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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
CARD.
HEADQUARTERS 18TH U. S. INrAxTRY, J
CoLuMBus, o., April IL, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS 18TH U. S. INFANTRY,
CoLUMBus, o., April IL, 1862
To those in Ohio who have entrusted to my
command their sons owe q debt of personal
gratitude, and for their satisfaction, l will no.
tice the resent criticisms upon myself and re-
giment.
First. I am not in the field, BECAUSE, the Aet
of Congress increasing the regular army, de-
UOlUes upop the ciUil appointments the recruiting
of the new regiments. Being the only Colonel
so appointed, las well as others, Lieutenant
Colonels, or Majors) am engaged in this du-
ty. expect soon to complete the last three
companions of the twenty -four to unite the
entire command, and share its fortunes,
Second. In respect of alleged abuses Of
my men, nov in the field, deem it proper on
ly to say, that the army regulations amply pro-
vide for the protection of all, whether soldier
or officer; and no one need doubt that those
regulations can, and will, bo practically and
effectively enforced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

Sec the advertisement of J. d. OSBORN &
Co, Columbus. Their establishment is one
of the most extensive in this section of the
State, ard in the line Of House Furnishing
Goods their stock Is immense. When visiting
the city give them call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

The Fourth Ohio Regiment has issued at
Berryville, Va, small folio entitled The
Fourth Ohio Times" There are four Della
ware Printers in the 4th, and consequently
there viii be no scarcity af Terkmen to get
ont the new paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

DIR. G. MIEsSE, will be at the American
House, in Delaware on professional business,
Saturday, May Sd. The afflicted would do
we'll to give him call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

Rev. o. ii. NEWTON was elected School Di-
rector on Monday last. A capital selection,
aud we trust the rumor that he declines serv-
ing is not well founded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
MARRTE ID

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. D. McCarter, the resi-
deeee Of the BRIDES father, in Kingston tp Mr.. REU
BEN P. ACCAMMoS 10 Miss NANCY Z. MAXWELL, all Of Del
aware county,
On the 9th inst, in Cleveland, by Rev. 7. H Hawks
Nr. H. P HAIL. of RaYenna to Miss HATTIE G. LAMB, ol
Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
. THOMSON. .Proprietor,

Hon s. SHELLABARGER has sent us another
lot Of Tobacco Seed for distribution. Those
wanting it will please call at our Office
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

Estates &C., for Settlement.
THE following Administrator and Guardians have
i hled their papers for settlement;
William Owston, Admir-. Of Isaac Axten, decd
Alex Marsh, Guardian Of Benjamin Marsh ct al
Truman Case (by Admir- Guardian Of Sidney W.
Crumb.
There will be a hearing said at my Office in
Delaware, Saturday, April 10, 1862
Mar. IS. 1862 1. RANNEY, Prob. Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society viii meet
tomorrow afternoon at the residence Of Mrs j.
H. MExDExHALL, on Franklin street
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
Roks. Creek soldiers Aid society.

Mr. Thomson, Sir:-The following persons
contributed the sum annexed to their names
for the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers
Of our army:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

FoaEth Report Soldiers Aid Society, of Delaware
County Ohio.
Hospital Stores sent to the Saitdry Commission
al CinctnnGti, Mareh 20.
Z bed ticks, pairs sheets, 5 comforts,
quilts, blankets, u pairs pillow slips, 3 pill
lows, pillow ticks, Z dressing gowns, IL cot
ton shirts, wooden shirt, 3 cushions, 90 tow
els, 10 cans fruit, cans concentrated chicken,
pairs mittens, 2 pairs socks, 5 quires of letter
paper, 10 dozen envelopes, pen holders,
pencils, L dozen pens, 6 surgeons sponges, 2
packages Of soap, I37 tracts, package dried
fruit, pin cushions, rolls of linen, bandages
and lint.
Bor for Cumberland, sent APril 10th.
% cans fruit, bound books, 6 packages
of tracts, German testaments.
Boz sent to Pittsburgh, AprI 10Th.
81 cans fruit, s pillows, 81 bed-ticks, %
pillow ticks, % pairs sheets, 8 pairs pillow
slips, shirts, 81 towels, 8 dressing gowns.
pocket handkerchief, bed quilt, 10 bundles
Of old liner and cotton, paper pins, two piT
cushions, 2 packages lint, 3 bundles books, Z
PACKAGES c. s. soap. 2 sponges, packages.
Rcceired from Boxes Greek Soldiers A,d So
cidy.
3 pillows, 2 packages oflnt, rolls of cloth
and bandages, 2 pairs sheets, pairs pillow
slips, IL cans fruit, package of combs,
needle books, pins and needles, 2 dozen pencils
3 packages of envelopes, quires paper,
dozen bars soap, package fine soaps.
Received from the Ladies' Soliciting COM
mittee, $ll3 OF.
From contribution in Catholic Church
90 50.
Donations OF Fruit, IT'S Cans.
SIN. KILBOURN,
Treasurer L. S. A. s.
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Special 9utites.

