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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-17
PrObale NOlicc.

Pierce County COurt-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Charles Teusaw. de.
ceased.
ON READING and filing the petition Of
~ Benjamin Leach. Of the town of Trim
belle. in said cour.y. representing among 9th
ar things. that. an ile 18th day of April. 1861,
The sid deceased contracted 10 convey TO him.
The said petitioner. the premises known and
desc i',ed as follows: Lot one, in the vii
LACE of TrimLelIe. said lot extending norther-
lv to- the Trimhelle River AMI claiming thst
he. the said petitioner. is entitled to convey
ance Of said premises. and PRAYING that Slias
Tozer. executor of the estate of Charles leu.
saw, decea !. be authorized and directed, By
decree or This court, to make cut and execute
convey ance Of said premises to him, the said
petitioner: t is ordered hat said petition be
heard before the Judge of this court on Msn-
dav, the seventh day of November next. .:
one O'Clock T.. NJ. nj his Office. in the city OF
Prescott. Aud it is further ordered that 70.
tice thereof be Published for six successive
weeks prior TO sand day of herring. in the
Pr. scott journal. weekly newspaper print
cd al Prescott in said county.
WILLIAM HOwEs, County Judge.
Dated September 8, 1864. l9-w6
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Reseree,s sale.

Fierce Comfy Circuit Court. State Of Wis.
cnnsim. Ba,nam Martin. plaintiff. against
Thil.4,ier Felr. Emily Felt. Hannibal Felt
Roxana Felt. \. = Wells. L. ". Stillman,
T.. Ii. Ives. aud r. S. Andrews. defendants.
10y VIRTUE aud pursuant to Judgment
ID and decree of foreclosure and sale. rem
dered IN SAID coat in the above entitled &c.
ton. dated The 23d day Of May. 1864. shsl!
cxpos. for sale and sell to the highest bidder,
Mt the front door of the City Bunk of Pres.
colt, in the CITY of Prescott. In said county and
State. on Satlr lay, the 22i day of OctoheF.'
1864. at , clock in the afternoon of said day.
the following described rlortgaged premises
or So much thereof as shall be necessary %
satisfy the amount of said judgment ana
costs and expenses of sale. to-wit: The wess
half Of tie north-wi st quarter, of section
number twenty EIGHT. Of township number
twenty six. IF range number eighteen. con-
taining eighty acres more OF less. all in Pierce
County. State of isSconsin.
J.C. BUTTON, Referee.
YoUxG d FITcH, PTffs Att'ys l9-w6
Dated September 9th. 1864.
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- Cash raid i"r cid Copper. Brass Iron,
Rags, Paper az Rope.
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Notice of Attachments.

c ricr Sc G Pgssssii Ia Justices Court
10 4. c. Beiden:
XTOU are hereby notified that warrant of
attachment las been issued against yOu
and Your property attached 10 satisfy the de-
mand Of j. Spence White. amounting tn iiiir-
~ DELAYS. Now unless YOU shall appear be-
fore Parker Adams a Justice of the Peace, in
and for said county. at his office. in said city.
on the 26ih day of July, 4. d 1864. at one
o'clock in the afternoon, judgment will be
rendered against you and Your property sold
70 pay tie debt.
J. Srrsy WnirE, Plaintiff.
paseS Jnly 5;h. 1854. io-w4
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Summons for Money demand.

State 0i Wisconsin Fierce Comfy Circuit Court ss'
com IeSaughton, Plaintiff against George W. Cie's
land and \. 4. Cleveland, defendants.
To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to snsTes
the complaint in this action which is ied in the oil
OF the Clerk nI the Ci-cu Court county of Pierce 81
ElsN orth and to serve copy Of your answer 20 US
sid eompIaint on the subscriber, ~ my Office. Ia w
CITY sf Prescott in aid ny. wi,hiE twenty dsgs
ter The service this summons yuu, exclusive % 'a
dav If sue! service and ii you fail 10 the 81
complaint within the time Aforesaid II piainha
of Eve hui rei dollars with interest ON the 2Sth G
f January thousand eight hundred and sixty-ole
besides the costs of this action.
is WHITE, Pits Ats;
Dated August 18th, 1854 lS-Ss
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Cae hundred words will be counted SIS a
7.srsr- Of solid matter: over 100 words will
as counted a. two squares; over 200 words
- ,i.fes squares. ETC.. etc
--al advertisements inserted At the rates
.--scrihed bv Statute.
