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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07
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The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
Cupid Conquering Female secessionist.

A letter received in this vicinity from
one Of the officers of the 18th Maine Regi-
ment, now at New Orleans, gives the follow
ing statement, which shows that some of the
females of New Orleans are not so bitter as to
shut their hearts against northern intrusion.
A young lady, handsome, and belonging to
the upper ten" of the Crescent City, while
riding in the cars met one of our down east
officers, who has the reputation at home among
our Maine ladies Of being a handsome fell
low," and from hatred of the Yankees, she par
adoxically jumped to its opposite, to wit,
"love at first sight" Affer reaching her home,
the young lady made numerous efforts to dis
cover the name and rank of the handsome Yam
kee officer, but was for many days unsuccess-
full. But love as Of old, found food in its disap-
pointment, and she really became sick over her
unavailing search. Her father here took the
matter up, and finally went to the military
commandment for aid in the affair. He sent a
member of his staff TO see If he could render
any aid, and from the description the lady gave
and sketch that she had made Of him, the Of
ficer Of the staff came TO the conclusion that it
was lieutenant OF a Maine battery, son Of a
distinguished citizen of our State, who resides
"away down east;' who happened to be taken
sick and sent to the hospital Immediately after
the lady met him in the ears. She insisted on
visiting him at the hospital just to ascertain
the fact of his identity" The surgeon consent
ed, provided she made no "overt demonstra-
tons" on the occasion. She went, saw the
down east lieutenant, now made more interest
ing than ever by the pallor of the sick bed, APP
piled at once TO headquarters to be admitted as
nurse, and found the wicked Yankees willing
to oblgc her even here. She now goes each
day to the hospital to 'soothe his aching brow
| has decorated his room with those little lux
uries that woman only knows '>w to arrange,
| and our young officer is cophss;, :" sick, but
his brother officers say, rather wick ty, with
a fair prospect of very slow recovery and re-
turn TO camp duty.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
Important Sanitary Mission.

Mrs. Goddard, late matron Of Hospital, 10th
Maine, now by special order transferred to
General Hospital at Harper's Ferry, is stopping
few days at the Elm House. She is seeking
for common supplies for the benefit of the
hospital at the Ferry, where one hundred and
twenty men are now being cared for Circum-
stances indicate large increase of patients.
and Surgeon Dawson, the medical director.
authorizes her to apply for aid in this emer-
gency. As the 10th Maine are in the advance,
it is impossible for the regiment to maintain an
independent hospital, as heretofore, so that the
probability is, the men will be sent back to the
hospital at Harpers Ferry, in case an engage
ment or epidemic renders hospital care neces-
sary.
Mrs. Goddard has visited every hospital at
Winchester, Martinsburg, Frederick and Bal
timore, and has made list of the sick, wounded
and missing Of the 10th Maine, since the battle
Of Winchester; and in order TO present mat
tiers as fully as possible to home friends, she
purposes giving public lecture, Monday enc
Mug nert, in the New City Hall, which has
been engaged for the occasion.
She has some "trophiesD-but they are of
small account, compared with the incidents she
is prepared to give concerning the conduct of
our troops in the memorable retreat from Win
chester. Due notice win be given of the lee
ture, and meanwhile, let our lady readers be
looking up bountiful supply of bandages, etc.
Mrs. Goddard left Front Royal on Saturday
june 21st, and came by the way Of Baltimore,
where she visited the hospitals, containing
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
GoRHAM, June 26th, 1862.

