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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
rs UNDER TIE CALL LOAN.
TRgAsCRY DEPARTMENT {. 5. A.

HfuNOND, NOT. Z. IvZ.
Sir: Your letter Of the 30 inst. inquiries whether
deposis made the cal loan be funded be
fore e April, In the per bonds.
The cOlciu Of the Department that the tcaes
deposit issued under the per call loan eIte
holders 10 the rights which they would have II they
he'd the which had been depo,ed IL follows that
certificates Issued . exchange Tor the present is-ss Of Treas
nry notes De funded per cent bonds at any tine
before the pa Of April and that date this priv
tge will be the whether the certificates Issued
fore after tie ls. day OF December next
Certificates which ths be taken for the deposit Of the
new Treasury notes be issued after the st day Deem
Der next, will b. fundsb.e only 81 per bonds
Respectfully, [. q. MEMMINOEB,
H..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

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salssng fror sarsy - sTrssss 4 sasssIa',
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

Il an as gxxRAs gAMIIsx EIQuR~ 4
&OV me BEST artists In sas nshkkAk les ssas
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
DIRECTIONS FuB Se.Ny
goHbexxsaB Rain In Sliced

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with0E& a. tsrszs
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

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NOW OPEN TO oTru&wA, Witty MILES.
Further Rsas aAoa sag oaAsT Raaros4 10 Eossa,
In snnnctlea with tie
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON B QUINCY RAILROAD
SAorfe2f, QssekeaE as6 Beat Reals
To Chicago, New York, BoztoH PhIfHdalphiA and
B&itsEanFss to ksaknk, s.. Leafs and ctnrtanAAi
aud 70 sIi points in Illinois Indiana, Michigan oap
and Canada.
AEAvE oTTuMwA, AR@Esa AT CHG 60
SEQ 0'ele1k, 3 N. els O'CLOCK, p "a.
r~Conneeting At GaIsaburgh with the Northern
Gross Railroad fer Quincy; az Asnd9ta with tbs
Hliaois Central Ratiroaar fer GAlea& and pRnlsik
and 81 Louis ana Cairo AZ Burlington wiEh fast
sailing PackstB for 50. IL gis, s... g.. ....
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Es~ThFDugh to Asw Iox4 In IS hours. rASsan-
Sers leaving Counsel BiEas, laarntng and evening
taking thls rovts viii kTrtTe In Chicago or st. Leu
Is from 10 to % hoHrH quicker than by ony ethsE
route and In ample Line To coHaeet with the great
Eastern and souiAeEB Lines,
Buy your Tickets via Western Stage Company 80
Burtingtan b No. Railroad Ttcke& ogaea, to ALI.
POINTS East and souA.
10 SHIPPERS OF STOCK
atoS& zEains will ran regularly, leaving daily
Of Passenger trains, Elus insartng despatch and
consequently &vsiding all tAoss vexatioua delays
sast aFs conatAaiiy oScarinE Ga sthex routes.
ahs MAsslssappi osess BY thsFsgy and Brewers will
ana4hers every tAlng they soald visa fer q q Sc
commodities Of their stock. . .a
ThroHsh oontFssas given TO calesgo
Vice pFasaasnE and Super Intkndea&.
D. REMTCK 8en wstern Aksnf
Burlington, FEB D. 1891 0e @-s ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

