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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

PIrrsBuRs LAsDISc. April IA recon.
noi'ering party under Brig. Gen. A. J. Smith
left this morning and attacked the enemy's
pickets. $50 strong. who left in great haste
leaving knspsacks. blankets, end everything
else: The party proceeded on 10 Pea Ridge
where they found 1900 or 1000 rebels
drawn up in line Of battle. who At the frs,
FIRE Of our artillery also decampec. leaving
tents. camp equiPsge. private baggage. hall
written letters, and other things. indicating
grest surprise. Enough tents were Ief,
behind 10 accommodate . division. Every
thing was destroyed. We captured " pris-
Q one". none Of whom expressed any regre,
q being captured. They say the people :,
the South are getting sick Of the war.
The roads are improving fast.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

OF A few days age . steamboat stopped
at . landing somewhere in Arkansas to wood
A customer on board the boat took his gun
and stepped on shore. hoping that during the
hour they were likely 10 STOP. he might bag
a few birds. After travelling few rods. he
cams scross rough looking fellow. and the
following dialogue ensued: "How are ye T.
"How ere ye stranger 7" replied the Arkan.
sss man. slave you sny game ia these
parts" '0h. yes. plenty on 'em." "whs,
sort d game r "WeI!. most any sort. bu,
principally brag sod poker!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

U An intelligent lady whose lit.
tie boy was beginning to swear, anx,
ious to express to her child her horror
for profanity, hit upon tho novel plan
Of washing out his mouth whenever
he swore. It was an effectual cure
The boy understood his mothers sense
Of the corruption Of an oath, which,
with the taste Of the soap suds, pro-
duced the desired result. This prac,
tice, If universally adopted, would
raise the price Of soap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

THs WARrRAcE SKrRmrsH BY lette
from Surgeon Msginnis Of the 42d Indian,
Regiment 10 his wife in this city, we hsv,
some particulars Of the skirmish as Wsrt
race. He says he was slee ping in an an
bulsnce which wss riddIsd with balls, seve,
raj passing above and beneath where he Isy
The rebels. numbering ESQ. shot down the
Union pckets and charged into their camp
firing volIeys through the tents before they
were discovered. Major Shanklin. although
surprised, was soon heard ordering his men
70 fell into line. The brave fellows prompt
" responded. and for short time desperate
hsndto hand fight ensued. resulting in The
complete rou, Of fhe rebels. They fed. lesv.
ing their dead and wounded in possession Of
M-jor Shanklin's party. The rebels loci
their Surgeon. Adjutsnt and Major, and had
over 80 men mor,alIy wounded. Our loss
was four killed and eight morially. and TWEEN.
" sIigstly wounded. Captain MyIor. who
was shot through the hand, has orriv ed q, his
home IN Spencer county. The whole num-
ber Of our force engaged was Ill men. Ar.
ter the fgst the Union troops picked up IL
cavalry saddles. six navy revolvers, : lot Of
ssbres. six splendid horses. gold watches,
&c. This lille skirmsh reflects great crsdi,
on the courage Of the men Of the I'D
Though surprised they were not panic s,rick.
en-, but rallied % promptly q the command
Of their Major g though they had been con.
dden.Iy anticipating IN attack.
Evansville Journsl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30


WAn official report by Brigadier
General NJ. s. Iascall, Of the 18th
brigade, explains very satisfactorily
the reason why his brigade, embracing
the 26th Ohio, a detachment Of the Sd
Ohio cavalry, and the 18th and 5Sth
Indiana, was not present at the battle
of Pittsburg. They were sent of on
the 4th inst. distance Of sixty miles
from Pittsburg, to look after some re.
bel cavalry who, il was supposed, were
intending to harass our trains. Hav-I
ing accomplished the object ofits mis-.
sion, the brigade set ont on its return.
The firing from Pittsburg was heard
and every possible pains takenlto hur-
ry to the scene Of action. but the bad
ness Of the roads and the blockading
army wagons, ETC., kept it back. 1t
arrived at Pittsbnrg at twelve o'clock
on Monday night. e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