GoRHAM, June 10Th, 1862
Mr.. EDrroR:-I have seen no mention in
any ofthe newspaper reports of the hospitable
manner in which Dept. Collector Ilsley treated
the members of the fraternity, on Tuesday,
whilst they were hating in front of his house,
at the foot of State Street.
A tub Of ice water upon his steps, attracted
the thirsty thither, many of whom were most
cordially invited into his house, where the cool
lemonade was furnished in abundance, togeth-
er with variety of palatable '..freas," such as
ever tend TO cheer the weary traveller as he is
plodding along towards the end ofh is journey.
We do not know whether Mr.. Ilsley is, or is
not Mason, but this we do know, that If
the kindness and hospitality shown to the Ma
sons as above alluded to, is an indication of the
general character of the man, which we do not
doubt, he would make most worthy member
of the fraternity.
We hear of no complaint in regard to the
plans and arrangements of the Commits up
on whom devolyed so much labor and respon-
sibility, or in reference to the accommodations
furnished by the various means of conveyance
to and from the city, except in regard to the
York and Cumberland Railroad.
Whilst other roads, not only carried for one
halfthelusual fare, but ran extra trains no ar
rangcments could be made with this road.
A large proportion of the Masons on the line
of the road went in with their teams rather
than submit to such treatment.
The only reason given, for not making the
arrangement which other roads had made was,
shat as many passengers would pass over the
road as could be accommodated, atfull fare"
This may be valid and sound reasoning, but
we questioning it, in some of its bearings.
Our village and town was visited early on
Monday morning last by the "Portland Daily
Press" the appearance of which was very graf
flying to our citizens. The Col was up to the
"chalk," in exhibiting the new paper to our
people generally.
The powerful rain that has visited us recent
ly, has had tendency, to cheer up our good
farmers, and consequently we all feel more
cheerful and happy.
Capt. Wentworth is raising the third COM
pany that has been raised in Gorham for the
war. He now has some so men enlisted. 40 of
whom are already in camp at Augusta. Cor
ham is full of patriotism, which developes it
selfnot only in the furnishing of troops, but in
the promptness and liberality with which she
responds to the calls made for supplies for our
army Although our citizens have often con-
tributed hospital stores andmoney for this pur-
pose, yet she comes forward with liberal hand
TO answer the call recently made by the SAM
tary Commission through Mr.. Hadley, having
already collected some seventy-five dollars.
| We hope to enjoy the privilege at an early
day. Messrs. Editors, of escorting you around
our beautiful village and town which will speak
| for themselves. "HARMoNY LODGE"
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

nearly or quite 1900 sick or otherwise disabled
soldiers, in order that she might seek out and
ascertain the wants of any belonging to the
Maine regiments. She has a variety Of Incl
dents of camp and hospital life-some peculiar
ly thrilling and tender, some heart-rending from
their unpleasant features-which we hope she
may find time to furnish for the columns Of the
PRESS.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
DIED.

In Biddeford I'D inst Mrs Mary A, wife of Charles
Holmes aged 80 years and 9 mos.
In Waldoboro 18th inst, Everett, son of Solomon
Achorn aged ii years.
In Brunswick 10th inst, of dptheria, Mark X, aged
6years mos % days; 18th, Frances Medora, aged 4
years mos % ays,children Of Solomon and Rach-
81 Patterson.
In Topsham, Addie, daughter of John Crowley,
aged years month.
In the Hospital at Alexandra Va 18th inst Of slow
fever, Sanford Runnes, of Co 4, Sd Me Regiment
and son Of Jeremiah Runnells, Of Halowes. aged q
years mos.
In Milton, Iowa, 18th inst, Alden Swift, son of b
and L T. Winter, and grandchd of s Swirl, of
Pennington, aged years and mos.
At Ship Island 18th ult, William ii Witham, son of
Benjamin Whitman, of Atkinson, Piscataquis Co. aged
q years.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

Portland Pest Once Mail Arrangement
WESTERN-Arrives at 12.40 and PM. Closes at
7.45 AM and 2 PM.
EASTERN-Arrives at I45 PM Closes at IAN
STEAMBOAT MAIIs-Arrives from Eastport Me, st
John NIB and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
at4PM.
EUROPE, via Quebec-Closes every Friday at IL NJ
CANADA-Arrives at /. As Pm. Closes at IL NJ
COUNTRY MAILS-Arrivcs about PM. Closes at
8 PM.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

rD- The Bangor Times styles the Pacific
Rairoad--the bill for the construction of which
has become a law-the "Coiossas of Roads,"
1t will be, when completed, one of the grand
est achievements of the age. The South, by
its rebellion, has lost a branch terminus of this
great national thoroughiare, which is destined
TO effect wonderful changes in the set OF the
commercial currents OF the world
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

