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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29

tosresss No>soA. July p lt IS stated
,ha a arg rebel to,ee j. ,e.ng concentrated
70 James rI,ei. Aho,r the Junction oi The Ap-
,ouAioA ,tl tas Jeu,-, r,Yri Hey cAae iown
iton acnnond b. me Rrap,ant at Peers.
bnygh Ka'i.Ai
III. pHeysd mat ,n-y d-stiy numbered
!fom "a. una 20 ~ nOo. L ',s'ai4i rhat JACK.
sou isIn eomu4n1, ',3.vs.a,t piaas hAt ~ !,
n purSgl; y. ten PJrs
tits lz..iey.l ma. ,ae r4b-s lle now ma KING
bold ami a. ;us saIys nain,i place AMI are
bringing al their .orte. thc,e that they can
spare from Richmond !, /, dough, hat SUIT.
folk will saou ~ attacked.
\ rpmpany Of rs6ei cavalry made an excur-
sion to gloucester Poin,, % Thursday aud car
lied OF 10, ol contrabands ana all the male
inhabitants capable o. bearing arms They then
burned lot o ship timber auo departed wi
their lrophee Similar dspredatioDs are bting
committed in the vicinity OF Wllalnsburgh by
guerrilIas in the uniform OF rebs cavalry.
The gunhoat Dragon was gol OF the shore
to-day safely, All was quiet on James river yes.
terday. 4 man who obtained . pass 10 Nor
folk TO 20 10 North Carolina va watched by
one OF our officers who arrested him az he was
taking the road to Richmond. Hehad some 9. 900
letters, and confessed that he WA paid two dol
lars for each letter for conveying them from
Norfolk 10 Richmond.
The steamer South America with large mum.
Der vi contrabands lett Tor Hartson's Landing
this afternoon.
The steamship Massachusetts, arrived to-day
irom Port Royal for New York. She report.
all quiet on the South Carolina and Georgia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29

NV YoRk, July 81 The 1fSua.'s Wash.
iugton despatch says the War Department
about to issue important orders y iscllitate re-
cruiting for regiments in the held'
Non commissioned officers for zach company
and commissioned officers for each regiment
will be detailed ne recruiting Officers who will
be authorized to mu ter IN men 70 squads and
forward them to any regiment OF Company they
desire to serve in.
The rebels in Washington spoR confidently
oil it's capture by jackson shortly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29

cumba Col Forrest is reported to be At Car
thage with the object, it ID supposed Of making
a 1escent on the Louisville K. K.
NEw YORK, July u. Chaplain 0Hagan, oil
the Excelsior Brigade, has reached Harrison's
Landing from Richmond lie reports that two
iron clad boats are being built there similar to
the Merrlnac that great unanimty exists
among the rebels that jackson and Lse are ex-
tremey popular that Magrudsr has been
sheyed for leaving his men to be entered
at Malvern ill.
lie also says thai Beauregard IL asst losing
caste, and that the rebels have lately receiyeda
large quantity Of boots and shoes from England
The correspondent Of the Times writing from
the army OF the Potomac, under late OF the
18th lust states that the army is beng reviewed
by diyIsonary commanders. Nothing will be
done until the army is fully Reinforced, the
need of which IS pressing
He also states that Provost Marsals still set
guard very carefully over rebel property.
FoRRREss MONROE, July 25-The steamer
John Brooks came down the james River lost
evening laden with prisoners iron Richmond,
most Of whom are either sick or wounded All
OF them elt on the satnc steamer mis- morning
for Point Lookout hospital
CAIRO. July %. The steamer Evansville
from the Tennessee river brings he news of q
rebel RAID at Florence, Alabama. on Tuesday
last They entered the city and ourned all the
warehouses used for commissar and quarter
master s stores, and all the cotton in the ycin-
ity.
They aso seized the United Mates Steamer
Coloma They took all the monsy belonging to
the boat, and passengers and the burned Dor
The property destroyed is reprted to be Of
great value A small detachment Of Gen
Nichells army was captured.
The rebels then proceeded dowl tue Tennes
see river 10 Chickasaw, Waterlo and the yicin
ity Of Eastpor', and burned all he Warehouse
which contained cotton.
Another band Of 40 rebels attacked Wagon
train near Plttsburg Landing md captured 81
wagons conveying commIesary nd quartermas
ter stgrrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29
The Mendelssohn Concerts.

