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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

The Idaho World relates this incident: "Oa q
rather heated Sunday. last summer, when ouI
streets we're alive with miners from tue surround.
lug gulches and rsvines, quite a connection was
created by the following fleeing incident: A
young (snd Handsomely lady had Just arrived al
the international Hotel from the lower country
She was in search OF friends whom she had no,
seen for many long and weary days--among 9th.
ers, a grey-hsiret father--but where she WOULD
be able TO ind them she knew not. STEPPING
out on the balcony, among the throng who filed
the piazza, he deserted the form of her parent, anC
although like the form OF many Of those Who
toll daily in the mines, his patched and mended
clothing was covered with the aurilerous earth il
which he labored, with his unkempt hair. and
unshaven face, she hastily made her exit from
the hotel. and With an affection for Der father
stronger than her Tears for what the people might
think of her conduct, she rapidly made her wsy
through the throng, the observed Of all, TO the
place where be stood, and with JOY beaming in
every lineamento of her face, and tears of Election
stealing from her eyes, she threw herself upon
the breast Of her aged parent, and with arms
tightly clasped round his neck, she imprinted
kiss after kiss upon that broDzed and weather
beaten face. For 4 moment the flthcr stood in
amszement, but quickly recovering himself he
returned the caresses OF the child. Linking her
ERIN With n that of Der father. she led the way to
the hotel, and as they wended their way to the
house, tears filled the eyes of many who we're
thus witnesses OF such flial affection, aud W tn
many an audible God bless her, they turned
and wiped the moisture from their sunbnrnt
cheeks She now dwells among US Nav her
path through life lead through pleasant places,
and may the Father above press her to his bo-
som when she is taken from the land of the
living"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

Isos BorroNED Cas- In vie~ of the recent
accident on the Pennsylvania Railroad, il has
been suggested that 1t the car 10 which we're the
persons killed and injured had been protected
With 4 strong bottom OF boiler iron there would
not have been loss OF liis- Had the Car been 50
protected. the breaking of an axle or a wheel
would not haze torn out 4 portion OF toe boz
tom. although IL might have been bent by II.
which would nave injured 70 one More legisls-
tive action Is required to make railroad travelling
secure. and It might be suggested that the neIt
Legislature take into consideration The question
of compelling railroad companies 70 iron bottom
their cars, II The companies do not DO so Of their
own voiifiOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
1mdGe smaiiey's Decision Agsfnst
seward's Little Bell business.


The Montpelier (vt) Argus and PAtriOt con-
tsIss the repOr. Of = recent decision Of Judge
sssLLET. IN the css Of waLKEE VS.. CrsSE. tried
IN the United State Circuit Court az Rutland,
which stamps With the Jgst stign. Of uSconsti
.utionslity the section Of the Act Of March },
1869. which pretended to i~nierpose between JUS
tee and the Official doors Of ~l.vless aud arbitrary
act. tse shield Of presidential authority. The
secdon reads asfliOrs:
And be IL further enacted. That any order
OF the President, or under bis authority. made
st any time, during the existence Of this rebel
Ion. shsliee q defense in all Courts 70 any action
or prosecution. civil or criminal. pending or TO b,
commenced for any search. seizure. arrest. or in
prisonment, made, done, or committed. or act
omitted to Be done under and BY virtue OF such
order, OF under color Of any Act Of Congress
ard such defense may be made by q special plea
or under the general issue.
In the language Of the Argus and Patriot:
"Judgs Smslley delivered an able and impair
tal charge to the jury upon the iacts. submitting
10 them the various questions arising upon ths
conflicting evidence. He ruled that the section
Of the act of March 3. 1868. shove quoted was in
violation OF the Constitution Of the United
States, and afforded no protection for acts done
under the authority OF thst secl0u, thst Lne lau'
guage used by the plaintiff did not amount 10 any
odense against the enrolment act; also, that TIT
opinion OF Whiting in regard 10 the constructor
of that act was erroneous: aud that martial las
not having been declared IN Vermont, the civil
law remained in full force. and was not subor
dinate 10 military authority He unlimited th,
question OF damages TO the jury ruling that j
defendant honestly believed, and hsd reason I,
believe, tina, the plaintiff vas a Observation-Disclosures
and fame within the effect Of The order TO ex
clude persons OF that description, IL should 20 il
init CATION Of da N ,ges, even IL the fact should b.
found 20 be otherwise
"The jury, after a short absence. returned
verdict for the plaintiff for 81 600"
This is a gratifying step toward the restoration
Of the protection Of Law to American citizens. |
Is something il civil liberties can be restored
eveu u there was uot virtue enough 10 the Amer
lean people 10 have them retained
sEwAED Who plotted. aud STANroS who exc
cuted. the shameless usurpstions of the last iou
years. who seized c~itizsus in every State (vhe
the civil courts have been always open and ih
Law unobstructed) arrested without warrant, i'm
prisoned without trial, and LEFT hundreds. yes
thousands of their victims to rot amid the vermil
Of jsils-these men wao pull Little bells, ant
their tools. like STANTON and Dana. who run Il
execute their bidding, wi, read 10 the decision o
Judge SHALLEr their own future fate when Jus
her sword
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

