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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-26
NJ LANGHORN L. SONS
M. CHEWING AND SMO

NJ LANGHORN L. SONS
M. CHEWING AND SMOKING
- T0BA e G o.
Always on hand and for sale, at prices FROM 25
To 65 CENTS PER POUND:
NJ. LANGH0RN u SONS "0R0N0CO lbs. -
LODE STAR "CITY IRA DE-" nG0LD
brands. Also. their celebrated :" HY ENA CLUB
and "sTAR" SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
the finest Leaf
Dealers are requested to call and examine the
stock. BROWN q MuGLELLASp,
fe 25-2m Agents for Manufacturers.
Osn BUSHELS NEW JERSEY WHITE
ZOV MERCER POT ATnEs; WHITE BEANS,
PIGS, FEET, SMALL HAMS, BREASTS, JOLES,
SIDES and SHOULDERS; choice ROLL BUTTER,
prime CUTTING CHEESE, r. 4. aud N q. Mo-
tASsEs; REFINED SUGAR, all grades; PARA
FINE CANDLES, In cases containing lbs. lbs,
lbs and lbs. boxes, Adamantine and Taiiow
CANDLES, fresh ALE, 400 bbis. line old Mountain
WHlsKEY; 50 half, quarter and eighth pipe. fne
BERRY, CHERRY and GINGER BRANDY; 200
dps old APPLE BRANDY PORT, MADEIRA and
EuFRRY WINE WIN. b. JONES CO..
fe 25-st 18th street. between Main and Cary.
CTijXRT,S VHISKEY. have been ap-
- noinied by Il. a. STrART his sole agent In the
stale Of Virginia. for the sale ct his celebrated
UNTAIN HI6kRY.
Mana offered for sale until II u year old, aud
~ are now delivering from lot that Is u months
ala We only ask trial vi this WIiiSkEY, being
snfis ed that Ii will please any one that wants
good WhIsksy. For sale only whelssais By
- IT, WN, b JONES kCo.,
70 :s-st 18th street, between Asiasad Cay, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-26
R9; Encourage
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES
CREN SHAW

Do so, and especially if you can obtain as desi-
rable Goods without paying any more for them
than their actual worth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-26
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
DOR HIRE-For the balance OF the year,
L MAN, accustomed to waiting in the Dining
Room. Apply to X. CAUTH0RN.
n EGROES FOR sALE.--I ehall offer for
~ sale, privately, until Tuesday next, five val
liable NEGROES, viz: \ MAN, two WOMEN, a
BOY, and "a GIRL. should fail to sell said Ne
groes, or any of them, privately. before next
TUESDAY, will, ON that day, at 10 o clock A. n,
offer them for sale, publicly, at the auction house
of Messrs. DICKINSON, HILL Il Co.
The Negroes can be seen upon application to
Messrs. DICKINSON, HILL Co. Persons desiring
To buy, will call on me at the Columbian Hotel
JOHN 5. MOON, Trustee and Agent
fe o3-3t*
T,OR HIRE-For the balance of the year, three
L COOKS, WASHERS AND lR0NERS; several
SCREW MEN, TWISTERS AND STEMMERS.
Apply to fe 2S-stI 4. CAUThokN:
NJ EGROES FOR SALE will sell, AT pub
N lie auction, at Charlotte Court House, on
MONDAY the fourth day of March, 1861, THAT be-
ing Charlotte County Court day. sixteen or sew
enteen likely young NEGROES.
fe 20-dt4Mh koBT. u bpoLDla.
THOR HIRE-A smart MULATTO BOY, who is
+ very handy in the dining room. He would be
a very useful dining room or house servant to a
gentleman. Apply at fHiLLifs
ia lots Office, 18th ST., betw. Main and Bank.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26
PROF. WOODS bilssliI
RET0RATIVE CORIEAL
BLOOD RENoVaToR