We invite the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of the Meudeesohn Quntette
Cub. which is published in our columns today.
The gentlemen composing this Club are PROBES
TOna musicians, each being master OF the in
rt7umeut which he plays. Their coming among
40 again ought to be 30 iavorably regarded by
our people Us to secure to them full houses and
T. warm greeting, and we doubt not such will be
,tt case. Let the lovers OF good music, as well
is +, ose who would learn to love and appreciate
music of the highest order, have the approaching
concerts in mind and be prepared to attend
them
Concernng the performances OF the Mendels-
.ehns. recent Brun-wick. Me, paper remarks
as follows
- IL is needless or NJ TO say that the concerted
rleces we're PLAYED with all The grace, decacy
and expression for which this Club has been long
and Justly celebrated, and their selections were
admirably adapted to please the popular ear,
while AT the same time they tended to elevate
the popular taste The substitution OF Pleyel :
Hymp Tor the Canzonetta was exceedingly judi
clous, as WIS qultt e'luenI IIoin VIZ aihVo'
deathlike stiffness which prevailed while It's
mourniul but pleasing strains were 20 sweetly
thrown upon the air
The solo. by FRIES On the yioloncello, by Ry-
an On the ohrionrt by Schultze on the violin,
and by Gocriug "a HE flute were artistic IN the
highest Ie.,r- l'he quiet mode7ty Of demean-
0rWmch cbatscterl1e, these gentlemen attructs
your good opinion al once the tones which
they produce Upon their respective instruments
ADDED @ the great skill with which they ART
played rlyet your attention and cause you 10
regret that music really 20 ilue should 70 soon
have An end We have often heard the hrs
three gentlemen Dul MIR. Goerng We listened t,
for the first amr ou Thursday evening foi
purity o, tone inI iehcacy 81 touch his hutc u
not surpa,,rI AMI 49, taste Is severe almost u
l.oIt lh- 1suuyiuaH Is great addition t.
the D..pirn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29

cumba Col. Forrest is reported to be at Car
thage with the object, it il supposed Of making
Lescent on the Louisville X. X.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
See Lopg.trset's report.
TIE ARMY NAIL.
(signed)
General.

To the Editor Of the Wing.
The soldiers Of this Brigade have received no letters
from Georgia OF later dates than the 5h Of Jolly They
now receiving those mailed prior to toe oath Of june
Our Rgmental letter carriers tell that the mail tor
tae army hss accumulated in Richmond until the dstri
button is two weeks behind the arrival" Some Of tie
Richmond papers have lately alluded to the same thing,
and said it was "for want of help"
This excuse will not satisfy the soldiers. They can
wear scanty clothing and live scanty fare aud walt
months for their Scanty pay, but they will not endure
such outrageous neglect for such shallow excuse
Letters from home are the soldiers chief hope and COM
frt He has no pleasure ike it, and it is cruelty keen
IT, Wantony provoking for his lOttors to lie in the Rich.
mond Post Office for ten or twenty days. What huG
mountain of disappointment is now daily felt BY tho
in hopeful exp clancy Of good news from home How
d. the weak hearts Of the Hospital sick and wounded
suk down and despond at the Gsy reply Of mo e!t'r
for you"
Let the Press expose this foul wrong upon the soldier
rights, aud urge and entreAt for immediate REFORM
Drive those officials other excuse, for "help"
can be had at any time application 10 this Brigade
composed Of the ls h. SIN, eh and llth Georgia Re
giments. Yours, a.,
QUosouI TASDEN ABUTERE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23