as A prominent bachelor politician on the
kenEebec remarked to a lady that soapstone was
excellent to keep tue feet warm ia bed Yes"
said a young lady. who had been an attentive
listener, 'but some gentlemen have an improve
ment on that. which you know nothing about -
The bachelor turned pale and maiutained a visit
ful silence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

"A SAILORS PRAILR.-A rough old captain,
when terrified passengers persuaded him to petit
ton heaven for a cessation of the tempest, pre-
ierred the following brief request; 20, Lord, /
haven't been 10 the habit of calling upon thee
often; aud if you'll shit the wind from SOU
west 10 a little more south, l won't trouble you
AGAIN -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

discourse than upon that 80 lsvishly she'd upon
our battle felds. one mar be well remembered
While tine eodures. The sooner the other 10
forgotten the bette IN. Y World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

A MoNsTRosIrT Yesterday We examined one
OF the greatest curi0siues ne ever looked Up n.
il was half horse and half negro. II war foalsd
in the GoEeEament corral some months ago. the
dam hayiag carried is nine months. The body !.
almost q perfect horse. with a curly pig tail, and
head and face resembling = Congo uegro. Is
lived about eigh; hours after being foalei. and
Was presented TO DR. Coleman.-SAshville Ga
Zette
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

TIE "DIrIxI SEAsrosi-Ar Seward SAYS
Stanton Is divine" We suppose that -.. .
divine" remark be made uhea he responded TO
Col. StresgAGs urgent demand that be should
erchangs psisossEs nan for mao. III be ID
II I'm going 10 give them ab bodied men for
skeletonsi" The "dir.ue" Stsntoui That :
good. Nothing ike 1t since .he "d.ys of
Joshu.f"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

War SHn AARsiKp.-A young widow vas
asked Shy she ~as going 10 get married 30 soon
alter the death OF her husband. On, Ia" said
she. 81 do IL TO prevent frsiiing mysslf to death
on socount of poor Ton"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

e. Ny brethren. said Swift, in a sermon.
there are three <ipes OF pride. namely. ofeirIh.
Of riches. Of Intellect. | shall not speak OF the
latter. none Of you being liable to that aeomin..
Die vice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
Divided into 10. 600 shares. Par
value $50 each.
HAKHSIsOS DAILY. President.
Is. kOsENTHAtL, Treasurer.
J. ~. THOMPSON, ecreta,y.

FsNHE public are hereby notified that book. are now
4 open at the Office OF b. Daily, indianapolis, and b.
ko~euthsil. JedersoDv lie, ind for the sale OF q limited
numb T Of shares. The proceeds Of the sales Of this
sto,k to De devoted to the deveIopment OF the oil and
mineral lan.s belonging TO the Company, al and in the
ne,gaborhood Of henryville. TIE Dor ng l. Low pro-
crossing under the supervision OF an experienced opera
tor The Company has three Thousand acres of Land,
situated ninet,e en- miles from JefersunTilIe near n enry-
vile. The surface Indication on these lanis, together
with the geologic i form ations. ara 5 Oh a. tojustify the
most sanguine expectations OF finding abundal Il deposits
Of oil. experienced oil men from The oil reg ons of
Pennsylvsnis and el-ewhere. have prospected this ter
rf.ory, and say that IL compares f~ayorably with the best
OIL regions IN the east.
The general impression seems 10 be that the enterprise
and capital invested in the development Of oil will event.
nAlly settle upon this portion OF the State as the most
promising section within its limits.
HARRISON DAILY,
su30 6&wt President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
In KINDS or MrLITARY RrslNEss rRAs