5.esgied or display ed advertisements will be
charged 50 per cent. ADORE these raics.
Sfsctnl notices ID cents per line tor 'irst in
s.1tfen, aud 10 gents Tor each Subsequent
Insertion.
Transient advertisements mist re paid Tor
4. s.l-amce: all others quarterly.
Advertisements nnt otherwise ordered, will
= continued u,,iil they are ordered oat. am'!
zz ed accordingly.
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Administrators Sale.

TIGfcc COuIlty COaTI-In FF0Oalc.
In the matter of the estate Of Y. \. Poxor
deceased.
nj Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ virtue and IN pursuance of an order (.
licence made in said matter sn the 5ih dav *
September. 1864. by the County Corr, ::
said county. the UNDERSIGNED. adminisira.,ooo,,
IF said deceased. will on Monday the iii ~
of October next, at nine O'Clock in the io-s
noon. at the front door of F. Darline's sto-,
in the village of River Falls in said CONT
offer for sale at public vendue, the follov;5s
described lands, to-wit:
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containing about six acres,
on which il situated the
Falls. commonly known IS
Junction Falls.
Also piece ofland on said Sec ], contain.
ing one and onc-f0urth acres of land. lyin,
north of II e Lower Falls, on the south for2
OF the Kinickinic river.
Also a piece or Parcel of land living on tina
point betv n the center OF said See. /. srd
The Jurction Falls. containing about seven
and one-fourih acres
Also piece of land lying mostly on tia
cast side oi what is known az the Foster Re.
serve containing about IS acres of land.
Also q piece of land lying on the sorth and
west side of Fosters Reserve, Containing
about "a = acres. *
4 $50 the undivided one-half of piece Of
land living OIL the south and west side OF The
Original Pat Of the village of River Fails.
containing about II acres Of land.
Also in the
VILLAGE OF RIVER FALLS,
South two-thirds of lot block L.
Southwest One-tllird Of lot block 6.
Lot block 9. Lot Q block C.
Also in
Nm. & o. 6. FowELL'S ADDITION TO TIE VII.
LACE OF RIVER FALLS,
Lots To in block IL. Lot 3 in block
II. Lots ) and in block 81. Lots 2 and
s i'm block IS. Lot 1 in block 1913
Al>o lie reversionary interested the widow
of said deceased in the following described
lands which were set off TO her as dover bv
the order of this court in said matter March
ID. 1858. to-wit The sw or of sc or of sec.
So toxin 20, range 10; the Sc or of NV or Of
sec. 81. town %. range IS; one undivided
nne-half Of forty-twO acres Of land living on
The cast side Of the village Of River Falls, in
township %. range 10, sec. / also lot block
4. lot 3 block 10. W Inf OF lot 3 blOck II: l7;s
3. ; and 9. block 10, All the above lots are
in The village of River Falls. Also. lot 6.
bloch Ga; lots /. 2 3. 4. s. 6. AMI I. block g.
lots /. . 5. 4. 5. 6. land 3. block 90; lots I,2.
BAG and &. block 81. All of the above
lots and blocks are situated in n Y. q 0. s:
Powells add ton TO River Falls. Lot 4. blk
8; lot 10. blk ). in A. F. Hats addition to
River Falls. and the If Of lot 3, blk 5. in
the village Of Greenwood Falls. All Of tie
above viii be sold at the above named place
EXCEPT the sw or OF sc or OF sec, 81, town2S,
range -. lying in st. Croix county. which
will be sold on the prenlsts.
The terms of sale will be made known at
the time and place Of sale.
L. n. POWELL, Administrator
VI. A. POWELL, Administrative.
Dated Sept. 8, 1864. nl8-T4
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Municipal Officers Of City Of Prescott
Navo~ G. a. nlLL.