To DestrOy--Rats, Reaches &c.
To DeStJoy-Mice, MOles, and ants.
To Dearoy-Bed Bugs.
To DestTOy-Noths in Furs Clothes, &c.
To DeStroy-Mosquitoes and Fleas-
To Destr0y--Insects Plants and Flowers.
To DeStT0y-Insects animals. &c.
To DeStr0y-EyerY form and species of VeTmin
See "COstar's'' advertisement in this paper for the
and determination Of Il forms and
species of Ver.uin. Sold in Delaware BY Starr X Bro
aud by the Druggists, Grocers and StoreSeepers gen
orally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
Steel PloWs,

TUST RECEIVED. tho largest and best Stock of
- SIEtl. PI.OWS ever offered IN this market. Among
whic1 may be found the following:
ellis celebrated Combination Steel Plow
Gill's e Double Steel PlOw.
Gifs =" Subsoil Steel PIow.
Lagonda Works all Steel Plow
Roberts Cincinnati all Steel Plow.
Roberts Columbus all Steel Plow
Single and Double Shovel Plows, &C., &c.
Which will be sold Manufacturers prices for CASH
Mar II624f c. c. CHASIBERIAI IN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

To DesfrOy-Rats, Reaches, SC,
DestroP- Miie, Moles and Ants
To Destroy Bed-Ruga
To Destroy-Moths in Furs, Clotbes&o
To Destroy Mosquitoes aud Fleas
To Destroy-lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
To DcstrOy-Iusccts on Animals. Sc.
To DesirOg-EyeFy form and species Of Yer
min
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

To physicians and Dealers.

WE viii sell DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. to Physicians
w at the very lowest prices for CABU. We can also
supply Dealers with Castor Oil, Ink Eseenoes, &c by
the dczcn and other articles hy the quantity, whole
sale prices, for Cash
Jan. l, 1862. STARR 4 BROTHER
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r.. B. SMITH,

ATT TORNEY AT LAW.
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted TO him.
Once No s, Williams Block. Up stairs.
Delaware Jan. Is, '61.-tu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
The Markfts.
Delaware Market.
Grain

Corrected weekly by R. E HLIs Sos Wholesale and
RetanGroeers. No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

| u -
Those Preparations unlike all Other3 arc
"Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the Premises"
They come out of their holes to die''
They are the only iafallible remedies knOwn."
"l2 years and more established in n. Y. City"
Used blythe City Post Office,
Usedby-the City Prisons and Station Houses,
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships, &C.
Used by City Hospitals, Alms-H Houses, &c.
Used by-City HOtels-AstOr'-'st Nicholas.
sc.
Used blythe Boarding Houses, &c. &c.
Used by-more than $4,000 FriyatoFaRilirs.
30 See one or tpo Specimens Of lshGt is
EUeryrrhere saidby The People EditOrs--
Dealers, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with VeFmin
need be so no longer, il they use "CosFARs"
Exterminators. We have used It to our salts
fadtioD, and ifa box cost So we would hayeit,
We had tried posons, but they effected moth
ing; but CosrAR's" article knocks the breath
out of Rats, Mice, Roapbes and Bed-Bugs,
quicker than we can write it. 1t is in great
demand all oyer the eouRtry.-1fedina (Ol
Gazate.
MORE GRAIN and provisionsare destroy-
ed annually in Grant County by yeFmin, than
would pay for tons of this Rat and Inaect XIII
ler.- Lancaster WIS., Herald,
HENRY r. CQSTAR.-We are selling
your preparations rapidly, Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches spd YER
min disappear rapidly.
EoKER & SToUFFER, Druggists,
Windsor, Nd.
COstar's' Rat, Roach, &c EEterninatOr'
'Costar's' Red-bug EEtermiuatOr.
Costar's'
'COstar's' Electric RoyEdeP for insects &a,
IN 25c Soc. 81 BOXES, BOTTLES AND FLAsKs, So
AYp S. SIZES FOR FL ANrArIoEs, SHIPS,
BOATS, HOTELS, 40. &C.
Caution To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PerniciouS limitations new label has been
prepared bearing facsimile Of the Proprie-
tor's Signature Examine each bottle, box or
flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing but 'Costar's,'
BGg~ Sid Euerytrhere-by
All Wholesale Druggists in The large cities.
Some of the
Wholesale Agents in New YorkCity.
nsIR gasassos @sas 6 Ign ss5. Ss SssS:
Wheeler & Hart, NcKisson Robbins.
5smss 5;a1 ssG AsIp%1"SaIl I1" lsGR.r ssi,. e Co.
Thomas y Fuller , Hall DiKson h Co.
p d, ,oiyis. = Conrad Fox
4ED oFHERFc
.1hiladelbhia, Pa. :
b !. a A. F@TusssocS F1%'s Co Froeb Richards c.
AND OFHERsy
:, Boston, Mas. " =
soq s 8 & na2f S29ST5se ao KssFs yno wsdS 5S'.st
AND OTHERS.
Also, All wholesale Druggists at
Chicago, Illinois,
st. Louis, Missouri,
Detroit, Michigan,
Louisville, Kentucky,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Buffalo, New York,
ANDBY
Druggists. Grocers, SiorekeePers and Re-
tailers genegany, in all Country
Towns and Villages
in the
UNITED STATES.
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AT
J. S. Armstrong;
old STAND. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, YoU
" Will find Complete Stock of
MILLINERY.

