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Amount at Risk--....s 81 5s7,C50.
The greatest amount insured 90 any single life is
No limit a. 70 the amount ihst may be insured Ia
sHy oas County, Z ~ Town or VILLAGE.
STATE OF MISS URI.
Crr AID C5Ustr OF 81. LOWS, -
Samuel Will, Pfesideni, ani william, T. selby
Secretary q The sani Louis Mutual Life Insurance
CSldpanF, berg seVefaliv sworn, depose sHd say
snd each Tor himself ssys, the foregoing B. a fall
iree, ans comet statement nf The ttrs % The Asid
toinpsny, q NJ Tie said Insurance Company Is the
1eia ~ osner uf hs Assets ~ above 81 ted OF
VI ca ne pflrcipa portion Of that invested IN Real
hstAie security, ~ upon unencumbsrad property
~ ne Niiy AM County Of 81. LOUIS, worth doubia
NE a cunt OF sad principal loans, and thst the
above esscuhed lave iments, cor any part thereof
afe ha e Bog tle hsneft Of u1y individual exercising
saihoutF pa the management Of TIE said Comaang
nor iof suy other person OF persoos whetevfr. ana
thai thes are the auoEe desci bed Onlefrs of "a
- ni Louis Mutual Lie INSURANCE. Company
- lsigoedi sAM'L WILL. President
l>Wnedl Wal, 4. SALLY. Secretary
subs.TilEd IN sgoin 20 bofsre me sha under.
signed, Recorder ai neeas Tor saint IONS
Oauag. In test mony whereof have hare..Blo sci
my hsat aud ai1red my otac;d seal. Ih- g7th
day % Move her, lSG5
tsgneil JULIUS CONRAD, Recorder.
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After the House was called TO order, the
special order, the Railroad relief bill, was
taken up, and after being amended was
passed on its second residing.
The appropriations Of bonds were as fol-
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No. 2S3.

EiOR sALE-4t lots. q, q r. nj feet, regu sriv
and prstuy lad 81, nert 81 ,aininE o. tho south
The Residence grounds of Hon. John iFlmbls snd
u p. wilkins Esq-, AID n addition 10 the shoVe,
-eNen scres valuable land with eommOdious
hrick Re idence, nos occupied By Mr. Richard
shstsr; AZ Of Wheh We viii sell for less thau the
Improvements cost via. : s 0u3-whl ls les than
- per loot the lots, throwing IN sewn acres Of
sslusme ground and large, commodious ATick
House Does not this, for chespness, exceed every
thing thrown upon the market!
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
EDG FIELD.

DY virtue Of q decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
ID Uaited states for the Middle District Of Ten.
nessee, pronounced al the Octobar Term Of SAID
Court in the cause Of Wray Gillilsnd, ct ais. 6
W. d. Lucas, ct ais, will in the 3ri day OF Jan.
usry, 1856. on the premises expose TO sale TO the
highest bidder, the following zeal e. tate b longing
10 the firm Of frabae a Lucas
one Dlug store and Lot m Edg6hdd froutiup
221z feet on Galatin pike, and running back ~
ieet
One Dry Goods Store and Lot adjoining the
Aforesaid Drug store, roGting 221 ieet and running
back l95 feet.
One Dwelling House and Lot situated on the
Street running nom the wire Suspension Bridge, 10
kdgehsld, fronting 50 feet, and running back l7O
ieet more or less.
The Residence OF W. II. Lucas, on Gallatn
pike IN Edgeheld, fronting loO fees aad RAINING
bacE 1856 feet.
One Lot in Trimhls's Addition to Nashville (this
last ment oned lot will be sold at the Court House
door 10 Eashvilie.l
TERMS -One- fourth Cash-bAlsnce on q credit OF
9, y and Is months. The purchaser will he requT-
ed % give notes with approved security, and lien
retained until The purchase money IS p-id.
Possession given on day Of sale
=. X. CAMPBELL,
deeS-lm Spe-isl OOmmis. Toner
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No. 1872.

FoR sALE-one Of csieksnng's Fine Planes.
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Wanted.

