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sspntor Wade md hI. Labor,.

The Wsshingtoa Sunday OhrOlieIe pays
this tribute to the labors Of Senator Wade;
= The public srs looking forward with much
interest to the report of the joint committee
on the conduct of the wal, of which the Hon.
)Benjamin F. Wade Senator frem, Ohio, is
chairman. Wedo not expect my startling
disclosures, or rich developmeni but sim
pie and succinel history Of ths war rom the
beginning. General Mcclellan, General
Fremonf, General Patterson, and numerous
other officers Of high rank have been exam-
ined. The defeat at Manassas, the massacre
at Balls Bluff, the death Of Lyon, and many
other mysterious military proceedings will be
explained, and the country will know who
is TO blame. There ErS many advantages in.
such committee. shoRs- -fhas the Just
supremacy Of the civil power over the Mill
tary is maintained, and itpFeEents oupafmy-
nom becoming What many have dreaded
. close coFPofsdOn, and eEeptually an agent
a. IN sbis eohnse tion We cannot but allaSds S %
the labolE Of Senator Wade, as the ehs4Emaa,
and bic col leagues on the pomEnittehsl IEwas'
Aamedistely organised and Its lab0fg prose.
.cuted with amazing pronpiitnds. The Sen:
stot from OHIO has been detained IRON hiss
sest in the SeRsts, to EupsFintsnd the iolnks-
Of the committee, and It's sessiong have been
almost constantly hsld, the. mSmbefs meets
ing from day.to day, and seeking 10. time for
FelaIGdop, or Congressional duty, aA4lsss Op
Liquidation OF impoEtanee.sl8 yiz15J las 5Isis,-l
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AHairu in.Lalrs Couuty.


EDS. LEADER IL judge from the reports
that reach me from these towns that the
Diptheria is the most preYalentiu Willough7
by and Kirkland Of any in the county at pres
ent. Next to these is Perry. In the two
former it would seem that the presence Of
this direful disorder is but the evidence Of
a destructive malaria constantly OVerhang.
ing or enveloping them. There the adult
and youth are alike subject to itsatsacks.
1 hear much said about PotatOes rOtting in
cellars. Tthink that the quantity. Of these
substantial ssculents in the country wiH be
greatly reduced BY spring fron1ths rot, In
Madison, the great potato growing and
trafhcing town, ths price has cone up for the
best varieties to "a cents per bnlheL : p.
On Wednesday the body Of Andrew BEN
ton was returned 70 Madison. He was at
tached to Kpney's Battery, which it is
supposed was in the Somerset fight BE
died of measles, am told. BE was the only
son of a widow lady who depended upon
him solely for hersuppOrt, BE. was a young
man who was greatly respected. - . - s
The acquisition Of little money by awell
followed vocation is most excellent enliVen-
or of the spiritA I find this to be tFue in the
csse of thsjIske men this wiAter. The eX-
uberanee of their gleeful feelings found 3
safe iGEpansio6lG at sWhitneyts Hotel, in
Mentor, one evening last week. Then and
there the Hship Master 8 DHnce" transpired.
/ suppose they had 6 goodlY time. ~
+ Mr.. E. B. Wilcox long Z Fesidehkof Pair
port, ont of the profits of this seasons busi-
ness on the Lake, has purchased Eve village
lots here in body, for,I belisves 81, 500 and
upon them he intends to erect a fine resi-!
dence the coming summer. Some other
sales OF lots haYe taken place lately. Mr..
Joseph Curtis recently bought7E finely, 10.
Gated lot in a very pleasantpsFt of town, for,
$500, and am told that he will also erect
dwelling the eeming aummsfS Ar; d..
Smith, has also purchased q lot with the
Of building i balieYe; So, Jon see
we are not dead town yet.
d TheYoung felk have reused up for q gay
season toimorrow (Friday, srening ct The
Parmly House. Preparations are, being
made for it, and I dare there wiI be Ha trip
ping of the fantastic toe" =
3 Public sentiment is clearly lopt of>patence
With the sl0Eness of war operations The.
feeling 3 for vigorous and drive
ahead movements. They say use the negroesy
or any body else with whom heavy and tell
ing blowg,esn be dealt against the lrebsls.
Of diffcul:y y+efi comp cation
With designing European nations keeps. sthss
public mind in painful anxiety ,di ao-ogo sli-
PsinesVille. Jan. %, '6s. OooAsToNAL.
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Lesl.IatIvs sumnary, Dc. asd.