FoRr Pillow is seventy or eighty
miles above Memphis, and from fifteen
TO twenty above Fort Randolph. IL
is located on the First Chicasaw Bluff.
and at no great distance from Islands
No. 33 and 81. AT Plumb Point the
Mississippi makes q sharp bend. run,
ming for some distance eastwardly, and
at the First Chicasaw Blnff turns abb
ruptly south southwest which course
i continues below Island No. "a, where
i again bends, the convex side Of the
curve to the Tennessee shore. Here
are the Second Chicasaw Bluffs, sur
mounted BY Fort Randolph, which
commando the approach round the
bend above. M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

OF The State Sentne! says the people
Of Indiana will receive the present. year. fol
army supplies and pay o. tfoops. over ten
million dollars Money mues soon become
plenty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

EcoKony.- Give your children two cents
4 piece 10 60 without their dinners, and II
they are pretty hungry q night, charge shsn
two cents piece fos their supper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

A CRUEL DIsArrorxrmESr.-Not
very far from Central New Jersey
lived two young lawyers, Archy
Brown and Tom Hall. Both wer,
fond Of dropping in at Mr.. Smiths Of
an evening, and spending an hour cr
two with his only daughter Mary
One evening when Brown and Miss
Mary had discussed almost every top
ic, Brown suddenly, and with his
sweetest tones, struck out as follows:
do you think, Mary, yon could
leave your father and mother, your
pleasant home here with all its ease
and comforts, and 60 to the far west
with q young lawyer, who has but lit
tic besides his profession to depen up-
on, and with him fiud out q new home
which It would he your joint duty to
beautify and make delightful like
thiss" Dropping her head softly on
his shoulder, she answered, IL think
| could, Archy." SWELL, said he.
in changed tone, and strengthening
himself up, "there's Tom Hall, who's
going west, and wants to get wife.
LII just mention Il to him - ,n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30

~Paddy was summoned to court
for refusing topay doctors bill.
Judge-"Wby do you refuse to
payp M iifa n.iA
Paddy-"What for should payi
Shure did he give me anything but
some emetics, and the never : one
conld ] keep On my stomach Ct all,
ct all. a i '1
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DTlf : woman could talk out o.
the two corners Of her mouth q The
same time, there would b . great
deal said on both sides. RN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-30
Popping Corn.

And there they eat popping ccrn.
John Stiles and Sussn Gutter;
John Stiles % fst % any OK,
And Susan ist q butter.
And there they sat end shell the corn.
And nked and stirred the Gre,
And talked OF different kinds OF ears.
And hitc he'd their chairs up higher.
Then Susan she the pepper shook,
Then John he shook the pepper.
Till both their hces grew % red
AZ ssucePans m ade Of copper.
And then they shelled end popped and ate
And kinks Of foun.s.poking,
And he hsw- hswed st her remarks.
And she laughed st bis joking.
And still they popped. and still they ate.
(John's mouth was like hopper,)
And stirred the fire, 'rd rprinkled salf.
And shook and shook the pepper.
The clock struck nine, the clock struck ten,
And still the corn kept popping;
II struck eleven and then struck twelve.
And still no signs Of stopping.
AMI John he ate, and Sue she thought
The corn did pop and pst,er,
Till John cried out, "ihe corn's FIRE!
Why. Sussn, whsrs the mslteri
Said she "John Stiles. irs one o'clock!
You'll die Of indigestion;
I'm sick Of al this popping corn.
Why dcn't ycu pop the question:
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@ I 3 = e MT DOA NE.
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FRox THE IrAtrAs.