Y5, Is precisely what Its name indicates, for, whilrt
Unpleasant TO the taste, It ia reviylfyi ng, exhiars
ling, invigorating and strengthening 20 the vital
\ tates and renews the Blood In all It's purity and
Dthus at once restores and rendoSs tIo sgsfsg iad
q UslnerG6Ls TO attacks Of dtseass. ills the only
preparation ever offered 10 the wor.c, 30 chem,-
Ideally and skillfully combined as 10 10 the mOli
poweriul tonic, and at the same time 30 perfect,i
AdASd to- as TO act In perfect accordance with ttt
laws Of nature, and hence will sO0kte ne poedktsf
b stomach, and tone up the digestive organs, aud
thus allay all nervous and other irritation. " n
\penecty exhilaratng, and at the same time II isl
% Qcomposed entirely OF vegetables yet so eombinedl
1as TO produce the most thorough tonic effect, with-
out producing any Injurious consequences, suchl,
~ remedy has long been felt to be in
Bhe medical world, for Il needs medical Bill toll
that debility follows all attacks OF disease. and
proceeds and indeed lays the system open 10 ihelI
Ansidous attacks OF many Of the most iatal, such,
lfor example, as the following: OonSunp tion i
Vdlgestion, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite Faininess,
Nervous Irritability, Neuralgia, PapitatiOnd she
Heart, Melancholy, Night bweats, LanBuoT, oiddi7l(
ness, detention Of, az well a. Painful obsitrocl
too protuse, or too scant Menstrualion and fAil1N
N ling Of the Womb. These all depeud upon general
W debility. This pure, healthy, tonic cordial and
Blood Renovator IL as sure to cnfe the sun ioIl
uutise and set. There u no mistake about Il. BuI
IYhis 10 not all. II the system Is weakened We Are
open to bilious attacks, the liver besomes torpid
1or worse diseased, the Kidneys refuse 70 peiiofh
their functons end We are troubled with Bcadnsll
M and inoontinence Of urine, or involuntary DIS
ehaTge Of the same pain Ia the back side and bel
tween the shoulders, eKceedihgly liable 70 sshilI
colds, coughs, and II unchecked, soon enaciah3hl'
followa, and the patient goes down 10 preinature
aABrave. But space will not allow ns 10 enumerate!l
Ehe many ills TO which We are liable 10 weakeuel
condition Of The system. But We will say, IN. thi}
q Cordial and Blood kenovAtor you have perIvctIl
safe, pleasant and eaectual remedy Tor loss ~
n Appetite, biliousness, Flatulenee, weak and sJs1
4 Il5tomach, Languor, Liver Complaint Ch,lls aJdI
onH MI nnaf QRaaa fA II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26
The President ON Oonliaoation.

A Washington correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune, who processes to have good authority
for his statements, gives the following as an i'm
pOrtAnt subject
| am able to correct the painful impression
here noticed with regard to the President of the
United States, and do so with the more salts
faction and gratitude that was deeply grieved,
in common with nine-tenths of the loyal citizens
of the country, by the countermanding of Fre-
mont's proclamation, and by the application of
the checkrein to Secretary Cameron's just and
wise nclnatlons. Mr.. Lincoln assures bis
frienda, without reserve, in conversation, that
he is in favor of measures which shall enable
us to deprive every rebel from Virginia to Tex
az, Of his slaves and every other species of
properly, and that the only disagreement which
can arise between him and Congress will relate
to the details OF the bill which may be adopted
II any such disagreement shall arise, 1t will,
presume, relate to the possible involving Of
loyal masters in the consequences of eman-
cipation to the slaves of their disloyal neigh
bOra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26

'are as Low as by any other Route
AK for Tickets uia CyestIine or Clepelapd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26

