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Ayers
Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, Or Fever and Ague,
Aguc, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi-
hating la hillary arrangement, caused
By the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy il louder called for BY tbs
necessities Of the American people than sure
and RATE cure for Fever and Aguc. Such
we are now enabled to Offer with . perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded on proof, thtt
no hai1a can arise from il U.s. IN any quaR-
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder mas, bc Of immense service In the
communities where il prevails. P,rpsnsios is
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run an violent attacks ~
this bacful dislempcr. This "CuRz" cxpcls
the miasmat:c poison OF FevER AND AcrB
from the system and prevents the Develop
mcnt Of the disease. II taken ON the first APP
pruach Of its prcmonltory symptoms. II Is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also tho
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
dollar briags il within the reach Of every
body: and IN bilious districts, where FEvEn
Am AarR prevails. every body should have IL
and use il freely both for cure ard projections
II is hoped this price will place il within tho
reach OF all--the poor as well as the rich. A
| great superiority Of this remedy over any
| ,ther ever discovered for the speedy and GER
| tain cure Of lntcrmittcnts il. that il contains
no Quiniac or mineral. consequently it pro-
| lnccs no cuinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. those cured
| ~ il are left - healthy - Il they had mover
lad the disease.
Fever and Ague 10 not alone the consequence
| II th- mia>mat,c poison. \ great variety 81
lissrd.As ar,e from its irritation, among which
/ are Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Gout. Headache.
| Blindness. Toothssi.r. Esrache. Catarrh. Assh-
/ ma, palptsiisil. Painful Affection of the
4 Spl..cr. liystcrics. Pain ia the BowelS Colo,
\ l'arsiys.. aid Dcrsagcrncnt Of the Stomach.
1 all cf which. when originating in this cause.
\ put on The intermittent type. or heroine pcriod-
4 zeal. This "Crnx" sxpcls the loism from
tie Llnsd. and consequently cures them ali
alike. Ii il III invaluable prstc ton 10 insn.i.
srants and persons travelling or temporarily
re,idirc in the rsrlari"rs districts. II tnkca
A occasionally Or daily while exposed - tie ii-
\ fiction, that will bs exsrrted from I, s,stsi.
i and ensnst acesiniiste in sufficient quantity
10 rircn into disease. Hence il !. even more
\ valu allie for protection than errc. ard lev will
ever suiErr frua Intrnnittcnss. II they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy sf-
fords.
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TEiward i'endleton was voted
for at a number Of precincts for Con-
gress in the Eighth District Of Eas-
tern Virginia. He received one hun
dred and sixty-one votes at Berkeley
Springs, and, it is said, q number o.
votes were cast for him in other conn.
ties which compose the district. lie
will no doubt present himself in
Washington on the Fourth Of July
and claim to be admitted as a mem
Der Of the House Of Representatives
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X THE first privatcer fitted out in
the South---the Calhoun. at New Or
leans--is said to be commanded BY O
Yankee, from Portland, Nc. The
pfivateering feet Of the Confedcracy
u said to b very large, embracing
vessels from several countries in Eu
rope, and q number from the northern
States. The damage done to Unitec
States commerce already, is estimated
&C over $40, 900, 900.
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A rebel camp. four shoussnd strong. u g.
ssblished lev milss The other eide 81 Ae-
auis Creek.
A bearer Of dispssehes from shs Bsslsh
Coosul yes refused . psss By Governor
Lsschsr. he succeeded. however. 10 getting
here. He reports that Governor Wise u
veil, end u in commend 81 the North West
Division Of Virginia Volunteers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury win pro.
osbly recommend loan Of about $3.50 900.
600.
Msrylsnd 10 detached from the department
OF The Eat and attached to that commanded
By Major General Mcclellan.
The military movements from thIs point
are Of such character % will not author
iss their publicity.
WAsHixorox. June =.
General Scott told the President and Cab.
met that no meant TO have possession Of
Richmond and Memphis about the 18th Of
July.
We learn from . prominent politician
from Wheeling what will be the probable
course Of the Convention. All the leading
men have agreed not 10 sttemp. making .
new State on, Of Western Virginia. but e
act for the Old Dominion a. q whole, sci
ting up Provisional Government.
The frst sct Of the Convention will be 4
depose Governor Leicher and his rebellion
I associates. II viii then appoint good an'
true men 10 their places. The Provisions
! Governor will probably he General Jsckson
Of Parkersburg. The Convention will ihe'
I, declare Eastern Virgins in insurrecl'o
1 agains, tie Genera Government, for ~hic
y aid to put down The rebellion will be invoked
I The Legislature chosen on The % ut
the members Of which arc, by We request,
, meet with the Conve niion. will be prvnonr
ced the legally elected !. gisla'ure Of ih
State, and will be- empowered 70 proceed I
once 10 the Transaction OF business.