In the Senate Mr.. Robson presented the
petition of Trad Kelly and other citizens Of
Cleveland, praying for the passage Of slsN
70 Emend the law respecting forcibls entry
and detainer. Mr.. Sherrard gave notice of .
bill to exempt from execution and sale the
property Of fpersonS who are in the military
service ofthe United States while tie prinsi-
pal debtor remains In said service. The bill
% allow the city of Cleveland 70 fund ceE-
tain railroad stocks were passed! t. Was
resolved that if there are any insane oOna
Viots IN the Penitsntiary, they should besre
moved to the insane Asylum. Elias Long
ley was employed to report the proceedings
q the Senate, at four dollars per day.
In ths House, q bill was introduced which
provides for the aPpointmsht by the Cover
nor, Of ct least one person to each Ohio reg
imsnt who shall have the aaFS and Huls9-
villon Of the siek and wounded In his regf-
msnt, &c. A resolution to sdiOuFn me 4iE
On the nth Of March, 1852, vas introduced,
and laid over under the rule. Mr., dhott
offered 6 preamble and resolution, requesting
our Senators and Representatives In Con
gEess 70 urge the passage Of law to reduce
the salaries Of all commissioned officers IN
the army, and increase the pAy.of priystss.
Rsfssred to committee on Military Affaifs.
4 presmble and rssslGtion were introduced;
7 I. y u
looking 70 the establishment Of navy depot,
ct some point on thesouthsrly shore Of Lake.
Eriej or Oa the Maumee Bay. Resolutions
Of thanks to Gen. Thomas and OoIs. AcCOOk
and Garfield were offered. Nr. Dresel moved
that his resolutions upon the policy of the
GOVsrnment toward slavery In thisRar be
taken up. The HOus5 refused to take them
up BY vote Of 81 to IS, sl. sa.ssaass i II 2aa go
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BT By reference % our special dispatch.
1t viii bo seen than Gen. Maoleran has a.
length uigBaIlsed himself By obtaining 4 tre-
nsndCus victory. With Al energy perfectly
astonishing, be has driven The Hutchinson
fGmilE out Of the camps Of the P sd5faf srfny
beoaass they sung one Of IFhittieF's s5nGsl -
Gsa HcCieiiAn should b made Llsuteh.
ent General or Field Marahal over this brii.
liant eo.Ip q efat - - 80 .ea--.-
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scendants, that somewhere upon the hills, on
'ghe CumheFisnd or among he Wild elihs Of
With a seqrd Ten fesi iongand eye like balls
q fFe, and with him two thpuaand gigautis
Fenaesseeans who live on babies and apple
jack, drink jeff Davis health from gourds
fuii-Of blood, and Bing g Dixie "a tie tree
tops all night long In the full Of the moon.
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THE ENENY's oAENnE.

= These were only two or three shots from
cannon fired by the enemy, and they were
either badly aimed or the pieces were ont of
range, for the shot did not disturb any
body. Once they threw 5 shell into The air,
which burst when come four or FIVE hundred
feet high..i No damage was done BY ii5s aud
their artillery seemed tO. be of mouse to them
whatever Whila5 on the contrary, p1Is seemed
to be Of immense use 10 us and it itEas-E1ost-
ably and effectively handled es'4i 80 '---'3. -.
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q After little more thsn IVD hours of hard
fighting, q most -ttenendous Volisy of mas
kerry followed BY ringing shout from our
side, seemed 10 have decided the 6attie In
our favor, for from that time, although Hring
was kept mp at intervals, ths secsssionists,
whipped and coWed, began their retreat,
which in about twenty minutes more became
q total TOGt z and from the indicstons along
the road which We afterwards passed over,
The fight appeared to hays been 8 regular.
raes from Dist point back to their intrenoh..
Pents, 70 see who could getthere hrst, and
the devfi tai the hindu ulost. III Isl t-z :! = t0a
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i, j. i. gF06E mLAilRKzEF.7Ien "a q !
IBE TIl1gBAPH.L ID. .7-Erve,a
7 Ht5NRYA AAetivs 4aad plenty at B Per cant. Q