But this is not all. The large sum Of Sl4O.
O0O still remains In the hands Of Mr.. c., fol
which he can show no vouchers, and the pre-
sumption, of course, is, that he Is defaultef
to that amount.
In these transactions, Mr.. George D. Nor
gan does not appear to figure extensively. He
was more fortunate. Being brother-in-law
OF Secretary WelleF, as we'll as O relative OF
the Governor of New York, be was appointed
an agent for the purchase OF vessels for the
navy. The two million Job was too triflinR 10
be divided between two favorites.
1T 10 certainly as strange that lawyer should
be selected to inspect and purchase vessels, as
that an editor should be entrusted with the fur
niahing Of supplies for the army; and both re.
ceived their appointments from similar motives,
and each appears to have managed his trust
similarly Neither were competent judges Of
the articles they were required to purchase; and
1t appears doubtful II either ever exercised all
the judgment he possessed. Indeed the only
thing they appear to have been successful In,
was in filing their own pockets
The profits made by Mr.. Morgan, and which
we're allowed by Mr.. Welles, amounted, in Eve
months, to $9500s; the shrewd Secretary, as
an lnducement for his agent to pay high prices
for everything, gave him a commission Of OK
per cent so that the more he gave for a vessel
the more he realized by the transaction.
We have only room to cite one example Of
Mr.. Morgan's fnancering The "Stars and
Stripes" was built at cost to the owners ol
$35, 600; and, after paying them $4,000 fol
some service, he purchased the vessel for $55,.
600 more. No wonder the Committee demon
mates the pleasant little arrangement between
tho Secretary and his brother in-laW as extra.
ordinary" and "dcmoralizipg." Those terms
are not sufficiently strong.
Weuill refer 10 but one more particular, and
that relates 10 the purchase Of arms. Among
the items above enumerated, as supplied by
Mr.. Cummings, are 700 old muskets, for which
$l2 30 each was paid These same arms were
afterward cold to private psrty-"Simon Ste-
vena, Of Pennsy 50 SO each, and be
soon afterward resold them to the Government
for S22, realizing $lS SO on every gun.
Such details, not only of remissness, but sb.
solute corruption, in conducting the affairs oi
Government, are almost enough to shake the
faith Of a casual observer, in humanity. A
malignant misanthrope could find, within the
limits OF the report, suffioient texts for vol.
ume of conclusions in favor of the total de.
pravity of the race
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26

U The Mt. Vernon Banner learns that Chris
topher Burkett, who formerly lived and worked
in Mt. Vernon but who has recently been en-
ployed at the steam saw mill, near Lexington
in Richland county, recently came to bis death
in the following painful manner It seems that
while at work in the mill he was caught up BY
band that passed around a wheel, and in Q
moment he was dashed 80 violently around thai
death instantly ensued The deceased is said
to have been an industrious and estimable citi
zen,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26

