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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
a" Iatallitle Cnrs for Bronehitia
Mr.. Ward says,

DR. WIsH1Af-SS; had Bronchitis Inflammation Of the
Lungs Shortnsss OF Breath and Psptaton Heart In
their worst FORMS had been treated by OF the
sminsnt physicians In Padepha but they could stop
the rapid course OF disease and had despaiFed Of
being restored TO health. truly verge Of the
grave Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly
to me BY friend tried It, and thankful TO say that
after using four large and small bottle stored
perfect bsalth You give ieferenbe my house. No.
SOS North Sscond street. at Office ecev Of Taxes
fsn "A n. 70 corner Of Chestnut and Sixth strees
1a '' Iof 'i'e-' H9 ~ JonS WARD.
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The assertion that Gen. MsClellaa has
resIsasd bis commission as . Major GeDeraI
ia not verified Gu inquiry Ut tho War. De-
Psrtnens. No such no.l6sssion has sssw
received . N sN'T tNF NV -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

TRANSFERRING Oh LICENSES The Commis-
sioner has decided tbat--no licenses Can be
assigned except for the psrpose Of carrying, on
the same business or profession 10 OF 'apou the
same house or premises for which IL was origin
ally taken out. s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

/, The New Lisboa Railroad is to be begun %
soon a. Accommodations for the men can be frs.
yidsd The tSoistAss alresdj been distribatsd
Iopg the iina' 80 y ..ass - H.s -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
ATLANTA, Ga. july aI-Isl

-,.. -, .s ss...' ~, lss ArLASrA July a. 1864.
MY DkAR MorHER;--I am prisoner Of war.
l was taken yesterday about A p. N. Sergt.
bush Grlswoid, Aonzo Cole, Of Company, f /;
corp. Henry Rood, COMPANY Al; John q.
shaw, Company Vi and Jacob Sui,ler, Co. D,
are also prisoners with me. They are all know
on, out ofour Regiment, the 29lh.
H'e''' '. HESRY K. CLARK.
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.Dr, Bu.h'a Great Amerie.n Bones.t o

DIR. Bush's Great American Hone set or
tTh0roughwort Tonic.--No remedial agent has
ssch universal application the Thoroughwo has been
used irom time immemorial for Ague all Bilious all
nen Patients with the following symptoms will be special
bsns6tted BY this remedy Headache and dizziness
Bilious stomach. 1t cleaDses the skin better than any
ether remedy Restores the appetite gives TO the
stsmach and facilitates digestion Intermittent eyers Of
All grade: and ehascters Ague with terrible pains
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting of food Belching of Wind
and feeling Of obstruction at the pit OF Stomach Vomiting
Of Bile with extreme prosraon Of strength, the smell OF
teod causing sickness at the Stomach uness
Of the Liver around the with uncomfortable
feeling Of pressure eouy and Rheumatic disease with sore
ness Of the Muscles hoarse Cough with rough aud
mess Of the Chest night Cough Dropsca arctons Dysin
very and DArrhoa, Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price, per bottle, rs cents. Sold by '1...t . =
GEO. WILLARD, A,htxbula. Ohio
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U, $, AssEssoas orrrcH, 10th Dist. o.

.rygirs hAvENSA, Nov. 4, 1864.
JAMES RrED, Asst Assessor. Ashtabula, O.
Sir-fhe Commissioner writes me as fol-
lows: "A person whose business 1t is to buv
cattle for the purpose thereafter Of slaughtering
and packing, is regarded as Dealer, and should
be licensed as SUCH His agents. purchasing
cattle for him. must each be able to show a
license, either their employers or their own,
as Cutie Broker, upon demand by any Revenue
Officer" All those, therefore, buying in that
way, must have license. d, -s ....-,...-. -....
Respectfully Yours,
HORACE Y. BEEBE Assessor
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Mathews' Chocolate worm Dropsi-Never
fall 70 destroy exernse all kinds Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all and far superior any aud
all the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and vemuges In
They may bstaken at all times perfect safety a.
shsy contain No Mrssry or other desteous Drug Moth
srs should always purchase them and give their children no
eihsr No easc Whatever necessay TO be given Each
beg sontains "a Drops or lozenges Price rs cents y,
Fer sale By all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
E,ise,s .il.i., G. r. WALKER Gen. Agent, - ~
sV sW y aBafaln, ". Y. Fort Erie, C. W.
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h1asrsa,sa,st1p yaHstlils',s

some Kinds az Almost Ola Pricsst
GAN "a. BE HAD AT TALCoTTs. Jefferson
l UME. Farmers / can do you good
"' more year 10 the purchase offIAY TOOLS.
6sard''cy's scythes at fhe fello,oine Pricss !:
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$500 Rolls
Wall Paper.