Treasurer. G. II. NIenoLs.
Ass..ss.r. - "A. MeAsHAN
Citv Cirrl w. r. GATES.
School surcrint't Cnss. FhAYts.
ALDERMEN.
q. W. REAnpsLEY.
LIST Ward, v HAvILASp.
!. n. CLEMENS.
I'd Ward. J4s- : Gs r.,
County Officers.
c,r,niy Judge. WIN. IIowEs.
Sheriff, COLEMAN CErI.
District Attorney. a. II YorNc.
Regis,rr of Deeds. G. y. HAYEaDAHL.
Treasurer. 4 gIHsnS-
Clerk of the Court Z. \. ia. ERDAHL'
CTk Board Super isors. JoHH W. VIM
Surveyor, i a. SnoRT.
Coronrr. n 5 SMITH.
Or. +. MATSAED,
Supervisors, Wa !oDGEs.
Il. u. SAsDs.
stste Officers.
Governor. JAMES T. LEWIS.
Lieut.. Governor, YMAN Of oNER.
Secretary uF Stsie.- Coz. l.. FAIRcnILD.
Trcssrr,:r SAN'L u HAsTiNGs
st.or,cy General Ni>FIELp SMITH.
Rant Ccitrn,ler. WV IL RANsrY.
STATE Prison Gem. Henry COgpitR.
Sup'i az Pub. Iusirrc'n, J L. PicKAHn.
A,;,t,rt General. hrGUsTrs GAYLORD:
Chief ,Iustic,. Sun. CT, J.. - DixoH
BrEoy PANE.
AsSocii''e '"s''ces' o. Coils.
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lho witness saw ins o. Iouut wi,b his CAP coIsc.ns
money, and Mace went with him
Cross oxalnincd by Mr. Bcsgd.-Witne.. sa~ nosh,ns
aone 10y hacc except going round the ne's Kins
Superintendent Bennett. o. .ns ,osass police o,oysd
PENDANTS
Insoctoc S,tgnr,oo conirs a tbe sy,i,ae OF che ia,
w'tcess with reeenco % the service o. ns
KING and femarseo thst Preston SAID al The {, nj. thni
King would not hav, wa the light tpsg hal poured
water on his hc,t.
THIS closing tho casa fn' cha pcosa,piioa NJ Bs,sd
sl,@ttcd thst thso WA % c'Ss asa1st chi iaoa
The lseocc ssscntei aai too two ds,aJlots Preston
aod kichsrd9os were discharged
b. Board then made poweifui appeal on oehsif Of
the dsandms 10 rspres eliat lie aaa urge ta,t the
ends of justice would be fully satisfied " tbey
a. no had taksn leave to snsges At tho opoang Of
WV case Whatevcs the ceilings oil tbs SIssex mas,s
tr,'a night he - tae matter It Wa lnlo cea ibit
gr'a lavo, ena eoontcnnce weo giyoo ~ CERTAIN hsh
., "@''o atowancs 5nghe, therefore - bs
maa' ioi peisDni VITO belonged 60 hembo
sHI OoScus5 position afa. no ooe cOtla
ra,i 70 $50 thai OF aud Attended sc
nshts. ana tina, was reason Nh.sh should ,pduce tho
go ~ n uos uin.y WIN taose WHO lad beeo selected
right IN srcsi,ng tho ag but when ths I,cocb const
ersd tbs Case OF tho moo before them fslt boud %
sly that fslianca might ia.Sy DO pacei p- thor psy
mscs that they would fcth5s rsass tos AZ. l,,y
FL ircn reviewed. the evidence bsartog NO, ts a,
vi'1s cses, and prgod that hore not sue pyoo
Of tho defco6sD's' csancs 20 ius,fy tho Bsnc senI
ns them for 'r'n ia pointed on thnt tho o.
ngapd had peep ares.ed the contest Dcss.,a ms
AMI Heeaan AMI chat eInai interest y hsi b.sa
Mta iFostei IN hn,rsa Al the dascadanIs had
dr;ed themselves 'heir vocation 10 nd fr,sajs o.