a. NEWS SERIES.
| r. WORCESTEIR'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY.
The Latest---The Largest-..The Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
I'D 81 OK kaASp
"The Most Aeliabla Standard Au-
thority of the English Language.n
Si1 Hundred Eminent Educators Of OHIO,
"THE BEST ENaLIsH DICTIONARY ExrANT. ;,
"a ett vaf % lsray Non BbeWOaAe.
"Heie are upwards of Hundred Thousand Words,
Mn9sS mullarous meanings and derivations, together
Win tns correct spelling, and pronunciation are clearly
set before The eye.p % - a. 'l
Cincinnati Commercial.
Aeda Re Dectste,.s N tac Members ofAS Ohio State
? 1sdchsT's Assocfation.
The undersigned, members Of the Ohio State Teachers
n.socanon adopt and aim to use In teaching, writing
S1d speaking, the orthography and pronunciation oi
Royal 9nart6 Dictionary and We most
~ No blo mObt I6llhDlo btnn0Aru au.
tnory OF the English language as It 10 now written and
lsPohshs 0h.ti 40 ga ,filli l..HH .ll "
LoRIN ANDREWS, President Kenyon College.
& ~. ~ LEegrfT, superintendent Zaneuv1ie Hchools.
ME-. 0owDEnY, snp't Public Schools, sanduSEy.
JOHN LYNCH, Bup't Public Schools, Oircieyille.
~ NJ SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female semina
WIN, MITcuELl, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
oepEN' Principal State Normal School, Mime
oyRvs Mason Principal Fourth intermediate School,
II. g.. MsRTm, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN kEaAL, Principal McNeely Normal School.
w w RsOf; MsAssslSs eh9 gnysriy
"a A q HOrSlsV, PiihsPAl Yves. High School, oisve
"a. A soEres, Apeiais Principal High school, oIsvs-
THroDORH srIRLNe, Principal High schoo cIeyo
land. ~ htF aE tt -
4. =. HuMisToN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
-, A. GARFIELD, President OF Electic Institute HI
": l: HARRIS, Prof of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Il. H. BARNEY, ExCommissioner Of Common Schools,
yAnEs MoNRoE, Prof. Rhetoric, Oberlin College. d
THos Hill President Antioch College. ,,,y-s,, "a
scSoo, ", Nj, ~, oATnoART, Prof Mathematics, High
n 8: o. oRuMBAUoH, Prof. Language, High School,
8. NJ, BARDER, sup't Union Schools, Ashland, D..
AoTe Man Sic Handred Other Presidents Of Cole.
toh haSn ,sorS ano Hdsco
- - : ~ ''s'' ~ w. '' Wv uOVV' ''"'"'e'"'
PRESIDENTS OF COIJEcEs I'M OHIO
M,p,vyr a., .T. ,-.,.- 4. "a. $3.50,
m bonor 10 tba arths ~. LILY magnI1cent WorE,
uonntr ~, p,osdeb sne ana uie Wnole
60 N, .O'usn' hnufe"s' ..s,,..,.,.,,-s s,.f.
TONS Ii will be- nv guide in orhocrsnhv and
claton, and will often be consulted BY me for S neat
~ AVUuiae uenni.lons' -freslaent Thompson.fiis
Nsh.ts,: x eIetotore W nave used
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26
THE
THE
ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,


STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more and moro popular
every day!
And testimonials new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies and gentlemen in all gTRde
Of society," whose united testimony none could resist
that Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald
and gray, and preserve the hair Of the youth to old age
in all Its youthful beauty.
Battle Creek Mich, Dec. 21st, 1858.
PROV. wooD Thee wilt please accept line to inform
thee that the hair my head all fell of over twenty
years ago. caused BY complicated chrouc disease at
tended with an eruption the head. continual
course Of suffering through life having reduced me to
state Of dependence, have not been able to obtain stuff
for caps neither have been able to do them up In
sequence Of which my head has suffered extremely from
cold. This induced me topay Briggs q Hodges almost
the last cent had on earth for two dollar bottle Of thy
Hair Restorative, about the FIRST Of August last have
faithfully followed the directonsnd the bald spot s now
covered with hair thick and black, though shert IL Il
also coming in all over my head. Feeling confident
that another large bottle would restore 1t entirely
and permanently feel anxious to perseverve In Its use
and being destitute Of means TO purchase any more,
would ask thee thee woudst not be willing to send
order on thine agents for bottle and receive to thy
self the scripture declarationthe reward Is to those
that are kind to the widow and the fatherless."
Thy friend. SUsANNAH KIRBY.
PRoTs o. ]. WooDi Dear Sir:-In the latter part Of
the year 1852 while attending the State and National
Law School Of the State OF New York my hair from
cause unknown TO me, commenced falling OF very rap.
Idly that in tho short space of ak months the whole
upper part my scalp almost entirely pereft Of its
covering, and much Of the remaining portion upon the
side and bach part Of my head shortly after gray
that you will not be surprised when tell you that up
on my return to the State Of Indiana my more casual
acquainances not much at loas to discover the
Of the change In my appearance, my more nt
mate acQuaintsnces were to recognize me at ALL "a
at once made application to the most skillful physi
clans In the country bnt receiving no assurance from
knAxV hQfV In
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26