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SrUBBoRS Snow Where is at pres
ent q srow bank in Buckland, Maine
near Silas Bigclow's residence, eiah'
or ten feet deep, and covering nearl,
a quarter of an acre. 1t is on the cas-
side Of hill, and is well exposed e
the suns rays when there is no clouc
between. Hezekiah Ward got snow
from the same place on the 18th o
June, 1857, and waxed some sugar.
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vTvHE members 81 the German Eva ngs!icsl
i Luthrrsn church, belonging 10 s.. Johns
church. r. the town Of Holland. in Patoks
township, Dubois CO., Ind \, sre hereby mott.
fed that an election viii he held in Holland
on Saturday, J1ne 18th. 1861. ), one o'clock
IP NJ, ior the purpose o. eleciing three
Trustees for ssid congregation.
June 5-2ss FRED LlPPOLDT.
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SrAMpEDE.-Tnc St. Louis Rcpub-
lican's letter from Independence says,
June 1st:
On yesterday three OF four Of oul
prominent farmers left for the South
with their families and negroes. AT
ter harvest there will be quite an ex
odus of them for the LAND of Dixie.
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ISDrASAPoLss. June s. Governor Morton
has appointed Capt. Milo 5. Hsscsll. Col
Of the Seventeenth regiment; Lieut. Colonel
Capt. J. 8. Wilder; Major. George w. Cor
man. Eighteenth regiment Of Cav airy. Con
rad Baker. Of Evansville. Colonel; Scot
Carter, Lieut.. Colonel.
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STRAYED

FROM the subscriber, living on
H] the Pierceville and Hsvsvilie road,
iour nl: a. from Perceville. on Nav 13 1861
dirk grey mare, two vesrs old. 10 hards
high. aud well buil'. No marks or brands
Any person returning said mare 70 me, o.
giving information so tha, I can get her, viii
be literally rewarded
June l2-sa+ GEORGE BAUER.
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"A dispatch from Evansville last
Wednesday says, Camp Wallace has
been in state Of great excitement to.
day occasioned by the receipt OF
cispatch by Col. Wallace, this morn
ing, from Washington, ordering, his
regiment, the eleventh, to Cumber-
land, Md. They leave tonight or in
the morning, via Terre Haute and In
diana polls.
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No PARrv.-In these Lincoln times
the Administration is carrying out its
policy OF mo party" by threatening
with mob violence those who refuse to
iustify it's acts OF usurpation, and re-
moving from Office every village post
master, or other officer, who is not q
Republican. In Dubois county dur
ing Buchanan's administration, one
half of the post-masters were Repu5-
licans, and no one thought Of having
them removed for their politics. But
it seems the policy is changed now,
and Republicanism is Q necessary
qualification for country postmaster:
The ssno party" gnillotine commenced
its work in this county on the popular
and efficient p. M. at Huntingburg,
Mr.. w. Bretz, who has been removed
and Mr.. Pickhardt, good Republi,
can, appointed in his stead. And
what makes the patriotic mo partyism
Of the Administration shine more
brightly is the fact that no one in thu
town solicited the change, not ever
the new officer. Mr.. Pickhardt, how
ever, we think will make an excellen
Postmaster, and - mo partyisIn" pre-
walls. his selection is creditable.
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ION THE RAID crrE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarscnesss
Group, Dronchitis, lncipicnf Consumr-
tiou, aud for the relief Of Consumptivo
Patients in advanced stages Of tho
diseases
So vide Il the field Of is usefulness and % nu-
vrerous are ne eases OF lis curcs, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
Iiclv known. who have tccn restored from alarming
M even desperate diseases Of the lungs By It,
use. when once tried. is superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind Is too apparent 20 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known. nc
public no longer hesitate what antidote q emP.cy
or lie distressing and dangerous affections q no
pulmonary organs that are incident 70 our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon ne
community have failed and been discarded, tnis
has gained friends BY every trial, conierieo osnen
On the afflicted they can never forget ana pro-
duecd cures TOO numerous and too remarkable =
Be forgotten. -.
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Money f0r War Expenses!
survey Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that will pro-
IN coed with the County Surveyor Of Du
bois county, on June 20. 1861, 10 run he
lines ssd de,.rmins the boundaries Of Sec
10, Town 2, s r 4 w. The intermediate
nnss viii; sIso be run and the corners thereof
All persons interested vii
take notice.
Jun. saw NICHOLAS HUFFMAN.