PARTNER " th cash from So, coo 10 SIS 90,
"A 20 in the Hotel business in q large city in
me south. Tie house Is dong a large business
now msn that has some experiences the Ho-
lei busi1ess preferred. Address
= decs-f a. 3. C., NRshvie, P. o.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUART ERAlAsTER
NASHVILLE, TEAS, Dec. eth, 1855. !
&EALED proposals viii be received at my offce
- until Mondsy, the nth inst. Al l2 O'Clock, m =,
Tor Five Thousand 5000 bushels Of Lime, more or
less, % be furnished IN Quantities OF Five Hundred
bushels or more per week, Will received within
three miles Of the city, 81 the expense Of the Gov
ernpenti oser three miles, 10 he delivered By
the parties contracting. All proposals 70 he in tn
phoEte.
BY order Of Capt A. R. EDDT, Chief q NJ. DIT.
4. b KIRK,
deo5 81 Cspl. BTevet MsJ. and A. Y NJ.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 70 al persons having
~ baggage Of any kind, checked or unchecksG,
~ the Baggage room al the COMM ERCIAL HO-
III, % clam and take said baggage away before
NE eih day 81 JsnGaTY, lSd6, - al renaIuing on
hand Wi!i lie sold =, public auction on thai day.
STEPHENS a co,
qsr5 I'm Propneiors Commercial Hotel.
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No. ga.

VHOR sALE-23 Acres good Garden Land; Brick
house Of tao rooms add kitchen; smoke
house. Within forty steps Of ths house one OF the
hest spout springs 10 the country Two miles from
Terrin and Mr. r. Truifs. Price IS. 100; one half
cash, balance in one year. Apply 10
H. @. SCOVEL-
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Thursday Evening, December 7lh, 1863,

ut ei
5TREETs of NEw-XORIK.
ga7uar I A Oafas
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Frday Evening Beueat of J. A. Oates Barry
Everett. A d.eEsri ". r. Arnold, Wooi Bensr "a,
@. Wtlafer and h. S.eEaIt, hsve 81 volunteered,
aad " % appear.
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During ne pr.@. n. eREar rlsssoEsE.
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AmustmFuts
New Theatre.

CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER sTREET
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
SHERIFF"S SALE.

Meigs County, ss,, Court of Common Pleas.
in partition.
Thomas Kinneman VS.. John Kinneman ct. al.
pY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
IL in the above case will, on thellth day
of March, A: D.. 1866, at II o'clock a. M, at
the door of the Court House. in Pomeroy
offer for sale the following described real estate,
to wit: Situate in the township of Chester in
said county of Meigs and being partof the
north half of section No. 3, in township No. 3,
in range No 12, to wit Beginning at the
northwest corner of said section; thence east
on the north line of said section, to the nortfr
west corner of the land of r. Bea5out thence,
south on the west line of said Beaboat to ,the.
northeast corner of the twenty acre lot of Uriah,
Tucker; thence west on the north lines Of
Uriah Tucker, Hezekiah W. Morris 16 acre.
lot and land lately owned by f. A. Smith, to
east line of said last mentioned land; thence
north on east line Of said last mentioned land
to the northeast corner thereof; thence along
the north line of the same to the west line Of
said section No. 3; thence north in said west
line to the place of beginning, containing one
hundred and thlrty-eight (l3S) acres more or
less and being the premises owned by Isaac S
Kinneman, and on which he was residing at
the time Of his decease, to be sold according
to law Appraised at So, ,4a0 a.a 90 /
Given under my hand this 7th day of Febru-
ary, A, D. 1868 NJ. HEG0X, s. NC
[6-5t] 7t ".1t aagaeu
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

This is five les l1h the required number:
The doubtful States mot in rebellion, are Ken:
lucky, New Jersey and Delaware. Thcu we
have Tennessee, Louisiana and Arkansas II
Congress slSll recognize the reorganization
of these States, they may be ndded to the
twenty-five States above enumerated, making
twenty-five in all Then we must have in adj
dition two of the three doubtful States, viz:
Kentucky, New Jersey and Delaware. The
present Legislature cf New Jersey may ritify.
The Kentucky Legislature is more doubtful,
but there will BIZ no doubt about the Eegisid-
turc to be elected next August. The Della,
ware Legislature is Democratic, but it may
follow the example Of Democratic Congress
men, and vote fcf freedom. @
1t is seen, however, that the prospect Of
obtaining a ratification by three-fourths OF the
States i5 not Immediately certain. But ulti
mately the work will be done"
| Atthis earlS hotr, since the adoption Of tie
sbose resolution by Congress, we have the
grhtifcaton 10 report the following States
which have already, by tho necessary major
ity, adopted the proposed amendment, through
their Legislative bodies. to wit; Illinois, Mich
igan, New York, Rhode Island, Massachu
sets, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Vir
ginia
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
SHERIFES SALE.