"From life with thee. dear mother,
To the field. BY war notes deep.
am summoned 70 fsr other
And thou seest me but 10 weep.
Mountain. vale and wild unbroken-
Well know 10 pass unhur,-
Mother. be the wish bu, spoken.
Mother desr-snd ! desertw
BE Il far from thee, forever,
Thus to grieve me. 0 my son.
A deserter! never! never,
AZ TO me. Gods will be done.
But. dishonored-boy. beware thee.
How Thy footsteps homewsrd Zee!
Know, 0 son Of mine, I bsrs thee
For thy country, not sor mer'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-09

The ca Sc of Tho Lsssrrirsss4wealtiI aSs. iAsd6
C. uauite, Charged us,ft sohiIferfeiFngs sEHe9
has been prSLstsasns fer Some four at sn$ss d,ktz
IN this Circstt Court Of Bedford (JusgeE 81 a.
WiBatseld. s,assidiug.) svas brought III q clos
yestardas. &c, 1lsf5 a. NJ. ut wiIith hNnsIlS6
Jury rstfed, aud after ali abseice ar 3D. nfti-
u,es, rsturned into Court with . verdict sf.sc.
quittal.- -Iynetharg Repna. ~ y, xs-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-09

re- - .~. /Hsxnar A~rrss G.. a. penesa
,Chattanaoga Sept Esd, fsss, ~
! sieECfAb JRf.Efsss
,oa Pss !: st ses ; ss. Il,
i II. AN oMqnI md se4dteM srrslss tt faifitsyee
feqH S1f ke66S and assisAantsi will rspa ~ ahas
a. MEDICAL pirect.r; y3NAsAe4Et
M 4 M R7tt.le nsisrSS5fS174et
VIZ The msRia-CnIf or DfrsefteG wiz ~ disfac
ms, three te1ltsrary ixisiois. stssik; g q"
Those belQnstag. I, Rfekner DID, AnderseuS davis
isas. viii csstifaia the rights sshose belonging
n AyAAers. Cttesshamf pad !suith" divisions
my @osassi "a sas s:'S "iii tsS.'i's;. he he
soalsias g skaS Of two lsvisesss sili upon re-
poFins 70 tEFssul .nder Of Camp pisection. b. ai
fadiixed to enroll amongst the m@E 81 ih'sc re-
lpa report the of the ofncsrs 81 sl!l coInpa
MES 10 The Camp COeamaudcr- gas-sksxe<~<.
v. aAssoon Is SAID comp aaies tre A4Hfi. they
riii he armed ind cqipped. aud tsrFsN3st to kuo@-
WALTZ there 10 report ~ folow-s- -. = 70 ,
u Those hc'nSing tol'he riEf sttnst,s the .hie"t
conlk aisdsd by L. coz whiiiied-- lhgse l.esna
ips to khe nty;irg. To he Officer cbrauassaig re let
wi VI iae aliitEan} cavalry ~sisres.ss to Lieps
Col. wAiastd Tor fdFtneA orders.
smfse III passes Of all As~nn leaving Chattanooga
~ tae nrens railroai.J ANY officer or -'l,iier.ira
wing wittsat pass from these headTua!ier- viii be
arrested and ordeFcd To rssIt To It's. Provost Mar
shal. !.
By comu,aus OF Alex. Mkkihr,r, G~l, Cnmmd :.
puBN t. tHAEDLkR
s,2I 4. a "A. Cru L.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-09

