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How they doisugh at my Joke I must have
somtthing in me. Yet why did nobody ever
fpd Il out before? wish was plain old Abe
sgaIn, and back at Springfield. don't like
French soups and dress coats. What can have
harnune Of Rob
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SECOND DAY.

Obliged to'mske a little speech, and sue
eeeded 90 badly that I an more determined
than ever not to be seduced into a second at
tempt. Determined also from what see and
hear to shoE no mercy to traitors. Think l1l
put Greeley in the Cabinet. Illinois is strong
Ear fha Tniou
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DAILY RATES OF ADVERTISING
For one squsrs 6ftsn lines o. less enc iassrtio &
For each additional Insertion ef sArs.......... 50
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Arrived at Detroit; rather out Of the direc
line, but ! know no North and no souh
" BobD keeps ne in constant alarm lest b
should lose the "speech." Speaking O
speeches, I really think made good one to
day; they laughed at my fun, at any rate; an'
talked about Nero's fiddle. Wonder what tha
meant? Not hddle-de-dee, hope.
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POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected By
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engTaviRgs; full gilt, cloth and mo-
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Inieres,isg Eriraets from the Journal Of "a.
Presidenf Elect.
The following translation Of an srticle about
to be contributed to the Paris CbariS.rri, viii
Be found Interesting at the. present juncture
It purports to consist Of extracts from Mr.
LIEcoLE;s diary.
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CHRISTMAS

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hauy's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
Hooker's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage In the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chevalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and his knights.
Work while it IS Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Princssses Of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
BibiograPhieal Notices, etc. By W.
Hazlitt. In vols, half calf.
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FOURTH DAY.

Back to Chicago, because forgot to see The
editor Of the Chicago TTibaas; be put new
backbone into me, sns needed 1t, for the ae-
counts frighten me; besides my vertebral coli
unin Is nearly broken in two, bOwing- II
I could get any gloves big enough, I'd buy somei
they might save my hand during these eiernal
shskings. Ny speech to-day / know was fac
f,fI of fete-nriua tim.
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. H.
lustratsd by Foster, -Dore, Skill, Slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated BY Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
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Barstow's Metallic Burial Caskets
PRO PENRON 8.

u DO BREAKFAST BAcOE,
DO sHOULDRRs,
PLAIN HANS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RIBBED SIDES,
DO CLEAR SIDES,
FAMILY PRIME MISS PORK, in barrels and If. 1Tls.
DO cLHAR PORK, do DO
20 LARD, pri kettle rendered, in barEsls,
half barrels ana k-Rs,
CLEAR MESS AND N. o. PORK,
BULK HEATS, SHOULDERS, sIDEe and HANS
s-4-Ths ebovs are now In stock, and viii be kspi
constantly on hand through the season, from which
Hoteis Grocers Boat Stores, Coast Orders End the
Trade rtnerally will Be supplied At market rates BY
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer aud Provision Merchant, sevenib and Carl
street,, 81 Louis, No
Refers fo merchants Of Memphis, generally who %
psoyiaioIl business. fsI-de7dem
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son, Poet Laureate. Splendidly illus
trated by E. V. B. svO., NOR, gilt.
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AmbrotEpes Of all sizes.

From 90 cents to SO we wish call from an. By
industry and attsnon 10 husinss aRd having but
Grst-class oBerators intend makaE Work equal
10 any Ia The country. Come and and try Pic
Of Children taken instantaaeously Respectfully
TEAROUT, ROTsTBR & co.
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Indlsnapolis. 0h, thefe is surely NOBODY
hurt. unless it's me. Pm tired 10 death. Why
viii they insist IN my making 30 many
speechss? Yet declare feel fully equal TO
tie emergency. Louis Napoleon was a par
vsnu, too be and I viii manage The world.
Greeley ssys Pm a greater man than Seward I;
and Greeley ought to know.
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FOF' RR9eE,

