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The national Republican., 1861-10-11
A Fight and q sepa ration.

About noon yesterday, the noise proceeding
Thirteenth, betokened that a fight was raging
inside. Officer Bunton, Of the Metropolitan
Police, who lives near by, was soon on the spot
and arrested the parties engaged. They were
taken before Justice Clark, when they gave
their names as Joseph Koons and Catharine
Smith. 1t was stated that the parties are man
and wife, and that the woman has another hus
band living, which fact, it is supposed, often Is
the cause OF their disagreements. The Justice
on the man promising to leave the house, and
never more interfere with the woman, dis
missed the case.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
U"T.o STATES MILITARY HoUTE'
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS!

On and after MONDAY, September %, 1857. Pas
sepger Trains between Washington and Baltimore
VIII '0N = TRAINS RAINS MOVING NORTH.
Morning Express leave Washington A: Al.
Arrive at Baltimore at 7.45 A. NJ; Philadelphia
1880 p. M; New York +. NJ; Harrisburg LIS
Pm.
Morning Accommodation leave Washington 7.So
A. NJ. Arrive at Baltimore 9.10 A. NJ; Philadei.
phia r. NJ New York p: NJ:
Evening Express leave Washington $50 p. NJ.
Arrive at Baltimore 10 p. NJ; Philadelphia 9.SO
p. NJ; New York 8 p. NJ.
Evening AccommoS alton leave Washington b.i6
p. NJ. Arrive ut Baltimore 7.ao p. H. Harrisburg
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at A. NJ; Philadelphia II 80
A; M; Baltimore s'40P.N Arrive at Washington
u Leave New York at sP. M; Philadelphia 1850 p.
N. Baltimore A. N. Arrive at Washington $40
Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at $40 A.
N. and F. NJ, and arrive at Washington los
Passenger Trains leaving Washington AT SC A
NJ and $50 =. NJ and Baltimore At !, 80 A. N and
245 7. NJ. make direct connections for Annapolis q,
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and " ash
ington at 1855 4. and L M
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at A.. NJ
and p. NJ, and Baltimore at A. M, and 3it
=. NJ. will stp only al Annarolis junction and Relay
J,md,tm.
Way Passengers are requested to take the Acoop,-
n,odaton Trans the Regular Tonnag, Traiu, which
will have passenger car attached.
Trains will leave the Washington Depot p0nlay
upon cdrd-tinle,
Trains will leave Baltimore at 4 A. NJ. Leave Wash
iugton at SEQ p. M.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War;
General Manager.
THOMAS II. CANFIELD,
Assistant Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

MExIoo.-The total foreign commerce CT Mex
leo amounted in 1860 to about filty-four mil
lion dollars; the imports amounting to $26,-
100000 and exports to $2S,O000O0. OF this
total sum, the British trade was valued at
$33 100000; our own at only $S,700,00O; that
of France at $500, 900; of Germany So OOO,,
900 of Spain only $1,000 900.
FEMALE ZouAvEs.-The young girls of North
amplon, Mass, have organized Zounve mill
tary company, and will give an exhibition drill
at the agricultural hall on the first day OF the
cattle show in that town.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

And all we can hear Is, "War war war /"
But for my part am tired Of the old story of war.
But, oh Mrs Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsP No. Why, SMITH, No. 400 Seventh
street, has Just received a new stock of FALL
CLOTHING of every description, and he offers to
knack OF selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he does it, do not know But
can III out your boys with nice CLOTHINi ! at re.
markably low prices. ! advise all to call u,
SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, oppo'ite Post
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, lie SO.
sug 60-8m
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Latest BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Elk,odier, October l0.-General Reynolds has
driven Generals Lee and Floyd from Big Springs
to Elk Mountain and Greenbrier bridge.
The rebels destroyed their camp equipage
ammunition, aud several hundred muskets.
Several wagons fell into our hands.
General Rosecrans is at the mountain, strong.
ly entrenched. ~.
The enemy is we'll entenched at Big Sewell.
General Rosecrans advanced ten miles, but,
finding the rebel entrenchments too strong to
attack, retired, as his invitation to the rebels
to come forward was not accepted.
The weather is rainy.
There has been bloody affair at Chapmans.
vile. Five Zouaves were killed. Tho rebels
lost thirty.fve killed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Hall's Patent Drinking and FiIterin q
Tubes for 70 Cents Each.