- TetVss~ lE ~ TT
uishsd asljat srupposssthey viii he, viii
transperiasidn to the regiments Wsronlt
Suggest that rseruitib g-eficers forthese reg
iifsnes be sent intas klie State, and if chat i
done, in curoEinisa, the old regiments car
be filed aud many new ones formed. As {
matter Of choice, we would prefer that the
old regiments should first be filled, but VIC
think to attempt to do this by the imme
.diato enforcement of the. conscript law
would not - successfully accomplish the
object as the plan We have suggested. AL
this is within the discretion Of the Prasi
dent, and 10 his sound judgmeat VIC arr
willing to ettrust it when the sfpe state Of
affairs is la;sle known to ,hiua-i E.,
To the Fsst We -Ravef maSle and intend
to make no ''ppesltioa Nv think, under, al
tho circu,asi ,ss ces; liz has been the means oi
keeging JAf ,,.smy. 'ssogether and saving
ydIFNpantry ;.liitafss are now only asking
tha che disuriliaq5fnch has been wisely
extended to; tliiEiPsessgiden should be exer-
ciaea iA reesrad Tennessee But if our
vS,rvs sihoula nJefhc adopted, we viii moi
make any htsttpus opposition. We consider
abe Fnas os.lyii'yylso be adopteaaaaal asssa
M open q9snleb, and therefore proper to
be discuss ea4Hiss. 49, ., * >.
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.s- Brigadier General VIM. D. Smith died
i56hsassteh on Sunday afternoon. His body
xas bEslghs to Angusts for interment.

La We sail attention to Col. NeumaIRa al.
vertissmest.. a We arehighIy gratifiea that the
authority has beea granted him to raise Il regi-
aent,. He has seen service, and is admirably
suited for the position. We wish him every
s,sccess .....-i q
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S'''sS vel "a In'e u' auoPssS' Me VIA WV
,shs iins, ov.,vii,,,-,o be atopteaHsAsn
tn one,a o,sssGloS. and therefore proper to
t. t., ~ r = lin ~
DC aiseess e'14.sl "a, a. -
~ 80
SiS-'@ z ssert;ti AaefIep mas recently Haae
sfe's',afa lslF'ansessns III f'os'ol,..lla','
other 'ha'es ~ -+'ienshr proper to: ATTACK the
po''cy %faci,sl n, 1,'e',7 t''1"sh. was Fo'l'
pressed on sfFsf-snedin ny ue Aboi''onlsis.
Mr. WinthsoiFssftainEy did not aHtt'r' pate that
Nr. L. Ll1aeoaa was soon going 10 yield te The
nost t4nsae 'letn''lf'ls 81 t''is iaifsit'l crew,
Whst will5he nt'@ do gTbar'tlew ssdtahwesi
lsisi the new battle -cryrsavs, geelEst loptetl'
which Ia 'f aFirniss,, tsr far Ws'f-
hfop hat saa CIV. g slflisg Stfol and
inc ifN 9
lost t'lelr snnsiAs 90, longer
AVA 4 the ss,nlslsf tlsraftF IL Whole
,.llafsc,erAf TN: ,sasss asis sss Srxnthras
himself l,eipc ,srstti..ss ssss,s ~ dine. ism
'i'e'n by AfqeleflTh hs'.s hss n a5'' and their
iriani;{ JG.r stis is mr. so-h,p war ,otja-
nine. ra>c,re. ami sul,~-,sr .-. ss,ssn,.i1
i no. ,i.,s;jssd l ,~I,,ns5,In <;,x.,ss,.,s.,
= US 10y
60 eti.lleas aa,ssss
,b.. ny e. &C. 4 s js
,.....,.r 80 ss,s "a, ,!SS An
-, - 'ss '.a. . ..s iassps'9Ds
'''''Ft IA :; -S si''s3s s'fs satf$ cut such
Il policy as ,lsT rAsFnnsarny Oil tA9sMr Lla-
coin. ThiasIfcA a Dir. ntItsiSk il,s, s;s
,,rost ra,,d,,H .s;I.,o,i .,
n''s srs' II $50 LII now ,sss sss.s
rom any nArirfsr ,krce. sysyis will ksr ,,t,m
say and de. If sehlu,.iss asF Sere,s AMI kvti,.
dion, :, .sf,.,l "a ,t.clou liz NJ
.,. '.,s,,-.,..,st H. .'ls ~'.' "
- IL e'''''''y '''f' SfE'@s 'saFsfs'Sas"'-' 'ss
ire4.aira,''l. titsy wflfbe Fs1tlesl toseven less
r.,pe,.t Than the ab,4itioststs themselves Id
{: ~, ",-H ssS "'"''S :t s,nA "
cause 'hSy VIII be shining against a9sn, oiE2a
convictionlsDof Fright. Here is S;lia' ma WIS
! throi' said ;. s-s. r.
have sometimes heard II Wills ,,sessa ;aassIS1
au en- ,iaI'o man WI n N.Y..
:, new ~aloiA noEa anu s,s now VAL e.y--tna{
.ne jig ~. ara .Is ,.o.su.a
,i9n ana li,ersta, sassha stripes naa Iost ter
nsag,r spasi, Civ ""ta no ,9.s Sm sahe.ino
SONS .. uis NY Ivy, w s WI sas-
ses,," a. "isn s ~ en. y ,, toa
s"tn MouM !. w. as sno sss,a''er o,
~ ~ ;a ma. n $50 o ,s,.u
e"ce @ ms, q as 9se.r own
way VIII !. s..s rs no pace
Tor 'ein ~ r's'seia tss' ~ 'esp npt 3b'de
I'VE F''' me ,f'S NIL, ais M asss
presence sfs washipssss 8 wsts,s a t ,Fse%'
ever, one Oh ',tss aonss sa
si,af's vince a .l Deas % Psds
iec' ~ "s 1i i.sa.
~ S's L.! H.; 49, 'so''s ~ an
0 The ,s IRE at C,ira and ln.,,,,.
nJ 80. &c..
. VI. iss W. - 80 &.
i ~ 80 ~ 80 .ous
o,u III pun II W ~ sa' -
great Central s and est.ra ss.ssass ass
moment, andet God, lie dessiSiss III ii NJ rc.
-, mon r,i,sa IIss@ p.ao
SIC. HeM ,.yr, SItls 'liysssli' ~, eonl-
n'eteia' "ea ~ ai,u Tss ciosf ptoS
ilaiF DO Lpnt .. iiAa ~ tn 'e'l.l1
's II, no
oul y '.s ", .n ,>g" 80 Es.' e 20
~ gs
I '' .,a >. .ae
n"u 81 - ssa,s ~
CfSSFt VI SNct a. ,ns.a.
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", @ as;s e sn"r 'sl'%Ts ,,,. =.
Asnalqa lie iisla ;;tail. u a,s li.l, ar,s.d+
vi w. s T. ma cavalry .lvps
!:
!: ! $; :; r.: ! o,
d" j; py5rr ~
g. g. ! : s sasas f RI T. 4:sn
g. g. af' Dssisl. Ms -
DO DO ) ! + 1 psS'sS" SD s a.
d. = Mneheil a. "a,
/ / | j i ! J 8
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GENERAL ORDERS NOS y ss''