CAu@AA lAl. 41Al-A -@l1 ~ e----- -
BEERTdNR EXGHANEE- QniSts andl lesI
active; MY ans for test banksr's bills. d.
tqfanDkss-1la -1lankst .ffr1a Ait h. more business-
Chicago 4 Rock Island 50 MfwaplI- eJk RtaiTtz dl
ohien fst 76 Cleveland 8 Toledo IS: Amsriean Gold
lO3hz GEAenA K 1hieaenl6s - 6kicag ~ OfthWese
ern Ist bonds Az; AiichiRan Southern E4sFantsed
AHs Chicago 3foek Isfand bonds g8; n michigsn
southaru RaiiUood az, Ike nruery 6s a. = tshiss
Central 544i Eiis %, Erie preferred 5zS'- Delaware
& Hudson s55zs Paei6c n q tse5f; Missouri 6s 425l
Treasury Sles g.; UnitedD hfaes65 az girtsred
ss8i North CsF O1as g SslRi AeE Esr5 Aen5sal!
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~. .Mr. John shAt tfnok writes 70 the CheAan-
60 Union that during the past season he
BIS madaJ ef6n Yha unilk q Ot&snty three
COWS, BilSS los, ef bIiilef, which, With the
hsudE5he) sum tStal1 OF S ,SsB ElS, Tor 81
sssrasg # R2 fqE saS: 55ss e. ssls. =;
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!, gE1gAGO p1ARHEF-IaHR4.gss
- = -77--IlT- FEIIsslYH.11s -rs----

FI4UR Market quiet and steady. -sr -l.7TI st
/ VtEFEAE-Markst adv anced 5fe5lc with good De
mand for spsculasiVn;51so for Aooi 81 1E6ss1 for
SSbets3 aartst 5hd sdtabeed Nc.
MESS HnREA--f3HT HTket hTn naunehAassdi ~
DIR ESSED- HOfsTa aarksE loe. loEAE, sslel
LIVE HOGS-Msrket Quiat ct 81 B@gsQyOJ. I
KRDEIPEB-4,z00 20 6bls H'HIi u 083 bpsh wheat;
kxGHANGkTy1 1agWg1aIEl oAEm AZ 4ez 9Fe-
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NV 81 aITTt ~ m "a "a

Now, to account fOr1ihs battle :tsk king
place8E bT&d0 Thete I1Rste- 4l rebel feegIf3
ments here, two being uneFnaed55 and Zoflis
Golfer who was the presi din devil slough
Critts6den hsd taken 3hecom niandy thoaSht
the I0Sh 4ndisna and Kinney battery wee
Just two regiments by themselYssI and did
not know that they were supported By the
balance of the,f division which ,WGs eat Aof
sighsb6hind on AcceaRt5e Of the titnbar; ana
+ he conceived the happy ides5of rushing up-
ION and cspthfing g these two regiments to get
their arms TO Gnpply his isOWnnnarmed men.
80 he took all the available force he had
some oe0 ,i0eV 44eifztlIId tiaCie tho ale
.taek-With What tTYult7 Aasf IsEdy y been
shbwn. : Now thlS 'onl = gees ID prove That,
in ordHrtn putthiH reh6fIf ion down. We must
90 something. In this fight fourof ourregi-
ments whipped and completely routed the,
great array that ,ReS under elicofer, killed
she old devil hlmself and may SbeSC SCEittsns
den too, for he hes not been heard kBinoe
the battle. The pfisoieFs ReshaEe taken,
estimate our fcEcs at 81, 900; bah 'Wecsu
take them epN tipieS epd< apSN NPIaeeSan
piTiulg fhemTh& SddsNSNtS>4,%Ahih t6eh
every tina fheiir cause is ! bad sohas, ihey
know il; and =thez0niy way their men can
beiinduced toSfght st ali,SiB by their leaders
getting into the very front rank with theIa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