Now that the fall rains are rilng our rivers
and streams we would advise all our military
friends to procure one Of those ingenious aud
practical little instruments, which no soldier
should be without, as 1t perfectly filters the
water from insects, &C., thereby rendering II
healthy. You can also purchase rubber blan-
kets, rubber coats. rubber leggings, ponchos,
capes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers,
boots, shoes, &c., &C., at manufacturers prices,
at the India Rubber Warehouse, No. sos Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. sep soft
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
~ WAtHISGroH, d q Oct. 7, 1851.
Proposals will be received at this office until the
18th instant for
q 900 lbs best Ipgot Copper,
5000 " " BancR Tin,
900 " Slab Zinc,
10 boxes y y ID Tin
To be delivered at the Washing ton Navy Yard
by the lst of November next.
8. b. BROWN,
oct slot Navy Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Arrested for Stealing Mules.

Al. Slough, of Cumberland, Maryland, was
arrested night before last, charged with steal.
ing four mules from r. 8. McKais. He was
= taken before Justice Dom, where he did not
deny taking the mules, but exhibited bill
against McKaig, upon which he claimed bal.
ance due, and stated that his object in taking
tie mules was to secure tho payment of this
balance. The justice was not fully convinced
of the propriety of this mode of acting, and re
quired the prisoner to give bail for a further
hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
NAN CInG ACADE NILE ..

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York re
spectfully announces that he will open hi. lgk
Academies FIR / struction in Fashionable Dancing
at the following places:
Franklin Hall, Ninth street, corner of ID, Wedues.
day and Saturday afternoons at three O'Clock, begin
ming the ltth instant for ladies' misses and mast
aud in the evening nj seven o'clock for gentlemen
and ladies. Assemblies every Wednesday evening at
nine O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy Yard,
Monday and Thursday evenings a. Sven O'Clock, for
ladies' misses and masters and eight clock for gen
tlemen. Assemblies every Monday evening at mite
O'Clock, commencing thursday evening, October Il, ,
1851
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Penney lvania
| avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies
misses and masters, Monday and Friday afternoons
at three O'Clock, commencing Friday, the 25th Of
October.
Mr. Barnes will teach his classes all of the dances
usually danced, including the new Mazurka, Var
sovianna altz with changes, Highland Schottsche,
new Spanish Dance Danish Dance, Polka, and
Schottsche the Lancers Quaa rille in elegaSt sty
Mipuet Quadrille CaledOnian Quadrille, &C, &C
Circulars, terms, and references may be obtained
by calling on Mr Franklin, at his store, under the
Hall.
The Franklin Hall will be to let four evenings each
week. 10 respectable parties only for danciug
bjies which will be kept In the very finest order For
terms inquire of Mr. Barnes, at the Hall school days
ahd evenings oct5-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

ARREST FOR PURCHASING GOVERNMENT PROP
EKTY.
J. W. Grymes, of Georgetown, has been ar
rested on the charge Of purchasing Government
property of the quartermasters, &C., which they
have had no right TO sell. 1t is said his books
have been kept with such precision as to al
ford clear proof against the parties implicated
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Lost Child.

Dundas's farm, near Camp Graham, two miles
north of Washington, are in great distress at the
loss of their little chlld-a boy about four years
old. His name is John Cane, and he was dressed
In striped insey and black cap, his pants torn
ON the right knee; has light curled hair, and
blue eyes. He was last seen on Tuesday even.
ing, about O'Clock, in company with or follow.
ing after some soldiers in the direction of B!a.
dpnsburp
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
UNITED STATES STEAMER SUsQUEHANNA,
Off Hatteras Inlet, Oct. 6, 1861

pdEtihcuI.
UNITED STATES STEAMER SUsQUEHANNA,
Off Hatteras Inlet, Oct 6, 1861.
SIR: Late in the afternoon OF the 4th instant,
l received information that the enemy had
landed in large force at Chicomico and Kline
Keet and that the Indiana regiment posted
there was In full retreat before them. Also,
that our three tugs in the Inlet were aground
or disabled. The Fanny had been captured
the day before.
at once got under way with this ship and
the Monticello, and anchored for the night close
to shore in Hatteras cove.
At daylight found our troops in aud about
the Light House, and in distress for want OF
provisions, which they had been without for
twenty four hours. Isupplied them with food
and at the request Of the commanding officer
remained for their protection during the day
Hearing that the enemy were still in large
force at Kline Keet. sent the Monticello tt
drive them of, which important service was
performed by Lieut.. Commanding Braine, will
great effect and good conduct. His report is
enclosed.
lam. very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) J. l.. LARDSER, Capt.
Flag Officer l.. NJ. Goldsborough.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Orpllaus' Court,

Judge Purcell presiding. sterday, the Bar.
ney divorce case was continued by the examin.
alton Of John +. Caan, John s. Tyson, Mrs
Ca,harine Peddicord, Wadsworth Ramsey, G.
l.. Giberson a; d Mrs. Captain Oldheld, sister OF
Lieutenant Barney, all Of whom testified TO the
general good character of Lieutenant Barney
as evnced both in his conduct towards his fam
lily and others.
At three O'Clock, the court adjourned unit
eleven this morning, when the case will be con
tinued,
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
81, Aloysius' Church.