,,r.o.T -rrr,5 FIRST TRAIN. ..s- tr;-rfn
f, NIGHT lExPRESe--LeaveA Oolumbus at s,so A. M.
Viii eave passengers at all stations stop at Delaware
Gardington, Gead, Gallon, all stations North Of
uaon and at all other stations upon signal arriving al
cleveland at 020 A. NJ, Dunkirk 4:eO p M, Buffalo
o9o M Albany 6;l5 A. NJ, New York I2 NJ, Boston
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESs-Leayes Columbus at 315 p .
hocnester, Columbia and 0lmsted being Fzd1 stations
s train VIII not stop for passengers except upon sig.
nal: Arrive at Cleveland $50 p. NJ, Duntirk A. M
Bunalo 4i35 A. NJ, Albany 4:l5 z, M New YORK 0.5o
K NJ, Boston 1890 A. NJ. i7 y IF oF'7 ~
CONNECTIONS.
AT Crestline with Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne and Chicago
haroad ran ,or Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
roaa Ior an points on that road. Also for Toledo.
Az drafton with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo and Chicago. W.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunklrk, Buffalo, New York and Boston. ~ ~ y
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston. ea1gtT
Baggage Checked Through 10 NssO York and goa,on
0s0 Cegetand; also, to PhHddelphiaand
He'o lorkotG O2estine.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. I:3O A. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 1901 P. M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26
The French Press on the Mason and
SIideIl Affair.
From the Paris Temps.l

If the Captain of the San Jacinto has not
exceeded his instructions, the conduct Of the
Federal Government is unaccountable. 1t would
appear ss If it sought deliberately to put itselI
in the wrong. Even If it were fully convinced
Of it's right, II should have. .abstained from using
it, for it 10 clear that the advantage of the cap
ture Of Messrs. Slidell and Mason is far from
cOmpensating, under present circumstances, the
rsks Of a war with England.
From the Courier du Hayrs.l
A fourth rate State might submit to force
while protesting in favor of its right. England
can not do 50. She is bound, under the penalty
of falling from the high rank she occupies in
the world, to take up the matter with high
hand, and do justice to herself This is for her
wholly personal affair, about which she has no
need Of consulting her friends or allies; the care
Of aVeugng her outraged honor concerns her
alone, and If, by this unspeakable insult, the
Federal Government hsstens the recognition by
England of the Southern Confederaoy, 1t will
have no one but itself to blame.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26

fI1IN11 I'D eANhi % vNsVH5 vs1'''''' ~ ~ ~ =
d IL isnos unnecessary to saythRt theseare not
understood to be "army suppllesSpsas theat term
is used, except the 700 Halls carbines, which
Ia the same arm sold by the War Department
in the following June for So 50 each.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-26
Winter A1range ement.

On and After Monday, Noveraber
isn .a-.i svr, IL, 1861. pssI or
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-09-26
NUMBER 40.