ChaItano"rtI. TeHn., Sept G. tS61&i = iAsl
/. Msj"r John l.. liupk ms iSappnntsd srssf&e4
e. tht Governor and j. Instructed 10 ser that ss -
clIing oicc uf The Essert Oh Nlfay GssFs In The
Eastern Div;<,nn of the State pr,cc-d M enroll al
those subject tai the PROVISIONS "5 an net Oi GssNss8
approved April lG 1861. entitled An act 10 faaths.
provide Tor Thu Tihic lie encc. Tas enro'lu,ent OF
onsr rsfs snder said 81 Congress riHf br made N
Conformity the General Orders Df the War tSepsre
eat under the ,.,,-ru,cndchee at Col. r. h. Msks.
4. :. A. who has been itailvi FOR Tat service ia
Tennessee.
IT, Tie Judges (hairmss e: the Cosns ytI'sSs h
the Eastern piv s.0n VI !he Ltlr viii hr msaiaieHsr
point competent persons Ia each ciSii pist1tt ward
town at tlci respective Couitc Ia lake aud rahs
enrolment OF all whr airct ~ Tie l'tvv ssas
u said act g" Congress the port I'd ~hr'm will hs ts'
rc,iriy u..ir Up0u conplct-l 10 Col l.. IL. hlate.
~ kiL.xvill-. i'nf.'>scr. - ~.
Ill said -irNlliu. officers Ill al-o oprt nj pet
so,rS who thirty>hvc ana CT Ger Fasy-9ss
years al age "ns AL those who ale over i"Iiy ~ snd
under &ty. hve years al age and arssua sn1Ah d
them. with a duplicate list o the csnss.iids, NJ ~
Adjutart General III The State.
ls complsnd Il iSHaN q. .iRhhr
VI. g. WuiTEEoRNE, ., $3.50. =,
AHA tienl
Clenyel'na tanner. Aiheas Post. xaiHsrezxNt
,rr aud Grccn,i!Ie Blnues. cory. - .SsNtt Tss4p6
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: iaf4tRIED,

