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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
An Eminent English Lawyers Opinion
OfOur Politics.

An Eminent English lawyers Opinion
of Our Politics.
EDWIN JAMES, Esq, Of New York. an
EN- iueut English lawyer who has recently
taken up his residence in that city, was call
ed out at a late Democratic meeting in New
York. After returning bis acknowledg'
meuts he said:
"At present have not become member
Of any political organization IN this country.
have become an inchoate citizen. l have
taken on. nv papers. and at the proper
time l trust shall aspire to that which is
the highest aim in a free country-to take
nv part in the ordinary questions Of pol!ti-
cal affairs.
\
"Upon the other questions that are now
attracting the attention Of this country,
am forming my opinions. But there Is one
question upon which as an inchoate citizen
of this country desire to explain my opin-
ion doubt almost at this time whether
tread the free soil Of America-whether |
breathe the free air Of tn g American CONT
neut. when l see the trial by jury denied, ,
the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus,
when see persons immured. aud it is de-
clared that the employment of impartial
see these things going on l must doubt |
am breathing the free air Of America II
was hardly possible to believe that a man
could be here arrested by telegraph and
without authority-it was things like these
| that destroyed every notion which a Eu-
ropean had of liberty in the United States.
II was amused, said Mr.. James, in con-
tinuing. when. the other day. gentleman
came to me-he was a client, and. as l do
not get many Of them at present, remem-
Der him very weil-and l said. what has
been the m tier with you?' He said. i have
been in Fort MclIenry for two months'-
what did you 90 there for?' Il don't know
| was arrested by telegraph Laughter |
How did you get oui?' 1 dou't know; |
got out by telegraph! Laughter Where
are YOU going now?' i don't know sup
pose they will give me a little change, aud
| I will 90 to Fort L ala setts' Laughter !
| There was but one step from the sublime to
! the ridiculous.
''The dream Of the poet and the enthusi-
asst in the brightest aspiration for liberty
| had been almost realized in this country
but how changed were circumstances now.
| can scarce v believe-sad Mr.. James
that l tread the free soil of America, or
breathe the wholesome atm 1sphere of free
iom. [Applause. lie implored all his
tellow-citlZ.nS to allow none-not the
smallest invasion Of their political Consttu-
ton. Oue precedent creates another; they
soon accum ulate and become law. The laws
must flourish with our Consti tututiou.-
They grow out of it aud will expire with
it. You must guard with jealousy the
bright inhertance of freedom. and transm I
it unimpaired to your successors. Trial by
jury. the right of free discussion. the liberty
of the press, the writ of habeas corpus, are
thu foundations OF freedom; they are the
columns which support the whole super
structure of civil aud religious liberty
Loud applause. j"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06

GENERAL FRANK P. BLAIR has issued an
address to his constituents, in which he dis.
tinctly charges General Fremont with trea-
SON. He says:
Fremont was then plotting against the
Government which had trusted him, and
using the means placed in his b ands for its
support to work its destruction, and estab-
lish for himself dictatorship upon its ruins.
If his ability had been equal to his ambi-
tion, he would perhaps have sought to enact
the same role now being played by Je IF Da-
Wis. The patriotism of our people and his
imbecility. was our safety. When repre-
scented TO the Governmen. that in nv opin.
ion General Fremont had not the capacity
to conduct successfully the military COM
mand which had been intrusted to him (bis
conspiracy against the Government had mot
then developed itself) I was not unprepared
for the Indignation which this expression of
opinion brought upon me on the part of the
General and his California contractors and
dependents; but confess the sstonish m On.
With which the course pursued by the Ms.
souri, Den'osot and certain other newspapers
Ailsd NO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Rebel Reinforcements Arriving at Holly
Springs