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UCaptain John Pope Of Illinois,
and of tho United States Topograph-
ical Engineers, has been appointed q
Brigadier- General by the President
Illinois will have three Brigadier
Generals and Major General.
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WANTED, at this Office a boy, be-
tween the ages Of 70 and 10, who can
read and write, to learn the printing
busipess. Snch . boy, who will Be
steady, can have . good situation.
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IakoD nom Iulnols.
CnicAsS. June 4.
Ata meeting Of the vsrio us conmisiees'
o. The Slate. municipal sud Others . com :.
mines wss appointed 70 present 70 The fsuh.
y Of Judge DougIss the unanimous wish Of
the people Of IlIIhoia that HE semsins
should Be permitted 70 remain In this State
for interment.
C,Ionel Richardson. - organ Of this com.
Iml.,ee. performed the delicate duty Of com.
muuicasing to the family the wishes q the
committee and q general meeting Hcn. J.
ID. Cation reported the result: that % affect
ling interview he'd taken place between
Richardson and Mrs. DousIss. the 70 suit Of
which vas that 10 due appreciation Of The
spontaneous expression Of the wishes Of
the people OF illinois. that the rema ins Of
IilIustricus dead should DO inferred ia this
State. the widow has yielded with pain. not
with reluctance.
twas desirable that the remains should Be
inferred ., Cottage Grove, neur tho lake
shore. where she could be permitted 10 re-
side in the immediate vicinity. No more
appropriate place could be selected.
There 10 already monument there cree.
ted by himself. Of endssring honor in tee
magnificent institution Of learning fouudss
BY his liberal,y.
/ The report was accepted. and . meeting
was i'm medis,ely held 10 make the nscessa
arrangements for the funeral. which will
II probably take place on Friday.
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ACQUITTED. -- Fletcher Wininger
who was arrested on charge Of rob
bing the mail between this place and
New Albany, noticed by MS a few
weeks ago, has been acquitted by tho
10. S. District Court.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
s Pc Il M A n q X II IN &c A

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PhiIsdeI-
III phis. A Benevolent lnss,niion estab-
lished. bv specisl endowment. for the relief
~ The Sick and Distressed. sflicted with
viruient snd Chronic Diseases. and espscisl
" for the cure Of Disesses Of the Sexual
Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPoRrs on Spermsiorrhcs
and other disesses Of the sexual orr Ems, snd
on the NEv REMEnIEs employed In the Die.
penssry. sent 10 sealed letter envelopes, ires
LOT charge. Two or three Stamps for post
age acceptable. Address. DIR. J. ski LIN
Howard Association. No. 2
Is. Ninth street. PhiIadelphin. Pa ine6
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6Trhess ere now In the Brooklya Navy
Yard over nineteen hundred hands q work
every day, the monthly disbussmenls being
over $4,000.
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State OF Indians, Dubois county. o.:
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois county, Ind
July term, 1861.
State or Indiana, on
|Bainbrioge township
|of Dubois County
- iActios. On Bond.
Sps neler J. Cromer,
John Opel,
Jacob Herman, and
Joseph Brost iner.
DEit known thst on ,his 9TH day Of Nay
ID in the year 1861. the above named plain
lid. BY his attorneys, fled in the Office Of III
Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit Court. hs com
plant against said defendants, In the sbov'
entitled cause, and also has fled new ~ ~
kdsvit Of : competent person. that ssi
lSpsngIerJ. Csomer 10 not . resident Of th
State Of Indisna.
| Said defendant, Spangler j. Cromers
Therefore hereby notified Of the filing en-
lpendeDcy Of ssid complaint against hin
and thst unless he appear end answer o. Dc
muir thereto. q the calling Of said cause Q
the second dsy OF The next term Of 81
Icourt, 10 be begun snd held :. the cou'
house Ia Jasper. on The fourth Mondsy !
July next, said complaint and the matter
land things therein contained and sl'sge'
will Be- hesvd and determined IN ME sbsenct
4 BAIL B. EDMCEST0N. Clssk.
4 b. Smith. b BosssSss. end B. Smith,
J Jops s-sv. Assys fos pisinvG.
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PREPARED ny
DIR. J. g. AVER 4 CO.
LOWELL. MASS.

Sold By
Huber a Friedman. Jasper: Dr.. W. Shuo.
termann. Ferdinand; WIN. MAhin. Irelsnds
Wininass 4 Milburn. HsysviIle, and By al
dssle in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale BY
II. a. Robinson a Co, Louisvills; Allen 4
Co., Cincinnati MAY \, 81.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

We are credibly informed thu, Gen.