4 LII KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
N ACTED. All classes OF War Claims correctly
prepared, applied for, and pI omptly collected.
Soldiers and Officers, who, from detective rolls or
other causes, have not obtained full Pay and Bounty ean
obtain the same from the Treasury Department through
this agency.
Pay, Bounty and Pensions for Soldiers, Officers or
their Legal Reirs, il entitled.
Pay for Horses lost in battle, ON picket, or in the line
OF duty. under orders.
All damages by Troops or by Military Ordar.. ev.rx
class Of claim founded in law, justice, or equity, Sc
cured.
Unpaid County and Township Bounty collected.
Cukens OF Indiana holding Military claims, oidisrs
ana Oncers or the Morgan raid, can obtain their pay.
business before the State Military Auditing Committee
or loss or use OF property. sub-isting. transporting q
Officers Back Pay for Servants Wages obtained. (0f.
ncers VIII call or correspond. and End Il to their interest
Commu,stiOn OF gations for Prisoners OF var. or men
On furiough. speedily obtained. Errors on rolls corrected
Tor men w~rongfnlly charged and tried for desertion, or
sbsencn without leave.
Civil and Military Collections made n all Counties OF
The State oy Travelling Agents.
ohcers' settlements and Returns made ont on fair
terms, and certificates Obtained with dispatch from the
NJ JOAN +. DURsIELD, 70 merly OF tho Second
Ind ana Cavalry, is attached TO this Office, who
has been for two years In this business Of 0thcers' Re
turns and Settle nents, and is thoroughly posted ia eyery
question.
All Veteran Officers of Cavalry, Artillery and
infantry, who are being mustered out can obtain
their Final Afndsvits and Fay Accounts, warranted cor
rec'. on which 10 draw Their final pay.
The Clerks Of this Office are all Veteran Soldiers.
blanks Of all Kinds on hand.
charge.
Competent Clerks an nOtsSies aIwa $ in the Office.
An efficient Agent AZ Washington City.
business in all parts Of this State or other States
transacted BY mail.
Office opposite Metropolitan Theatre aud Ma'or Dunn's
U. ;. Nus ering and Disbur ing Office, next TO Na>onic
Hall, Sheets Building, No IS West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

FINHAT n Nav COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS,
NO. Sc West Ne- York street, second houe from
III nois. Apply TO 7. G. PALAEN,
oct2S-d2t W % K.nsucky Avenne.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
J. w. BLAKE.

Late Colonel 10th indiana Vols. Attorney snd Claim
Agent. an29-dIf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
NOTICE.
OF ALLEY.

MO ICE Is hereby given, tat the undersigned has
q piled TO the Common Council ~ Indianapolis Tor
The vacation Of TIE sbey running east AM west be.
tween l0ts IS AID 10 IN outlet IS in the city o! Indi-
snspols-
sad .pplis ation vii be called up for action 10 the
regular sc sion Of the Council on the lsth day Of Nc.
venber, ISIS, Or any subsequent meeting.
octl6-v3v HENRY HAHy.
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vENisoN.
FOR SALE.
Printing Office for sale.

EXTRA inducements viii be given 20 any one want
ig 20 purchase. IL IL q Democratic Paper; non,
otner need apply: has all the County Patronage. Nc
other paper Published IN the county FIR p.rtculzr
inquire a. this Office. octls dtillnovlAv7v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
OIL STOCK.
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
OF
1ENRxvILLE, IND


ORGANIZED UNDER TIRE LAWS Of THE STATE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

nFFRR To THE TRADE a fine selection Of goods
: at The lowest prices Of Chicago, Cincinnati OF New
foTk. Dor Line Of Stationery consists in part, #
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28
Over Two Hundred Per Cent

$l0 per share only required at time Of subscriptiss
For maps. circulars or inform alton, apply to thu Sec
etsry Of the Company, at Indianapolis.
Apr9s dtw-dfri6Sai
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
MARRIED.

TOMB-BENllAM On We'd
nesday evening, Apr !, 10, by the
Rev. Mr.. Lapsley, at the residence
of the brides Father. Mr.. q. +.
TOMB to Miss NORA f. BENHAM
all Of this City. No Cards.
When, a month or So ago, We
published the doings of the brave
"gand,rs," we did not think we
would SO soon be called upon to
bid one OF their number Go | speed
in the blssful paths oi matrimony.
The happily couple have ur heart,
wishes tor their success aud hap
piness. AMI hope that we may new
er hear "doleiul sound from the
Tomb"
b VlNGTON-BlRISELL-
At CI,ne. April 18th, by the Rev
6 GRos DWELL, Mr.. JonN A,
Brr,ScToE to Miss AMANDA lIRp-
SELL. Gth o. A dams Township
seneca County, ohio.
OLDS--nuA AW ~ "A N On
Nj, nday, April 18th, at ~ resi-
'dence OF the brid, 3 father, by ,icV'
DAVID RocP. Mr.. GILBERT .. OLDs
10 Mics SARAH q. SHAwMAN, all of
Bloom Township, Seneca Go
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

