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The national Republican., 1861-10-21

The PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.-The opening Of
the telegraph from the Atlantic to the Pacific
is fact almost accomplished. By the com.
mencement of the next session of Congress, citi.
zens in the remote north and those In San
Francisco can enjoy all the benefits of imme-
diate telegraphic communication. On the
opening, recently, Of the telegraph to Great
Salt Lake City, the following dispatches were
exchanged
GREAT SALT LAKE Cry.
To The President Of the United States:
Utah. whose citizens strenuously resist all i'm
putations of disloyalty, eongratulates the Presi-
dent upon the completion of an enterprise
which spans the continent, unites two oceans,
and connects remote extremties of the body
polite with the great Governments heart
May the whole system speedily thrill with
quickened pulsations of that heart, the parrici.
dal treason punished, aud the entire sislerhood
of States join hands in glad reunion around the
national fireside. FRANK FULLER,
Acting Governor OF Utah.
Repty
SIR: The completion of the telegraph to
Great Salt Lake City is nuspicious Of the stabil.
ity and union of the Republic. The Govern
ment reciprocates your congratulations.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
To FRANK FULLER,
Acting Governor.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

CALVIN HusoN, ESQ.,, IS DEAD-A dispatch
has reached Rochester, from Hon. Alfred Ely,
at Richmond, stating that Calvin Huson, Esq,
one of his fellow.prisoners, was dead. He was
appointed last March one OF the Costa Rica
Commissioners, by the President Beirg in
Washington at the time of the advance, he was
witness of the battle OF July 2lst, and was
taken prisoner at the house of Mr.. Floglus
where he had spent the night. He married a
niece of Gov. Seward.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

THE FOUNDER OF l. o. o. +. IS DEAD-Thos
Wildey, extensively known throughout the
country as the founder of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, died suddenly on Sat.
urdsy morning, while seated at the breakfast
table, at bis residence, corner of Gay and Front
streets, Baltimore. His disease was dropsy OF
the heart. Mr.. Wildey was a widower, his
wife having died some time since, and was
without children
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

Sss- The public attention Is very much di.
rected to the naval expeditions which are on
the tapis, Great hopes are INDUCED in respect
to their results. The navy has acquitted itself
we'll in all the affairs in which it has so far
been concerned, and the Navy Department has
deserved and acquired public confidence by its
energetic restoration of that arm of the national
defence, from the condition to which it was
reduced by the treachery, or compliance with
traitors of Mr.. Toucey.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
Monday, october q, 1851.
~ Reading Matter on every page.-Ei

EH- We surrender large portion Of our
paper to day to the very interesting official
correspondence on the subject of religious
federation in Egypt embracing history Of
the persecution of an agent of the American
missionaries in Upper Egypt, and Of Its fcal
adjustment Several articles intended for this
days issue will appear to morrow.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

10 We learn that the official advice, re-
ceived by the Arabia's mails are more than
usually satisfactory, but that there is great
activity in schemes for violating the blockade
and Introducing contraband goods into the
United States.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

TIE PRESIDENT, and Secretaries WELLEs and
SEWARD, took sail a short distance down the
Potomac, on Saturday, on board the steamer
Mount Vernon. When they arrived Off Alex.
andria, they went on board the Pensacola,
where they were received by Capt. Morris
After speeding an hour or two with Capt NJ,
the distinguished party returned to the city.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

FEDERAL HILL FoRTIFICATIoNs-The work of
fortiGyipg Federal Hill is progressing rapidly,
and the earthwerks and entrenchments are
nearly completed. Several large teams are
now constantly employed in hauling number
of heavy guns from Fort McHenry to the
works, and it is the intention of the command
ant to have them mounted as soon as possible.
baltimore American.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

Ho- 1t is said, at New York, that tle steamer
Nashville could not have got over the bar at
Charleston loaded with coal enough for a
voyage across the Atlantic, and that she must
stop at Havana, or some other place, to coal up
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

STAMPED NEWSPAPER ENvELoPEs.--Stamped
ne"Spaper envelopes are to be issued by the
rost once Department Immediately. They
VIII oe furnished for Sl.l6 per hundred.
very great convenience.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

.Gs- Hon. George Eustis, of New Orleans,
who married the only daughter and only child
of Mr.. Corcoran, the banker, of this city, goes
to France as secretary of Mr.. Sldsll, the pleni-
potentiary of jeff Davis q Co.
The national Republican., 1861-10-21
THE CASE OF FARIS.