Mr.. Harry Schorman and Mrs. Cecilia Young
have been engaged at the Church st. Aloysus
and will enter upon their duties on next Sun
day, Mr.. Scherman being the orga ist. Weber's
Grand Mass in q will be performed, and Mrs
Young will sing the solo " Gratias agimus tibi, )
with flute obligato.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
RETURN OF DIR. HAYEs's POLAR ExPEDIrIo!

RETURN OF DR.. HAYEs's POLAR EXPEDITION.
Halifax, October 0.-Dr. Hayes's polar ex.
pedtiOn arrived here this morning. In the
United States party all are well, but two have
died-August Sontag, the astronomer, and Glib.
son Carults.
DR.. Hayes reached Smiths Straits on the 2Gth
of August, last year, but could not penetrate
the straits with his vessel last season or this.
ander. and with a dor.s,edae Reached lat. 81
deg. 35 min., May 18th, of this year.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
DIED.

On the 9th instant, Captain JOSHUA GIBSON, In
the 4lst year of his age.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
vited 10 attend his funeral this afternoon (Fri.
day. at half past three O'Clock, from his late
residence, corner of Seventh and + streets.
May he rest In peace.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Accident In Georgetown.

As II train of some thirty ambulances was
passing along Washington street yesterday
took fright and ran of when turning the cor.
ner of Gay street. The driver, named Owen
Carroll attempted to jump out, but fell, and the
wheels of the vehicle passed over his right side,
injuring him internally. His ankle was also
badly hurt. He was taken to the Seminary
Hospital,
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
A BILE OLD sOLDIERs WANTED.

All able old soldiers, who once served, and who
would like to serve again, under prompt attention OF
exc rcise and capacity US such, will pSase call u,
Msjor JewelPs offce, Postefce corner, or direct to
" FRANCO" at ihis office. Only about 100 requ ed
10 I'LL the regiment of Brarour.
BY order Of
Capt. CHARLEl BkCHER,
Formerly Of the First N. Y. Volunteers
sept 90-u In MeSico.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies Of the Repub.
Kcan are circulated among the floating popula'
ton every day besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
THE FREMoNT-BLAIR DIFFICULTY.

Cincinnati, October 9.-The Cincinnati En-
quirer, the paper in which all the Blair and
Fremont charges, letters, &C., appeared origi'
nally, in answer TO General Fremont's dispatch
exculpates the General or any members of his
department unqualnedy, from any RESPONSE
bility in their publication. The papers, it says
were obtained through an entirely different
source,
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

7 OST-A Pension Certificate In In vor of
IL OWEN McCAuLEY, No. 1858, was lost on q
street, between the Treasury Department and the
Will be suitably rewarded on returning It TO the
Pension Once, or 70 the Oih:e or the National Re
publican. oet e-8t
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Pocket Picked ,

Yesterday morning, while Mr.. William Birth
grocer, corner of Third street and Indiana
avenue, was making some purchases In the
some adroit rogue of his purse, containing
forty.two dollars and forty cents In gold and
silver.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
T IBERTY PUBLISHING OFFICE,

u II LOrnhTlI, BOstOn.
ANY valuable publication concerning sLAvEar,
the WAR or any other great que stion Of the HMes
furnished by Nail free of postage al he Publishers
lowest prices.
Boston and New England Agency for the Natt,na,
hsp1'"qn, a, tnis once Daay p. oya year weekly,
this valuable W Washngton paper
All books In the Boston market furpished BY n oil
postage free, on receipt Of the price. Subscriptions
received for all valuable reviews, ma aziues aud
newspapers, Address,
wv light
octs-t No. q Cornhill Bosiol
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Given Tn,

Iu accordance with the ruling of Judge Mer.
rick, of the circuit court, Brigadier General
Graham, at noon yesterday, brought before
the court the minor, jeremiah Lyon, of the
twenty-third Pennsylvania regiment; where
upon the court ordered his discharge.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
The Police Commissioners.

