Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-26
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W.. JOHN c. RIVES.
--.Sa,ssros. October I2. 1858.
!
A.. ~" battle of U. s. forces With In.
ri,o,, -Four Lakes, in Washington Ter.
,o5 'ssul'ed in favor of the Americans
- ~. p''',sly u s.singuisbes the war in tha.
p @ Vim. N. Grier, of Danville, {
and h, distinguished for the prominent I
part he took IN the GgLt. ! {