I'VE OFFER FOR RENT the OFFICE now occupied
w bT us as osnmission ofice, and. n desired will
sell up0u reasonable terms ali The Once Furniture.
rive also offer for rent the COTTON SHE'D AND
WAREHOUSE, On Madison street. now occupied By Us.
MASON * Co,
NJ
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Coed Cock, Washer aRd IrORer, fer
Sale.
YTTE snsr 4 woman about % years old, with a child
w 1os yeurs old for sale low. Aiso, woman q
about the age. PAasabie cook good washer and
ironer and Ecod seaInstrass; q about thiriy 70
thirty-fve yearsi very superior hand. Also man
sbouf The age not good An VII be sod cheap.
YOUNG WELD,
dsl2 75l Aain street. Up stiEs,
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL.
HU1-TSV.ILLE, .aL.6B.sH.a.


THIS HOUSE Is now open for fha socomodstion Of
Il thtpublic. The rooms are all large, we'll vsnti-
lated ald furnished in the best style with and
oeautfd furniture and carpss. The public and
halls arr lighted b. The Ladies' and Gentemen's 3
ParoTs IRE furnished in spleE1id and uxEroas style,
cn-nflrtIhla And InrIiInE-
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lGTFHEws a rUEE.
Trust Sale.

Y virtue Of deed Of rust executed 10 MEAS trustee,
ID By c. LaFomaslno, the 7th day Of June, 1883, 70
certain therein msntionsd payable To- and
indortad 5y, A. Bette will sell 20 The highest biddeg,
for cash, Wednesday, the Is March 1851, certain
lot Of ground 6iuatad west side Of Second street.
between Gsyoso and Baa Streets 70 feet front said
street running back $50 fest 70 alley, known ct
No. g. In the divisien Of the said ground Said trust
deed h recorded In the registers 0ce shelby county
book 90 part 1s PAGES IA is5 and Iss The right Of
redemption is waved and the tits good but eovsy
trustee. Sale On the prsniser At y O'Clock.
n. @. CAHCR,
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4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COIL! COAL!

I HAVE bees engaged IN the coal trade for The PAST
twelve years have boatsd coal % tsis market for
the retail city and steamboat trade and have leaned
em srpesuca the necessity Of having cheaper fue In
Memphis than has hsrstof0rs bseH furnished TO her pe
pie The ueaestties Of The rich and poor alike requre
the change proposed, and while DO Rot pretend % Dis
-uisa The flcs that intend 70 make Money it is
not the I.su true that shall re public benelacor
now have On hand large supply Of Green river eoa,
Which have always furnahed n price fr below thaE
which must BE- paid for PIttsburE c0s TIE pieces
not large the ccal tccfs received from Pitts
burg but these grow larger as tie mine 10 penstrasd
and with each shiFmsnt 70 ne, b. sprlus ne luzFs vii
large the largest taken from the P1urg pts-
Green river coal less than that from The hea
waters Of the Ohio and therefore sell 10 low and not
seeauss Il not 90 valuable for 81 purposes have
deemed It uHeless to sbsn sud pubsh csr1caes Is %
properties from those who u here. IT. 1ti and
bank shoctH are the certificates Eaus- have. bow
ever larger stock than ever before Of 2ittsourE ca
which goes 81 at market prices. wond state, more
ever that those who buy from ne pay money 70 an old
citEea sf Memphis. All that make goes into rircula
tion here. take asthiag from thu city Whch oar ere
did Dot intand should 60 aFay s1e hn did not hza
M-nphfs on coal bed Keep your money at hcme. and
stand By Jour people, uhich you accu1pish bg
buying coal st the Blue Once, JsGsrslus az the
po7 THOMAS JANIS
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sewing machLne Rooms.

Arranged for the convenience Of Ladies' being On the
second h1or. We have dihereut styles Of Sewing
Hach ines always band We take great pleasure in
show ing our WILCOX MACHINE, fnOWfEE, from fair
family mAchine. One great feature in them is, the
Eeedle cannot be set wrong they the most simple
and least complicated Machine In By calling and
seoing them yeu can be satisfied Of thsir value.
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SIXTH DAY.

