967 20
do state common school fund paid to
treasurer of Ohio township. 1907 70
do state common school fund paid to
-as treasurer of Perry township. 6e6 so
Z do state common school fund paid to
treasurer of Salem township TIP 40
do state common school fund paid to
.ss treasurer of Clarington District 31S so
5 do state com mon school fund paid to
treasures of Seneca township s16 40
do state common echool fund paid to
60 treasure, of Summit township. 705 90
do state common school fund paid to
al treasurer of S1nsbury township 644 10
do state common school fund paid to
treas. of BeaIlsville Cooperation 223 60
do state common school fund paid to -
treasurer OF Switzerland township Sol 60
dc, state common school fund paid to
5afi treas of Washington township. .s33 80
do state common school fund paid to
fla treasurer OF Wayne township ....716 80
sePd ssction sixteen fund to treasurer
cixy f1nA 10
2 asi ofoAdams township. .139 So
do section sixteen fund to treas E
$40 Gurer of Benton township. .26 Is Z
do section sixteen fund 20 treas
zurer OF Bethel township .... .12s 90 8
3 do sectien sixteen fund to tteas-
iBs urer OF Center township .....1S0 35
do section sixteen fund to treas
ursr OF Woodsfield Corporation 23 "a 6
do section sixteen fund 10 treasu
of Franklin township. Ito So 4
2 do section sixtetn fund to treasu-
rer of Green township. ..... ,23 80
do section sixteen fund TO trcasu-
.rer of jackson township 49,. is Is o
do section sixteen fund to treasu-
rer of Malaga township ....3S5 81
do section sixteen fund to treasu-
rer of Ohio township $3.50. 1876 81 5
do section sixteen fund to treasu-
rer of Perry township. ...... 81 O6 4
do section sixteen fund o treasu
rer of Salem township ...... 79 At
do section sixteen fund TO treasu-
urer OF Clsrington District 49, 08 8
do section sixteen fund to treasu
rer OF Seneca township. .23S Sc 5
do section sixteen fund to treasu
urer of Summit township. -. .203 80 7
do section sixteen fund to treasu-
rer of Sunsbury township. lS7 81
do section sixteen fund to treasu-
rer of Beallsville Corporation. 66 80
do section six cen fund to treasu-
rer Switzerland township. .... Us 95 O
!,io sect on sixteen fund to treasu-
rer of Washington township. 146 II c
do section sixteen fund to treasu-
rerof Wayne township. Iss ID 8
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Court of Common Pleas-No
tica in Partition. =

9 = p Ia r Is
ToHN MILLER and Elizabsth Miller his
J wife, Simeon P. Keeae, Benjamin F
Keene, William fiatt and Pretieus Piatt his
wife, Jon. Keene, Rieh'd Keene, Francis Sesne
John Brown and Martha A. Brown his wife
are hereby notified that James Keene, en- the
day of October, A D. 1864 fled in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe Coanty,
Ohio, his petition against shem in which he
demands partition Of the east half of the
forth west quarter of sestion fourteen in
township four of range five and ten acres of
he south end of the south east quarter of
he south west quarter Of section fifteen in
township four range Ave in said County Of
Nonroe. Said James Keene says be is The
owner of eight ninths of sa real estate, and
will ask for an order of partition Of said prem
i es at the next term of said Court.
JAMKS KBENE.
October 10. ls64-6w,
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The STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SAID COUNTY,
Octnhar Term IA ID lSS4


'tThis day came into court James .. Amos,
james K. Norris and William F. Hunter and
filed in Court the following report to wit
The undersigned committee appointed by the
Honorable e. H. Evans, Judge of the Court OF
Common Pleas at the October term, 1864. OF
said Court to examine the report OF the
Commissioners of Monroe Coupon the state q:
the finances. of said county for the fiscal year
ending September 9TH, 1864, having examin-
ed said report do fud the same to be correct
aH according to law. James o, Amos, James
K. Morris, Wm, F, Hunter" and the Cesrt
having examined the same do approve am
confirm said report. Ordered by the Court
that said report of the County Commission
sra be published three weeks in the County
paper.
/ D, Walton, clerk of the Court certify that
the foregoing was taken and truly copied
from the journal of said Court of the term
aforesaid, Witness my hand and the seal OF
saId Court this leth day of October A, D, 1864
D. WALTON, Clerk,
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In ths matter Of the accounts of the Com.
missioners of Monroe County, William F.
Hunter, Esq, James R. Morris, Esq, are ap.
pointed by the Court to examine with tie
Prosecuting Attorney said cots, and report
upon the same in pursuance of Law.
4. E. EVANS, Judge.
October 49, 1864
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EXPENDITURES.