Consequently Nuisance to r<fasc
society. o, how unbecoming for per
son, especially Tor a professor Of religion
being slave to the demon tobacco, &
enter the sanctuary Of tho Lord with his
pet idoli that huge quid rolling about ,c
and fro in his mouth as if though 1t were
q sweet morscl. How indignant to see
him dash and splash, hi,hcr and th,her,
defling the sacred floor Of the house Of
Goo, irrespective OF deeency and modcs,y
as il though he were, but in pigsty,
grocery, or barroom. o, silly man, where
is thy blurhl The very hight OF folly
and Inconsistency. Hence VIC add, how
Ill becoming for such creature in hu-
man form to appear in the presence Of thr
faircr SIX; aud especially 10 the presence
Of a holy Gcd,-who says; "Bc ye holy
as | am holy" May not God justly
.purn At such oi his ra,iona ~ creature
who suffer themselves to bec,m, such
slaves Of lusIsl
But what will all the writing, and the
preaching and the dcnunciatious. in ref
ceruce there unto avail, 50 long as the
clerical lunclionarics labor under IL
ban, fol, bewrching, and demoraljsing
iuauencei WIS, may VIC expcc, other
wise Of the lsity SO lorg as they have
such pcrnciOus example set before
them by the holy(D mcn, chosen Of God
10 have a vigilant watch over such who
are under their special care--thc laity
God having sent his ambassadors into the
world Q, then how importont this,
such preach daily by sclfdenying ex.
ample us well as by public teaching, So
they may ever DC found as men Of God
in their proper place. Thcn will
Gods d, sign with such BE- m,rc fully ac.
compishcj through their ins,rumentality
~ the salvation Of neYerdying souls.
May both thu ministry aud laiiy, to-
ccther with all those who II may con-
ccrn, ever strive earnestly to live con-
sisrcntly with that special law which
G cd himself implanted ia our physical
body, lest we bring ulon ourselves many
Ills, aches and pains, and n
pre- mature death, as natural result of
the violation Of such law w--ronscquently
Gods design with US will, at last par.
tally, be frustrated; VIC also greatly there.
by diminish our enjoyment in this lite,
ana seriously impair our usefulness
among our fellow men. ., how impor.
tont then for us t. be temperate (in all
things), holy at heart and in Practice
thereby becoming more inAusnti with
those with whom we come in contsc,--
enjoying life more as designed by God
hlmsHlf.
The Lord help us then to live 10 har.
mony with nniures law, innate IN our
,hysical organization; u lso enable us by
grace divine strictly to adhere to the man
lates of heaven. So shall we then un.
he blessed here and finply
hereafter. The Lord gran, Il, AMEN.
Clinton TOW nship, SENECA County,
Ohio. April 10, 1865.
A. T.. DRrIsBAou.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Sherman.

BY official war bulletins publish.
ed in to.day's paper, it will be
seen that Sherman agreed upon
very hum dating conditions for
General Johnston's surrender -
The whole Union press of the
country are condemwinS him foe
it. There may be something back
of it all, however, TO palhate it.
We have nc room for further
comment.
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and goodness Of God; and when ev,nts
are very ihrea,ning, still hope that in
some way all will be well in the end
because our cause is just and God is on
our side; Such was HE sublime and holy
faith. and Il was an anchor to his soul.
IL made him firm and strong; IL cmbold.
ened him in the pathway Of du'y, howev.
er rugged and pcrilous il might be, II
made him valiant for the right or The
cause OF Gvd and hnmaniiy, and il held
him IN steody patience to a policy Of sd.
ministra,ion which he thought both God
and humanity required him to adopt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
THB TA.'FIN MARKET.

CORRECTED wrIKLY nYS h SNEATr.
TIrriS, April. 81 1865
FLOUR--Ss 90
WHkAT--Firm at 81
CoRN-Firm at 6Os ior shelled from
teams.
0ATS-Pirm at d5e from tcams.
WooL--Selling al 500.
SEED--Clover Sl2 90. Timothy 80 30.
FLAX SEED--Si 80 per bushei.
KYE--Si 20 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stcarinc zoe, tallow 90 a 25c
SOAP-Grrmin p. Common Sc.
TALLOW--l0@l2,. Grease 0l9c.
20 IA rOES-- 40c0e5O.
PoRK-Per bbl. S25 90.
WHISKY Common per gallon az so
Rye 90 90.
dAMS--i5@isc.
HlDES--Green Sc, dry Zoe.
CALF SKlNS--i0c. Kip skins 7c.
SHEEP PELTS--fresh 25e ,9Sl 50.
BEESWAX-30o per pound.
Blu rTER-l5c por pound.
EGGS--l3c per dozen.
LARD-Kcgs, ice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Attention, Go, d, 49th o. N. q.