Cincinnati. Getting into the burnt district
rather near the slave States. think incline
70 compromise; there is no other way Of getting
oct Of our national difficulties. Washington
was aginst geographical distinetions, and so
was lat school, Seward is the only states
man In the country. I will put myself under
his wing. and IL harm comes be can bear the
blame. Haven't seen Bob Cor two days. II
he should lose that speech. And ss didn't
write Il, ] couldn't remember the contents.
NV sddreas to-day took. Il was SO good that
Il shall be the last.
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DENT.gL ROOMS,
MEMPHIS CITY VAREISH ROOMS
". :, n.a.... So. ....,-.,

TVE subscibef wishes to inform ts citizens that he
is now ready TO receive old and second hand furni-
ture q every description 70 repair ans vErnikh the
same ard, II IL is desirable he has objections 20
pairing the furniture .t the family residence-the
panfe OF draying and hauling would Be saved He will
rs-upholster and furnish hair cloth chsirs,
sofa and dtYans. All description Ct steamboat furni
ture chairs repaired and painted, and no objections
zOlg any distance In the cgEntry the plantations
thus The erpense trouble snd transportation Of the fer
niture 10 the city and back sgain can be saves-it
alone would pay the repairing oi IL. Apply as above
or address ne through the post ofiee.
fe7-d3m HRNRY BEARRs.
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Containh- three ans tables, shordng a pleasant an
hsalthyrecreNti0n for ! leisure hour.
Everything IN my power sh2ll be done 10 make th'
cuests q the house comfortable.
fels In JOHN p. LKE, Superintendent.
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ECLIPSE sTABLE

TATIiG sold an interest in the f,RclipseM
II Livry Stable 70 Jno n Fisk. the busi-a ,7
Of be hm will hearafter be conducted 81 ~
under th' S,yls Of Hunt Fisk. T. ". HUNT.
we Wu keep on hand at The % EcIipss," the best
stock MS tbs market aorf and wilt turn sh euch
turaouaas will give entire sasafarisn 70 all The pa
irons he ed AID popular stand. II good teams and
constant attention u the wants q or aTsomers will
DO Il, WeWlll endeavor 10 please.
Horseiboardsd By the day, week, month, upon the
most reac1sbie terms.
fe8-1u HUNT h FIeK.
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SUNDRIES,

SUNNbkGEESs
E0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
UOO 1900 lbs. s. s. Almonds.
500 lbs Filberts.
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Hsal.
$50 brls. Ruscett Prior Red and Jenatin Apples.
go Pink Bye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
500 KEGS Nails.
50 doz Brooms.
Also Sugar, Coffee, Holasses, salt, whisky, Brandy
Champaign, Fisur, Lime, Cement, Starch, wooden
Ware, ETC., etc. Just received and for sale lowb
FLOURNOT CRAWFORD,
ce10-dAw No. IL, Front row.
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Southern Stock Food.

COTTON seed Oil Neal and Cake are the cheEpsst
~ and most nutrieous food for ali kinds Of stok-pro-
ducss more MILK and BUTTER, and = richer ami more
delicate flavor than any sther-kapt at all time on
hand Ia quantities to suit purchasers at the WORKS.
ds1i-iy
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THE TARTE
. " BAn

Shall atAn times be supplied with everything good
home AMI foreign market can Afflra and having in my
employ ood and experienced cooks snE table ssrvanss
everything sssll be prepared and serec in The best
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ATN a
Insurance Go. OfHartfOrd.
INCORPORATED 1919.
Capital & Surplus, S2,194, 10000.
Assets, January 4, 1850. D.