do Allen H. Pierson 90 do de 81 80
do SmalIwOsd 81 Green, new pump in
Jail Is so
ness, insanity case IS
do John s. Way fees as Probate Judge
insanity eases 3s
do G. McComas express charges and
hauling books from Barnesvills 6 81
do Il. II. +. passmore assisting
prosecuting attorney 10
do Vaughn & Clesg tax refunded 2 70
de Baltzer Hines blacksln thing for Co. 2 80
do John S, Way examining County
bounty accounts OF Military
Committee 10
do William Read unclaimed cost H.
Smith & Co W. A w. Boughner / ~
do William Read unclaimed cost E.
Lucas VS.. A. Cauet +tt r 95
do W. r. SiuclaIr medical witness
insanity case ei Is
J, Walton for stationery for coun-
ty offices 6s So
=" j. Walton examining county boun-
ty &C. uunt OF military comm, tee 10
do S. l. Mooney merchan 1izin0 Tor
county offices l so
do M, Faggers clsthing for lunatic Is 90
do d o'Couuor tor recording burnt
recoris 3O4 10
do VIM. okev unclaimed cost Her
denoods ia Smith x Co. VS. ] Weir 13 81
do q. ~. Carrothers Ia sefge yenire
dc J. Gillespie assessor of Green
township to enumcrate drafted men so
de Wm. Rose stove pipe chambers Tor
jail aud spou ing foi court house 15l
do John N. kirkbride freight
books from GAINESVILLE ESQ
do Geo W Carrofher eonweying luna
tics from &c u,nbus 135
do IL. Flcniug r al. postage ar d
stamps for auditor aud tr asurer AZ
do Williams 4 West printing for Co. 81 40
doc McGoinas sfisi hI on books from
Barnesvi!le .......-. 30
do M. Morrow repairing stairs court
honse .-..--i.......... A
do N. : Ba@er fer recording burnt
records ......s. ............ rs 1
do John burton freight on books. -. Is
do j, u. u'CoDnor reco, ding Deed for
County. ...-..... ..... SO
do John oksy, tax refunded. ,.l...... 10 55
do H. Fleming .. n. postage and
stamps forcounty Offices 49,. 81
do Williams & Vest printing for Co. IS rs
do Lev is Baker & Co. blank book
for recorders Office .... 16
do Jackson McGht freight on books s.
from Dsrnesnilie ..... Sol
do .aiien 3 pIerson for white wash
ing Jail
do Nathln Hnlllster unclaimed cost
Phidps rs. i,iisy sy.,..,.... 90 09
do Fl jah Utlom assessor Benton tp. SO rs
do N S. Mrilott, do adams tp. 40 sol
do jesse b own unclaimed cost
Cline vs. Dye ye.....-........ Al
de Jno G le pie assessor G'een tp. 80
do Henry Winters :. Washington tp SO
do John ,Jeffsrs 81 Sun bury tp. 43 sol
do Rs IL. Ul:om Perry tp. SO col
do Peter Demuth Summit tp. 40 SO
40 Fhns. .un.ing : Seneca tip. 43 so
do JaaIss Anl-,sSuA Jackson tip 80
do J. Hutchesoua Bethel tip. 81
do Joseph B,s'st Wayne tp. 81 so
do William Tux C-nter Up. "a
do Jas. staIlings . Franklin tp. 43 Sol
do L. s. tiallah-r q Salem tp. As
DO 0illiap Sle.n Malaga tp. Sc
do ). w. I.pl>i@.tr Ohio tp. 40 so
do p. q. Aslsau'z " twitzsrland tp. As
do C.. Al. Morrow cost in State cases Is 40I
do johu b. Noli drawiTs plan and
oii Specification for court house -. 8
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COUNTY DEBT.