become sdreti - Tor ihel- future good bshavtOr-
the dsfcnda0t He,.uan As 20 Sayors aod yagf
an not IN state u health 10 cnter tho ring ass.n aad
VIZ, certainly sDpd not fight again 10 tD3 country.
hter sons consul.at0u, ths Chairman OF tho Bench
sad We havo consrt-t Ell this carsflly noe ony
the evidence but al5, tho observatous made by NJ
Be1ct % behalf o. sDs 5f the defcnfsnts we tho
cases of those who not ropresented by solicitor
We es that In this She parties should al be bound
over any charga that preferred against
them At tho Quarter Sessions We 10 not say thai IN
what they did there wal anything particularly repr hea-
able bat PERSONS commit ia,, acts with inlp,
n!tP. These persons viii be summoned before tri
bunat which will deal With thsm according 70 tho eyi
deuce which will DO induced The det3niant3 must elch
entcr INFO thor sgetes of $50 lpj dnJ ba tho
axtont Of f5C 10 appear Mt the Quarter
answer any indctmens fnr that may pre-
rerred agans. thecs.
Tho required bal, thsl eata-er INTO mn tn, a..
audaits We g DscnsgJ.
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The skating mxci&cmsat.

Tas rosoe IN tbs pARa-saArtrg ss LAMP.
Lf6ar-Tag POsos BRrTgR LTaaTED Up-R00n
FOR FURTHER rAPRo vaMENrs, ErJ
tbs skating excitement stIl coat!nlas a. brsSy A.
eyor aad ovee thirty thousand Persons visited tas ice
drns ysstsc1ay and last ovea,ng. All tho dppsc pond
WA thrown opea TO the visitors aud tho ice was
I'D sab condition Tor seating The ladies' seemed bs
we'd plsasaI With tue spoet 70. they wccS 20 be
s;i,,g hero taers 3yerYvheco and where tns Car
ccngregate tn, oasautnes to tound. Ths
iower lake good o-jar both ror ou7tas aud
skating
After oa-s tue illuminated Nv kerosene lamps
market improvement v'as ceary pcycsrtblo the
Lighting OF tue previous evening bat stu there is
orftrtbss prog-sr HAT dozen additional lanterns
lights last evening elevated six feet higher than
Wednesday, evening. AL their rays wore consequently
spreaf over 5eat,- iaace out wa-a a)t Intercepted
TO sgrn'y 4, the VISITORS too IL wish refreshments
ntcc7slUs lvo.ves grsas amour o. tabor Tho
fresare1t houses have been locate. a, cor venea, paces
on each OF tho p,nds, ths principal Enlistment being
hcssrs Alex Ste,aou au' nadfo-c IA this room
comfortably beatad aaj during tle aveory vel Iignted
desire tbe h3s been Sc, apart Cor adics D. gentlemen
accompanied by Id Isl a1i special 1vu.sr IS reserved
heated aad g,ei ans rereshmsrts Of ae best quality
dispensed a. the counter Of tue most reasonable rates
Along Que side o. me room - arranged benchos 50 as .
satcs, which ou'y used tor tn posc would DO found
TO have enough accommodation 70 answer al demands
The houses at the Terrace aud lower iaSe similarly
lifted Up. aud superntended b. able assistants, A
SPECIAL oHce detailed Tor zach house preserve order
and. notwithstanding tho great amo,nt os business doas
during skating holrs everything passes of with great
aOpa satisfaction to al parte5a COMP be the
exception aud not the rae C1dec the oms- plan
OF suppl Ing refreshments,
TAG FIFTH AvsSUz SKATING poso.
rhi, pond gcs VET ps,toacs, during the who's o.
yssssrdav and !as, evening. A brass band At.
tendance In the afternoon acd rendered the SKATING far
lively snd entertaining tboa usual This band ~,
play afternoon whel there a skating and the poai
uIll DO lighted Up af,r das Visitors gil and L sssa;
advantage 70 amuse taemse ti, pIo ~ they arc
0ot upset y! BOYS sAAli1g foot or otberw
getting nto th. way Vi tns skaters aud tueg will also
meet With very respectable Class on The ics
The beat OF order kept within the enclosure a0i
brsaaLg through tbe role, OF Ia
nedtaisiy yed from 10 the tue buildings
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House or Representatives.
asdiNotoNi JAu. =.
rgs nANKRUrI law.