THE CASE OF FARlS.
Copy Of The Cadrs Statement to the Mouli,, Gov-
ernOr.
TRANSLATED FROM THE ARABIC0
II MoHARRAM, 1878.
(23 July 1861
(Be 1t known) that in the presence of the fol-
lowing most worshipful and learned men, viz:
the worshpml Zeyn Rata, head of the most
honorable aristocracy Of Osiut, and the most
learned man, Sheikh Mahmud Ahmed Kura'a,
and the learned man, Shekh Abdalla Ali e.
fendi Esh-shun", aud the learned man Sheikh
Hassan Ibrahim, Besmik-e ell Musa and others of
the most honorable Ulama, and the great and
most respectable Emlr Ayub Kashef Bazza ada,
aud the honorable Mohammed Effendi Seyf
Eddem, and the honorable Mohammed Mustafa
Abd-en Nasir, and Abd-Er Rahman, Ahmed,
Abn Duah, Abd.el-Maksud, and Abd.el Djeleeb,
and the pilgrim Hassan Ali, Et-Keilani, the
most worshipful Add En- Ranman Ahmed Ez.
zahery, and Others Of the pillars of justice and
secretaries A messenger came from th Chief
OF Police Of the Moudir of Osiut bringing man
having petition addressed to his excellency
the Moudir, purportipg that he had wife whom
be had married after she became Muslimeh, five
years ago, who had borne him daughter, now
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

~ 1t Is stated in the New Yok papers,
that Judge Nelson will proceed this week with
the trial of the pirates captured on board the
Savannah
The national Republican., 1861-10-21

~ The publication Office of the National
Republican is at the northeast corner of D and
Seventh street, second floor, over W. D. shep.
herds store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07
Rumored Death Of Jeff Davis.

AS will be seen from dispatches, Rich
mond papers Of Tuesday make no allusion
to the death Of the rebel President. but GER
tain illusions 10 Legislative matters which in
volve the necessity of his being alive. The
report of his death may have arisen from the
knowledge of his severe illness, and the fact
that the Secession flags near Washington
are hanging at half mast This token OF
respect was prbably displayed. however. in
memory of an officer who was shot on
Saturday, by scouting party of our men.
near Baiey's Cross Roads. He was fred
at from great distance. with Springfield
rifle, and was seen to fall from his horse
An hour aftervard the rebel flags on Nun
sons Hill and at Falls Church were at half
mast. remaining in that position all day.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

CauxrY FAIRs.-The Tenth Annual Fair
OF Bartholomew county commences On the
9sL OF October. at Columbus, aad will con.
sinue during the 10Th. 11th aud 18th days
Of that month.
The Second Annual Fair Of the Union
Agricultural S,ciety will take place at Brook
vile, commencing on the LIST Of October
and continue until the OH
The Second Annual Fair OF the Gosport
District Agricultural Society, composed OF
the counties of Lawrence. Monroe, Morgan,
Hendricks, Putnam. Green and Owen, will
commence on the 9th OF September, and
continue Ave days.
The Tenth Annual Fair Of the Henry
country Agricultural Society viii begin
September l7tn. and continue three days n
New Castle.
The Annual Fair of the Ohio and Switz-
erland Agricultural Society will be held at
Enterprise from the 18th to the 2oih Of Sep
tenn Der, inclusive.
The Iosh Annual Fais OF the johnson
county Agricultural Society will be held a,
Franklin, from the 18th 10 The 2lst days OF
September, inclusive
The Annual Fair OF the Delaware county
Agricultural Society will be held at Muncie.
from the I'd to the 4th of October. The
fairs of this Society are always attractive
and generally we'll patronized.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

