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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14
e. Q. HOB ER +,
DENTIST

Has taken Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa just aesssa
the street from his ole quarters. He 10 permanently
located there and will be in readiness during all busi
hours, to wait his patrons heretofore. His
charges for operation are in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms Ottawa bank, formerly
Col. Cushman's ONCE mlew
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The Ri. Rev. DR.. Whitehouse will VISIT Cnns
Church, in this city, on next Tussday evening ane
administer the rite of Confirmation. The ser
vices will commence 1t o'clock.
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Having the Original Books OF ABSTRACTS Of TITLES
y, Land. and Town Lots. purchased Of B. Moore
Cir CI-rkD which is kept up every day, will furnish
Abstracts titles and Judgments reasonable tel
Office rear room of Exchange Bank, Ottawa.
o..,-, March Il 1920 wv. PAY.
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Meeting At the Court House.
THIS rvrHISC-

There will be meeting at the Court
House this evening (June l4) at which .
leading republican and leading demo
crat of this city will deliver addresses
against the adoption Of the new Consti-
fiafion
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TWENTY-FIVE BARRELS
SORGUM MOLASSES
For Sale at mil JOHN sTOIr,s
DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory I!

97HE undersigned would tender to their old eusto .
u ers their thanks for the liberal patronage be.to
ed-npon them, solicit continuance Of the same, be
Iievng that they will be better than prepared -
meet the demand of the country this season.
In addition usual stock, which consists OF
simere, sstne., tweed, jeanes flannel and stocking
yarn. We shah keep new loom on different styles
Of fancy goods suited this Market all OF which
trade -
Wool may be sent to Ottawa BY rail- road. and such
goods ordered will be returned therefor h case
persons do not wish to be At the expense Of cemrg
With thir wool.
WOOL DESIGNED FOR CARDINC
inso rolls vii: be received the depot 1. OTTAWA and
returned within reasonable time for doing The wsrk
six cents per pound cents when We furnisb
oil. :. GREEN Co
pay.en Nav 18th, 1851.
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MARI H D

M A II n H D.
On the 9Th inst in St. Andrews Church. Yarn Ridgs,
BY the Rev. u. r Hester. Mr. J. BhAMaRD MoseAH
and Miss 1LsaA Augusta BsAsDsLsY.
On the 9Th inst, Baptist patronage, by the Kew.
Z Coleman, Mr.. OF oaes Kns to Miss NaSey Doll.
On 18th inst. At the Iesidenes Of Isaiah sI.wn,
BY the Rev T. Cole maa, Mr.. WAhaks " cosdsY TO Miss
LIMA q. SraAwx
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LOOK HERE!

LOOK HERE!
Something New i'm the Harness Line
y5yHE subscriber has made arrangements receive
4 constant supply of genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, and will use ofher Kind.
An assortment of work, from n hame strap to full
silver mounted coach harness. constantly hand
or made order.
Repairing done up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done in the latest styles, and at
low prices.
Also full assortment Trunks and valises always
hand.
Shop the old stand, south corner of Main and
Columbus streets j. q STONE,
Ottawa February vs.. 1860. Late Stone Eels.
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kerosene Olls
vH.BosE that do like Fluid, daA The hsst
~uaIty Of Coal Oil At ffeblsl D. WALkEkS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14

Strawberries are unusually abundant in
this region this season, and are retailing at
10 IL cts.
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Hams.
Dolls

r,,,s and India Rubber Dolls and
"AN;, 49, from cents to -. Paper Dolls and
yurni.rs Also large stock OF Toys me SS1E snd
nnooh store OF locs] E-f>Sxi00s.
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AT STRAWN g. POWELLS
Sash, door, and Blind Depot,

On La Sale street, opposite Van Doren d Os
6orn's Store,
WILL be found all kinds and ccors Of Paints, Pa.
W tent Drers, raw and oiled Oil and Turpentine.
Also, general assortment Glass Sash sxed and
anglazed Doors, Blinds an \ aii.-cheap Tor cash
Ottawa, August 4, 1850
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EXCHANGE BANK