FOR HORsEsAEDCArTIx

This is truly great rfnetey. Haf IS cent NJ
tie Of sIoah's Instant Belief slTea II Pint Of as
wAieS, seldom fails 80 care Horse II colc in Il
mlnQtes IL extreme cases repeat the dose Il \
teen minutes
For Bruises, Strains, sprs42s. and taauy ytts 4,
jlEIes On horses, cattle. and DtEer animals sasrl
Instant Relief speedily tGsc,s a carr Asey =.
sens have been asLJnlsbsd u wItutsk tbs rapse -
S5SSlsd ~ the use Of this wi1h1eEful rseaEcgEs
sel czTrulAAs Of AKenls.
sLoAN's oIsTKKS7.
For nlldnssa, safety. Certainty srsf ;AsrsaEs.s,
sloaa's 0IDtment e1cels, and Is rsgb+ly sgzszE.E
all ether oiutn euts &A1 HZlileais M H. rrr.
the fSlluwing diseases
Fresh wounds, CALLS Of oil k.Ats .racfst hsaa
F.nxbeue poIlsTl, WILL gAsI czlza spay.. fsfs.
In, sweeney, touBdeFed fees, saaiartzs. seyssbsr
or grease, and horse d. tensu
THE CONDITION P1EKz
Is composed principals Of hera. al raels a. ny
Be given st all times and uE1rf Al g.grg-.sls1:ss
win perfect safety. IL has beeGi.E1a y lsas y
peri eacS, to be hfsly 1sefGl IN thu r1.s q rtrls
diseases TO which horses ERt sais.s sse tslsl; x
distsuper, hide bouEd, lost u t2ye4.s, .zEez
strains, yellow water InEzgnru a.. FL . l2t ga
tigas and hard sxeEeis$i also rAeuEaSAaE azzE
IF caaIed stlG complaint. II Ia aiie sale Aa.E.
saia remedy tor
COUGHS AID COILS
II carries or all EFpHs huuera as - go
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tas skin, cleanse the water, EBa tt-szE1. ~
part Of the body.
sLOAStS MEDICINES
Are sold By RpwAkD A IAHEs 4 O. ~ I
WAosesahe ana AetaiH GeRerHl Agegt a ga
tarex'# prtesss coEnRE Jules sBd Prs ,.issz =
posike Gatg ETH 6aa blpck aaFlt a IL F5se'
House, one block east of The FerTE "a : -
No. Address Post once bax 67s, 0Eas;s Ffzz,
ly hiled, and liberal kuVE1ly Of c4u-ElGys LGaan
ogznmsn posters ans " ladsss <Er$s. ga = =
dress, only OF the Jgtiolus House aaz ~ u =
eIal bensat Of that psEtiealAE helss
sLoARE's MEDICINES
Are seG by Ak Wholesale D5a~41sisl@& -! 4
Mt Manufacturer 8 pFiCes-ais9 II AL etaz Sz@ I
Aaa Tst&lled By ALL DEALER II Bsras1aPa \
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

n. B,-Nitn e@cn Package Of loa boxes We pre-
sent tbs purchaser 100 CsEtlaGates one Of which 10
Guaranteed TO contain an ardsf fer 8 nne watch,
by ordering 50 boxes In one pztkage yoa to
receive 80 eeTtinEAtss cantainIag an order fsx
splen6ia silver watch. beside 3 large number If
other very yaiaAsls Artleses. One Certificate sent
Sratis upon application 81 arg person GeSiEiHg to
set as Agent, whfgh Eazy enable htEa - procure
valuable article upan the payEnent % Il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

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Gf ~ pHrsAastss khaz parz8ess q 10 1879 -
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afsd she szxAA oessraAx tnfrxys1sSuh NJ - ssn
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~ fsoM &tassnaAa DsaRsa1 asd SAD ~ "a sssss
ascga aaaR IlvAxzAsx 80 Mnd1 Aasx - - 49,
: - ''''s 's' ''asi - u 81 u u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06
A Child's Eyes.

A child's eyes those clear wells Of un-
defled thought--what on earth can be. SO
beautifully Full OF hope, love, and cprios-
ity, they meet your own. In prayer, how
earnest; in joy, how sparkling; in sympa;.
thy, how tender The man who never tried
the companionship Of a little child, has
earelessly passed by one Of the pleasures OF
life, as one passed rare flower, without
plucking it or knowing its value. A child
cannot understand you, and think; speak to
it of the holy things Of your religion, o.
your grief for the loss of a friend, Of
your love for some one you fesr will moi
love in return; it will take, it is traei nc
measure or sopndings Of your thoughts; i
will not judge how much you should be
lieve, whether your grief is rational in pro
portion to your loss, whether you are wor'
thy or fit to attract the love which yor
seek; but its whole soul will incline to yours
and engraft itself, as it were, on the feeling
which Is your feeling for the hour. 4"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06
BaowSLow' SPEECH IN ALABAMA.

More than twelve months before Mr..
lincoln was elected, and six or eight months
before he was nominated or even thought Of
for the Presidency, was in Alabama whom
the Legislature Of that State was in session
at Montgomery. I was Southern man. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06

GEN. BRAGG, in his official report Of the
battle Of Perryville Tor Chaplin Heights)
says the loss Of the Rebel army was $500.
Gen. Bragg also states that the Rebel army
fought the battle under 90 mmand Of Gen.
Polk, 'j-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06

KEEP IT pP.-The Rid Bluff Beacon ur-
ges the Democracy 10 keep up their organ
ization. The Organization spoken OF Is
fzzicaJ onc.---Shasta Courier,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
Foreign News.