old STAND, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, YoU
" will find Complets Stock Of
MILLINERY
Consisting in part, Of
Straw, Neapolitan, Chip. Willow, Leghorn,
Grape and Silk BoNNETs.
HATs for Ladies, Misses and Children, varying
in size, quality and price, of the latest styles,
in all the varieties to suit our customers.-
Also, Boys HGts.
LADIES AND Misses HEAD DRESSES, Of all pri-
ces, and all the novelties of the season.
HOOP SKIRTS, new styles.
ToYs JEwEIRY, BONNET AND OTHER ORH-
AMENTs, from the most fashion
able importing houses
in New York
City.
Our entire stock is bat be seen to be Gdmired All
patterns for Bonnets, Coaks Mantes kc. &c,
got directly Of hrst-cass importers in New York.
Call and look through stock We have a price
for goods, for showing them. We pay
special attention Custom Work. You will find il
your advantage To buy eT US.
eral patronage and beg continuance their favOrs
hope you all this Spring. Don't believe any
one when they tell you have gone away. Our jour
only for Goods, then back to give you good
bargain. J. $. ARMSTRONG.
Delaware, April 11'62.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

FoHEth Report Soldiers Aid Society, of Delaware
County Ohio.
Hospital Stores sent to the Saitdry Commission
at Cincnnati, March 20.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

Bor for Cumberland, sent AprR I0th.
% cans fruit, 4 bound books, 6 packages
of tracts, German testaments.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19
The Henson Fay.

just previous TO the so called dominating
election, we briefly alluded to the active part
certain supporters of Buchanan's infamous
administration, were taking to induce Re-
publicans to take stock in that thing-to
swell the vote OF that occasion, If possible.
to its usual number, so that they might be
enabled to say that the Republican party,
in Old Wayne had followed the example
set by the Breckenridge Bright Sth January
Convention, by opening party campaign.
There is nothing just at this time, could
happen that would please the Breckinridge-
Bright faction Of the Democratic party.
more, than a strict partizan movement IN
the Slae of Indiana; for they know that fh's
would be all they would need to rally the
Democracy-to induce large portion OF
the friends and supporters Of Senator Doug
las TO cast their votes again fer the party,
under one organization. There is nothing
these managers, dislike so much as UNION
demons ,ration in this State-tbey kHoU IT
would be death blow 10 their hopes, and
hence their KIND assistance rendered on last
Monday week. They krew, that large
majority of the Republicans. in the County
had determined in good faith, to eschew
party trammels until this accused rebellion
was crushed out, and, in order 10 make up
their loss at the polls, they availed them
selves Of the very liberal resolution adopted
by the quadrnple portion of the Republican
! County Central Committee. assisted by two
powers of-attorney (letters) and an outsider.
cordially inviting all parties to assist IN
making nomination of candidates. for the
cid Republican organization, in whose name
and by whose authority that delectable junto
assumed to act!
! With this broad invitation for assistance,
and out o. vote Of sir thousand. George
Washington Julian received but fifteen hHn-
bred and tarenfy eight; and not less than one
third of this number. are members of the
| Democratic party. who would sooner be
willing TO suffer tbs torments said to be in
ficted on the inmates of Hades, than to vote
for him at the Fall Election! II the Breck-
iuridge- Bright faction of the Democracy,
can induce the Republicans TO re-orgenize,
they think il viii not be difficult to array
every Democrat in the State against it. and
IN that event. they think success is certain.
and that the traitor Bright can again dis
grace the State Of Indians, on the floor OF
the Senate of the United States by his pres
lence. They know that bona tide Union
movement in the State would prove . death
blow to these hopes. and hence the reason
OF their anxious solici!ude aud efforts to pre-
vent it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19