I'M g. DICK has undoubtedly the Lar
W. sest Stock OF Wall Paper, and the Beat Variety
elect from that has been opeued in town at any
= sivsss u = sfDf~ka1tfF ssAAi rf42
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-
The MASS NESTING OF MoNpAy. to hear the
address OF our accomplished Representative
Hon. y. a. GARsIELD turned out to be OF con.
siderable dimensions aud importance Smiths
Hall had been rented for the afternoon as our
Copperish friends had very adrotly secured it
Tor the evenings of Saturday and Monday.
The weather however proved SO balmy and
pleasant, and the people, notwithstanding the
mud came in in such numbers, that it was deem.
ed best to take the Park. platform was
therefore erected in the nclosure and seats
provided, which were occupied by the ladies'
and the elderly Of the other sex, who could
not be accommodated on lhs stand. The oc-
cason was persided over by Ii. L. Morrison.
Esq, President OF the club. With the presence
oil the band, everything was as agreeable and
pleasant as could be desired. The speaker
took the stand soon after two O'clock, aud
though little husky and horse from two
weeks almost incessant exposure and speaking,
be took possession of the audience rom the
start, and held their uninterrupted attention, ex
cept from applause. His speech was one of the
best connected, most forcibe, convincing and
truthful histories OF parties and the most fault.
less 10 diction aud temper, of anything to which
an Ashtabula audience has listened within our
recollection. To its force and truthfulness We
are indebted for votes that we could not other
wise have hoped for.
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&. hrso ~ e sasDR. ToBIAs's ~ go ~, 4.la.
TvENETIAN LINIMENT.

- .antsd Superior 70 any other Group It ssitssy
hothe !spsnbsr this and yourselves with lott
tfhou delay CrosP diss.se which gives no otics
sgnsuty sttaekinE We eld In he dead heur Of Iishtf
kriors physician can b s.,ae1od may be TOO ts Rs
gsneE The vsusdan dmhhsbt never his Price % srd
ss. Sssst HSv rork. a.A t'''l ~
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EDWiNR. WILLIAMS Il ALBERT
49, STRONG, under the name and 6rm Of Strong L
Co. have httsd Brewery upon the approved plan
AshtAbna and having .snPloyed sxpsriencsd Brewer
nsktAEs slpsi9l = ~ HliiA si.-tt"
:. Superior article, OF Beer and Ale. -
ish cannot ss surpassed in any city They are now fur
5nk s s.ne 10 the good people o. Ashtsba ana vein
W. W oAns- han quarter and s1<hth bbl packages ~
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STo N,rvoa. ssfrsrer. Or is.th sexes.

Rsvesd GsaismaR hscng bees Resfored TO health In
few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
sxpsnsvs modes Of without success considers
h sacred duty 10 communicate to hs afflicted fellow
trres the MASS CURE Hence the receipt ofan ad
dressed envelope be will (rec copy the prescrp.
ten used Direct to DR. JoHS DAGs.LL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, ny.
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.ts ihe following was reeeiyediu iu Gspeya, a few
days since, under post-qark of Old Point
Comfort, Oct l0.saaI4 5sr 1.stl
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DR.. Wi.harls Pa. Tire. Tar Cordial

will positively eure the Ss.ng diseasss Consumption II
not beyond The power Of msdieas Inflammation OF the
LunEs Coughs Threat and Breast Bronehis Asthma,
and an unfaiung remedy for female complaints.
This few among the Thousands whom this great
remedy has sassd from untimey gave gsI
We have thousands Of letters from, physelans and drug
Rists Who have prescribed sold the Tar Cordial
that they have used sold medicine which gave
sush universal sstisfAetion. % f..s sl1g . .no NJ
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DUFFAhO aud CLEvELANUALES
whqisrais and RstiI-a bsnsi. hsf bar!ss o. Y - ~
ioD,bf 5oAsEs wEIAxhwAx
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Ths Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instantaneous relief in
s.ses Of Asthma and Whoopng Congh. 1t often cures
uhoopng before II runs half its acts at once
apon the phiegm and nueus and expes them irom the
throAt and the sufferer is relieved In OF Asthma use
DR. wsha-s Dyspspsia Pills with the Cordial thsy have
never been known to fsil to that disease
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,EHE best lqpalfsj of Carbon OH & =
- ~ HHHpEY : Dus6 sTonn.
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Total, 1857 7sSI4 1913 zoos
The Union gain over the October election is
AGO sf u -.s...... .,,..-l ,-r.
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are especially invited to call sud examine Good Bargain.
may be found In
Heavy Cloths for both Men and Boys Wear.
Shifting Flannels Of all kinds and descriptions.
Mems Negligss Shirts, and Shirts and Drarsn
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RxAEMBER TH<T