ST. JoHN's, n F., June l4-The steamship
Bavaria, from Southampton Oh the 9Th, and the
China, from Liverpool on the It'll, passed Cape
Race this forenoon, both we're boarded by the
news yacht of the Associated Press.
The following is the Bavaria's news:
The division of the French army left at Rome
consists of three brigades under General Monte
belo.
The silk crop in France is represented as most
satisfactory.
The Span sh Chambsr of Deputies were about
to have the documents relative to Mexican af-
fairs laid before them.
All differences between Garibad and the Ital-
ian Government have been satisfactorily ar
ranged, and he has proceeded to Begrave
Prince Napoleon was well received at Naples.
The MOntenegrins have been beaten by the
Turks on the frontier, and their villages burned
The British Admiralty have granted TO the
Atlantic Telegraph Company the services of the
ships and crews necessary Tor revising, and ex
tending the former surveys of the route along
which the cable is intended TO be submerged
The route westward from the Irish coast, for a
distance of some 500 miles, will be sounded al
distances of about mile apart. The previous
surveys having been some III rty miles assunder
good map OF the bottom NAV in this manner
be obtained. and thus facilitate the operation OF
laying the cable Careful observation will also
be made of the Newfoundland coast and the
English Government have consented to send
free of cost, the ships necessary 10 attend pilot;
and assistants generally, to the ships from which
the cable will be passed out. Further negotia
tons are in progress which will, undoubtedly
lead to the raising OF the additional capital neces
sary to complete this noble enterprise. the want
of which has of late been so seriously expert
enced by both England and America.
An interrup tion in the working OF the line cas-
of Bangor, prevents the reception of the balance
of the news before Sunday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
FrOn Ilenphis.

MEMPHIS, June l2-Secesslon sympathisers
are becoming more bold daily in the expression
of their sentiments. Union citizens complain
that Col. Fitchs rule over the city is too lenient
and that until assured of better protection they
can not avOw their sentiments.
The Provost Marshal requires an oath from all
applicants for passes or permits to ship goods.
The stringency of its requirements are such as
to have already caused considerable excitement
in the city.
An officer occupying an important position on
railroads running into this city has just returned
from Grenada.
Gen Hindman is said to have gone into Ar
kansas with troops of that State after the evacu-
alton of CoriDth.
General Pope had reached Okalona.
Beauregard is still retreating and Price is with
him.
900 men.
The rolling stock of the Memphis and Ohio
railroad is all at Pynola, this side of Grenada.
The postoffce and Adams Express both opened
here TO day
Mondays Mobile papers contain Richmond dis
patches, claiming glorious victory for jackson
over Fremont on Sunday, they also state that
Jackson captured two pieces of artillery from
Shields OH Monday
Rebel accounts of the affair at Chattanooga
says the enemy opened their batteries with shO
and shell OH the city without giving the slightes
notice. creating panic among the women ant
children, who fled in every direction. Some
rebels were wounded, none killed, but one build
ing struck
Two steamers leave to-day, loaded with cot
ton sugar and mOlasses, for St. Louis. Number:
of citizens are also leaving for the North.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
From Ni&NOuri.

JEFFERSON CRY, June l3-In Convention to-
day bill was passed appropriatinS $50, 900 in de-
Tense warrants for the care of sick and wounded
soldiers.
Resolutions were introduced instructng mem
bers OF Congress TO urge the passage of law TO
reimburse citizens of Ihis State whose property
has been taken or destroyed by the United States
soldiers.
4 message was received from Gov. Gamble
calling the attention of members 10 the fact that
the President of the United States in a message
sent 10 Congress during its present session pro-
posed the adoption OF JOINT resolution declaring
the willingness of Congress to furnish aid TO any
OF tie slave States that may think proper adopt
a measure of emancipation Such resolution
was adopted by both Houses and so becomes an
offer by Congress. Ii We assume that il will be
carried into effect by appropriations TO De made
0y future Congress. it Is proposition Of unex-
ampled liberaity. and whatever may be the views
OF the members of the Convention upon the sub
jet of emancipation. the proposition calls for a
courteous response. Courtesy between Govern
ments i e. much required as between individuals.
This State ha. received IRON the Government
OF the United States great attention and kind
ness. Large armies have been maintained for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
The Supreme court of Indiana--Cases
Decided.
EIGHIELTNH DAY.