CAIRO. Novem ber3.-Advice from Holly
Springs to Wednesday say that large rein
forcements from Texas and Louisiana are
pouring in. There was no movement OF
bel troops from that place, except Viii
lipisue's brigade. to Meridian.
The people of fernando are said to be
moving their slaves and other property into
the interior
The Grenada appeal says Judge John o
Campbell has been appointed A ssis'ant Sec
retarv of War Of the Southern Confederacy,
Vice Professor B ledsoe resigned.
The Federal forces at Island Number Ten
as ain occupy the Tennessee shore. aud are
now constructing fort under the protection
Of the Federal gunboats
A dispatch from jackson, Tenn, dated
the 81, says: News received at General
Grants Headquarters Yesterday from the
South uia r e ri, confirm the capture OF
MOBILIZE
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ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO Moss
Well, what o. thai? Who wants to be a
messy cd stone, away in some damp corner
OF a pasture, where sunshine and fresh air
mover come, for the cows to rub thems elves
against, and for snails and bugs to crawl
over and toads to squa. under among rois-
onous weeds? 1t is far better to be SIN Doth
anu polished stone, rolling along in the
Drawing steam of human life, wearing off
the rough corners and bringing out the firm
crystalline structure OF tee granite, or the
delicate VEINS of the agate, the chalce-
dony. It is this perpetual chatting and rub
bng in the whirling current that shows
what sort of grit man is made of. and what
use he is good for. The sand stone and
soapstone are soon ground down to sand and
mud, but the firm rock is selected for the
towering fortress, and the diamonds is cut
and polished for the monarch's crown.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06

THE MOVEMENT RI KENTUCKY.-"Never,
since the war commenced" SAYS the Green
vile Crenn.) Banner, OF the Goth, "has there
been so grand and proftabl tour m ade as
the one one just accomplished by General
Bragg. Just think Of it, be has captured
from the enemy. and purchased from the
citizens together. enough to load train of
wagons forty miles long. His whole army
has fallen back toward the Gap to protect
this valuable train, and as it is now safe from
capture. Bragg will retire with his army just
where it suits him. The arrival of this train
will play smash with the jeans specu lation
IN this country. as it is bringing one million
yards OF good Kentucky jeans. They also
bring large amount of clothing. boots aud
shoes. two hundred wagon loads of bacon.
SIX thousand barrels of picked pork. 6fteou
thousand good mules and horses. eight
thousand beeves, aud large lot of hogs. No
wonder Braggs army fell back to protect
sue b valuable o.rgo.
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From the Chicago Times.
The Practical Effect of Negro Fanati.
ciSm.

On Madison street, in this city. there is a
board ing house kept ostensibly for the &C
commodation of white people, by woman
of the Harriet Beecher Stowe Lucy Stone
order, no has growing faith in Abolition
ism. Her boarding. house is kept in pretty
good style, and is consequently patronage
by upward of twenty respectable male and
female bcarders.
ors to care for the comfort Of her guests, but
never fails on Fl t opportunity to advance
her views on tho su oct Of negroes Her
admiration Of them seems to have increased
until it amounts almost to infatuat:on. She
eads all the Abolition tracts, Including the
late emancipation proclamation, sings all
the Abolition hymns gazss daily on ten
cent photograph Of Fred Douglass. and
makes her peace with the Heavenly Al as er
each night by praying for the liberation and
enlightenment of the whole negro race. A
day or two since this fine female reformer
deterD med to carry her notions into execu-
ton. She did so, and ensconsed in one Of
her best rooms regular African. The next
day at dinner the hoarders were as.onished to
find their new boarder sitting at the table
They imm ediately rose with one accord and
withdrew from the room. leaving the shade
and his admiring fema ale to dispatch the din
ner. The insulted guests held a consultation
in the parlor. A pronunciame nto vase drawn
up and signed by all the board rs, declaring
the affair to be an outrage, and demanding
the immediate departure of the African.
This brought the woman TO her senses.
That evening the negro was gone. The ex-
perrin ent was failure.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06

10. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of Odd
fellows of the State of Kentucky, me. in
Louisville, on Tuesday, the 2Sth ult. The
attendance was large and the proceedings OF
highly interesting character. The follow
ing are the Grand officers elected for the en-
suing year:
NJ. w. G.. Master-Jo ohm Fish, Covington
X. Dep. G. Master-C. G. Cady, Mays
Vile.
r. w. Grand Warden-R. X. Summer
well, Covington.
r. w. G. Secretary-William White, Lou
isville.
r. W. G. Trsasurer-G. w. Morris, Louis
vile.
r. W. G. Rep. to G. L. of o. Sd. W.
Meuzies. Covington.
The following are the nominees for Grand
officers to be elected at the next session:
For NJ. w. G. Master-J. C. Sapers, Crit.
tenden, XIV.
For r. w. D. G. Master-A. H. Calvin,
Lexington; j. G.. Collins, Newport; r. K.
Summerwell, Covington.
For r. w. G. Warden-Fred Frisbee,
Louisville; j. w. Cam pbell, CoviDgton; E..
Whitesides. Frankfort.
For G. Secretary-Wiiliam White, Louis
vile.
For G. Treasurer-G. ". Morris, Louis
Vile.
For r. w. G. Rep to G. L. of U. Sd.
d. Pollard, Frankfort; A. Ii. Ransom, Gov
iugtor; Speed S. Fry. Danville.
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S. G. CRUMBAUGa.

CARPETS FOR SOLDIERS CLOTHING Sa-
vannan is up and doing in behalf of our suf-
fering soldiers in Virginia. A public meet
ing has been held, and prompt measures
taken to secure at once clothing for the
army Messrs. w. II. Wiltbsryer 6 Co,
proprietors of the Pulaski House, have
offered the entire stock of carpets of their
to be converted into cover
ing for the soldiers. Some idea Of the NUM-
hcence of the donation may be formed when
we state that it comprises the carpeting Of
one hundred m twenty R,rms, and when
cut up will m Ike over dve hu ldred COM
,ortaoIe and good sized ankets.-Mob;ls
Tribune,
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The National LnteNgencer, having accep-
ted as true the assertion of the New York
Evening Post that the republican party, hav
ing complished the object for which it
was formed. CHE abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia and the prohibition of
slavery in the Territories has expired has
c hris'ened the successor OF this republican
party the military abolition party. because it
seeks to abolish slavery by mliitary torce;
and the InteD'gencer might have added. be-
cause it seeks to abolish the constitutional
rights of white men by military force.
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@The Hon. Mr.. Ire maiue, in speech
delivered in Albany County, New York.
thus truthfully describes the Abolition re-
cord. He says:
"And. now, Republicans. what is your re-
cord? The opposition of all these enumer-
ated landmarks: Maine Law. nine mil
lion canal loan, both opposed by US, and
pronounced by the judiciary uncoustitu-
tional; metropolitan police bill. to punish
a Democratic city; sridiron railroad bills;
registry law, to trouble foreigners; the Chi
cago Platform, to drive away the South:
emancipation in the District of Columbia;
Confiscation Bill; Sedition Law; suspension
OF habeas corpus; arresting citizens on tele-
graphic orders from irresponsible powers;
refusing to bring them to trial for pretended
offenses; Hunters. Fremont's. Phelps and
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclsmations; es-
tablishing Governmental schools for the ed
ucation Of negroes; taxing the toll of North
ern freemen to clothe and feed them in their
Incidence"
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GA negro child was frozen to death
about mile and half from Logan on Sun
day night. of last week. Two children
were driven from shelter by an old darkey
named Arthur Je nkins, so rumor saws, and
after being exposed to he weather from Fri
day afternoon. one was found dead on Sun
day, In corn-shock. The other one, it is
thought will die from the eff .ctS Of the ex-
posture. L., the poor negro! The freedom
to which the poor darkevs are invited by
Abo'i,nnists. is liberty to die in the open
fields from exposure and starvation! How
the heart sickens at the recital Of such in
stances of human snff.ring. Nay God pro-
tect the poor and desti e!-Cin. Emo.
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IowA.-The Dubnque Qowa) Herald Of
October % saws: Iowa may be safely al
ded to the Democratic column We have
reduced a majority against us Of 1914 to
less than 1000, elected our local ticket in
counties where last year we were swept BY
the board. and secured. viii doubt. a
Congressman in the Fourth District Give
MS. gentlemen Of the Democratic press. ere
for what we haze done. and be assured that
we are still marching on.'
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Boston November 3