The Tar Cesd when 10 win Dr.
Dyspepsia pils is an iAfAll0ls cure fOr ByspepsA
BsSa,e Of Cosmtsrtsis, ~ b.
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s.a sob a5 -17-al
Coughs Of Long Siaadicg Cured.
wa received tn. following from Utica, N. r.:

'. ' ' .f all .fH s.-.. ~
- 40 1.a -t1 3sdi bus
Iea 1880 frn f1rfsfr'r
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A[|(OlD lDND||l.
4 oyLoCK r. II
ARRrgAI. ospRIzEs

The steamer Mount washington arrived on
Saturday bringing up the steamer Ceres cap
tured on the 9th OF December last oil Whining
ton. n C.-The Ceres, crew ran her ashore and
AFTER setting fire 10 her abandoned her and made
their escape, The Ceres is aClydes built steam-
Ser with four ensines ,ahdstw1 prope Tiers, aid
is built Of iron. The cargo was destroyed, but
the machinery appears not 20 have been in
jured,and she viii doaetless briEss good round
sum. The Ceres .as brought up hy prize
master lanes. A. sBrannan Aci ing Ensign OF
the U. S. steamer Aries.
The Ella, Acting Master Eldriigs; arrived
on Saturday afternoon, having in tow the
schooner Ann Hamilton, of Baltimore, in
charge of Prize Master Acting Masters Mate
VIM. Coones, OF the Z sHooner VIM. Bacon.
The Hamilton was captured on the 4th inst. at
Point Lookout, for hay ias on board goods not
on the manifest. as also a auaAltityf of Southern
bank bills, and also for being bound to an
sEemys country without proper permit. by
ti,e schooner Bacon and steamer Hercules
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DEATH OF a BRAsE2oFFicER.

Capt. Alan Ramsay, OF the z. s. Marine
Corps, son of Com, Wm., Ramsay Us. N,
and nephew of Gien. Gro. H.. Ramsay,a Chief
OF Ordnance, died at the headquarters Of the
Marine Corps at II O'clock this morning. of
typhoid fever, having passed through assysre
attack OF small pox. Capt. Ramsay. though a
young man, being only &c years Of age, was
one OF the most disdngnished In his corps. He
was appointed a lieutenant in the corps In
1887, since which time he has been actively
employed, mostly at sea. He was on the ia
nous sloep.of.war Richmond during all her
fights on The Mississippi, and fought hts Guard
with such undaun:ed bravery and success as
to receise frequent and most fiattering official
mention. During the present rebellion he had
been in fifteen engs gernents, most hard fought
ones. His funeral takes place to-lnorrow AFTER
noon ate o'eIoek, from the Marine Barracks.
Capt. Ramsay W - well and tavprabiy known
throughout the District, and leaves n,au,~
friends 10 mourn his death .5-.r AZ. rs =-- s
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.


BLOCKADE RUNNERS @CONFK TO GRIEF,
The following official dispatch has been re-
csiyed at the Navy Department: - 3.za
EEwPoBT News, Feb ll.--Hon. Gideon
Wsties, SECRETARY Of The Mary: The Pequot has
arrived. and brings report OF the destruction of
Ionr blockade running steamers, viz: The Nut
field, Feb. 4th, by the nassacus; the Dee. Feb
9Th. by the Cambridge; the Emily, and Fanny
aad Jenny, on the leth, by the Florida.
....r..t ), 7. LEE, Acting Rear Admiral.
I he Nutdeld is an iron paddle wheel steamer
OF about 100 tens; new; fine and powerful
boat. Sailed from Lon don In December last,
with pork, biscuit, &c. t..s-.
The Dee is aidoable screw iron steamer, built
especially for the Southern trade, at London.
NV vessel, light draft, and said to have been
'. ~ fast-is or % miles An hour-sister vessel
70 the EnfamDraft 10 feet. r..rar
the Fanny and Jenny is the old priZs Scotia,
captured In October, 1850; condemned and sold
to outsiGe parties, not being considered fit for
Lal al service. Her name was changed 10
General Bank; taken to Halifax, and sailed
fctsn there in July, 1888, TO engage in blockade
running, under the name Of Fanny and Jenny.
The Emily is a new screw steamer, built in
Lon con last fall: owned by Bigbie. hand J
sc-ne boat OF about 81 tons G. t' a. , 5!s3a4
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Var department, AdjNfAnt Gen