r r. IA SE CO.
BANK OF DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
OLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts OF the state, ana
rocerds promptly united at rates ofcxchange
Interest allowed on Deposits.
I h R. Mohrnr ona~a,m III.
uar17 &c. REED. Auburn. N \.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Ii P..iLddti phid-for the Relief Of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with yirulent and Chronic Dis.
eases. and Especiay Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Hedtcai Aa~tce given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMAT0RRikEA OF SEN.
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs and on the NEW RENE IES employed in the
Dspensarv sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOCGHTON, Howard Asso'n.
No. 2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa
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Our Stock Of WHITE GOODS and EMBRoIDERIEs
10 superior to any in the city: bought from drst
hands, and will be sold At VERY Low PRICES.
, 1862-07-24
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand and In tFst Fate order Il 4
. beautiful instEamebts-LEE6 WALLER, Philadelphia.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New YOrk, eho has had
friend Of mine wishes me 10 purchase piano for her.
She likes the one you cold me in December, 1853 Ny
piano is becoming popular in this place, and think
lar than any other make"
We have two Of Watsn Pianos 10 use In our seminary
-One Of which has been severely tested for three yeaFS
and We can testify 70 their good quality and duraby-
WOOD GREGoRf, Mount Carroll, III.
The MelOdeon has safely arrived. feel OBLIGED 10 you
for your liberal discount win do al can for you In these
parts-Rsv J. n. MOUORMIcK, YurqussVills, 8. O.
u. WEfERs, Esq-DeaF sirf Having used one Of your
pianofOTtes &c two years past have found t very
perioE inntrumeht -ALOAzO GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights Seminary.
Tue Plano was duly rScelSn. n came ia exeeIIen,
condition, and is very much ddmired BY my numerous
Iamlly. Accept my thanks toI your prOmpsnes.-ROB-
Rev. Mr.. Haynes writes o. follOws.-PnstOn Hollow,
N. Y. July 2Sth, 1855. Nix. WATEEs Dear Sir:
ovsd the helodeon, safe and In good OEdeT am we'll
eased with the external appearance and the tone also.
hope shall have occasion 10 order one two more
the present season.
Toga, N. Y, July 18th 1883. HcGAcE WARNS, Esa.
iri Tue MelOdeoA JOa sent me Was ouly received 10
SSs ~ SSS y 2 y sGas =:
nished a. and Coz The very honrTabIO manner II which
fNNa-"~~fs-
The Piano rseeiVed from you continues 10 give sAtis-
faction. regard Il a. one Of the best ihsmOnS In the
9laces-JANhs l. CLAHEE, Charleston, Va
Your Piano pleAses W,n. It Is the best one n our
county THOMAS A. LATHAM, CampbletOn, Ga.
We ere very much obliged TO you fer having sent sneh
hne instrument for $3.50, and shall take pans 70
recommend h-BRANK, HELD 4 CO., Buffalo Democrat
The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best enabled 10 speak u these instFusnts
with oOnhdenee Um personal knowledge Of their excel
lent tone and durable qOaiity.-NsW York Evangelist.
We can speak Of The merits Of the Honee WaieFs
Pianos from personal knoHledge being u the Very
best quality.-Chrhuan lnlelligenesF.
Nothing q the State Fair d.ayed greater exreIsnce
In any dPpaTtment than The Horace Waters PiaaoS.-
Churrhmtn.
wGiens' Pienos and MslodSans challenge cOmpansnD
Win the hneAt made anyuhsTe In The c0unty.-noms
Journal
horace WARTS fla6ol ~ aIs of fdi Trh. and even
lOns and powerful. Nsa Hak sasieal Rspieu.
Our lenda Sill hnd q ". wsasrs s1Ts he va hel
ass1IiHent q husle ar q Plans % h ioula n ths
lniaed Saisas alo ~ uE.s oal souihEn und ue.lsrn
irisnda to rive them cln uhsnsEer they @ 70 Nee
Yeyk.-firaharas naElzibe.
, NaryToOuas Ne. SB3 BEpsaWsy. New HsSh.
, 1862-07-24

NYOrtcE-sOLpIERs, fiANsfERs. eAIlohs. loF thsiI
~ u1dsss outap ehhalsnl Dc erf9 n ang ~, y
lEAa az theF cn - Usre unlF . years 4 t.t eate
s.nar, 80 Isst - ~ 80. q y ~ 49,.
lIetul II n han1s q ohar arlul. haee oeln
ohailsl " A1ent. aeeuT ~ y. te.Illl - -.
LtofD %,
B.a.,.a-s = ~ = - u-aas = pspsFtntsta.
Nsshngisa Cayi nSS 3 80. ua
, 1862-07-24

brigade under Wise at the battle Of Gauley
Bridge, gave himself up to General Cox upon
the advance Of our forces through his town, re-
Gently, and asked to be permitted to give in his
allegiance. He had resigned his commission in
the Rebel army, disbanded his men, and was
living at home quietly. Gen. Cox sent him to
Gen. Fremont, who had him sent to Columbus,
Ohio. Beckey was graduate Of West Point,
formerly an army officer. He is man Of wealth
and Of great influence in his county.
Wise, Floyd, Pillow and Price arc the four
runners Of Rebel defeat.
, 1862-07-24