AN order from Gen. Shepley informs off
GERS and soldiers in the rebel army, DESTROYS of
returning 10 their homes in New Orleans, that
they can do SO on reporting at headquarters
and taking the oath of allegiance. Such per-
sons found in the city who have notsubscribed
TO the oath will be treated as spies.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
MARRIED.,

In this city 18th inst by Rev Henry Moore Mr.
John Turner to Miss Joanna Brooks both of this
city.
In Foxcroft 18th inst, Augustus G Lebroke ESQ., of
i, to Miss Sarah Hayes Of Sebcc
In Dover Me, 18th inst Capt Joseph s Harlow, of
Foxcroft, to Miss Susan I Durham, of Guilford.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
PLEASURE PARTIES.

EXCURSIONISTS visiting tho Islands, supplied
h with stores a. the shortest notice.
Orders solicited.
$50 Fore Street near feet Or Exchange.
CALDERwooD q BECKETT.
Portland. June D. diff
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
DIR. John @. Nc tt,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

50 CoURr ST., CORNER or HOWARD, BosroN, n
consulted daily from 10 until @ and from to in the
evening. al diseases of the Urinary and Genital
Organs. Scrofulous Affections, Humors OF all kinds
Sores, Ulcers and Eruptons Female Complaints &C.
An experience Of over twenty years extensive prac
tice enables DR.. NJ to all of the most difhcuh
cases Medicines entirely vegetable Advice Free
june %, 1862. sn3aw8m
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line which call at
Londonderry.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
Wanted at a Premium |!

Sovereigns,
Demand Notes,
Government July Coupons.
WIN. Ii. WOOD.
July q. div
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday. June ct.
ARRIVED.
Sch Julia, Anderson, Fredericton NIB.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth. Weber, Damariscotta.
Sch Escort, Wilson, Harpswell.
Sch Mary Jane, Ycafon, Wellheet for Nortpori
Sch Ocean, Pierce, Yarmouth.
Steamer Montreal Prince, Boston.
RErURNED-Schs Maryland, Seneca, and others,
In consequence of thick weather.
CLEARED.
Brig lucy Ann, Wass, Yorktown Va, j Libby
Son.
Sch Brookville. tBr) Hatfield, Windsor Ms master.
Ship Forest City, Axworthy, cid at New York Feb
II for Rotterdam, and has not since been heard Of
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28
CITY OF PORTLAND.

FvHE Bells of all the Churches win be rung ct SUM-
IL rise, Noon and Sunset, and National Salute will
be fred ut the Same time from Bramhall and Munjoy
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

june %, no lat &C. ship Great Republic from Ship
Island for New York
June %, no lat, &c, bark David Nickels Blake FIN
Matanzas for Cardenas.
June g. no lat, &c, brig Abby Watson, supposed
from Cuba for New York.
June d. lat So Is, lon "a 0s, saw a bark showing n
blue signal with white figures l602)
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-28

Il extended to all Military. Fire and other Associa-
tions and Societies in the State TO join with In the
Celebration of our National Birthday.
Per Order Committee Of Arrangements.
Portland, June %, 1862. david
The weekly sun., 1862-02-22