~ AS our friends Of the Broadaxe, have
seen proper to ascribe the authorship of the
article entitled The Cant of No Party
in the Palladium of Aug. "a, to Mr.. Tharin
we desire Ia saw that b. :i.l-.,ah re-.
90. --.s.. me EDITOR Of the Axe, guilty Of
the crime of not having been born in Rich
IN ond, is yet not guilty of the authorship OF
the article alluded to. or any knowledge
tn ereof.
The author is Native of the city.
..foolish" and "weakminded' no doubt, but
not 70. wiling to engage in discussion.
wherein epithets usurp the place of argu-
ments,-consequently has no reply to the
numerous editorials of the Axe of Aug. 81
To those who wish crushing reply to them
we would say. read the extracts from the
Cincinnati Gazette, copied into the same
number of the Axe.
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@ Little did We think, that bv admit

@ Little did We think, that by admit
ting ur friend to occupy our editorial col
UNI ms, in a fair and genilemanly criticism Of
. questionable editorial in the Axe, (aues-
tionable. because Of its running counter to
his former professions and POSITIONS that
gross personal abuse would be heaped upon
his head over the shoulders of another in
dividual, who never saw the article until il
appeared in print. That individual is am.
ply able to take care OF his own reputation,
and defend it, too, at the risk of his life; he
has replied to Hammond's scurrillous and
blackguard attack, on the frs. page of to-
days paper. Our friend 4, hamslrings the
Broadaxe editor. by declining to reply to
his budget of epithets. and leaves him to
limp and founder through the slough and
filth of his own chosen position. If it will
CRAFTY Hammond to know the genealogy
of =, we could give it. for We know him
from child up to manhood. and we can
assure him that, altho' lever wen, TO
school but six months, he is as much his
superior in scholastic attainm ents as he is in
political consistency and moral worth
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

1J A rebel force from Tennessee has
invaded Kentucky and now occupies Hick-
man-warm times are anticipated, and t is
thought Kentucky neutrality will give way.
BW- The rebels in Missouri. are retreat
ing from the State. Gen. Pillow has retired
from New Madrid. The rebel cause is rap
idly sinking in Missouri.
e@ Gen. Fremont has issued his proc
lamasion declaring Missouri under Martial
Law. That is decidedly the best stroke a.
rebel lion OF the season. 1t gives universal
satisfaction.
E George Washington Julian. has had
his zeal for the Union aud the war kindled
recently he is out with his own appoint
men,s all over the country. Every little
helps notwithstanding selhshness may be at
the bottom of his peregrinations.
@ Matthew r. Hull, is doing eficien,
service in enlisting volunteers for the war.
sS The Ohio State Fair is on Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, the
10Th. 18th. 18th and 18th Days of Septen-
Der. 1861
u Thanks to Hon. c. B. Smith, Sec'y
Interior. for Presidents Message and docu-
ments accompanying it--three volumes; al
SO, for maps of public land surveys. draw.
lngs and plans Of public bulldogs. anx
sketches OF the daily and annual oscillations.
Of the waters of our great lakes. The draw
lngs are exceedingly well executed and are
valuable
~Cois. Dumont, Wallace, and Mlroy.
have been appointed Brigadier Generals. by
the President. so says a dispatch to the
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07