in the streets are bot bas salunnIss Sst SgOrg BY the
Reliable Gentleman"
Ill There should be an Inspector Of Country HOsP-
tAls We have an Inspector Of Hospitals for this city
capable and tfiOiest young gentleman, doub. not
Why Is there Inspector Of Country Hospitals Such
an oe IL it do not already exist should be crelted at
once We presume does exist from the fact that
the evils and errors which have alluded per-
ultted to continue The SppOintee to this Office should
be of ability, good naued, energetic, but, above
all JtSrlsS In the faithful discharge Of his duties, 1t
is possible he might rOur odium nav even personal re-
sentment-ysa blows of the fat or challenges to the
field of honor-for the medical fraternity hgh-sPrit
cd and proVerbiAy punctliOus The Inspector should
be not In the least afraid Of these thingE II we're vel
foF him to b middle aged for age nFpes respect and
has the right to exact it. There should be more than
Oue Inspector Of Country Hospitals the county should
be dsrictsd and Inspector assigned to each disrc.
The district should be just large enough (S'd no Srge
10 employ the lnspsctoFs Whols tine in mixing cgTst
and RIaID IxAMNATIoSs OF THE ENTIRE NPooE AND
OUT DO AFFAIRS OF EvERT HOSPITAL uudsr his suPetvi-
sOl. he should rPOEs monthly 10 tn Inspector G'ne'
raj
With the adoption q these rules, and the enforce
meat OF system and energy in the Inspecting Depart
msDt We may look fOr aQuick and PcreePdbls iimnu-
ton in deaths aud Struggling. Without such sysem
our armies viii cOudrut 70 dWindls away, aud in sp
Of eouferiptOn, ShAa be shorshauded in the fsd,
ADD in danger Of SstsElIOu. We respectfully suOnit
eelo sug,esdors not only 20 tho hjor Generals, tu
also 10 the Secretary of War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.

Tho Paris corr Q, ondsat Of the New York Herald,
under date Of the 4Ih met, seys that
PUBLIC SENTIMENT - IURorI ID ADVERSE 10 TEE soRra
say no more tia the truth VIXEN announce that
each week adds to the urpopuary Of the cause OF The
North 10 Europe consider il my duty 10 repeat that
all assertions a. to the desire Of Napoleon Ill TO
the South 70 submit totally unfounded A corres-
pondenL when he announced the fact that Mr. sldell
had been solicited wonderfully misled. l have
taken The pairs TO ascertain The truth Of that statement
and n Ay now say that know ii urfounded On the
contrary France eSheS the South to ED she wish.
es barrier between herself In Mexico Ald the Nor bern
STATS of America. That barrier she would uphold
and ia her estimation tie work begun By Davis Co.
be bolstered up all Ii Ia idle 10 de- ceive
the American Iuoc that and the people must
not be led asTAy regards the dpcsion OF Napoleon
Ill towards the tau,e OF the Uuion rs desires fer
Intervention streng, but his fears Of the IesuG
also stTorg and be would like to do 50, yell aided He
has made all sorts OF proers to England upon this sub
ject but che wisely lolds sloof
In my recent vi it TO Lon ion | vas surp isad and
shocked 10 observe how entirely The English hear VAS
aienated from the cause Of the Unied States. Every
victory of North anIiousy shon OF its popJr.
tons, every battle Of the rebels Vas nagn.hed into 3
VIC oy. The public buildings pscSrded Nth enor-
nous Ice all r,h ctirg the government OF Washing
ton, and in private societies but one spirit Appeared TO
prevail namely, the advantage and necesi Of armed
intervention associated with Fance, in order 10 obtain
the raw material Of one OF the greatest staples Of British
manufacture. But let not the rebel South lay the fat.
tsring JUNCTION to its soul There not Of
sympathy towards IL on its account Far from H..
Var ard rebels alike held In the contemp-
tloua Gregory many brutal snobs, who, IL we're
not for European Inconvenience, would DO best lett 10
Gu. the threats OF each other.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
rha Rinhmnnd Pras..

few Jour ais Of other States having very nconHder'
ahly and urj1stly assaed the disposition OF the Reh'
mond newspapers do uscs to the troops from other
sates ard the Enquirer having repelled the charge
with e1cusabe Indignation with irresistible facts the
matter Ia noticed 10 the following handsome terms oJ
the Columbs Is. o. Guardian. We gratefully AcknoW'
ledge our obi cation the Guardian for whatever share
Of lie compliment may have been designed for the Whg
We have read with interest an article In the Richmond
Enquirer in reference 10 complaints sg inst the Rich
moud press We think its structures fully deserved by
those Journals which have been Just as 10 charge
upon tue press OF Richmond offensive partially towards
the soldiers of VriHis and criminal Indifference 70 the
soldiers and the fair names of other States We have
recoRniz d in the Richmond newspapers a. Wtoe 4
spirit OF uncommon fairness towards the entire army,
and the disposition Only limited by their epsos aud the
imperfect Of information al their command caused
by the military policy adopted by the authorities, 10 give
Ill States and Sections eli DIVISIONS gmenis aud com
panies, proper showing in their columns. They have
done much the Enquirer sets forth with cearness and
oandor the reasons why they have not doue more
Wnle upon this suej sct take occasion to say what
mas often occurred e. that in ability, and scholArhP
il force thought and refinement OF language In re
search industry and general accuracy OF style and state
rueut the press OF cAmocd is unsurpassed In this
whole country. Amopgt other coed things, the Od
Dominion has Inherited the EOgsn language in ils pur
~ IL is both written and spoken by her people, where
as in New Yolk, Boston, Philadelphia AID Cincinnati
they speak The variety OF the English language known Ss
Aasriedn. II was this yIoS which The Emperor Of
Russia was so seeu0rg to use for the space Of
aan an hour, when he received Mr. Minister Osssus
Clay 70 the great delight and relief OF that iunclonAry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23