-a Pa,d Messsrly Sanders interest and prin-
cipal bond Nos. 3, 4, 8, 4o ........ .4sS oo
Pa:i Joel Yost interest bond No.
A and IS. .... 10 70
Paii Isaac sarnhart interest on bond
No. 4s .... ....... 10 Al
Paid Lawrence Yockey interest on
tsnd No 46 .............. ....
Pad Jacob Esger interest on bond
No. 20 . ........ 8 90
Paid Fred Ketterer interest on bond
Nc. Is ,........... ..n -. IA 40
Paid Dayi,i Kirkbride Nos. 2e, l6,
Al, 4s .......... =. -. 40 "a
Paid Mahl-man .,os. Al, so, 81, 81,
Is, % an 81 -. ........... AZ 81
Paid William Milligan Nos. 9, A, 4s
laii Jno. a: Davenport Nos. q, "a,
and IS IT "a
Paid 7, H Rridgeman No. g., ..... 90
Paid J. Huffman No l3 ......... II 81
aid 2 Schumacher No. aud l2 1i2 90
prin. & in. bond No /, 5o7 90
Paid James Collins Principal and
interest on bond No. 40. .145 60
Lawrence Yockey principal & inter
est on band So. 46 lo4 90
Pail Isaac Barnhart interest on bond
No 43 ......... ....-.......-.... 10 Al
Paid George Huffman interest
bond No. s. ...... .-.., IA 80
Paid John A. Davenport No. 27, "a,
& 35 ....,.... 80. ........ II Sd
Paid John A. Davenport rent for Pro
bate ofice ........ rs 90
Paid Philip Schumacher principal
and interest on bond No. 2 1910 90
/" in on boud no. 12 l6 90
Paid David Kirbrids interest on bond
nos. Al, 20, As I6a and 80 A "a
Paid Lucy N. Mitel ell in. bono nos.
SO aid 3S -...-.-... 8
Paid Frederick Muhleman interest
on bonds nos. 29, AZ, 2S, so, 81, 80 aud
| SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45 81
| Paid Fred Ketterer in, bond no 1e. 20
Paid Peter Dorr interest on bonds ne
81, ~, "a and as ....-........ "a ga
Paid A. 3. Briiegman in. on bond
no. .............f..... ....... 8
| paid William Miliigau interest on
bonds nos. 80, 9, As, and A. .... 81 36
Paid N. Long interest on bonds nos.
AZ aud -. SO 4s
/ Paid Yest interest on bonds nos. A
and IS :. =. ,>.. ..... q "A
Paid John B. ohlinger interest on
bonds Z and Is 49,. ............,2 ,2s ss
Paid A. H. Pierson. supporting pris
oners. ..................... TT
! Paid Justices in State cases. ...... So II
PAID Commissioner fees. .........11s 20
a. ~ ftet y sdR f5Aa
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10 whom it may Concern (!

f'.ose who hold County Bounty orders
against Nom oe County, Ohio, are requested
to present them to The Treasurer of said
County, for redemption, on or before the s0th
of Oct, 1864. After that date no interest
will be paid soa =
,2s By order of Commissioners.
M. H0RFELER,
~ 3EFaal6I Aud. III. C. o.
nctohor 70 1894 2w
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AUDITORS CFFICE, MONROE CO., O.
WooDsFJETn Oct 10 1894

certify the foregoing to be true state.
ment of the Receipts and Expenditures of
Monroe County, Ohio for the fiscal year COM
mencing on the 3rd day of Sept. A. d. 1868,
and ending on the 7th day of Sept A, D..
1864, and that the Indebtedness and uncaled
ortsrs, are truly given as appears on the
Records in this Office. M. HOEFFLER,
Auditor, Monroe County, Ohio.
October 19 1854
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Attachment Notice.

At my instance an order of attachment
was issued on the 7th day of October, 1854,
4gainst the goods, rights. .Scredits, stocks and
ELECTS Of George Fogle, of Salem Township,
for the sum of S53 53cts, before me a Justice
Of the Peace ef said township.
JACOB T. MORRILL,.
October 10, 1se4-3t.
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9otal JnteIIigtnt,.
ADVERTISING

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Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing busincssi
Has preserved many large basiiess;
Has created many new business. ~
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Paid NJ. Hafisr fees as Auditor. =. ls46 80

Paid NJ. Hefisr fees as Auditor f346 80
Paid Constable and guards in state
cases. es......... =. to3 IL
Paid witnesses in Stale cases. .lV4 ~
raid Grand Jury. l61 90
Paid District Court II so
Paid Petit and Tales Jury 135 80
Paid witnesses before Grand Jury. .252 rs
Paid School Examiners ...... 80 85
Paid Justices opening poll books. II 90
Paid Judges and Clerks of General
Elections ..2o7 oo
raid Surveyors, viewers &c. County
roads 81 O.
Paid witnesses in State cases before
Court of Common Pleas 70 Is
pSlG CuruIirr;. liir-.rs Cnnst aE1as E,. 60
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For Sale

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For particulars enquire at this office.
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BALTIMORE October 8.--Ths Bulletom
of this city has the following special dis
patch: 1t is reported that General Kautz 8
cavalry on "Wednesday evening, advanced
on a reconnaissance to within mile and a
half of,Richmond, and were surprised to
findso few rebels in the vicinity. Most of
General Buffers forces are within eight
miles ofthe city. Great activity prevailed
on the left of our lines, and Gregg scaval-
ry lad advanced to Rsam's station. The
rebel lines were very thin.
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DIED-In Hospital, at Charleston, S.
c., of Chronic diarrea, 1t LEVI LuProN,
of Co, &C" 10th Regt., o. VI, the 18th
day of Sept, 1864,
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@- Court adjourned en- Saturday,
Judge Evans of GAINESVILLE Prssided.--
No important cases.