II is reported that NJ General Banks
will have eight reg mnnts of Massachusetts
infantry, thee batteries of artillery and a
regiment OF cavalry, As part of his proposed
TeX:s expedition. The st reg menr, Col.
Thom,s E. Cn'ckerins expects to leave for
New Yorl, on Friday.
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A Cousin OF JOHN MORGAN WOUNDED
NJ j " Wash Morgan. who was wounded in
the skirmish near Frankfort. on the 18th
instant, died at the residence of Mrs Moryan,
the mother of John ii. M organ, on Monday.
M al ,r NJ nrgan was a cousin of J ohm II. Nor
gan, and one of his most efficient officers -
Lou Jour-
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GTThe wife Of William II. Perkins has
recovered from the New York Central Rail
road i've thousand dollars dana ses for the
death OF her husband. which occurred by
the accident at Saquoit creek. in May,
1898 The case has been tried in Monroe
county. the defence being that Mr. Perkins
was travelling on IA free pass when the acct,
dent occurred
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0FSome of the Abolitionis,s are ABUSING
Gen. Scott because he advised the Presid eut
to support the Crittenden resolutions. Anv
pc son who does not now wish in his heart
that the President had supported those res
olutions must DO either fend or q fool
Louisville Journal.
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w mong the wounded sent from the
battle field near Perry lie to Hospital n
S. in \ ew Albany, was fuli-blooded negro
named Pendeton, enlisted in Company I,
twenty first Wisconsin Volunteers. lie
was IN the battle and received flesh wound
in the thigh.
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y V2Ihe New York World, a conservative
Republican journal, refers to Cassius NJ. CLAW
IS that shining apostle of the higher law,
VINO draws the salary Of Major General l..
ana spends his tims going about the coun-
try abusing those who pay the taxes -
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NFFhe Abolitionlsts ars getting up
peti''"h 10 be presented to the next Congress.
asking tor law. enabling them 10 pick the
feathers OFT the eagle on hafdollars, in order
to make small change.
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TX The redoubtable X. in paymen. for a
Cigar. pulled out little swab of uummv
Sre'sy, hlthy postage stamps. .CAn't Won
give me hard money? asked the cigar lady
wei M adam. responded X. Il have seen
very l'tt.e harder looking money than th,,n
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CT WITH MORE PAPER IssUEs.-The New
York IIibunes money article says:
The Government is feeding the currency
market with $500 COO of paper daily. I'm
der these circumstances no tightness of
money can be feared. Our aivices to-day
FROM Washington are to the effect that Mr..
Chase has no intention of changing the
financial policy of the country; that he will
continue to issue his legal tender Notes as
fast as they can b. manufactured, aud that
when his present authority to issue is ex-
hausted he intends TO apply for a further
issue.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06

pLOCK AND TACKLE-Au assortment
- embracing all sizes superior construction
allen. MADDtX.
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G-The old Republican party is now the
Union party. If nobody il Indiana, Ohio.
and Pennsylvania is for the Union save this
'Union' party, in what very bad way the
Union must be.
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Total

Such we believe to be very nearly the
true state Of the case. We b.lieve that
killed, wounded. drowned and taken pri-
soners. the Yankees have lost. in the camp
align from the Rapidan, at least that number
of men. and we give our reasons above for
thinking so. How many more they may
have lost from disease can not say; but
that the campaign has been to them ter
riby destructive one. hoes not admit of
doubt. They pretend to have won great
victory at Sharpsburg. II so. why do they
not follow General Lee and destroy his army
They boosted of their inteution to do so, yet
they have not tried it
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4 IEESE The most select brands of rich.
" pure, bluegrass cheese.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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The Irish definition of AN open counten-
ance' is not bad one: "A mouth from ear
to ear
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:! like your impudence,' as a pretty girl
said when her beau kissed her.
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( Hemp and NJ uila ropes Of
~ all sizes from plough line to shi cabls
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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MORN IN THE EAR--Selected sound
~ corn in the ear always on hand
ALEN MADDOX.
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SIONE WARE-Every kind Of vessels
~ ol the best manufactured eurthern ware.
ALEX. MADDOX
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~ my last years curing, sweet, sound, juicy
and of unrivaled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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( Ak Y M-Cholce prepared always Oh
~ hand A. MADDOX
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SALt-B-st * ,Bawha and Onio River
~ Salt oy The Bril- and Table Salt by the bag.
"A. MADDOX
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Maysville. July II