The Metropolitan Police Commissioners held
their usual weekly meeting yesterday after.
noon, but no business of Importance was trans.
acted,
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
TILE ARMY nE TILE ENEMY.

THE ARMY Of THE ENEMY.
The careful surveys made by our balloons
indicate large concentration of troops at Ma
nassas Junction, and north and south of that
point. The ground is covered with tents for
miles in extent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

We learn from Wheeling, Va, that Major
W. Crawford, Of Fort Sumter, has joined Gen
Rosecrans command.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
MISS . X E's ENGLISH AND
Nl French Boarding and Day School.

This Institution Is now open for the reception Of
pupils at No. $50 Pennay avenue, Seven Build
ngs four doors west OF Its former location CORNER
OF Sinet: :enth street
Having for seven years enjoyed the confidence of
the public, the Principal 10 encouraged to hope for
continuance Of Its support She refers to the parents
sualisd to speak Of the msrits Of her school and
particularly to Professor che of the United States
Coast Survey and to Professor Henry, OF the Smith
sonian Institutien. oct 1-2w*
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

MARX YOUR CLOTHADG lido not
wi have washeIw women lose your shirts, collars.
stockings, and fannels. Go to the EXCELsIOR
MARKING PLATE COMPANY'S AGENCY,
bottle Of Premium Indelible Ink and Brush, with
silver Stencil Plate. Ink warranted. No bra s.
plates are manufactured.
N. B.-All kinds of Engraving, Large Alphabets,
Figures, &c executed to order, with neGtDe,s and
disi atch. Don't forget the number--i74 Seventh
street, near +. octT-1w
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Death At the Inurmarv
StampGde OF Horaea.

Cornelius Bresuahun, teamster-a resden
of this city-died at the Infirmary yesterday.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

DOOmS WANTED-l or = Rooms, by IA
IL hiuBle gentleman, with or without board, in 4
small faulty occupying modern house, with q bath
room: Reference given aud required. Address
4" UNION " at the National Republican Office.
sep lg
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
WANTS..

WANTFD.-Agehts to sell an Article
w uteful to every person. Active young men
can make fro II five to ten dollars per day. Apply
to L. WILLIAM Is ARKER,
$40 Seventh street, up stairs,
oct l0-3ts three doors above ID street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

VIZ ANT 4 ID agents TO sell an article
w wanted in every family Pays well. Apply
at 20 Missouri avenue, between FouT-and.a half and
Sixth streets. oct 9-3t*
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
phe Cry IL, stiIl they Como

Note the reward offered in another column
for the recovery of forty four horses.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

SPECIAL NOTICE-SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Washington at $50 p. M. for New York
and Philadelphia
From New York and Philadelphia, arriving In
Washington at 6.l0 A. M.
n +. MORLEY,
iuly2Q General Manager
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
A RRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS,

A hRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS,
n AT THE WAsHIsaros CITI PosT OFsICR.
The Northern Mail closes at O'Clock and at y clock
P. M daily and arrives at 6lO A NJ and +. Nj ;,
daily.
The Wesern Nal closes at O'Clock p. M; and ar
rives ut 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. daily.
The Northwestern Mad vlOses at O'Clock md Of
O'Clock p; NJ, daily and arrives at 6.lO A. ~ and
eP. NJ, daily
The Alepanl,ia Nail closes at lsO p. NJ; and sr
rivts at O'Clock p. N.
The once will open for delivery at s clock A II.
daily, and close at 80 p. hi, daily, except on Sun
day, when 1t will open at and close at 10 CLOCK
NJ, opening again at r II. and remaining open
till P. N. LEWIS CIEPUhNE. p.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

TUST RECEIVED, u large quantity of
y Mountain Butter, and for sale BY the frkin.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Corner Of Seventh and streets, No. 526.
oct 3-lW
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

A TTENTION sUTLERsiI-An Kinds of
n Stencil Plates, Alphabets, Figures, 30 for
sale at the EXCELSIOR MARKING PLATE
COMPANY'S AGENCY, 47+ Seventh street, Room
No s. oct T-lw
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the own
y September 2lst, large, dark, brindle cow. $40
reward will be lid TO the person who can give in
formation Of her whereabouts, return her to III
south b street, between Ninth and Tenth, on the
Island. oct i-lw"
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
DAYMASTERs' CASH BOXES.
L Favor's Patent Camp Cots.
Camp Stools from 80 cents TO 81. so each.
Blankets, Comforts, Pillows, Iron Bodsteads
&c. &c.
For sale by JAS. 9. Meg OIRR Co,
sep. 27-d2w fStar. Cor Tenth st. Il Penn. Av.