Thsrsbsls uPoh the casts .ahese q he
Potomac conmnhisats #iEk those supon=t6s pol lS
Virginia shore by means of kitAh 6E 6iISdi
paper or silk, and the tails ~ Vh1o& sFs
made Of letters and papers. 3 -5sis @ "a 8. as - -.
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ENNDk-Ape tnauNet yesterday was Gull ana
UNCHANGED. Sale Of 100 bblS double extra, from
white wheat &c e5s71z ---'---r47-7''
WHKAT74sTkstst steady and auist. Sale Of j
car Whiis ffoR store ht SEdi osFt 40 a tfask it
% car red from store At go; and car do on track
ct slfo.
| o0Rft lfsrkOt dan and iHarsltsl SALES II / ~
at S5c. and Ger at sc, both on tra,k.
/ OATs-Qui5t ct 95qOn ,,.,,,..,rT .rr-ft
MESS POR k-sarkst hrn With f.ir demand
Sale { T 100 bb'S at SlO.edl )Ui
LARD-stsady AtCA@7o. Sales Of 90 bblB at 7c.
EqGsf- psilstlsf9iJG .TkT20T HHT
BUTTER-Dul and Inactive. Small sales Of
roll At l05< AIle. ...,.,- ,..,t,,,,t,,.,. .t.f.r
CHRBsE-Firm at Gf96o for common to choice
lW.R. .NH/ lt RH
DRESSED HOGs-stssdy and in fair d6mAnd
sf Sl}iNJgh sales daily at that price p TdNN
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Says the Terre Hauts JdbrnSi ons9 ysslt
ago buBhei Of corn would buy two pounds.
Of coffee. Nov, Il takes at Least & bushel
snd half % buy one pond Of ebtIse
What vast change 5ihis5i rebellion hs8
made upon the oOhditiahS ana sspbel
the labor Of the eeunir7.a ~ Se p . sa,tsIj :
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coHPLlKExTs OF FHE ARTILLERY.

But, happily, any disastrous consequence
was prevented by the arrival Of the Am
Kentucky and 9th Ohio, to the support of
the gallant 10th. Again eur men made 6
stand now there was fighting in good earn
est, and the I'd Minnesota joined in with the
10th snd the 4th sud the 9Th Ohio. Folley
after yolley ratified in quick succession, and
sometimes it seemed as though there was
only one continuous volley, interrupted now
and then by the growing Of the 1LyelIow
pups" which had been brought to b.ar on
the enemy and when they ence commencsd
they distributed their fsvOrs freely in all di-
rections, in the shape Of shet and shell; and,
gentlemen, excuse me from being the recip-
lent Of any such faYors. Frf
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TIE RHBnL .FoRT1F1cGFfeKs.

How much work the deyila have done
here, aud how little Il has pFoftsd Them IL
have bean wandering around al day, seeing
and =hezri1g what I could. The Cumber-
land makes one side Of the encsmpnant
safe, by an abrupt bank $50 feet high. went
down "a the river bottom, 70 which there is
road on ouf side. Here were ell or nearly
all of their wagons, some twelve or fifteen
hundred horses and mules, harness, saddles,
sabres, guns;- in fact, everything. Il was q
complete stampede, and by far the most dis
astrous defeat the Southern COnfederacy
Shhs yet met with. Ten pieces of cannon,
with caissons, are also here. To all appear
ances, they seem 10 have completely lost
theifsenses, hHving only one object IA view 4
and that was to run someRhere audnhide
themeelVeal1r 10 z- E1..il Il. 1l1sa slilltil
To our men, accustomed 10 i've in cold.
tents, the rebeEcamp seemed alnostR para.
disc. The most of the regiments were fur.
nished with log huts, warm, comtoStahe and.
home like, In the eommisssFy Department.
they5wv7ere mucha better lsapplied than we
have been No crackers blt good corn CaiIl
bread and biscuitm6s ~ inviting Coffee, sugar
beef, fat hogs every thing .ok the e-tsstt Best and
plenty Of It., Tie South day 9ba. starring /
but the Southern army ID fa4' from ait;i IN
clothing and arms uur. tttoops have fhslAd-
van'sge over them, Z I Tie Theit !. CUPS efe man
otthem, aihE E4oek lInuskets, shot guns and
squirrel Tfifss. BatjieR Easd mnsksts were
lkoa1dodl 4 .sz1znl %. ri sgoi6 8ni-41s75 4J -
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ID PuAyurf,