s Ag: ihe Tesi1eiice of II. s. Hill Esq, in DIAL
fOs. Gsd, by. the Rev. MIR. Wallace, on the
evepipg of 1he 2nd il,st., MIRA. NJ. II~rpoEur,
of (shhrlestak is G, ssnd Mise OcrAvIdFG
daus;Ikt Sfkfssa Hopkins. Of Mcintosh
" zt1iaslesfon CdaiEsrS s.l.l tssaanat papess
-cnn,. ~ - s.as-ss..s...., r. - I'll
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Tuesday. 4 o'clock, p4 m, Oct. 18th, l961. &
Mn. Error: There lie at this time quito {
revivalry going en- ia this Hospital aueE tie
sick soldiers For sheifiat time in aHvc weeks
We had the pleasure to behold twif fair faces
within our walls. Oh! how much better do
feel, since I saw those lovely and patri''tic
creatures going around from bnilk to bunk
asking the sick soldiers how they s:azRe on
&c. The,sight of such: does. me more gend
than oil the medicine in the Confedern:y-
did ,sot know either of the lovely creatures
but I hope they viii soon pay us>aqothef visit
and Iknow ifthey opy l2aeweio w,mueh their
short. stay chcerel us all "they would CONG
again ts-mor.ow. GOD bless the loA-el3 li'e+ !
they arc doing more good Tor the,~t'ontj'ef. 4
Conseassaey than uncle Jctf. himself w;
the tos.viait-us AGAIN: SFNF az
49, 81 90 rsra,n ti.c Army 's,-sl
KS :.ss-.t:s. sssERhh LEE ADVANCING 4 I a3E
Passengers by the Central cars, la,sfAksy eee
ing. give sSnse attiifionai ii'lormatt9n s$s est
gassze tn sn.osesnsnts- Of eMt army 4hse!
OF slia enesuxs 1At stfag lefs. had 5l|
rnfsi Mrs. dagere,t eaisnea 81 azsa !till
ataif Isl sllsl1Ess i1f eseeH ss3E do4dsiis'i'
,sSssnrg s~ils IalE 80 stesaissss ttsstS:59l
FERRY sas,Esss A1stt ,
gapia, HE & &. & n. 'e g, se.sl
silSesise dNr Wirriss 4sf & aesl.,
eaaHsot avSfs engFA he u Nh
eifs.sss'his as,,sS acrsss Z lf fssnxssy ifcl,
1t is iiext ttt aar Jstd sd5 max 7ftr
wsa seyidssHy beihe.2 HID ali HefdsRX stF
Yankesskft iusit,na = nt!ie
Al7aisfsasists Fotsk stto retreat ap& Snit'l"
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-qsGs>sWe learn by;aFletser from Mfr. K. {.
sEaeot. at MeAiiiaiHvisle,I thaA fhe I'd Brigade
de list 81 casualties il. Iykieh weA published
yesterday, was commsnaed tbpCos. d. j Iasli,
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By command OF Col. Alex. MeKin.fry.
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