nuakss-one garrison Gag, and four rsgnsntA coIOrs,
besides large quantity Of nnts and camp squipase.
k'jor General LoDgsTcst reports the loss in bis CON-
mAnd as being EbOut 1000
Major snorAl G. W. Smith reports hs loss at l2ss
Total, 42ss
That of the enemy Is stated in their own newspapers
to have exceeded ten thousand-An estimate which Is
doubt short Of the truth.
Had Atj1r General Hugers Division been in position
and ready for action when those Of Smith, Longstres
and Hill moved, an satisfied that Keys corps would
have been destroyed instead Of being merely defea;ed
Had IL gone inlo action at o'clock the victory
would have been much more complete.
Major Generals Smith and LOrgstreet speak in high
terms of the sonGuct of their superior and staff OH
cerL
beg leave to ask the attention Of the Government
especially to the manner in which Brigadier Generals
Whiting and E. Il. Anderson, and Colonies jenkins and
Kemper and Hampton, exercising commands above their
grades, and Brigadier General Rodes are mentioned
This, and the captured coors, will be delivered by
Msjor A. II Cole, OF my staff.
have been prevented, by feebeness from making
this report sooLer ard stl too weak 10 make any
but very imperfect one.
Several huLdred prisoners we're taken, but have re.
OeiVsd no report of the number.
Your obedient servant
9igne6) ]. I. JOHNSTON,
General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
CASUALTIES OF THE l4H TENNESSEE REGI-
VENT AT TEE BATTLES OF 26TH AND 27ra OF
tFvJp HnI. "a A EnRpES

JUNE, COhhANDEU bl COL- W u fOhbAo.
A6ju,snt r Bell wounded (ror'aly), since tiaE
Company A.-K.led-OOrp X ID Duke aad private
n Hatton Wouuded-Sergt ! o Anderson, slightly;
priva0s J Armsteso, Birmingham, T N Gavin, J 7
Nicolds, and Corp w W Waite. Total killed, g. wound.
ed g.
Company B.-Kilpd-Noue. wouuded-Oapt W
Jepnin9s morally; Ord SerRt George Horn, slightly;
orivates W HorO, slightly; NOlou, MORALLY, D
Boon, severely; L Wins and Sigg slghtly-
Killed, none; wounded, I.
Company C.-Klled-B + Anderson, private sergt
jos Pc -eli and private Titus Powell. WOuuded-0rd
| S'rgt " Pike, MORALLY; priVates VIM hcharus GO
Flser W B Irwin, MORALLY; H Elisoo aud Jdo Ha-
lev, ST. severely; W Lowe aud Geo Dale slightly.
Company D K lled-Capt @ L Martin and Corp VIM
| Sargent Wounded-Ccrp II Oausey, severely;
priyues Jonathan Cherry, mortalT Rufus Hu and Da
yid Parker, slightly; Rob- Mckinney slightly; JIa
Walker ard Eugene BOughter, slightly. X lied, 2;
wounded 7
Company E.-Kiled.-Serg't kuachAsen Burns
Company F. Ki1sd-none Wounded sergts Robt
! Homes MORALLY Myers and Willie Barnes, Phi
Yates WIN Coleman aud J W Watson, slightly, George
M,rbery, J Brigham, and W BArr'', slightly
| Killed . Wounded S.
Company G-Kiled-nope. Wouuded-Oorpl q
| Wilson, severely; Pfivat's Horn, Shepherd, T D
J,anrou, 7 Adams and II Page. Killed o.
Wounded 6
Ooupapy H-K,lled- Wounded L; Mitchell,
sergts Sims slgltly, J Joues, severel Privs6s
Allen, slightly, Atkins, severely, Thos n B Dad.
Gu, MORALLY I4aso Beo,e, severely, n Madison
slg-tls, J Nebler severely Thos Payne severely,
| W Rigon, IN rtally.
| Company I-Zlled-Richard Chandler Wounded
VT barrett, JJsn W Hail. Il Hrislo, W Patton,
Frank NauCht and rvis Jordon. Killed l, wounded 6.
| Company K-Klled-None Wounded-Ssrcts r W
Jet, Jet, slightly; CorpI Woodsor; Prva,es
RS II Brown, MORALLY; Howard and Cro'zar,
| aavarelx. n (, III arrirp
W PsyIe, JnO ] Denney, D Ii Pearce, Jlo Hawkins
sigh'ly.-l2.
Company L-Klled-Hone. Wouudrd-Privates Jas
TsumeI and N n Hartman, severely Rsgop, and
| A liS nhury-4.
| Total KILLED, sud wounded 81 Missing none.
The X, g'men; did not number over 200 men At the
commencement Of the fgh'.
| Gko. B. HUTCHSsos, Att
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
Ihe Battle OF t1bc seyen Pinc,.T
Secretary OF Var