away, rendering the two trra's upmanNgoablst
They then drihei down Ne r've-. T-c w., .
mslning boas were Also greatly damaged bc,Seen
Wind and water. This vessel alone recsi,ei Atty
tine sho,s, and tho others about half that number
each. Tb,r" Vcie - killed and wounded In tti,
attack v'.'.h we ave reason 10 suppose would In
f'toen .nuies more, could the ao,ion have beou
coi inue', have ultet tn the capture ot the ~
hruing W on us a. the utry running from his
laitriies, wien the tvo -unN,Ats drnei hrl cssly
down the river (, ON disabled s,,er,ns ,pparatus,
a. the relieving Aokei ooul LOS 5teor the We u
in the string current. Whom The A-'ins encmy
turutd o. the river battery guns, feon which they
had been driven, ihay again hotly poured Ire upon
10 lcsr upon our boalt ffvm the w,tr battery, and
tie main G'ri upon the hill, while re oHly could
return thc dre With IL icai guns 'rom ,he four
boatL one rH,l gun sbu,rd the Clrnndoet burst
d.iirg tie s,pon. TIE officers AMI men IN tris
.o,'y cnltutei, tu, unequal & ,b', behayoi Nth
u g,,ht,-, gilimtiy and de- rmiu,iiol, all h.
p.r.ur 'rc t.d,r viii "A rem 'tr.l / tw, OF ,pt
"uuIs'a,' 'uddsuly helpless IA the harrow river
nd sSit current.
Ga consultation With Gen. Gr,r, aud -,y o sn oi-
d,,rs, a. ny ser % hrra unul We c.n repair
hmAg,> - bringing up couiIe,en, force IN
e rot. stl.,, Tie tciL erc much less relurci
q % t'ey sr, At Car, Isl ~ prlc,eit,ttH p',,e.
I'.v. ,utthe Tyler 3, the Tenn, y,ee liver, ,c
r,u.,i d r'u toaj nrid;c IMP ,ssi bic.
,Ssucd,l A Il. FOoTE,
Fa.-.U'or Crmm, ,udns Naval F,rcc,
We4t,rn II. ,t4,nu
The weekly sun., 1862-02-22
The Great Battle at Fort Donel
sou,

Chicogo, F,b. iG-A special TO the TRInuSV
ts,,a ... Duu,i~u ION, rey,t
| Trerttr.s have raised tup hls,k n,g. II an l.,
seen q ,is. i,ou the bank a shot distance ab,,,
| t,rc.
| s., Lopi., F,J 10 A src,il snatch ~ thi
| nrv,,r,t i,,,d,I.t,et t,,r M F,rt p,n.s,,.
| Fa,ry An,,uo,p."..y:
| I,str,. Ia s.s verv s,vere ~, our tr,,ps. rajt
b,,ip., s,,i,. which ,u,,,J IN sn,v. IA h, frr q.
r..,,l., All .Li .i,f,.,s s,y ,ley r,,.lv -,
.i.b g. ID weather IN ,ti.1t,nie.
1b,,,,r,. ,.Im,,r a , TORT the tno,, c,nvlnc 4 I
| .u, p,, IA r,,.,,, ,o r,,,.i ,,.,,, ,,, ,,r.i, .
| r.,.c. -. rc,, se,Ius e,,r,., ,,,, .,r,,ir. IN.
| .u,.r ,,uri. . and butt.s,t ih, r. pre l.y ,,, r
rd,.,s 10 {, go isct lir, coy,tol with dcngc r
n'r ai.d and, r.r,Wth.
tp,u similar r,rys pflt o.. olts.I tftiesc ,J..
any ia ,r,Wu ~ In 'u, Of uaul, completely ,,.
DREW g. thr ~ envy frnr. ,ho Cumtprnni, sogth o
Nc s,rt t,tb. lSntercf.,.,, .sl il. N,r.
uc tut t,atlsnoth.
G,u,ral - .l,sUy, whn has ihr extreme tI.b, l.ei
nli pu hrI i,, ward his br,gasis g. the Uutclcr
Land, ~ "a r,s pl.ui,I, battery O. um5ndn, in,
RIVER Wl,cr will tT rtupllS prryt ~ the uriy 60
,,, Re, r info, ,ir,,,.. in .,,t. ws have them
, u'Ie,,ly ,Y.r,ui.l. tfl IA complete tie pol. Of,
III. ,t.rrc.
Grr a,lc attctnpt v, ,s male Ia u, ,ltto1,L.
80 i,u's hptuy by the enemy, W.. a.ur.p.'r
under cover - dpthn,sf, l-u ucy wern .,0tu,r,
r,p,iI.e' Us tic got linois. Cunsidor,lis s.u.
mslIir ,,..t.f.p' p'i.rus,tea'stt,t toth Cr,s ,i..
dsayo.tn- Ala tl, u.ikn,,s L. crawl In Iirla the
other.
Tl,s mo ming "A va4 dis.oysreA that tho enemy
lwl tlac,.i osontp,fth thcir br,a.t,vo,k q. ic,yiar
li3L rraru for them o. shoot titu,it.n ,nd u,. y
I'u u,srtuf their links fran tho uuernnl aim 60
uur .hatpsbo t.rs.
II cnsu,lu,, ,rno,.. our .r,ill,rv ,h,,a nv a.,
y,ty,w,l Tne los. ot the enc 90, -. frus ia h.
,ac.raln.d In cn,siic,alla. Yesterday ,farr, n.
. the =, rn,inr p,ty hal rc,lr,., nd wi on u a
I,,l,lslndL,,p,Il.l.y ,,l .Y,,ydi H. .,,be, a., ,,,,.I
l,,. .s.,ul,. C.r, .,,,.d,p ,ta,.,,,,,,,o,.
rl.,r e. II,a p.,,,i,e ,.,s s,,, II. ,.-.,,,p, ,,,
.,,,t,s,,,u.,,,,t,u,n In A. cir r,nLs aud ,,,,i,,,
h,m,,,l.,,u,,in in ,n.ir ,,,,.l, h,,.,,s
Ths ,,,, ~, ..,,.,, ,.s ,,,,rs, ,,.o..,,,,. , ,
tho yo,,u,.,vl.,f,r,,,,,, IA i.s,.t a. -, n,
,.,,,.,t.t.i, r,,.,...,. b,.., t..,.,,,,, .. A..
. -. .,.,
''''' WV WV ""'' INV " "'''' ~'' ''"
"lHer me 81 lour guns hesido- ten inch oduu-
Dl.d. ne wouF ca gun ~ 4, Ter and C,aastn,a
.ppsy,d utt.6,, ,,,,,,,,,,,or r..,., ,,.,,,,,, ~
The weekly sun., 1862-02-22