The INCOME Of this OJmpany Is DOUBLE that OF
any other Rire Insurance Corporation In tho
United States.
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on the enemy while they were retreating
to the entertainments, where there was
considerable loss of life. Loomis was in
the engagement about three quarters of an
hour, when Howe's battery came up, ta-
king position within eight hundred and
fifty yards of the enemy's batteries, and six
hundred yards in advance Of Loomis=
Howe's guns being of shorter range. With
in three-qunrters OF an hour, Loomis sue
ceeded in silencing four of the enemy's
guns-bearing directly on him-with ten
pound percussion shells from his long Pai-
rott guns. During this time Daume, with
his six-pounder, Captured at Rich Noun
tain) came up on the left, taking
n position on the slope of the hill,
Loomis, being in the centre of the
valley facing the euemy's works, and Howe
with his right resting on Greenbrier River.
Having ascertained from scouts that the
main body of the rebel infantry lay in the
rear of their crmp, on the retreatiug slope
of the mountain, Loomis moved his pieces
nearer, shoWeriug among them one hun
dred and fifty.four round of canisters. 1t
was here, and while they lay in their en-
trenchments, that the enemy met with
their greatest loss of life. .Eta a4a
1t is generally conceded that this was
the most effective and largest artillery en-
gagement on record since the commence
meut of the war-lasting over four hours.
Loomis discharged over six hundred, Howe
four hundred and thirty, and Daume eigh-
ty-iye rounds. .aa.s4H.s
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NATIONAL LOAN.

DURSUANT to Instructions from the Secretary OF
II the Treasury, book will be opened on the Sth
day OF October 1851, at bridgeport ONO; IN me
Bank, for subscriptions under my superintendent
for Treasury Notes, to be issued undnr the act Of
July II, 1861 These notes will be issued In sums OF
lars, one Thousand dollar and hVe thousand dollars
EACH dated 18th August 1851, payable three years
rected and bearing interest at the rate of $40 per
cent. per annum, payable semi-annually such inter
est being at the rate oi two cents for each day
every hundred dollars. For the convenience Of the
holder, each note Will have coupons attached ex-
pressing the several amounts of semLannual inter-
est, which coupons may be detached and presented
for payment separately from the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes Will be re-
ceiVed during fifteen days from the day Of opening
the book Aforesaid, No subscription for less than
fifty dollars nor for any fraction OF that sum can be
received Subscriptions Of MY dollars OF one hun
dred dollars must be paid In lawful coin OF the
United States at the time OF subscribing. subscrp
tiOns OF more than one hundred dollars may be paid
at once; or, II preferred, onetenth at the time Of
subscribing and one-third Of the whole amount on
be paid. No payment OF le6s than hity dollars can
be accepted, that being the smallest sum for which
Treasury Notes can he issued. ID t @
Certificates will be granted In duplicate to sub
scribeFs for the amounts 80 paid, the original OF
which the subscriber win transmit by mail to the
Secretary OF the Treasury when Treasury Notes, As
aforesaid will be isSned thereon to suuh subscriber
or Ills order carrying interest as expressed in such
certificate: but In cases where only part Of the
AMOUNT suDstIlDeu paul tne
Treasury Notes viii be issued only for the payments
made subsequently to the first, which will remain
until the whole amount subscribed by such person
shall be paid, when Treasury Notes will be issued for
such first payment also. On payment of each de
ferred instament the subtcriber Will pay, in addi.
tiOn thereto sum equal to the interest accrued
thereon from the 10th August to the date OF pay
ment, and on hnal payment like interest on the
amount paid on subscriptions which payments Of in
terest will be reimbursed to the subscriber in the
payment Of the hrst coupon. l,-
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates
by the Treasury will be sent to the subscribers by
mail, or such other mode as may be indicated by
them when they transmit their original certificates,
The duplicate certificates may be retainad by them
for their own security. JOHN O. TALLMAN,
Bridgeport, Sept. 30, 1901. Subs. Agent, 3.
(Oct2l
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9ailgg gnteIIigeuftt
ADvERTIsING IN DULL TIMES,

