The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-04
Rnttles Of tI,e Revolution.

olutionary war, with the names Of the the res
psetive commanders, the numbers lost on each
side, &c. 1t will be found interesting now tha
We are engaged in the third great war of the Re
public:
Lexington, April Is, l775; British, Ma.
Jor Pitcairn, loss 273; American yeomany
loss 81. ~ E V5$' S % 80
Bunker Hill, June II, IT'S; British, Lord
Howe, loss 1854; American, COL Prescott,
loss 453.
Flatbush, Aug. l2, l776; British, Lord
Howe, loss 400; American, Putnam and Sui
ivan, loss 2000 ~ Nv 80 fA' #l
White Plains, Oct. 81, l776; British, Lord
Howe, loss 300 TO 400; American, General
Washington, loss 300 to 400. ....
Trenton, Dec. 25, l776; British, General
Rail, loss 1000; American, General Wash
Ingten, loss o. xxx. .-.
Princeton, Jan. Q, l777; British, General
Mawhood, loss 400; American, General
Washington, loss 100.
Hubbardston, Aug. 7, l777; British, Gen
eral Frazer and Baron Reidesei, loss $50;
American, Coils. Francis and Warner, loss
800. wi
Bennington, Aug. le, l777; British, Gen
erals Baum and Breyman, loss 500; Ameri-
can, General Stark, loss 100.
Brandywinc, Sept. ! l, TIT; British, Lord
Howe, loss 500; American, General Wash
ington, loss 1900. tl
Saltwater, Sept. II, TIT; British, Ger
eral Burgopne, loss 600; American, General
Gates, loss $50. 's
Germantown, Oct. a, l777; British, Gen
eral Grey and Colonel Musgrave, loss 600;
American, General Washington, loss 1900.
Saratoga, Oct. II, l777; British, General
Burgoyne, Surrendered 5752 men, bis entire
army, to General Gates.
Red Hook, Oct. %, l777; British, Count
Donop, loss 500; American, Col. Greene,
loss 80.
Monmouth, June 25, IT'S; British, Gen
eral Clinton, loss 400; American, General
Washington, loss l30. .
Rhode Island, Aug. 20, TITS; British,
General Pigott, loss $50; American, Gener-
al Sullivan, loss 2ll.
Briar Creek, March 80, l779; British,
General Provost, loss ls; American, General
Ash, loss 400.
Stony Point, July Is, l770, British, Gen
eral Johnson, loss 600; American, General
Wayne, loss 100.
Camden, Aug. le, 1880; British, Lord
Corvallis, loss 375; Amnlican, General
Gates, loss 6lO.
Kings Mountain, Oct. l, 1850; British,
Major Ferguson, loss $50; American, Coils.
Cleveland, Campbell, and Shelby, loss Sc.
Cowpens, Jan. II, 1871; British, Colonel
Tarleton, loss 800; American, Col. Morgan,
loss 72. ..
Guilford Courthouse, March Is, 1881
British, Lord CORVALLIS, loss 523; Ameri-
can, General Greene, loss 400.
Hebkirk's Hill, April 25, 1881; British,
Lord Rawdon, loss 300 10 400; American,
General Greene, less 300 to 400.
Eutaw Springs, Sept. 8, l7Sl; British,
General Stewart, loss 1000; Anne rican, Gen
eral Greene, loss $50. .0.
Yorktown, Oct. 10, 1883; British, Lord
CORVALLIS surrendered 1913 men, his entire
army, to General Washington.
T Captain Taggert, of Brown county,
Ind, brave and gallant officer, fell at the
battle of Buena Vista. As he was about to
expire, knowing himself 10 be dying man,
he handed his sword 10 a friend saving, "I
shall have no more use for it, but tell the
boys to fight on-OUR CAUSE is JUST
Would not the bnse cant Of the whig press
have been sad consolation to The gallant but
dying soldier in that hour when contempti-
bic sophisiry vanishes awayi No, says the
whig press to the dying man, our cause is
unjust-unho nholy--execrable! The war is
a war against God!!- Louisville Demo
crdt
ONO BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
be dy met at Wooster on the 5thi nst. and a J.
ourned on the 18th. About 70 minister's
besides number Of lay delegates we're pre-
sent. The meetings were harmonious, and
. large amount OF business was done. John
M. Gallagher, Esq. Of Springfield, pre-
sided. a.
The American Baptist publication socie-
Iy have received $24,277 for their last years
publications
GrThe Adjutant Generall Of the United
States, gives public notice, that volunteers
who reenlist for second term of service
will be entitled 10 second land bounty. So
with regulars. 1"
(ErsIf we are to live after death, why
don't we have some certain knowledge of
III" said a sceptic TO clergyman.
"Why didn't you have some knowledge
of the world before you came into it!" was
the caustic reply.
Who IS nE?-It is recorded by the letter