We 0-pt this morning the efi.isl report Gspsrsi
JJhustou CT the battle OF Inc se7eu Puss" ar ics
n killed. wounded aud missing, is sc; down AZ ass
The UevsPapers of the Enemy confessed lcss to then
Of over 10000 Gen. JobrsGon thinks It was greater -
We captured ten pieces Of artillery, six thOasaId small
arms several bundled prisoners, fcur smenal and ore
garrison lag aruuber Of tents aud osmp sqaPige, and
drove the enemy over two miles, through their own
c,uPs AID Misunderstanding the ground all Of the
succeeding day snd then WitldAWBg Voluntarily aud
without mOlestSdOn And YET, with these undertake.
fsets the enemy have the Sudacly claim the victory
TIE lie ike that Of Whlol Prince Hal convicted old Fal
SAT- Is gross as mountain, open, palpable" We re.
gre' that the planned Hardness Of Of the Gene
rails of Division prevented the entire distraction Of that
portion Of the enemy this aida Of the OsiOkA honiRy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
Hon. MADE STARCH "A CORE, p,rdent Of the Mobile

How MADE STARCH "A CORE plEdent Of the Mobile
Register gives the following recipe for making starch
the present Of the corn So good starch eau be
made OF il any houseSiie needs Grate 1t from the
ca mix the pulp thort ughy With cold water end strain
il through u sieve Let liquor settle, aud. pouf
of Inc water which will be o-colortd the starch vii.
be found at the bottom Of the vessel in rather soft
CAKE pour water stir /. up and repeat the pro.
css. At each repetition the cake will be found hrmET
sud when the of clear, and tho starch 10
Tree from pLk yellow Dga the top, the pIccs ~
Il complete, except dry0g. never knew but one mis-
crrago, and that in very weather, when The
water was not cod enough or wa4 allowed 20 Stand too
long and the fermented. 4 Crater can be made
from old coffee pot Tin bucket, by punching it
(outWsrjs) full OF holsF-a hammer and ma: vii, snsw.r
tho purpo la--snd tRck il to ricce If bosr1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
PartIEan Rangers and Private Citizens Cap
auFed bV the En-, lay.

TIE following important correspondence has takeI
place between Senator Clarke OF Missouri ana tho seoTe-
ry Of War. TIE threats OF the enemy aud the prOCa
nations Of some o; their Generals to tue teSment TO
De measured on, 10 ParzAn Rarger and the cruelty OF
bes conduct IA many cases towards p.iys:e ciaE'ns,
render Il important tia, the country should know o.
say doS these thugs f5gaTdSd by the Adaaisifa.
or The explanation Of the Secretary Of War answers
.lis end Tds euemy may vel take uote o, what be
SAYS OF The Lss Ial,gnis-the Law Of K tlEAIion:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23
FoA rus WHIs.
n HOPE.
BY Lazy LIZ.