Pliny Hoagland vs.. the Cincinnati Railroad
COmpaDy-Allen G. .. Affirmed.
John CahOn vs.. the State-N arren G. p At
frmed.
Two other cases between the same parties we're
similarly decided
James X. 7. ThOrne ct al. vs. Joshua Thorne
Knox c. T. Reversed.
William Beyl vs.. the Craw fordsville, Frank
fort and Kokomo Railroad Company Clinton
Z. T. Affirmed with per cent
George Glasscock VS. Thomas Lyons-Foun-
tain Q. G. Reversed
Frederick Riley VS. Vim. C. Mitcher-Knox
c. 7. Affirmed with per cent.
Michael Thompson ". David l.. Jones and
wiie-Deaware c. c Reversed
VIM. Hageley VS. VIM. Hutson-Union c. c.
Reversed.
Thomas Reed vs.. James J Hamilton-Henry
c. G Affirmed
Powhattan VI. Garner vs. Charles Frederick
Floyd c. c. Reversed
John Linderman vs.. Henry G. Todd-Hen
bricks &. g. Affirmed with ) pei cent.
Mary Jane Freeman ct al VS. State ex. rel
Commissioners of Decatur county ct al-Deca-
tur T. Z. Affirmed with per cent
Samuel Every vs. Levi Smith--Dekalb G. c.
Affirmed with per cent
David Stoner ct al VS.. b. F Brown--Laporte
G. G. Affirmed with per cent
Eliza Ford the State-Marion G. Z. Re
yersed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16

MAKE PLACES FoR THE FAITHFUL--An effort
was made. strongly seconded by his Honor the
Mayor, at the last meeting OF the City Council
TO create additional office. that Of Deputy As
sistant % the Deputy City Marshal. and empower
him with police functions We have nov eigh.
teen policemen. including the Marshal: two
watch tower men; the Mayor; the Chief Fire
Engineer; the Civil Engineer: City Attorney :
the City Street Commissioner; the CITY Clerk /:
the City Treasurer; abe City Assessor: the City
Sealer of Weights and Measures: the City Clock
WiBder, besides ell the members of the CITY
Council-pOtent. grave and reverend signors. IL
seems to US that this extensive force IS amply
sufficient to maintain the peace and dignity of
the city. provided each man conscientiouslv does
his duty, without, at this important crisis in pub
lie and private affairs, imposing additional bur.
dens on the people for the sake Of providing an
oihce for some time server of the municipal pow
ers that be. Are not the tax payers and voters
already bowling their necks TO burdens grievous
enough to be borne, without contributing still
further of their substance to swell the ple,horic
pockets of fat and over indolent oficials2.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
Foreign Ne Wssi

CAPE RACE, June l4-The steamer China, from
Liverpool on the 9TH. via Queenstown on the
9Th, was boarded to-day by the nsss yacht, and
the following news was obtained:
A vessel arrived at Liverpool from Charleston
loaded with rosin and tarpentne.
Mr.. Pearson. the owner Of the steamer Crcas-
sian. publishes letter asserting that the vessel
had nothing on board really contraband. and was
legitmately chartered for the voyage from Bor-
deaux to Havana, and was withi- twenty miles
of her destination when seized ~by a Federal
cruiser, and she was Of too great Iraft to run the
blockade at any Confederate port.
The London Times editor;ally reproaches the
Canadian Parliament for neglecifag TO provide
for the defence of that country oys defeating the
militia bill, il speaks Of the que sion as a vital
one for Canada. but secondary for England.
The next advices from America are awaite.
with the greatest anxiety, in consequence Of the
expectation Of battle at Richnfnd or cOrinth
or both.
The Times says the belief in ~ early settle
ment of the American difficulties e,s been great
ly diminished by the last irteligessse
FRASoE.-lt is runored Napoleon contem-
plates permanent establishment cot French in
iuence 10 MEXICO by a protecsorals.
The Paris Monteur contains certificate OF
the blockade Of the coasts on Tsppico and Al
vardo.
The Constitutional publishes A.. article signed
LA Mayene," showing the impo\ ribility Of the
South being conquered. and IN intaining tina,
mediation alone will succeed in eDsing a war dis
as,rous TO the interests Of humanity and Europe
MsDRID. June 6.-The publication of the Off
cial documents concerning affairs "a Mexico pro
duced an impression unfavorsble y Gen. Prim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
srrELKsEkrB.
New York Market.