1t is useless to dictate to business men
about advertising. We have seen one
horse traders and tbird-rate merchants
who were dogmatic in their assertions
that advertising don't pay" But when
we look at the fact that they languish in
poverty, while single advertiser in New
York pays $s1 900 to one newspaper in
one year, and grows rich at it, we can
scarcely credit the assertion. - .''i-
There are those, among the sbrewdest
and most successful, who advertise with
renewed zeal just when others get scared
and quit. We have just become acqnaint-
ed with 3. case 10 point. Business is very
dull in Philadelphia, manufacturing estab-
Ifshments not making expenses, some
Wholesale dealers have gone into liquida-
tion, and others are selling at retail; but
in some of the old retail stores the crowd
of buyers is tremendous, three or four
deep at the counters. a correspondent of
New York paper says of this fact: 81
note curious coincidence touching this
matter-those whe advertise the most are
selling the most goods. noticed the
same coincidence in 1857. l remember
various men who in that crisis kept them
selre from failing by misunderstanding.
That expedieut brought them customers
enough to put them out of debt. People
make the grand mistake of assuming that
in times like these nobody has got any
money. No mistake could be greater
Money can be had for almost anything a
man has to sell, by extensively advertising
To make the application: The Inte1Egsu-
Ger has a circulation several times greater
than the accustomed circulation of papers
in Wheeling. Its advertisements are all
conspicuous. We believe now is the time
to advertise.
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LOOMS Battery was the first in position,
as heretofore noted, opening the FIRST FIRE
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CALT.-SOO bush. Pittsburgh Extra No. i,
y 200 Ohio River Salt Co. ~
lust Feceiyed aud for sale by
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Missouri MIningCOmpany.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK.....,............9 81 90, 600.
TJNHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
u pose Of advancing the great mining interests OF
purely philnnthroplc motives In initiating this
terprise We believe that the stock can Pc made to
pay large dividends and at the same time real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
TelOping and making known the Astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri than by the use OF five times the
We shall make the once OF our Company a COM
plete mining bureau Of the mineral reiourees of the
State. We have power under our charter to pur-
6hnse and sell mineral lands wherever located In
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered to cap
ialsts and mining adyenturers, who desire to purs
Chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
Company.
We respectfully solicit the attention Of al, who
have mineral lands for sale to send US statement
OF the same, describing the kind Of minerals ON their
lands the number of acres the location and the low
est cash price they willing to take for said lands.
We shall work only such mines pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of the lands we sell Tho
books for subscription to the stock open at
the office OF the Company, Main Etreet, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
No. lLbcuststreet. All who feel an interest In this
business, and have money, will do well to call and
subscribe. Those wishng stock, living out Of the
city secure IL by enclosing ten per cent of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
DIRECFoRs:
Henry D. BACON, Esq, Matthew Butler, Esq.
Joseph Iat6fUp, Esqs 3! n, Lynch, Esqs
L'N. Bogy, Esq, Joseph Payne, ESQ
81 Henry D. Bacon, a71la L.V. BoEy.
n. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, PrSa't.
Tho above prospectus has to this date been
published in only one of leadug papers for ten
days No extra efforts to got stock taken have been
made; yet the public well appreciate tho sound
ness Of the enterprise, that two hundred thous-
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken, We
would briefly state that the shares $25 each, paid
In flI without further liability; transferable BY de-
livery; registered only when dividends received
Any person having money to spare, can, by the pur
ehAse of shnres in the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that will pay largely, and bold
stock that Is readily converted into cash WthoutlOss
answered. H- 20 it - mh30+dkW2m
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All il. readiness to move ut A. N., this
Wednesday, Oct. Sd, 1861,
32d Ohio, Col. Thomas II. Ford, and one
of Capt, Daume's guns.iu! advance.
9th Indiana, Col. (Gen.l SIilroy.
18th Indiana, Col. Kimball.
Path Ohio, Col. Jacob Ammen.
18th Indiana, Lieut.. Colonel Wilder, conf
manding. - s g5r
Loomis' Battery, six 0 pound Rife Par
rot cannon. 3a s5atfss
18th Indiana. Col. Sullivan.
Howe's Battery, brass Founders, and
10 pound Howitzers.
Tth Indiana, Col. (Gen.) Damont, 8 com
panies and cavalry.
Daume's Battery, brass pouniers.
In RessrYe-l5th Indiana, Col. Wagner;
25th Ohio, Lieut.. Col. Richardson; Bruck-
ems Indiana, Robinson's Ohio, aud Green
fields Pennsylvania cavalry companies.
The troops remaining in Camp Kimball,
during the absence of the main body, were
under the command of Col. Hewcs, of the
Sd Virginia Regiment.