W u. Porter. cunmarder, scaited.
J. n Ia~is. pawn s,er. rcalded.
TIP P.rry, I'd maasr, scAidsd uadly.
- b. Brsstan, master's mate, killed By cannon
ia McB ide, piio., killed by scalding.
WIN H. Ford, pilo,, killed by scading.
John Mathews, quartsrmas.er, scaled badly.
A ID. Waterman, captain of foi ecas,le, missing.
Henry Gemper, fireman, missing.
Ssni'l Bay er, f-eman, adrd badly.
Jvhn 5yntz, a emAn, MISSING.
jas. COGsy, seaman, Killed BY staldlng.
N. McCDty, seaman, ecaldeu.
II HNgan, seauan, scaded.
Hen arlington, seaman, scalded badly.
VIVA O'Brief, seaman, aided badly.
Thoa Nullp, canaan ara ded slightly.
W. Mwy, seaman. seal led badly.
T sullivan seaman, scsded badly.
Jas ltdard, eeamrn, nissing.
Y. Beers, seaman, lillsd hy scalding.
John o. Hans, seaman, scsld 4.
John Ca-lstto. seaman, scalded.
J. j. Phillips, seAr an, scald,d.
H. Loua, seaman, scs'dei.
Reynolds seam an, missing.
James A-puA seaman. scal1ed
Thomas Mllett, scar an. scsldet haAy.
Very Respectfully,
RopEsr X. RuFy.
TX 0hcer l. g. Guuboat Essox.
uErr. rHiLLirs' r-rFntTIoS.
TIE Low ing is Lieitena nant-ccmmAnding Phelps
reyt T. F'ag.Ohicer Fute, received NJ the head
quarters oi tne army ny 'el,g avn Hp'h NhrO' -
Cts BnAI & rrsruSA,l
Railroad Crossing Of t4e Tennessee River,
February 10, lSG2.)
SIN we have returned g. this pliut ,fum an
. tirely succ.ssfu expedition 70 Foterce, A the
out " Muscle Shoals, A.hana Tue rebels were
forced N burn six NJ t'sir steamers, and We csp-
tured two Others, be- 'es the hN fcmplsa g-.u-bo.,
Eastport W, have captu ed two hundred stani
Of am', ami - quanti'y u G. thing and st'res and
bHv. DESTROYED the encampmeut ~ Col. Crews.
A. savannah Tennessee, we found the Union
~ niiuCut strong.
tsigned,l PuurA
Lieutenant G. Junus dng,
The weekly sun., 1862-02-22
A Dash by Grn. Lauder