Wm Departm.,,t, AdjNfant Generals 08ies,
3 "a WashinstoNs February IS, 1854. IS,
The following of1lcefs having been repUssaa
at the beadquArte1s of the army for the onqnceS
hereInafter speeiaed, are hereby notified thss.
they WillHtand diSnissed from the service of
the UDi:ed States, unless within nfteen (la7
day nom this sdates they appear before tn
Milisary Commission IN session in TINS cNytQf
which Brigadier General Ricketts,, U.S NW-
unteers, is president, and make satis1actory
defence to the charges against them:
Absence Without Proper authority
Captain William Messiner, 18th Penusrfyn.
MIA cavalry.
Second lieutenant Henry Bradley, sist New
Captain William H. Floyd, 6ad Ohio voinn-
Second Lieutenant T. d. Smith, fad New
York volunteers. II s IL &
Captain James Durgine, 7th New Hamp-
Captain iranSiiie P. Mas on, FIN New Asnhp-
shire volunteers. 1T E0FE EEEEAW
First Lieutenant g w. Cornwail, 3d South
Carolina volunteers. 80.
second lieutenant A. Herne, ed South Caro-
lima volunteers. hAf2@ -
Drunkenness gsohiie on Duty
Second Lieutenant Anderson Dawson, ist
Virginia cavalry. ~ IL. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

IN THE SENATE on Saturday S-...
The bill TO ef,alize the pay of soldiers OF The
Initcd States army was considered. -
~ Mr.. Wilso on moved to strike out the clausein
the committees bill giving colored troops TIE
whole tine they have been in lie service, and
Insert from and after the first day Of January,
1854, which was adspted. : = =
q MIR. Co~an offered the following substitute
for The Dill as amended. upon which no action
was takeF: -gi -.
g That from and after the passage OF this act.
al soldiers OF the United States, of the sane
arm OF fhe service, shall receive Ike eornpep-
sation - rs .-.r-- -. .. .h'--.'s
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va. Department, Adjutant Generals .Oaies,
q AL 81 y Tnshttoton, Feb. 6, fS64.f

Captain Edward Treaey.,3d United States
cavalry, having been reported at the headquar-
iers of The army for failing to report at Circin-
matt, Ohio, as ordered, is hereby notified that
he will be recommended for dismissal from the
service of the United States, unless, within fl
teen l5), days from this date, he appears before
the Military Commission, in session in this
city, OF which Brigadier General Ricketts,, IT
S. Volunteers. il President. and make salts
factory defence to the charges against him.
sesa2 .sr1a73 100 sft4 f. D.. TOWNSEND
"a Assistant Adiutant General
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II R W csc q 81 =
By. O. MCGUIRE & 90, Aucsiopeers.
4 HEAT SALE OF SPLlNDID GOODS fO7 Al

rEEaTS SAIL 10 81 s sP DID GODS foa 40.
On MONDAY EVENlFG, Feb lsth, at o'clock.
arg continuing each sucoe eding evening Q: shas
aosI uptil the whole is disposed e; se shall SCI.
Count of the Ladies' National saaitsry Fair, So
teetr building corner OF Seventh street sno PanL
sy.yrnia avenue. splendid collection Of usefaianf
iasey goods, comprising =,
:, Mar ifosr: slsos walnut Buffet, Win slsnns
sreis top, sahors:ely carved with II all sad ssas
ssSsrk MscSines Of various manuf.etursrs.
large quantity of gu "a rior Silver Piatsd ware
TON priging comm union SCI vice. CasorI 0astard
Pratt, Fish. and Cske Knives. spooLs. Forks &c,
SpiendydIy equipped Military s:ddis, sSort
Hsiis, Gold and Eeame lied Military Pins, Gaant
ies. shSslasr ,p =; Ss ,,n,
Codee Cups, and Tete. a-Tete Sets.
Pariap, China, Laws. and Wed &c Kood Groups,
Flower Pots. Qisar etsnda, &c.
Elegant variety. OF. Stuffed Birds and howers in
Zephyr Werststi, Rreai fast ard otter shswIs,
Choice ard beautiful! specimens of Wax Frnis
Obi.dien j Dresses, Fans, Dressed Dolls,
is dozen AisxsnderS Ladies and cents nn"'
- dessn Busk Gsuutlsts and Gloves.
II do SILK NecktiAs. 1870
i? do Ladies Embroidered Handkerchief,
Phantom Viewers, . new snd beautifni aIuosi
eonsi.,ins Of Iorss, Leaves. eisAessa WINE sha
Perfumery and Stationery IN great yertsI
Bet OF Americen Eneyolopsois. 10 yoiumss -,
Albums BOOKS, Casketa, 1ancy, boxes Sss ~
Stands, Paper WeisAts, and On endless vsriss' u
Ssrisssr Ate ation to this SALE which
Sslf ce rnade without resrve.
s.is.sa e'sh 10. MoeUIRn CO.. Auass
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REM0REn AKREST