AZ p, tia. krOasJ nsiiAsr deceit NOR deati p"
huLvss
They tell me that the world Is full OF pain.
Add that the seas-the olden seas are mad,
And gone to breathe their gAinst the cecds
And that the winds have ~ept their tears OF bood,
And that the igh nings q .sh IL red upon
The climbing bills What boots " thus Is be
The day star oil our life hath not gone down,
But fingers far above these lettir storms,
Pure IS Casulian pearll She vii not yield,
She can not die, she never will 90 down;
For where she drells the cited rocks rear up
Their blue vein forms, and bid ds6lnce to
The boistercus sess No lightniugs .sh car dim
Toe lu'tre Of the spcctre beautiful.
On Hybls's heights sasty sands uphold
Tnose sacred portals Hy bias begh's she'll buFu
Till we have sht ken If these chsflg bands
Which tie "a TO Contention hoheT-stAr,
heJhnks I've read in some old dusty lore,
Tnat thou u.re srorger tran the monster death,
Could'st b FL him 10 Ill his demon hopes,
CCulist sooIhe the silkeud ,plrit vrh thy balm,
And BY thy trembling oSsms lead him srgit-
Through the dim visa. OF that vale Of tcars-
o., tell If thou hast sp ech, II we Who bear
These ills vast as da,k Egypfs psgugs.
II We may Lurse thee III our bending hearts,
Nay cher 50 thee Ike mem'ries Of the past,
May cal thee sister TO loved victory.
Pride of the giant-mnd, come forth in might
And with thy diamond tpeldcur battle the brow
OF Southands Chief with thy white AIMS bear up
His stormtossed bark beyood these anger'd depth;
Tnat he may sleep when chtquersd lie is done,
No star bedimmed in bis brigut g. LAZY.
And by thy writ upon those volumes DID,
And by the brightness OF thy sacfed light
And by the spirits Of our "a lint dead,
Sisr OF our lite shine on O litIlo longer.
Aud for thy reconpenss What more can We, y
Thsn bare our bosOms to the bt,des sock,
And wait 'hee a. the aepu.care OF dostb
JrLY 1892
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-23

fe world governed by exp renee and example than
by philosophy tee deeds u good Sad brave Nv er
hsin therefore Il proper 10 that so noble brothers,
az Paul Darlington, Eq, o. srlote county Virginia u
the late battles in deieLce Of Rnhmend The fret Capt EDGAR
C,RRTkGTO Lsug iCsgnci his commits on In he Ssh Re
Gimst Virginia Volunteers Join the Sste eorpa ~ Mai Gen.
Floyd uuW spend the interval Of line In the ease and
of NE had beea married u tWS mnnth) vii
died hsr rights AID HE bid Ate his sword aud
cRnteen sought The ranc Of his old
gmen h known on the morni Of
Sis May solicited 10 tax Command Of
orariy Ahse1t GalsttI he led ihe
GO The bloody Geld OF ssyen PneI aGa h and all
rucoIs and the deadly entrcDctmtns ell pierced TN
tue The ss1nd lent ADRIAN O. ARLINGTON, roIe
n, his sword sssLi the invading foe er heroic
bull Run, Manassas Nilsus1urg, 6sver Fines and
G. H. ~ taNy H. Th In conn nd Of h &C upany
hsrt u, ID Of frEe Fan ahle va y attempt
Tag bold uHy -je the vlor Of HI. rSrd (ckrNs had
taken fron emory Thu did n e. oher .sd heir H.
lr7p,sd by utfal ArdoT size To- lon or ere Of
al ical levers te r. Ea haXl DulA e. dco-
PstrA ho steTlly n TIE Of dut, they es,ed
bloody AL leaving mcnumtbs Ui h,lr pa otsEl,
the wife passed but tV 81 rt a'hs from ilA day
70 ia 1hood the sec nj lie and DIV. young chi de7.
In life they by Of chr stan Ed trJthsTy love
in death they By side and While mother seS and N
deere daily eater their with tesrI Of deyo
acd remembrance their rtd IT e., iul o.
years Roman v;ue kn els thr hdden forms ard
dsd G Ah 70 court honor and indep ndenee h' four
renalnn g
Twas BY such teaching ard eEsmpo as hse that Rene and
Thew p'oclamstops louder stirring
hs Irts Of tn yong u the and ng terror iLto
NE the enemy, those Of Preidet or Heyernnr
lRKSp t'''"s"'f.