Colidmers Confscatioa Amendment.-
Mr. Collamer's substitute for Trumbull's
confiscs,ion bill prosides that persons owing
allegiance TO the United States shall. on con
viction by confession or the testimony of
two witnesses, suffer death or Imprisonment,
for not less than FIVE years, aud be fined
not less thsn $40 900, the fine to be levied
on any or all the property OF persons 50 con.
victed Every such person is to be forever
incapable aud unqualified for holding office
under the United States.
The slaves CT such convicted persons are
declared free. An act OF treason committed
prior TO the passage of the act. may be pun.
ished by the law now existing.
The President is empowered through the
Commissioners to hold, occupy or rent the
properly Of aimed rebels, until snch time
as judicial proceedings are restored. After
State or part of State in which the IN
habitants are declared in instruction. aud
SO continue six months, the President may
by proclamation, fix day. when the slaves
of the persons continuing in rebellion shall
be free.
The President is also empowered to grant
a pardon or amnesty to any such persons at
discretion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19

ECharles F. kimball, Clerk of ii
Northern State Prison. brought from Mich
igan City yesterday and delivered to tn
Sanitary Commission the following articles
They were all made by the prisoners, mos
of the work being done by such as are tail
ors: ~ morning or dressing gowns, box
es and rolls Of baldages. coverlids, Is
piilow-slips and 80 lbs. lint.
All Of these articles were sent TO Pitts
burg Landing yesterday.-hd. Jour,
66T There are now six regiments G.
East Tennesseeans in the national army
Colonels Carter. Spear and Houk command-
ing the first three. The organization of the
others is not entirely completed.
1S As there is no salt in the South, VS.
suppose that Floyd and Pillow think they
have done their rebel brethren an importan,
service by teaching their brethren how to
save their bacon without it.-LouisriHe
Jcsynal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19

Eg Abiding TO the bill introduced by
Mr.. Sumner, repeating the law disqualify-
ing negroes from carrying the mails. Elder
says:
This is one step toward negro equah,y
How do the people Ike this species OF
Republican Legislation"
'Tisn't quite as much of stride towards
negro equality" as Elder himself made
when he was elected to the legislature
Summers proposition leaves the matter open
II contract with white or black-noihing
obligatory; whilst Elders plan was TO per-
nit the nesro's oath aseiast a irhite man an
courts of justicei This, Nigh, be termed a
"srecies of Democratic Legislation and,
adopting the clinching query Elder appends
to his startling announcement. How do
the People Ike ts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19

Jafers0n ToUaship.--At the recent mo
minatng election" this township only gave
Al votes, 5 of which were for Julian 1t
seems that the committee there, as here
concluded that their duty had been perform
ed two years ago. and refused to become
part of the running gears of the perpetual
motion machinsthey refused 70 have any
thing to do with the thing. Three citizens
of the township. however. were detailed ior
this duty-two of whom were strong friends
of Ju!ian's, the other would no. have any
thing to do with it. Knowing that the
whole Of Georges strength in that town
ship was only about % % votes, these
friends, refused to open the polls. In this
predicament, the whole arrangements to
work the machine was assumed by the re-
doubtable Capt. Anderson, who. having
charged himself to the muZzle with bad
whisky, determined that he'd open a poll
his ..own hook" This he did, with the
above result. The Julian clique, should inn
mediately call their perpetual motion com
mite together again at Centeryille. and
pass a vote of thanks to Capt. Anderson.
for soring those Is votes to George! We
merely make tie suggestion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19
From the Indiana Journal.
shiloh Battle Ground.