NEw loRK, June Ia.
Flour &c lower: very moderate business doing;
further advance in freights materially checks the
export demand: sales at 81 1904 IS for super
fine State; 81 45(d4 50 for extra State: 81 l5Cd
4 % for superfine Western; 81 4sd4 81 for
common 10 medium extra Western; s5d5 Is for
common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio: S. 25d6 80 for trade brands, the
market closing heavy; no buyers at outside quo
tatiOns
Whisky market frmer; sales at 24il a251bc
for State and Western.
Wheat market opened shade irmer, bat with
further advance in freights the marke, closed
quiet and at about yesterdays prices; sales Of
Chicago spring at 92cdSl O3: Milwaukee club
99cGl OF; amber Iowa 81 04Gl 05; winter red
Western 81 ll@l Is; amber Michigan 81 III
white Western 81 23@l 26.
Corr market sh ide easier; moderate business
doing for export and home consumption; sales at
ia SOC for new mixed Western. 81 a SIC for old
44d46c for damaged, 5sc for white Western, 70c
for choice white Southern.
Pork continues active: market a shade easier,
sales At so o0dll for mess, closing at $40 60
@l0 s7Is; 5 75d9 for prime, and sll for prime
mess
Beef in less active demand. but prices steady.
Lard steady and firm; sales a, 7isdss4c.
Butter dull and heavy at ga lsc for Ohio and
l0dl7c for State
Cheese dull at 3G7ISc for common to choice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
" AsHINGToS, June ii.

W AsHlNGToN, June IA
SENATE-The Vice President laid before
the Senate message from the President trans
hitting memorial in behalf of the State of y ew
York In favor of the enlargement of the Erie
and Oswego canals and locks, asking the atten-
ton OF Congress thereto.
The Vice President also presented commu-
nication from the Secretary of the Interior in
swer TO the resolution in regard to the amounts
paid the Marshais Of the District Of Columbia
The bill from the House providing that officers
and volunteers be paid according to the pay rolls,
was taken up and passed.
Mr. Harlan presented petition for a ship
canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi
river.
Mr. King presented petitions from merchants
of New York in favor of bankrupt act.
Mr.. Wilson. of Missouri, presented petition
from citizens of Missouri for branch mint at
ST. Louis.
Mr. Harlan introduced bill for increasing the
revenue by the reservation and sale of town sites
on the public lands. Referred.
The Naval appropriation bill was taken up
An amendment that minors may be enlisted
without the consent of the parents was adopted.
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment that the
President may appoint annually ten mdshipmen
to the Naval Academy, 70 be taken from the
sons of officers; also the District of Columbia "a
De regarded as hepfe>entatNe District Tor tns
purpose of making appointments to the Naval
Academy.
Mr. Wilson. of Massachusetts,. offered az
amendment that persons held TO service or labor
commonly called slaves, shall not be employed
in any capacity whatever in any navy yard. dock
yard, arsenal, magazine, or fort. or IN the Nava
Academy.
The bill was then reported to the Senate. and
laid aside informally.
After executive session, the Senate adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16

JEFFERsoS CRY. June l4-The resolution in.
trOduced in the Convention yesterday asking our
Congressman TO urge the passage Of q las TO
secure restitution TO the people of Missouri who
have lost property by the Federal soldiers. was
adopted.
The majority OF the Committee Messrs. Breck.
enridge. Orr and Douglas. TO whom had been re-
ferred the Governors message. reported for adop-
ton the resolution Of Mr. Hitchcock. which had
been referred TO them. The minority. Messrs.
Donihan and Howell. state that while they bad
not been able to agree with the majority. they had
no report To make.
Two or three substitutes were offered, discussed
at some length and reported. when the report OF
the Committee Was adopted. Yeas 20. nays %.
resolution OF congratulatiOn at the success
Of the Union arms at Memphis and in Virginia.
offered by Mr. Hitchcock. was adopted. aud the
Convention then adjourned 10 the 4th OF July.
1863, If not sooner called together by the Gov
ernOr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
From Fremour's Department.

FRoST RoYAL. June l5.-The results Of the
Port Republic battle. on Monday. are now ascer-
tanned as near as possible, many thought missing
are doubtless badly wounded, and necessarily
left on the field in retreat before superior num-
bers, many missing will doubtless return. The
force engaged mostly western regiments.
who fought herocally against more than five
times their number for four hours. and thea re
firing IN order, except one or two regiments.
which were surrounded and took 20 the noun
tains. The Eth Indiana did nobly. Col. Gavin
repeatedly charged the rebels, driving them like
sheep.
They left Fredericksburg 500 strong. and ar
rived at Port Republic 800. The remainder being
left along the route sick and disabled. After The
fight, the regiment only numbered lao. The
29th and 36th Ohio lost heavily.