Pillow, now ut New Madrid, Mo-, has
reliable information to the effect that
Ben. McCulloch had attacked Gen,
Lyon and Col. Sieecl at Springfield,
Mo-, aud after a hard fight, had forced
them TO retreat.
McCulloch was pursuing the fngi.
tives when the messenger left who
brought the news to Gen. Pillow.
The number engaged on either side
is unknown.
The loss Of the Fcderals is reported
at 300, and ours at 600, and the eight
still going on.
There will be $4,000 troops at New
Madrid by tomorrow night, one
thousand cavalry.
The Missourians are Aocking to the
army, and the people; all along the
banks Of the river, cheer the troops.
In fact, everybody seems crazy with
excitement.
The FcdcralS from Birds Point,
which is only about 35 miles from
New Madrid BY land, have been steal.
ing horses, corn, etc., in the immedi.
ate vicinity Of the lntter place ; but
they left in ''doublc quick when they
learned Of the advance Of our trocps.
II was reported that Birds Point had
been evacuated, but such is not the
fact: That place is being strongly
fortified. Gen. Pillow il likely 10
have something to do before gaining
that Birds nest.
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Tsssss.
Hnaasyb. Jaly I9~.TLA fAL,~
az ali .s L..staa..lfs 4. -.
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ma.l
..Wt~ we
'"'rT r" ''f'
u.- '"e' n%ty," .1,''gi
"p''y h''" e' .
.'n'"n ap"rahY haay Hha
'''''.'h " Two 'ses.sh company
IN Fssfhs,sfer : H,gfwfrt
~FsH'hefsfgn ll'thl reports iva
tNn'n sh1 eifht N"Hhifd Amoha
lhe t,''s' v l'h hmohs Che
sp""'e' s'ehn tihneson sevsfsly
hg9,s p,h.eo, reden, Jafy Fiies
'"' "aJ Iylefi 'l'shily
fd Foafhae,s Hsgimepi
10 Cot F'"lsoe,', Second reg.
mem, more Wef' ~ s'Ilea and u
"'.''le' ,m,
hmong nm t,'lqd are lieut. Pal
mef ,na Two other If'' lie%aiensn'''
%, noehe was made . prisoner
a. IN. regiment was N 'he hottest Of
we nsn'' ana 'Wo companies Of The
n'eyrh,h were " the 'ieh'' One was
,nc "'ssfsl'y "rnya. o. which Liet,
Ws.a", a%geal wright and private
M'ed' WIN Two others we're Killed,
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f,nrifaats sfs ali iabafsss Tkaf'
fsFF 80 . mafe eaHples< fgsst<
The fqsa fym Hshsss=s A. f*tf.
= s'fesp #lfh aaas, hi<okfss. knsg
ssfks, dashitr sserfs. pistols. A.
W. wsesw sHhln fwH bssdred yssdl
~ esmplss ppHd I'm tseks,s
ffam shlsh ihey asa N svsk ksas
= - Issss Kahs 'shis, sest lhf sien
stsl large 1ashftisH N tssvlsieni
ed MI sHeh wiieles ~ ne aelIisr.
n ihe 'fyd nmy pfsyded theml
selves sih Iaf if6ets ran tsaily
salaisi fsf . sesk here wthoat has.
M fsiisas fWnishei III IN, ahi ilya
sell III Tho shlls. Tho Yankee
troops wefe veil fed and spIehdidly
equipped The citizens inffm "
that ~ laH Sunday, Den seotl,
With Wee President namlin, . large
delegation N The IdDeaIn Congress,
and many ladies, visited The camp
near ~, and we're IN The neigbbofbool
~ ihe time N the defeat
They Intended having . picnic NJ
Manassas On Tuesday Several ahe
dresses belonging 10 the party NJ
ladies were taken W. captured 10
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We learn from Lieut.. Thomas p
brahaa, that the "Como Avengers
have enlisted in Col. Martins Re-;
meat 1t Memphis, ~ twelve month,
vo'aa.ssrs whore they viii remain
for d'ill sbsss two weeks and sh.r
leave iss viFgi.is or Missouri. Capt.
Mctsehse. wishes to ct aassn .,
twenty more rsersiss from Mississipp;
This b . 6ns chance Tor our yo,..
mon Who viii 10 get into . god con.
psny fes sssivs service.
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~ We. have no room for editorial
matter this week, ms wc devote our
entire paper to war news. This NAV
not be 80 interesting to those who Get
daily papers from Memphis, bu. /. il
Tor those who take none but the Star.
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STEAMER FALLS CRY. !
July -, 1861.

""iy 30, lool.