HEAD QUARTERS,
A0th REor. y. n G., Apr,ll rth, 1865
SPECIAL ORDER NO.
wHERr,s, Captain Jnan A, Newman. lata
commanding Company D, 49th Rcgt. o. n.
g has d ceased. and there is no commits
stoned officer OF said Company present in
this County. II is hereby ordered that al
election for Captain " said Company d. he
held on Saturday. the Sixth day of May, A
ID. 1865 At two o'clock 7. M in the town Of
Bloomvillc. In Seneca County, Ohio, at the
Pust odce. That Major n. Sullivan cause
notice OF said election TO he properly given.
aud attend and preside over the came.
BY Command of Col. }. q. LEE.
A. L. BURSs. Adjt Commanding.
April 26th. 1865 Nv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Firemon's Meeting.

AaSShhbs
At u NJ Getting Of the Volunteer Fire
men, at the new Engine House. lhi-
evening, after the burning OF Mr.. Kuhn's
stable, the following resolutions we're
unanimously passed
Resohed, That we will ever hold in
grateful remembrance, thrse Of our
citizens who 81 timely lent US theft
assistance in working the Engines during
the late fires.
Resolved, Further, ,hnt those who stocd
gaping at the fire. refusing TO help "a,
whcp exhausted, after having repeatedly
been requested to do So by our Chief
Engineer and City Marshal, are NO
friends of ours, aud surely delight in The
destruction Of property.
Resolved, Tha, the City papers b. 70.
quest to publish the above resolutions.
F. KIsHLEK, Secretary.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Combination.

Rt. Rev. 9 7. McIlvaine, semi
or Bishop of Ohio, held service at
.he Episcopal Church in this city
OH Friday Evening last, a, which
time tou rteeu ladies were confirm
el as members OF The Church.
The serm IN was an able one, and
the services throu- -,hout interest
ing,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Seneca County Agricultural
Society,

Notice 10 hereby given that the member
of the Seneca County Agricultural Society
will meet NJ the Court House, IN the City
ol liHin, on Saturday, My s0.h. 1865, at
ten o'ciock, A. n,
A tul attendance Is required, ~ bu,i-
ncss Of hnportai cc viii he transacted.
r. II. BAGBY, Ptesidcn'.
Anrll 9Ith. lsfi.3M.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Very Respectfully
7 A H..
Assessor Of 9th Dist. Of Ohio.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvESUE.
WARRINGTON, Aprii goth, 1868.

5rR--fuur letter OF ADril lith, in re-.
gard To profits on sales OF Real Estate. &C.,
is received. Ireply that profits on sales
OF Real Estate are wholly exempt from
Income Tax in cases where The same
was purchased prior to, aud not within
the year Of sale. Therefore, II u firm
was purchased in December, 1868, and
sold in 1868, the profits on the sale are
exempt from Income Tax.
S,cond-Where no repairs have been
made during the past ivc years, no dc.
duction can be made for repairs made in
1864. The case is peculiar one, but
the language Of the law plainly fOrbids
any deduction to bs made.
Very Respectfully,
L. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

Or We have good authority for stat.
ing that Mrs. Lilac lin was anxious from
;irs, to last 20 be permitted TO proceed
with the corpse Of her husband to Spring:
fed, H., by the shortest roate, with the
less, possible par d. or delay. That she
has been sec nd TIM, overruled Is a
tribute to her kindness of heart at the
expense. Of Others consideration. --Nec
Ysrk Tribune. r4a..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Oct His Deserts.

A man down at b ,ttsville got a
complete thrlshing last Mon lay
froexpressins his qualification Al
the murder of Lincoln. We hear
of numerous such cases in vari
ous parts of the Country. We
would caution sympathizers to be
a little more guarded in their ex.
,prcssions.
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lasd o. v. I.

l2sd o.v.I.
The whole of this Regiment
excepting Co. D. were taken pris
oners in the battles around Pc.
tersburg, and parolej.
The Sandusky Register of yes
terday morning says they are now
at Camp Chase.