William Goudall vs. Skrvin and Smith. Alias
Fendi.
HpY virtue Of writ of vcnditioni cxponas
AS (snbjcct 10 two Others Clement & Gill
more and Smith, Bowen & Co.. to me di-
rccted from the Court of Common Pleas of
Meigs county, Ohio, IN the above case, will,
on the llth day of March, AID. 1865, between
the hours of one and two clock, p. m, at the
door Of the Court House in Pomeroy, in said
county, sell the following described lands and
tencments, to wit; On the northwest side of
Racine, in section No. l6, town No. 2, range
No. ~: Beginning at corner of George
Wolf = lot on the road leading from the Ohio
river to Sylvester Curtis thence in north
easterly direction about LOG feet to said VOLTS
corner; thence in o northcastery direction,
following said Wolf lot about so feet to Will
liam Skirvn's lot; thence northwcsterly 1913
feet on said Skirvin's line to the line of sec
tion No. Is, on the west by section No. 16, to,
. corner of John VOLTS Isl feet; thence fol-
lowing the said Wolf line so feet to the bank
of the Ohio. river; thence in q southeasterly
direction Is feet to the corner of the store
house lot; thence northeasterly, following the
line of said store house lot about Sc feet
thence southeasterly Al feet to said road above
mentioned; thence easterly, following said
road, 81 feet to the place of beginning, Ap-
praised at 81 600 s'-r'
Given under my hand this 7th day Of Feb
ruary, Al D., 1865. NJ HECOX,
[6-5t S.M C.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

N pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
l. bate Court of Mcigs county, Ohio will offer
for sale at public auction, on tho premises, on Fri
day, the 18th of March, A. D. 1865, tho following
real estate situate laying snd being in said county,
the propeaty of Michael Bcntz, deceased, which
is known and described as follows, to witt Be-
ginning on He2ekah Quillen's north line, Tor tlfs
north line of lot 264, of town /, range IL, Letart
township,) on the west side of the public high
way, thence north 25o, east AZ poles and three
links to corner where a walnut 16 inches diam
etcr, bears east 25o, west S6 links, thence north
740, west to the Ohio river, thence up the bank
of the Ohio river to the aforesaid north line,
thence east with the said line to the place of begin
ming, containing ten acres, more or less. The
foregoing parcel of land will be sold as subject to
the dover estate of Mrs. Mary Bcntz, widow of
said deceased, assigned and set off to her there
in, by NJ following meets and bounds, to witt
beginning on the north lire of said lot town and
range on the wost side of the public highway,
thence north $50 east until six feet past the
dwelling house on or near said line, thence in u
westerly direction parallel with said dwelling
house to II small drain, thence up said drain to
the aforesaid north line of lot No. 26t, thence
east on said line to the place of beginning con
tanning three -fourhs of one acre lsure or less
Appraised at $2,3O0. Sale will begin at o clock
p H. on said day, the tcrms Of which will be one
half in hand and the balance in one year, with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises.
HENRY HARpOLD,
Got. Admir- of Michael Bentz, decd.
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Deaths at Salisbury, n. &.

The following list of deaths of Ohio soldier
Ii the rebel prison at Salisbury, N. c., iron
October lst to December 18th, 1864, is fur
lished by the recently escaped correspondent
Mr. W. L. Davis: ... ..
John Schummc, A, Goth, Oct %.
George Black, A, Goth, Oct 2S.
j. W. Carpenter, Fl, 60th, Nov. ..
A. Norton, A, Goth, Nov. 3.
Geo. Williams, A, Goth, Nov 5.
c. L. Wolfe, +, Goth, Nov l3
John W. Wogran, i, Goth, Nov l3.
Albert Brock, c, Goth, Dec. |.
n. Shipman, II. Goth, Dec 5.
James Pcasc, II, Goth, Nov. %
John VI. Green d, Goth, Dec. l6.
Elijah Short, Goth, Nov 20.
Thomas Watson, Il. Goth Dee. 7.
Joseph Harris ], Goth, Dec. l6
WEST vliSilylA.
r, Hanna, A, lst Bat, Oct. y.
Michael Drake, B, 9th, Oct 90. ..
Ezra Borrcr, A, Nth. Nov. t.
John liuckhar, d, 1th, Nov s.
Geo Schroeder, G, 18th, Nov g. ...
James McCrcgan, X, 10th Art. Nov. 8.
Jacob f. Ramcr A, It'll, Nov Is.
Them y Caghcr, X. I'd Cav, Nov Is.
A. Tounser, G, l7th, Nov 26.
Jesse Hall, Il, 18th, Dec |.
Oscar Pixley, H. l7ih, Nov. o.
Edwin Rowell, H. 18th, Nov q
J. Cox, 4, 18th, Nov. 80 ..
+. A. Wingfeld, A, 7th, Dec. 3.
james Haccnorth, A, 9TH, Nov. 30
Daniel Sweeney, L, 9TH, Dec. 10.
Arthur, Richmond citizenof West Virginii
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hcrsby given, that there will be Q
N petition presented to the Commissioners o
Mcigs county, at their next session, asking m
alteration Of the state road in Rutland township
Mcigs county, Ohio, beginning at n little bridge
Mt the forks Of the road near H. Plummer's house,
thence along the Gallpolis road to the south linz
of II. Plummer's farm, thence east along SAID
line to the northeast corner of J. +. Stevens land
thence following the meanderings Of tho creek al
near as practicable, passing near s. G. Larkin''
house, from thonce on straight line through
Larkid's and tho Maguires lands, passing ut Of
near the north, side of II. G. Maguire's barn
thence on a straight line through h. G. Cook
land, to ntersect said state road at littlebriag
or culvert south Of A. Hodges grocery; also tt
vacate so much of said state road as leth between
the first and last named points,
IT. ~ .sinat Co.. ..f A PETITIONER.
February 9th, 1S65--[6-3t. ~ r.s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