uEADQUARTERsF FOR CLOTHING
II Hats, aud Cais, at SMITHS, No. 46o Seventh
street, oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

"ANTED.-An active energetic person
w having capi al tuficent to furnish about
dozen teams TO visit encampments will hear OF
profitable agency by applying ut
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Aep vi Penn avenue, near Eleventh st.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

NEW YORK PRICES FOR ALL KINDS
IN ofClolhing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valses Shirts,
Collars, and Ties, ut SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh
street, opposite Pest Offtoe. oot s-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

AS THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
will be holden, every day this week. In the English
Lutheran Church, corner of Eleventh and II streets,
to commence at halfpast four o'clock. To be con.
unued one hour only. oct St
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

yXTANTED.-To have everybody to cal l
w at SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, opposite
Post Office, and purchase their Fall and Winter
Clothing Trunks Hats and Caps, at the very lowest
prices Give him q call. ect t8-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
OmcIal Account of the Engag rment on
the North Carolina Coast.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The following dis
patches were tonight received at the Navy De
partment:
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

WANTED for the Quartermaster's De-
w partment United States Army, 500 Team.
sters Pay twenty five dollars per month, with one
ration per day
Apply at this office.
JJ DANA, Capt A Q NJ,
o3t 4-lm Corner OF ed and u SIS.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

RAND ADVANCE OF TIE ARMY,
" but SMITH has not advanced the price OF his
Clothing, which he has Just received and is selling
off at such remarkable low prices. Give me cali,
and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains that
now offered every day at SMITHS No 400 Seveath
straet oct S-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
~ In the County of w ash Ing ton.
Notice is hereby given that a deduction OF 10 per
cent will be made on all tax bills for the year
1851 paid In the month Of October and discount
Of 5 per cent II paid in the month of November
and per cent. II paid in the msnih of Decemtef
After that time no discount will be made.
The undersigned will be at the office OF Nicholas
Callan, the Clerk and Treasurer of the Court, (NU
213 street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets,) every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday,
for the purpose of receiving the taxes,
ALFRED RAY
oct p--3t+ Collector for The County
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

COME AND SEE OUR NEW STOCK
~ Of Fall Clothing, No. 400 seventh street.
oct Sim
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-17

inner arch is to be constructed. -
The compartment for the exhibit
ion of machinery is 1900 feet long,
of which 300 are already finished.
This is merely an addition to the
main building. ,
[ feel tempted to give you a com
plete description Of this stupendu-
GUS enterprise, but would occupy a
folio, and there will be a full histo-
ry of the whole undertaking in
some early issues Of the London
press. The proposal for an exhi'ai.
ton meets with the most marked
favor at every important Court in
Europe, and every Government
there is appointing commissioners,
Even Asia and Africa, not to say
Australia, South America, and the
most distant civilized communities
Of the far seas will be fully repre-
sented. At home the interest is
guaged by the fact that the first ex-
hibition counted but 5000 exhibi-
tors when il was in the high tide
of its success, while now the cons
n.issioners already have 5000 names
registered.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-17

INCIDENTS OF THE RETREAT
The Richmond correspondent o:
the Columbia South Carolinian re.
lates the following:
On the retreat, q tired Yankee
stopped at a farm house and beg.
ged for water. Mrs. Thornton, the
owner, handed him a tumbler, ponr.
ing a little brandy into it, as he
seemed very exhausted. As she
offered it, he shrank back for Il
moment, but he took and drank it.
She asked him why he did so, and
he replied, "To be candid with
you, l feared you had put poison
into it." She replied, "Sir, do you
not know you are speaking to a
Virginia lady to be equally can
did with you, you 60 no further"
She then called two of her servants
and directed them to disarm him,
which they did. Another coming
up for water, she made the servants
treat him in a similar manner, and
thus took two prisoners. A few
minutes after, another Yankee went
to the spring, and a servant girl
gave him water. He said Good
bye, girl )" when she said, No,
you must 60 to my mistress and
thank her, not me-" She marched
him up, and as she got near the
party, she cried out, Mistress,
here is my prisoner" and thus an
other was bagged, and the three
guarded until a squad of cavalry
came up and marched them off to
headquarters. An aid of General
Bauregard told US that he had lust
been over to thank the lady, in the
Generals, name, for her heroic con.
duct.