The Secretary OF the Treasury has re-
ceived the following letter. which shows
how the people of the Ola Bay State regard
the war Its tone of earnest, hearty pstri-
otism makes it worthy of being printed in
letters Of gold.
Il am shoemaker of limited means. but
l want to lend the Government this Kindred
dollars, 10 assist il little in the maintenance
of Its authority.
The reason send it to you. rather than
invest it is. l want to give Uncle Sam all
the profit; SO don't want any interest on
it. All | want is. that you should send me
Government note, promising 70 pay me
or bearer. S1oO on demand, any time after
the Goth of August. 1869, without interest.
II times 70 hard with the Government
then, will make goodly abatement from
this. If you are not empowered to invest
the money in this way, invest in the next
way that will be most profitable to the
Government
..LoNG LIFE To UNCLE SAM"
May the blessing of God make your
efforts to save our beloved country success
full
Most respectfully yours,
up. An early return will prevent ap-
prehension that this did not reach YOU
Physical disability prevents my assisting as
q volunteer"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

H1 A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
papers from Clarksburg the other day. sta
ted that the loss of Col. Tyler's regiment in
the fight :. Sammsry!!s,e- &c. s-ssh e oisve.
fand Herald from the chaplain of the regi
ment. Rev F. T. Brown, and another from
the Surgeon. DR.. Salter, say that the loss
was Is killed, SO wounded. aud leo missing
and taken prisoners. This may be accepted
as correct. and it shows that the fight was
by no means the trifling affair the Cincin
nail dispatches appeared DESTROYS Of making
II
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

MARRlKD,--On Tuesday morning. Sept
Sd. by Rev. E. p. Corcorn. Mr.. DENNIS
GILL. of Dayton. Ohio. to Miss SALLIx
Cook. daughter of E. NJ and Agonics Cook,
OF this city. sss
~ We were literally remembered by
our young friends on this happy occasion.
May their pathway through life be as bright
and glittering with JOY, and their happiness
as sold and substantial as the token of their
kindly regard now in our possession.
49, Married at Chester. ON the 4.h inst
by Friends ceremony. MAHLoS JOHNSON OF
Monrovia. Ind, to SARAH A. HAxPToH. OF
Chester, Ind.
- In the vicinity OF this city, by the
Rev. Mr.. johnson. john D. HAMPTON,
of Chester, Ind, to Miss ELLA STRAW
BRIDGE.
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ARMS FOR TIE INDIANA TRooPs.-We

Arms FOR THE INDIANA TRooPs.-We
find the following in the Missouri Democrat:
The Springfield muskets and En- feld
rifles, telegraphed by the Governor of In
diana, to Colonel Sanderson. of the 23I regi-
ment. as having been purchased by that
State for the use Of her soldiers, arrived on
Saturday. directed to Colonel Rose. Quar-
termaster for the State here. There were
four thousand of them-two comp anies of
each regiment to be supplied with the En-
field rifle, and eight companies with the
Springfield musket. These guns are of
about the same weight, and carry one thou
sand yards. They were purchased in Eng
land and came by the way OF Canada.
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The editor Of the L.i.yeste iTndl Areu.

The editor Of the Lafayette iInd) Argus
Secession sheet. Was terribly beaten by .
recruiting officer few days since. for pub
fishing abusive articles against the Govern
ment. and numerous fAleshoods calculated
10 deter zen from enlissing.
~ At the Ohio Union Convention, on
rhureday last, held in Columbus. David
Todd was nominated for Governor. and B.
+. Stanton for 1t. Gov. The ticket is oou.
posed of three Democrats. three Rspubi-
cans. and one American. The convention
was harmonious. aud the tickle, gives sensr.
al satisfaction.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