sy- The long established and popular jour
nal, the Ohio State Journal published at
Columbus, has passed into the hands Of Messrs:
Vim. I. Coggeshall & Co., and will be con,
ducted by them as daily, tri-weekly and
weekly paper, as has hcrctofore'bcen tic case;
Mr. Coggeshall the principle publisher is an
able editor and writer, has been long connect
ell with the press of Ohio, aad an,Il'recently
was the efficient and able conductor Of the
"Republic' published at Springfield, in this
State In his new position We bespeak for him
that support which both his faithtulncss and
ability should command as the conductor Of y
loyal press ut the Capital Of our State.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

S0r According to reports submitted to Con-
gress, it appears that the appropriation made
at the hast session for the purchase ofpnper and
stationary for the'use Of the several depart
msuAs Of the Government at Washington, falls
shoss.efthc amount required for the payment
of these Indispensable articles, exceeding one
half million of dollars, owing It is said, tc
the high prices of paperswhith shave been ad
ranced some 300 per cent, induced by Ger
tain class of manufacturers and spectators
the high duly upon imported paper operating
as prohibition enabling the parties to form
such combination. The object which Con
gross had in contemplation, in fixing higf
rate Of duty on imported paper and the mate
rials of which it is eompesed, was nnquestion
ably TO realize revenue, instead Of which the!
have received No revenue worth mentioning
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

WILL sell at private sale the following tract
L of valuable land, laying in in Olive township,
Meigs county, Ohio, known as part of fraction
No. 30, about one mile below Adams Mill, laying
in the northeastern part of said section, and
bounded on the west by Shade river, consisting
of about eighty aeres. Of the above about thirty
acres are impraved, with cabin, house and stable,
an orchard Of $50 trees, &c, &c. There is NO
doubt but that the above tract contains good Iron
ore, and from its proximimty to the Oil region
is believed to abound in the latter mineral.
Price and terms of paymedt reasonable. In
quire Of the subscriber, or George Bell at Adams
Mill. [6-6t.1 CURTIS COMSTOCK.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
Promotions in Ohio Regiments.

18Th Mtontry-lst Lieut.. Chas j. Phil.
lips to Captain, and I'd Lieuts Daniel Emory
and Henry Carr to lst Lieutenants.
seth Infant,y-lst Lieuts. James Mad
den, Jacob Reasoner and Isaac G. Phillips to
Captains.
63d Mjanby--lst Lieuts Thomas J. Nc.
Con, Augustus Mcdonald, Chas. M. Manson
and J. W. Jenkins to Captains; I'd Lieut.
Alex. II. Brill to lst Lieutenant, and Sergts.
Wallace c. Bay, David T. Hiscy John c. Low.
cry, VIM II. Boughner and Obadiah p, Hill
to Cd Lieutennnts.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

s&S" Gcn'l Mcclellan, after being exhausted
iy crce,siye military and political l1bcrs,
has together with his family, sailed for the
"old world, to recupera,c: so toe did Franklin
Pierce, on the expiration Of his term as Prcs-
,sen. and the explosion of the Kansas snind,e,
70 IN search Of some medicinal scdative, in
in which he was 30 far successful, as to be ablo
to FeSGe active political life, in the memora-
bic Champaign of 1864.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
CHESHIRE ACADEMY
TIE SPRING TERM