The march was now steadily but cautious-
ly forward. Two pieces Of artillery were
taksni one.wAs crippled in the woods near
the battle ground, and the other was found
stuck in the mud about mile in the rear,
also two wagons with ammunition. No in
eident worth mentioning occurred on the
march, which was deliberately but steadily
iofwapB With he srsillery val bpi until 1
6nsl halt was made, about half past four,
within a mile Of the breastWOFks'Of the IA
nous forti6cstiens on the Cum beriand, which
have been reported mpregnRble.f Here the
artillery was again planted, and set to work
shelling the wonderful fortifcati6ns and
continuous fire was kept up for nearly an
hour. Every shell that was thrown we
could hear burst distinctly. There was only
enc cannon that answered usfrom the breast
works and that one solnded n1ofs like 81 po-
tato pop-gun than anything else l can liken
it to, and did-p no damage, as the shotnev-
er reached rs. This one piece was only fred
four times, Night closed in and the firing
ceased. We al laid down on the wet
ground, in perfect security, to rest our weary.
Hmhs, the distance We bad come, being over
ten miles on the direct road, Let alone the
bushes and underbl nsh we went ,thHpughI to
say nothing sbotut two or thfee dress pafsdes
Of the 2dfor somebody amusement bltnot
our own can assure you, And then the
roads and fields were swfuliy cut up, and
mud was plenty as It had taihed good part
Of the forenoon Our men laid down TO rest
without = mopthfnL to eat, many Of Wh0m.
had eaten no 1breaktsstS -bpt, SIS Capt yCEOss
said, SHERMAN Who could aot fase Ra days
over ZoIlicoHer's scalp, was mo man- at Ril;;,,
and there was no grumbling, as there was
necessity for it,
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BOft6h. las fuEiilsksG tWo Adndred and
BSEeatySs commits 6hsd one t6Ss
war since April Is, 1881.
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THE TENTH INDIANA.

The 10th Indiana went into the woods
about q quarter of mile in advance of their
tents, to the support of their pickets; and
brsvely did they support them TOO, for over
half an hour, against the whole force led
against them; and never ''retrested step,
nor give an inch Of ground, until nearly
surrounded by Overwhelming numbers then
to save themselves from being entirely sur
rounded, they unwillingly gave way. Here
was crisis; and yell on yell went up from
the lantern jaWed Secsssionists; they thought
the dav 1vas all theiF own.
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NEW RBVFR TISENEN rs.
CLEVELAND - 3 7'''.77 7''77-
SKATI,NG PARK.l