SUNDAY. April 10. 1862.
Ed Journal: -Y esterday morning the
suffering Indiana wounded were cheered By
the arrival of Col. Holloway's boat with aid
and supplies. The crew soon had The boat
crowded with wounded. and by night all
were we'll cared for. When | visited the
boat those in charge were busily engaged
in administering to their wants. Many
thanks are due to DR.. Billiard. w. r. Hol-
loway. NJ. J. Fletcher. Gen. Vajen. John
c. New, and others for their care and kind
ness.
The friends and relatives Of the Indian
ians wounded may console themselves with
the assuranc" that they are all well cared
fern fact could not be better
All has heen quet here since the fight
closed on Monday evening The soldiers
have ha their guns stacked in line of bat
tie, being frequently c1ie up by alarms.
The di, islons of Gems. Bu and Wallace
have been bress ing the storms and rains
os SIX nights aud days without t,.nts 10 GOV
or them.
1t has r.inei every night Why they
stand thus. superiors only know. Smoke
Creek lies between the two armies, and
both arp AZ to be stagnant. the one E. airing
the other.
All the teams Of Buell's army lay back
five miles beyond Savannah. No effort is
being made to bring them up. All his for.
ces, last Sunday, when they heard the roar
ing Of the cannon. drew three days ra,ions
and started on the double quick, leaving
their teams.
The following Indiana regiments are
here: 9th, 9Th, 10th, 18th, 18Th, 9Th, 231
oath, 18th. 29ib. 3Oth. 3lst; sgd. 36th
37th. 38.h. seth. 4oth. LIST. 5,st, sci, 57th
5slh, and if the anticipated fight come off
Indiana will have strong hand in it, and
as she has never had regiment that wa
| vered, her name will be sustained.
| visited Col Cruft to-day. He is get
ting almos, remarkably well. His wound
is flesh one. The Colonel will lot con
sent to go home until he RECEIVERS. Hi,
III ,erest in his regimen, is SO great that be
will not leave i. if be can possibly remain
It WAS remarkable the courage that he man
Tested in keeping up ten hours after he had
received his wound.
Col. Crooked.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19
Gen. NItchell's Advance.

This movement marks new era in gen
eraship in this war. A study OF the map
will give some idea of the enterprise ard
bolduess of a march of a division such dis.
lance into the enemy's country. right on
the line of his communications from East to
West; of the difficulties to be encountered,
and of the skill ard rapdity of movement
necessary to make il success i'll surprising
the enemy, Selling a number of locomotives
and cars tina, seriously crippled the enemy's
transportation facilities. saving the impor-
tant bridge at Decatur. which the lying
rebels had already fired, and occupying
nearly 2 hundred miles of the road from
Memphis TO the seaboard. with several i'm
portart connections nor Inward.
Decatur is about so miles east Of Corinth
and is at the junction of railroad from
Nashville with the Memphis & Eastern
Railroad. The bridge saved is over the
Tennessee river. Stevenson. the eastern
poin. of General MITcHEL's occupation, is
at the junction OF another railroad to Nash
VILE lie thus holds the only complete
railroad line which the Confederates had
from East to West. cutting i, in two in the
middle. occupying a large piece, and also
holds the Southern termin of two railroads
running through central Tennessee t. Mas b.
vile. The position has possibilities beside
this.
1t is apparent 20 an ordinary observer that
a movement so bold as this into a hostile
country needs immediate support to enable
it 10 hold aud improve its advantages. and
IL is expected that this will be furnished
promptly 1t need not be apprehended,
however that Ger. Mitchell will be taken
By surprise. Generals who make such
marches are apt to be quite As alert to the
situation as any outside observers. Gen.
MITCHELL has some essential qualities foi
this enterprise. In the first place. be ha:
troops he can rely on. His untiring energy
brought, his division to high state of dis
cipline aud efficiency in the use Of arms be
fore the movement of the Western army
began. In The second place. he has thai
which is the very tombstone Of generalshif
-esrnestness ia the csuse. and deter
mination tina, the rebellion shall be put
down even if the rebels are hur. in the oper-
ation.-CiR. Gaz-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19

DIEp, At East Germantown, Wayne
county, Ind. on Sunday. April D. WILLIAM
w JAAIEsoS, in the eel year OF his age.
rfy He was member of Company Il,
36th IuI. Regiment-Col. Grose. When
he last wrote home. he expressed himself
well satisfied to endure all hsriships for his
country; and that he would stand by the
Stars aud Stripes. so long as he was able.
and di- il need be- in defense of that gIo-
rious Flag. lie was taken sick and con-
fined to The Louisville Hospital--was bro't
home aud lived but very short time after
his return. he bore his sickness with forti
tude--a better d,sposi,ioned young man.
could not be found anywhere; he was brave
and noble, moral aud temperate. While
the death. dew WAS gathering on his brow.
he asked friend 10 pray--baie his weep
ing sisters aud brothers farewell, and fell
into that i, ep sleep that knows NJ waking!
He was taken from the loved ones at home
in the bloom of lie; out as hard as it is.
seemingly. Tor the relatives t. bear the loss,
yet it has been gain TO the young soldier
he bad found the Captain OF his salvation
the pearl of great price. =.
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