'''''"V'VNf VS's FN1f
r1s nANKRUrI LAW.
Mr.. UNsLL, (rcp OF Pa, was appointed menber o,
the select COMMITTEES the Blu<r1pt Law, in place OF
Mr.. Kelley, excused.
sux PROPOSED RaiteoAo oreesy sgg yoax AND wAsyS7
The srragSa appointed Tho following named geot sn,a
the select committee to INQUIRE uto tue cxpcd,ency 0;
new railroad between New York nui washsg.oa TO-
postal aud other purposes -Sessls Branicgcc or Con-
nect'crt Aey, Of Massachusetts, Randall, of rcaDsyi
vans; tarnsworth OF laoa; Brooks, Di New York
Garfield, Of Ohlo Wcbslcr, Of Maryland, voorhees, Of
Indians, and Sloan, ~ w,esnna,n
CONSOLIDATION OF n,a ntArurs or sn, rryD
Nj W.Lnf. rep " Iowa, introduced bal To- 10
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murn.r on the sasgn sea-.

Joh, Il Tasser Jacob o,'s rtorias "a burton haJ
S. Aiddg. George smith CaAs,es Efrcs, Henry James
Robert Thompson AMI Ch,'lss E. Graves. Of too snp
SeptJne, were ysssgdly a'tseIo committed to The
tvmns by Gated sta,ss Niesnal Murray the cha q,
* being concerned the murj.r ~ '8,ty1 Hgy o. !,
chief mate " Tue vesp Tie Circumstances OF tho
THAI Htygias. who 81 worry sbas nature
the hob OF lltrs,,ns tire men. 1s,ny persona,
ence towards thsm until lhey BECAME eSaspeatsd and
plotted his destruction On tho ugnt tho 10th Oscem.
ber 4. s,y O'Clock be went f,-v,-d % give order
AMI az he Turned TO % back struck the head two
powerful boHs with a ha11spks which fractured hls
sku and caused death within few hours In the con.
fnsion which ersued the mrdeers cord not DO identified
though they supposed - be tmouy the named
above On arriving this POT, Captain Peabody applied
u the second precinct police fSr and Sergeant
vaughan with squad Of -el took them % the Marshal
ONCE Thev ire now confined The Tomb, separ ate
coils await tho notion u tire United states Grail Jury.
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Personal lnfeiliRonce.

Rsy Edward NcCoigs1 aud Rev thomas foeT. -
Baltimore Pew, j. +. WOOD aud Peys VIA o'Hlcs Of
Philadelphia, are stopping II the New York Hotel.
Rev. 7. sheriisn Row. A. Crave, Rev. !. c. NcA yery
ana Rev. 4 Mclaughlin 81 Philadelphia j. Cook aud
x. q James, OF Chicago and Leonard Grover, o. Wish.
n,toa. stopping at tue Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Murphy aud Capts, Mcorbead, Of the United
states Army L n. sheJcn sad family OF Chicago, O. r.
Reed aud wife, OF Colorado George Jerome. % Detroit
and T. r. Forsyth, OF 81 Ious stopping q, the 81.
Nicholas Hotel.
Coone. Tborntoa, OF the Uo..ei cta.ss Army; J. +.
Mitchell OF Roseviiie. Pa, !. II. wggns OF Boston; +.
Wilcox aud A. ). Drexei. OF Philadelphia r. " Kellogg
OF Utica Coloaei H. g. Hazard. OF Hartford G. o. 6imp
sou, Of New York G NJ Titus Of Old CITY and q Io1is
OF Poug hkeepsie. are stopping al tue Astog House
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CATA2pH OF rHg rYMPArfC MUCDJs
NEye.ASf Og9rRucrfON or rBB
tNSr8CHiAH TUDB
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Deafncsx, Elindwrss ami aai Ocfegs. %
Sight and I-a~ing treated usual, by DR. CADWELA
oc,st and agrs., ~ Clinton place Eighth ssrees ntsu
Broadway Igaminl.iois tre1 once Dogrg lrDm 10 =
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Exercise. Health, Anusememt.-Ssoot 's
Gfnna,..c Academy 10 gl,. Twenty gilh ,.~e VI :
1'a
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60. 90. 60, 81. 4. IS a. rs, .. 81, y. sc.