DIEDAus 3ah. at the residence Of his
Act year of his age.
To ho~ many OF this community will the
of Dr. Butter. death, bring ssdness
realized except when good 70
rewards
When in sny wax Of life N honest upright man
10 borne THAI abys. that separates
survivor, Dang personal Toss but
years seasons Of nIne.
accidents there IS pstve grief with ample sound.
tios. lot inspired by the fall Of any other
Dr. Butler impasive man, but there vas .
qaet worth AID integrity, both pro-
ssiona life and social career. that all recognised
admired who 5rOush, into close him.
and soch we're the sterling snturnz character
that thOse who merely pieas-i him. upon intro
dseiioa ie.rDs love and i iat.reoa,s
Hrued ard acquaintance ritxlej.
DR. Butler t=aaon.tr man making ssel..
Nations from kouse.ops. srstsns hixh-ays
bGi When duty G2isi 4ise 9dssty d-.ayed rvio.,
nor empty ounctilicas cur;aiiei ecie
moral eorardice have foothci4 sre,
TO shrk Or shRa his jast responsibilities, snift them
% others shoulders. What he n.s.
aa7 bsr= hlase. should ID when
done.
Let the living fneitst good dse1s BY tie
nsaasry Of the noble 6e-d-
DIED-As her r<sAs-ns4 Cssass5s this city.
Friday Last, oe4oes. r. n. ISABELLA c. vtfs
JAMES < REEVES as-d forty sss jean
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

On Saturday night last. several incendi larry
fires were kindled in the vicinity of the
building used as prison for tho female trail
tors in Washington, evidently with the de
sign of exciting confusion, in the midst OF
which the fair rebels were to be rescued
from their captivity. The fires were dis
covered, however, before much damage was
done. and the scheme proved unsuccessful.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07
Election Notice.

STATE OF ISpIANA.t
wayne County.
n. Of T.dissa fA< sAeFef Wasss Co.. G,ssas:
VoU hereby required 30 notify tas 9usiined else
wayne Township. Wayne eeaatS In the State
Of Indiana hold election ~ the usaAi place OF
places of voting in said Township the I'd Tuesday OF
1851 the purpose Of siecting Justice Of
Peace said Township.
Witness Sol Mesedish. Clerk. Of the Wayne Circuit
Court Centssviils this s6sA day Of August 1864.
aaA SOL. nkhkDIrH. @. @.
Sept I. f223 81
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print his opinions upon any subject ~hasev-
er. without any prior restraint, SO away
that he does not injure any other person IN
his rights. person. property. or reputation !;
and so always that he does no. thereby dis-
ARD the ps6lie p<aee or attempt 70 ssorert
Gle Gover1senf.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07
Tkirty-stT Dollars,

y ..x:.s x = pss-
O0aTt Mouse Door In the town OF Csoeeg
vile Wayne county lndans the 2h day Of Sepsmbes
1851. between the hours of ten o'clock.
O'Clock, said day the following real estase,
situated in Wayne county. Indiana, and described -
foliovs to Wit Lot number l06 in that the city
Of Richmond said county, laid out by John smith, also
piece Of ground lying between said lot No l0d. The
sane having been conveyed to sAml q. Ossss by Has
mon b. Payne, missioner 70 sell csvtaa al Estate
belonging to the heirs OF Samuel Smith. deceased aud
more particularly described In the decd Of said Cemmis
sioner The to be sold without relief 70 satisfy
said decree and Of Lacius L. LAniss
and Others Samuel c. CAsssl aud mary J. Oassell.
eept. 9Th, 1861
J. 8. STIDHAM, shG. W. c.
Sept 7, 1851. (o27S1 sssgEf "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-07