C"ubcrlcHJ, Mj., Fcb. n.-Gon. Lander made
f,Io,d march on Thursday night, surprising aud
breaking NJ the rebel camp a. Booming Gap, and
iuriug but tSo men and s,. horses Tuis opens m b
Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad u Han rock again.
u. Lander, having cleared bis Department Of
tlc enemy, tenews lis request a. W reoyel ui his
anuul.ud on s,euun, 4 Il.-loLth.
Gas. LANDEg'o OFFICIAL RErpGT.
Warrington, FEB. lj.-The following news
was rss,ly,d heret tday
Pappno Va, FeJ. II, sP. M-Mij. fen
q. II. Glellan The rulrrnl was open o. Han
cs thus morning sHu the 10 C'rqpb.
We hal an iiaportast forced reconnaissance ! .st
uiflt, whlon was Completed tday. VIZ broke up
tht rebel nest Ut Blooming q ~. We N down and
'Hptured seventeen oInIuis .ored n1l orr, among
tltsI cololelA lieut. tIIuuciS, ct uiui, Nc. W. IN
gag wit four hundr'1 r'V4l y ;orr infantry was
nh near enough " support the cavalry, and th-
lost tSu and six horses 1t ther first tra. l,d
the chsrse IA person, AMI Il VAS a cImp.ote sur
prise
Colonel Carroll. COMMANDING the 5,h ~ Stu Ohio,
made u We y daring and sur ~ ~ rOGIr uui 4s.lICo
imu edirtay Afterwards e. I gers Sore.
M'l,r frlttu"uau * 'uIntitd g. great credit lr
hiidihg, u dtr NJ direction, Ia fulr hour, in the
trsd ui nig I, complete hrl'gs a,russ the treat
ca, ap Il st IL uulr' qu.u,,d mountain rod.
1No oolu Lns Of 600 men each uuchot ~
ml'T and &c ,lumu a. miles stLcs T.. NJ. yesGoT-
day, be. de hid .ius tho ryer,
The paper tsker aud my own ro~'nI oi'san'e 10
the Iouh prove the Cluut'y CleI ana that jack
And Lltlg 4 are In Winchester.
We maze 80 uSr and uc.upic,l The u -,mir .y
cop ami Point u ul the hoIur by uipruriuI
''tuu,d r"r de- crts's, that G.l. ,-s1us brgplg
WAS there
Gen. Bu ming has lust arrived a, NeR Creek
'rIM No. 4 ll. ln"ty mlct sIuth 10. X HutVoy. H.
hts caIturod two hundred aud ~ uty-uVr hue
ctuls, Hnd hs bTuka a. the gu-rril,t haunt tharr
fWo oi I,- men We'o b.dly wounded, UuI sever 1
e the rCh j. were Killed.
The ,uemies Eve tlu- been driven out ~ thi
Department
=. w. LANDER Bri f,der- General
mn sufNE 'r GEN. LANpEH's EXPLOIT,
Blo"ung Cop, the sceuo Of this rebel route, ia 4
yaI ol one oi Tie Allegheny ridges, about 20 milo
s''Hwes Of the town Of Hsnoock, Md, whtr
q Ii. l. .udfr's force was lately Stationed before
moved ON IL mnsy. The rebel, only held IL as
means Of advancing into Western Vrgnis. Tut
re1tI jackson, with hIs main hody, h at wluches
ter, waiting Tor the same fste W oyortake him a
's now oVertAking his rebel COMPANIONS whor,ys
they Gsaailtd,
The weekly sun., 1862-02-22
Arrival II the Asl..
ONE DAY LAEER FROM EUROPE.
Settlement Of the Neutrality
Question.

CIRCULAR FRou EtPL RUSSELL.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-22

Mss. PARTISGToS has friend in tho army.
Being asked one day what his station was she
rTlied "For two Yeas no WAS leftonant oi
ths borse naiinss, and after that he We pro
"o'Nd 70 be cSptsip Of squad Of aaphsads aud