Of this Institution will commence on Wednesday =
the 18th of March, and continue thirteen weeks.
BOARDING. may be had at First Class Board
ing House, by Mrs. Wood, or at private houses ;.
on terms as reasonable as elsewhere !
Roons for self-boarding at 50 90 to ~ So per
student.
TuIrIoH, which has been much less than at
schools of equal advantages, win beRadvance to
70 80 for common branches, with the usual in
crease for higher branches. .-
INcIDESrALs, SO Cents.
The teachers, Rev. J. D. Atkinson, A, NJ, and
Miss MARY CAvESDER, are sufficiently recon-
mended by their enviable reputation as scholars
and teachers.
We bespeak liberal patronage by tho friends
of the school. O.E, BAKER.
[6-5t.] Agent.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

BD- Peace and paciGcstion with tbs rebels
has at length assumed such massive proper.
sions as 10 attract the attention Of all persons,
be they civilians, or plain unassuming citi-
sens. What few days since appeared mere
ly conjecture now turns out reality. Ne
gotiations Of some sort with the rebels for the
termination Of the pending war, has really set
in, but Of what significance Or to what extent,
and whether they will terminate successfully
or satisfactory TO all classes Of the people in
the loyal States, is yet to be seen, and cannot
be determined until those in charge of the
negotiations shall be prepared TO report the
result of their labOrs; until when it becomes
us to be patient. So much however is Ger.
tain, and can be received Us reliable, that as
the result of two visits previously made to
Richmond by Mr.. f. P. Blair. Sen, three
Commissioners for the professed purpose Of
treating for peace, Messrs. Stephens, Hunter
and Campbell, were appointed by Davis, to
proceed to Washington, but were only allowed
to enter our lines at Fortress Monroe, where
they were me. by Secretary Seward, who the
day following his arrival, announced to the
President by telegraph, the necessity Of his
presence to- the frtherance of the work, who
the subsequent day left for the Fortress via
Annapolis. The above, with the knowledge
of the return of the President and Secretary
Seward to Washington, is all which is known
and likely to be revealed, until communica
tions shall be first submitted by the President
to Congress, which we look for in due form
this evening "wednesday in time to lay be
fore our readers. Until, therefore, we shal
have authentic information on this subject, i
isuseless to speculate about matters and thing
which may not arise; but this much we ven
tpre to predict, that negotiations which shal
secure the preservation Of this Union, and tn
abolition Of slavery by the amendment OF th'
Cons:tEsion as now contemplated, togethe
with the present status of public matters, vii
be blessing, and acceptible above all thing
to the masses Of the people of this country
though not likely tobe SO to many who will b
minus civil and military commissions, fat job
and contracts, together with the host of ar
pointees who swarm at the National Capitol
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
ted there was no agreement upon any point

stated there Wps no agreement ,,non anv nont
ot issue
1t Is confidently asserted by intimate friends
OF the PRESIDENT that no concession or prom
lsc was made IN the least degree yielding the
position as above stated and which he has in
public and private communications maintain
ed. Whatever may be the speculation as to
peace movements IN the future, 1t Is certain
that there will be no abatement meanwhile in
our military operations, but that an effort
WIN be made to prosecute the war with addi'
tiopats sigor' SO that our success may produce
an carry peace.
GEN. snERMAN's MOVEMENTS.
Fortress Monroe. Feb 4-Tbc steamer
George Leary arrived here TODAY from Hilton
Head, with Major Anderson, the bearer Of
important dispatches from General Sherman.
Gen. Shermans forces were still advancing
VIGOROUSLY INTO the very heart OF South Car
ohna' win every prospect OF striking blow
on inc rebe, forces concentrated IN the VEN
lty OF o1afleston. on, ~ -
New !0rk' feo' the world Washing
Ton sPeciml says news OF the occupation OF
i''',hcnS.ile s au Aususta py sherman were
looH"u y NJ ior hour'y, as wen us tha eVacautor
o,nno. hr,IJ Il '' 'N'' '
~ ., .n,
oharleston, Jan oi'-Ali the movements 0
taE i,, enemy indicate that augusta and Branch
V''Ie me-, are eo. .he'r Polhss Oh aestlnatloh. go
rL;l ne % 1o.h army eofPs occupies i.opertsville
1h ms plGo G. 10 ;I aIoul n,.y hi'es hooVe oa'ah
''''' anu i i've niles RON tne river. M.
~ nea'y ioree Vi li.an.fy' art.i.try'. hh'
a." 10 10 iepuI.el tntaPe9 near ,ne luhe
on u Th;, Irt 1'ue snae ;.a anu .ae oa o1sol i
io"u. ih'S 'orce 10 s''u 'oeohs'sI Vi tiie LOU
Tho ono,ny m, 5a a dono,v,ro,;o, an mn,
position defending pontoon bridge over tn,
Salkehatchie, but without result.
1t is reported that they burned Mcpherson