htse sl,lisaed ~ lhst maapi 20 f.lss,
tni ~ t~eiiswt n 'lri f,is .mii
fne ben " falftlly mlh#sf mlf
'haif Nhi hsge gore dpet ., ssl inI
N 10 ifsee ~ siep N IL pwfees
'adlehls, ~ mil ify. 4 af4afsi VI
oeffel amains ihem, "Whasfstoa
ini shefs dli ypp cena fal ~
'he etgnf ruestiona u en- VI
g'niaa friend have t,lessl y,af
ifNek sal haY como ~ stse gpu
go The waler'na reply, BE- ihprfh
iho face W. ~ ~ ~ ANGEL. ths,e
aen inisnnlsrsiaoi \ They vsre IN
ihe wfy ytrea of Destruction. An
iwfnl heath asl.'el ihom II 'hsy "A
h,i foil Nv HE siiiinne, inl ye' ihav
nrefqffel fsma danh, ANYTHING
b fpfe eaptiviy am how cpall ,hey
toll whether he was 10 be- tfnHoi'
fhcv we're IN bo.t 10 cul'ry, md
he nsn sian'terly nnknasn 70 thtn.
90 %, po'd the loader. take ~ ont
,flhia wIllcrneaa and w sill reward
yun deceive. ba,rsv ~. an will
blow vour brains out with my own
h,ni NJ The frat sight Of the rncny.
lle elrrlcd them BY change of
! oelian 'lown the mountain , sirik.
Ing . shallow stream NJ ia biae, they
followed ~ bed, leaping from rock to
rock, an1 sometimes wniing through
The witer, Tor mile. ,he1 over d, & IA
,nl oat intoa road, and . wild cheer
rung out their JOY ai the unexpected
lcliversnce. Attended hy a aa,rl.
tho guide went to q ncichboring farm.
hoa,r. and returned by nightisll with
wnso, load Of provisions. Ills
aameis Parsons, and he Confederate
States Government should bes.ow on
MIN the FIRST gold medal.
"llow much did yoa eat ,ha.
nishi!' ] askcd my aarstor, a son
Of the lat, 6s. IswA. Of South
Carolaa. "way, soshlng at all
scarcely, the follows nbbled q litsle
all through Tho night: bet the nsxt
morning after such a breakfast =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-09-26

y eheesalis ilr Jiaa il,ysst, ~
le ui- iIahg Whaak " A.
Nsssi Nns II. M " Nft0a
hings W. vf ! N semm ;, . fa
lH NJ Nifa Cnlemin q eieeke
W. Me, Ade T. Col aia. D lo. VI u
flaht. Z heeya huirhefed
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-09-26
nEctrirrLkriox.

PROVISIONS AND ARMY srPrLIEs.
Al pmoit.--lf W Harris. ~ bbl.
corn: q l. Dickcy, 10 DO; N \
Phillips, ~ 10. and Sl0O.
IA .ssriis. Bepj I,hy. 1 bbls aour ;
] T Ward, 3 d.; John Reese. . do;
Jas n Dyson. go or 30 10 aud 500
bbls corn: u II Wall, so bu.h wheat:
u y johnson. ssdo: J fmi simmous
-: Josephus Carter. 100 ID and
IU0 bbls corn: 7 ]. Taylor, 100 bbl,
corn: Bf Fitzgerald. ) 10: Mis-. \
Jones. 1 bssbsl dried PEACHES; Mrs
W A Jones. ! 10: Nj. Mary Price.
. gra, shirts: Nj. Mary White I; ~;
Ms. Agnes " Ticker, . do; Ms.
Agnes Price, o Do; Andre. jackson,
Zoo N. rcrk and 2 b~cves.
AZ Csmc.--s Mcs;e,e., 80 ba.hel.
vhrau A y Met;ebee. q 10: Mr.
Bullock, - bbIs corn; Mrs. Annie
Dsndriise. ) bu.h dried fruit; Mr.
] Mcc hee. ) Do: Mrs Susan G
ASkv-. 3 A.. " N 3 Jrnninrs. 8
10: NJ q Hi. = d.; Mi.s lilly
Pesssr. J DO. Mss y Colexan, 9 bssh
possses aud L. pair socks; Mrs. !
Joees, q ratr scck !: Mrs J ) Me-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-09-26

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I',ea' ." that memorable oceas'on one
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. 'cs OCT 'ni.ela'ion 'o think ihs' me
81 these regiments ana
their hare eascsrs. s..ssA b 'npersn'
u ys l'cksP'sslc lieutenant "a ss
''her State, IN order to ~ ss'e'l 'ns
virtues and acts OF hi. own reglnen';
md b. assertion :. oi A''s -. 'noa.s ~