Col. ". 8. Ward:
DEAR sIR-Delicving that many
OF yonr readers feel m interest in tho
movements Of the men Of nv com.
mand, ! write you such information
Ms obedience to tho orders Of nv su.
per'crs will allow the to make public.
We left Memphis at 4 D. M. on Fri.
day, and steamed up the river as
flag ship Of the fleet, bound to
"parts unknown
! cannot write you particulars, but
J will say that, . gallant army is now
approaching abolitiondom--ihat the
stars and bars now float on water,
where they have bsen unfuricd for the
hrst time, and that our artillery bows
Of Pamela, are - yet the only repre-.
scn'as'ves Of Mississippi in the expc-
dition. know not what sccoun, We
shall give Of ourselves hereafter. but
know enough Of the boys to say,
that Il drilled and led Is they should
be, the State will never have cause
to blush for them. Three member,
Of the company, Jas. H. Smith, "a.
msnd \. johnson, end VIM. 8. Brew.
er' were left sick Of psivase houses.
IN and near Memphis. They were
eonvalesceat, and IL Two last win
soon join ~.
In this connection, permit me
through your columns, to tender the
thanks Of the company to the South.
ern Mothers Home, for their eeuer.
Gus devotion 10 he sick. The inst;.
sesion n IN honor 10 the South and
TO Humanity, and the public shouid
snaele them 70 increase their cspseitv
Tor sseialness tes fSld. ToMr. Ve;.
non and his essinable lady, our com.
Pss!y Is under obligations for indi.
vidsal attention to Our sick. which
can aeves Be- repaid. In 49,,
world they will "nset their revariS
We are nov outside the Iim;ss ss|
the southern Coafsdsrssy, (Ni..r;
- oas eide end Kasssiv q n;
ssAs.,) hi ftisadly sAeers nv ~
people % shore, ssa occasionally L.
s'ssass ssa bars'' Seating ~
DEC stat, salivsa ~ q or Nv.
Permit N, b so-aelssioa, 70 re<ugs
10 TIE lsdiss efs psssioa Of de ees..
y, he heartfelt thanks Il en- bov,.
|of sAsir spaesUss devssioa 10 a.
'osPssy n sAe wy Il ssifosu end
nssey. Any nisG1ssippiaa sAosId
= villiae. g - sinsa % die fer sAe
6ssif esr beys Nd = nav
We sss 90, I believe shey vo-l3
hesrftlly by sAea dsva fsr .stls
Youss truly,
ALrssp nrpWs.
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Capt wilbourns's company 60 into
camp for drill next week 1t Piesss.,
Mount, preparatory to joining Gen.
A'corn's brigade At Iuka. This |.
the eighth company from Pamela ca.
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c@...o..Js .ss.".. mn : "sssY
visho". d..,'. s.,s.' naa,
IN ,ho L..hs. '' w." . Us'seFy
ho., ,hs;s Is'sss' %! sn
ss,n. ~, \" s o'"'.""sa' wv" 'ney
v.nc,n~ S. Ut. 1.ae'. n,'er al
me ~" 's~ 'ne enc
s;ycd ,h,o. "J'' y. r. sns' ",s n ana 70.
from /. d;S.vs.. "s .ss" ouaoenIy
h..rd s"", I'."s : voice wss
Iso S.v In''..m.n WOW, you Ism
.so .es'l', . 70 got you whore We
~.s. yo", aaa several ne.vy guns
Vpr"s" upon 'ne'n win such
Sos.3 . .".v' '"s' ocnenes nnsl'y or,
- .s.s :'s'" - rc''fe' wn'on 'hey did
w." =" as O'ael.
10y" ae.a I'M wounded began to
ss ~ .oIs"s ~, sna 'ne cs'''e Of Man
ao ,". na" commenced. CarilsIe's
I"a 'me great r'iled gun
vP'"ou !" snc direction OF the
.nd H.. s", sn. answered promptly
ams.s "''eI Ia. 'e.r'nc csnnonad'ng
y. ". )" 'ess 'nan "a!' an hour
az e ~..' guns we're s''enced, two
,hron.h ,hs .a "~I"'..e's advancing
n".;,:s" W." .oo"s 20 gam . closer
Psi! r". na' . ,A'a, error was here
- . nn. : .i.I .noagn'' " zen. Tyler.
~. ~. -. - : division 20 drive
,ss;s a' ,yu' Ieoc' regiments stationed
III. ."s ''''e'y' anu 70 se'se It's
'V. s su.. p..
.....s 49, ''cna1dson, on the ex.
..r... 's;s; couIa not content himself
,ns JUS position, for We
&c ~. '.v.s.o""' ~d'schargco from two
nis guns. However. he took M