- D
This Park. which Wilibs opeusd 10 visftors on
MONDAY. ] ,nuE-y 6th. 1852, hes ~ area Of about
t~enty acres s. heated Osntral Tract. near the
vii be via Seneca street and the s9ecA street and
Puntoph BttdRebS snd fbs. ., trance ga'eiat the
junction OF Central Way and stones EeFoe. n 4
susa BULBS AND aRESUDsTIONs. o. rl I-7i
l. Ths ooutrol Of the Park wiz Be IN the hands Of
the Proprietor5f and Super ntendent, and twelve
gentiemsa Of this civ, mostly heads OF families and
moe % regulations and preserve strict 0risr SRd
). cane Of all kind[ viii be probibr,ed excsyt
woer proper provisions are made ior ibsm.. No
7leghs, ropes or pOiss viii BE- allowed Che Ice,
3. Any pe-son who WilifuliT crates diiturbance
IN the Park, OF IN any WRy; oonducts himself 10 .
nAnoeE IN Secomine 9 ntlemhni will b expelled
forthwtth tha PrVpr st0F reseFVfRR the rght to
fupd % All such paTsorg their Subscription money,
L Cautions snd d. eetions from the suparIntsud.
ent and Phrk;ksspHrs shouldin ali cases be imlasg
diatsly complied with. 4ssl
requlfsd sS 6h0W % tickets ID order 10 gain sd.
mittanes 70 f3e PaEk, ~ tickets are transferred
VS' Price sTs OG OitisESsa % Si 10 as goiovu Family
Tickets Will be issued to gentle men at SO each for
check 70 each ipdiyiduai member Of the subscri-
itts PEI 5ai ~ sssrS 5s aeesP5ed ho R Se az
men holding Family Tickets viii also have ths
privilege Of introducing to the Park tree ofchsERs
any PtIson non, Essident Of the eitT &c icing es.
visitor VII DO rssponable for bis Or her deportmant
Seassn tickets VIII be as togIovs: b. III go --
l1cketE admitting 5entlensn snd LadJ........s5 20
GentleIan...-........ .4.s..-.....l ) %
% ..z-ai 20 90 90
"LIzes. igis 9GHs un1sr Y yeaTs 0i sse-', SS S9
Slng's Edmission for SkatsTs ................. 70
saroIst0rs EIll b sduittsed but MOI. .an9Fsd %
s. Gea'l men holding Season TiCkets Eiif be al
lOwsd TO introduce nOn-TesfdentB OF the city upoh
paying 25 cents Tor eso6 admission 81 the perbon 30
iDtrodocedi the party mssing the Introduction
being responsible for the department Of the party
iptroduoedss y -.l7 -l ~ u -f--L-1lS
9. No Ekgt ng on Sunday. rlr- sr u01 Z
When the ice Is "a COED condition . nag viii be
raised at the Skating ParF.
All tlokets ara sold subject tpths abOVR rsaula-
tons and ZACH Uthef Tutss as the Proprietor may,
q ON time to time, see tit toRdOpt. ! D.
Tickets can be procured OF o. Horton, 6uperi1s
tsndsnt At The ottee o the Pork, fFom O'Clock IA
the morning till 9 n th4 evening.
...ll-CI.1 4, s, s sTJEE. P5opTistoF. G
Cleveland, 1An- 4. lsSq:=75 .ta-..rf --rH 's rG
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9AJ,E-P1PSHG5N5

lNAs. .heHl 10 de4erlbei rB1nil ipr , "a adn Isg
q q = aoet 90 cn Tresdsg Feb 4, iss5 { v-if,,
.11eet O shafttng, Pulays, giuCh BEL tao-
z tneh Belts. lyo Saw Tab = a. q 6 ifCGlaz SE7a
enc : rlaning Msebine and Balt'r sfrsc -ad,. ssls
eortvf p Hinysr e esE end ths gsnsi - . y D6T1
sfis5s snseise o. "a lasnsF es9.SP ~ 70
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grANpARf's RLrrERY.

The enemy formed in these two nelds, at
tacking the Indiana troops both in front and
upon their left flank. A section of Captsin
stGndHrt'S battery had been brought up,
and was stationed in the road. The attack
here was made about seven. O'Clock in The
morning. Col. Manson coming up to the
position just after the attack began, and see
ing that his men must be eoVerpOWered before
the other regiments could come up, ordered
his men to fall back, which they did in good
order, fighting as they went. Capt. Stand
art reluctantly gave up the privilege of
'fgiving the enemy one good blizzard" from
that point, and retired too.
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.ASFNRl8 aSALE-PUpsU.NT

VJH LAGALlLa1I. w 6U mt
i5snsdsnron ths Court of6oulmlu Piaaa ofFi1FSboys
.onnty lhi2s at the gqik q john A coi -Isss 3
Henry = snlth Marsarqt A. smith ana otherl 4 s.-
e d995 q ths yourt Hegss. In ths C5y stsSns3
n said eoqnty; OF the tEensg nfth day q fabTn1rT
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