Rumors were rife this morning that Capt
Todd, Provost Marshal of this Military Dis
trct, hac heen relieved from duty and placed
underarrest at his residep CO. Another rumor
is that charges were preferred against him soms
days ago, and that ne Immediately darna ndcd an
investigation. We haze not been able to learn
what the charges are. but his friends express
the belief he will BE- -ahle to clear his skirts
OF any Off cial corruption. -AszA
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EXAMINATIONS FoR1fFIcaEks OF coLoHED

The board OF Examiners Tor officers of coiored
troops yef which Gen. Casey is president) is
still in session at No. at2 F street. During .he
past week ffty-tTree applicants have Been ex-
amned, OF which number thirty have been
recommended for commissions. as folio VS. =
One major, 10 captains, first Eentenants and
10 second Ieuten:tntsa r. = = 80
The whole number examined by the board
mp to the present time. has been I,ibH.A of which
s1JshaSe been recommended and He.I elected
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EvTICING siIDIEns TO up,rrr

ENTICING SijtDIERs TO DESERT
Gin Saturday Thomas t,uakiry was arrested
AT Forr SUMNER by Col. yelling for p.iticiny &
soldier belonging to the 9th New Yor,, artil-
leryj to desert Hepwas forwarded TO this city
this morning aud committed 10 The Central
Guardl,pEse. ss-s 49, s.s !
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SCuTIS aaa-

This regiment has been relieved from duty
heza and ordered to the Department of the
,Gnif, TO report 70 Major General B3nks, al
Eew Orleans. IN asa. .f-.s r.. I'd. 80
A lumber OF the staff officers Of this ragl.
ment have been on dnty at the headquarters
or The Military District of Washington, and
haFs made hosts OF friends by their osliging
dis posiion and affabla manners. Fgs 4. rszr
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ATae questtoa was decided in the negative
yeass5c, aays %
The resoiuaon was then agreed to-yeas IS,
nayses. @
) Mr.. stevens, from the Committee or Ways
and Die ans reported The Indian Appropriation
Bill,
The Housa'tookup the Sena;e's amendments
TO the bul aTnendatory Of the Internal Re- venue
Bill
Mr.sS,svs,is moved that the House concur in
tho Senate's amendments as TO whisky and
cotton etc: this being The recommendation Of
the Committee.
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~ A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga-
sefte, writing from Nashville, says that some
little time will elapse Shs1ore the army can
moves bpt " hen It does there will be crash y
The veteran regiments in Gen Grants army
have already begun 10 retSiTn TO the field, and
are largely sTeennited, The Goth Ohio arrived
nj Nazhvffle 1913 stronger than when it went
home and the sd " isconsin returned full. {
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REfI-lnEEl

Nithhi the past two days twelve refugees
from s;Dixie" have presented themselves at the
Provost Marsh halls office and taken the OATH of
allegiance. They were mostly British subjects
and bad passes furni shed them by the author
tiles At Richmond #.9Fg asafrseg M r.#
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sSPPosED DESERTERS FROM 0UR ARMY
bn Saturday Policeman Cline arrested q co
Cross and James Green, who claim to be de-
se-.e-s from the 10Th South Carolina in fantry
bat orc SUPP osed to be desertsrs froai our
s-my! They were committed 10 the central
sgparQhouse by Capt. Todd f.44'.
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BANK ROBBED.

by the Peoples Telegraph Lines
BosTos, Feb. 15.-The Savings Bank at Son tn
Scituats was broken into between the hours Of
two snd iour O'CLOCK yesterday morning, and
the iron sate blown open and robbed OF i've
hundred dollars in bills of various denomira-
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rnEE EsrApEn rR1snlrns

Confirmation of the reported escape of lO9
officers IRON Libby prison, Richmond, has
reached here. 1t is believed that n large portion
Of them will feach the MON lines