~ It is good policy to fight Ere with
fire. particularly when you're in the midst
of prairie surrounded with that destruc
tive element and have the wherewith to kin
die tor to .igh. the devil with chunk
but to spurn .'insidious traitors in the man
ner proposed. in the concluding para graph
of our leader last week, ("by hyDoerities!
profession. is not the best way to treat
the scoundr-ls, nor is it the way it was writ
ten. I. should read .'spurn their hypocris-
ical preteusons." &c. This sentence was
left out by the compositor. and in hastily
correcting the proof the blander was made.
We again republish that concluding para
graph. for wholesome doctrine and re
proof as well as for Correction 1t will
not spoil by being often repeated these days
that try meas souls:
"Men OF Indiana! True men every where!
stand by the Administration. II is honest.
energetic aud able--les not insidious tr al
tors divide your ranks and destroy your con
tiderc e in your leaders in this great dread
uoui "a tuc Couu9iS pCih-~Sp pun eaoi
hypocritical Prctensions. and stand fast BY
Your captains in the face Of the enemy"
y The editor of the New Castle Cour
ier, thinks that Henry is ahead of Wayne
in the number Of soldiers who have volun
teered for the war; according to populations;
but that Wayne is little ahead in Colonies.
We have not sufficient data 20 know il
friend Goode is correct or not as to the com
parative number Of volunteers from the two
counties; but as TO the number Of Colonies.
Henry has Grose.
Since tipping the above. We have made
an estimate and find that there are already
in service and will be by the 1st of next
month. about companies of infantry. 3 of
artillery and 2 of cavalry. besides about 100
who have enlisted in the regular service. So
you perceive, friend Goode. that Old Wayne
is at least doing her duty. Besides this,
cou mt in about one hundred head Of valua-
bic horses her patriotic farm ers, of sl! polit-
ical sha drs. have given to her boys for the
Cavalry service. Think of that Bro. Goode.
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The Capture OF the HatteraS Forts.

II
The attack upon the Hatteras forts, seems,
according to Gen. Buffers r-pors, h-~.
been very ticklish affair. Owing to the
heavy surf upon the shoal coast. the boats
were swamped in landing the troops, and a
rising storm compelled the feet to make an
off n.r a. -ieL., leaving 81 5 soldiers on shore
within reach of 6i5 of the enemy, aud as
Commodore Barron said. thousand more
within call. Besides this, two of the vessels
got ashore within range of the principal fort
before the surrender It would seem, that
with all these casualties to help them. the
rebels ought to have made more effective
fight.
We do not understand that all of this ex.
petition returned, and expect to hear mole
from it.
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Election Notice.
STATE OF INDlANA,i .
WAYNE County

Wayne County
Tss Sse al fsiissa he SAsr.F q wsys< Co., Gresss-
n Sci Meredith. Clerk Of the Wayne Circuit Coat
hereby certify that the ensuing annual eieetiea.
&c SID the Second Taesisy OF De-
Is6i the eiecrs 20 be elected there
wit:
OF Circuit Court far the t3ta JaiiciNi
Circuit InaianA Of which Wayne Coaasy
foru, q pArs. And Prosecuting Attorney for sail
18Th JasieAl Ciross the OF laaianA OF
WAYNE County forms part. Add Asa one Couaty Con.
missioner III Dtsret 70 Gil The that viii
ec hy expiration of the % cA Of Jeha H.
Hnuon OF which yo0 will notice and yons-
De- accordingly
Meredith clerk and the seal of sad Court
this 3d<hdAy Of Aasass. ISL 5
The aasin-d vote.s Of Wayne County wiii therefore
take notice that will election held each
fovnshp sail cNun;y OF Wayne, Tuesday, the 9Th
day oc:aer isol for the purpose OF eisctng the
srsi oneess referred 60.
$. sfIpHAM, saa VIC.
San, 7 ia Oo) II
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CAMP ENYARr. Sent 9.

OAAF MART, sept 2.
Col. GUTHRtk: have just had a message
form Col Enyart-the companies of Capt
Wheeler and Rock, with the Home Guards
of that vicinity, have had an engagement
with the enemy at Boone. totally routing
them after killing twenty-five taking some
prisoners and burning the town. Six of our
men were wounded, and l am about to send
the ambulance with Dr. White Our forces
will return today. THos. Cox, JR,
Capt. Commanding Post.
On receiving this note. Col. Guthrie re-
marked, This movement has cleaned out
Gen. Beckley and Jinkus, and will effectual
ly stop all further attempts to destroy
Galliopolis." All honor to the First Ken
lucky Regiment, and Ohio Twenty sixth.