nLD HAMS.-2OO two year old can.
" vasscd of a lot Of some thousand of nv
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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{ lOAL OlL-Ihe best Coal Oil for lamps
~ al retail ALEX. MADDOX
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old BOURBON.-5O Brls choice Bour
~ bon Whiskey very old. pure, highly Favored
and oily. ALEX. MADDOX.
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CHARCOAL-Aiways in fu Ii supply
" ALEX NJ UUOX
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4 ANDLES-Choice brauis Of Star sad
~ Iailow candies, adapted to all seasons.
ALEX. MADDOX
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R1E- Selected grain specially cleaned as
IL substitute for Coffee. ALEX MADDOX
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@Spssking Of fash ionable hats, shonld
pos say, the latest style CT the latest tile?
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III Fl - Mack erel. Salmon, Herring,
l. Sardines, axe and other fish
ALEX MADDOX
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CUG ARS-Choicest Brown and White
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX
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hRlED FRUITS-RasiDs. Apples and
- Peaches constantly on hand of the best
quality ALEX MADDOX.
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SOAPS-The best manufa. tured German.
~ hosin, country made, for washing clothes,
scru obing, DC, and choice toilet and p.r,umed
varieties AJEX If ADDOY
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CIDER VINEGAR-The purest Cider
" Vinegar specially manufactured from the
best orchards expressly for my select customers.
ALEX MADDOX.
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NORE MEAL From pick ell flint grain
" and carefully milled, ever on ha11.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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COFFEE The choicest descriptions al
" ways kept in full supply
ALEX. MADDOX
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DOURBON WHISKY.-A large stot o,
ID ure copper distilled w Risky. ON on to
four wears old. always kept on hand FIR sale low
by Brl or gallon. ALEX. MAnDpF'
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GILT is stated that the Governor of Ohio
has suspended the writ of habeas corpus in
regard to drafted aliens in the camps of that
State; on which the New York Herald saws:
'.This looks like higb-handed measure
on the part of State Executive; and whence
Governor Tod received his authority to
abrogate this constitutional guardian Of
mems rights and liberties is somewhat diff =
cult to ascertain. The writ of habeas corpus
which was once considered of such inestim-
able value, has become plaything.
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o. The premium on the Denand-notes
has varied during the week, they being con-
trofled now entirely BY the rates on Gold
The closing quotation for them is l23@ l24.
Kentucky Currency sold in the early part
of the week II premium. but there was not
50 M uch inquiry for it at the close, and buy
ers wereI not willing to allow more than l
premium. The demand for It it is chiefly
from parties who wish to use 1t in buying
up Produce, as no other Currency will be re
ceiyed in tue Southern and Western portions
of this State. The agents of the Bank OF
the State of Indiana are stilled engaged in
buying up its issues at premium. The or
Ger for the Issues of the Missouri Banks in
good credit is still untitled, and the party
who hiss it is still paying premium of 3@
l per cent. There is considerable activity
in Uncurrent Money. especially Southern.
which is being bought by persons who an
ticipate movement of our army, which
will enable them to use il advantageously in
the purchase of Produce, and the rates have
undergone some change.
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iHOlCE IMPORTED FRENCH BRAN
~ Dl-l have bought out John A. Coburns
I Er' OF choice brandy selected by himself in
rance, superb article for Druggists and Fam
lies, very old. Allen MADDOX.
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From the Rapidan to 3Cth of Aug. 10000
Battle 3O;h August 1900
Battle 18th September 5000
Battle OF Sharpshurg % 900
Battle with A P. Hill 3 500
Capture Of Harper's Ferry II 500