Glass 513-Jaa Z 1874
IL II. "a, So, c.. 65, So. 80, ~, ~, Al, n, "
FRANCE, TnfTs CO. ssasse-, conYs. q "
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Gonrau d's Poudre subtitle Uproots Has
from ppes lips low for.ie4is o. a5g pa o. mo sss
wsrrsnlsd e. Brosiwas
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ADeautifaJ Completion. -I.nird's bloom
a. Youth Law for preserving sli beAutfyne ne
complexion aoS skn. "; Boadsb sna ausgsS cgetr.
xrsea
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Pycaervass 20
sad wsg dep,s wholesale aaI relAg. No AEoe uosas
Taa I've ann a BY skiiltt ArIisLA
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Royal Havana Isotscry,-BGirty PET
cent premium pad FOR priyss Informs.on cg,ishei
ushes ptee pad Cor DosDoons aal al Kind: ~ 1od sai
SUES. TAYLOR y co. RanScr4 10 Wa sseet
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"A Pretty Presend.'-SenI 20 YoDJ-
ncarest dearc, aad mos. valued freud the lLLU5TRA
TED PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL rot 1861 It wpul1
he h guy prtsed. aud Cost only 81 80
FOWLER 3 WELLS. New Y3rk
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Chaps, Chafes. 5ai8Oyness, Hrupetoaa
Spois 8pecss a., Skin 3 en- b., 0OJ
RAUD's iiaisn Med Gated Soap 4J3 B-oaiSsg
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CROSS gre sTeAiutirEsEo ~ ops

Aai syeEy ssase OF Ey8 All Ear relliras sta =
ncicaf or surgical al attendel - ~ Dr. Won Ef9H-
BERG AZ hts coaBi. ~ ooms. So Brosnvsg, ace fyer-
a. reat
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Batshelor's HAIR Dy~-T@e B~ss I'm sns
world. haImesA reliable iostnu ian.pnl Tho only p,s
feet dye soi By AL drug.t, Fac'oy 81 Barclay stseet
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LsSlre-OsssL o. AScaosaD9 a2sass-L4gse.
| t1rs- Ayrienit1rai-'rhs Ma sses g. a.
| tn, w1ur., tfssAGo. reaJy to.,nocco~ (si.ae,ay,
| moeu.ng. vii co1tsa
Tho latest News from ol,-,ss;,, Hirpo> coor,.i,os
iccoJnts OF Lus tate 3lt Syoa1 Ias. cesoi. N IN,
Defoa d The RsoiJ si tas clptare D. tas,r rsn .f
ts,Y. All Of 1estsuet Se Coa1asrat Charleston COS,
Interesting t1tsaiissoos grom hep O..os 4oJ rskas
with cli. de,a5 o. tina o. s3oess,3 On, fos, SEA.
8 tate
Iutsres AZ News scom thr 2, WITH al ,ceoua.
OF the pursuit OF tho rebo Forrest Dg "a G-ersos
Letter from our Spsciie Correspondent sS Ksy sss
giving ful account Of Opsras ,as Oh tho Eio
e1a anj Of Of Robe P-operl Destgoysa
rus iatos. isaatcaoo 20 ave - Military Operations !.
W,st Virginia with repo, Dc Tn, ato Fight. Joacs-
vhs resulting tho capgul,to, o. th5 small 0,tM
totee es, Desperate res stance
Ths latsr intelligence from tns-hrmY Of Io,on,ao
aat OF tue moycnanv 4 tces Rebel forces 10 virgns
ros asest dispatches r,m Craats Army n,ai. CtIats
aoosa, Nj cepors y ths .iat.,a Of AGa-sio l4a
Tonncssss
Tho pss,as, O oogo,uov seYnor, TO sao NOW Yon
Lessltqrg
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