till nine Pm. We took twenty-four guns from
the Rebels, who came up always three or four
lines deep. The canteens Of the Rebels were
filled with whisky and gunpowder.
July l0th.-A dispatch from General Lee to
Jeh Davis, announces q signal victory on the
2sth Of June, but grieves to state great Rebel
loss in officers and men.
CHICAGO July II!
In accordance with the joint resolution of Cor-
gress, the corporators oil the Pacific Rail Dad
will meet in this city on the first Tuesday in
September.
FoRT MONROE, July 8.
The President is reported to have expressed
himself well satisfied that all was going on sat-
lslactorily.
The troops are well rested and ready to move
on tor another fight.
The new position is impregnaLle, and the roads
leading to Richmond, l9 miles diStant) are dry
and favorable. BurnSide's reinfOrccments have
gone up the river.
Burnside is an intimate friend Of Mcclellan, and
will be next in command.
New YoRK, July 1lth.
The correspondent Of the Times was present
at the arrival OF the President at MorTisOn's S
Landing. Mcclellan with several other generals
visited him on board the vessel after which the
President and general had n private conference
and proceeded TO Summers headquarters; where
they took horses and proceeded to visit the en-
campment. The President addressed the sol.
diers. He said he had come to learn the stu.
alton Of affairs, and he should go back satisfied:
It was reported they had been whipped, but it
was not so; he knew they would prove equal to
the task before them, and never give up without
gIing to Richmond after what he had seen, he
would return to Washington satisfied that it
would DO all right with the army Of the Potomac.
lie declared his confidence in the army and its
commander, who alike had the confidence u the
country"
ViCKsBUR0; July 7th.
The Rebels recently made an attempt to
strengthen their earthworks on the bluff, but
were driven away by the mortars. Most Of the
houses in the city are fiddied
Business at Memphis continued to revive.
Northern merchants with new stocks are open:
ing stores, which are patronized freely.
WASHINGTON, July l2.
The Richmond Examiner says the health Of
the city will suffer unless some measuI es are en-
ployed to neutralize the untealthiness with
which 50 many Of the hospitals have been in
frcted
Benuregard's wife died recently at New Or
leans. ....-- .,-,
, 1862-07-24
SECOND HAND PIANOS


SIC.
One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Music
polished All the music and music bonks puhllahed 10
the United States for sale at this eStabsbment Martins
celebrated Guitars and al kinds Of Musical instruments
and music merchandise at the lowest prices Music sent
whenever ordered post paid. Catalogues sent by mail
liberal discount 70 dealers, teachers, semnAFes and
elergymen.
, 1862-07-24

- O. - - ~.
, 1862-07-24

T AN PREPARED TO DEMONSTRATE
y to sll Who ieel an interest in Sewing lli.
chimes, dat olA- ~
, 1862-07-24

Commercial II, near llalrh, strilacnoIn.
P.S-The standard time OG washingtOn Ter
TitOry Kept constantly on hand fcT the benefit o.
the PubliC. 2Su
, 1862-07-24
Or. VIM. HALL,s
BAL9ANGc
CURES ALL DISEASES Oh -st
THE LUNGS AND THRoATl

TNoR THE CURE or cONsUAIPEION. DE.
II cIne Asthma, Bronehl, Wasting Of Flesh, egeail
epltting Hood Whooplng Cough, Dmenly o. BREATHING
Coda Coughs Inuenia, Phsc, Pain N The ede, and a
DlseaSeA of he Lung, u ls unequaled.
, 1862-07-24
HOrnc, Walters Modern Improved Pianos
AIRIAMNRE NRAANss-

Five stops, in rosewood cases el6O; stops do do,
$50; stops, with peFcusslOn Sass 10 stops do do,
$3.50; y stops dO slse larger 5000 10 stops, do DO,
S3I5 Each instrument warranted to give aatacti6A OF
nnrchaaa mOnav rafnnded.
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ErooLIyn Mercantile Library Amortization
ELECTION THURSDAY, Apiii 3, 1901

ELECTION, IHUhSDAf, Apih y, ioVN'
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
For President,
JAMES THORNE, 49,,
No 20 West Bsl.ictt Clerk with Townsend, Cnch plhe
Vice President.
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF
No 100 Remsen-st. Merchant Woodruff Robinson
Corresponding Secretary,
A. '. u. VAN DYCK,
No. ale Heury-st. CLERK With Allen dazen GO.
Recording Secretary.
CHARLES W. BEEBE,
No Hanson place. Clerk with BeeDe Brother
Treasurer,
GEORGE w. WHITE,
Mansion House Cashier OF Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn.
Directors.
HENRY W. MERRIAM,
No. % Piorrepontst Civil Engineer.
WILLIAM SHERER,
No. u East Wauen.t. Clerk in Mettopolan Bank, N y
G. HUBERT VAN WAGENEN,
No. 30 Pierepon,st. Lawyer ..
GILBERT L. HAlGHT
No 90 Smi;nt,. With American Exchange Bank. N. y.
JAMES HOW, j.,
No. 50 Willow.tl. CLERK it'll How WHITAKER
M. MYERS
No ITO I'd place. Bauker-f. NJ. Myers Il Co.
JOHN h KENNADAG.
Ne. i50 Joralemon-st. Lswyor-Chssters Kennedy
FRANKLIN W. TABER,
No. 100 Jay-st. Llwyer-Spooner Tsber.
WALTER X. FAYE,
No. 289 sstes Assistant Secretary Mechanics Fire In'ur
snce Company, Brooklyn
Inspectors OF Election.
FRANCIS r. DANA. No. l9i Henry-st-
T. NJ BkSSETT, CT. Court and Atlantic SIS.
GEO. C. WHITE, Jr., No 21 B-rgen'st.
Dated Brooklyn March &c, 1862
4. COOKE HULL,
A. NJ COFFIN.
EDWARD BILLINGS,
Committee on Nominations
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:" WE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENa
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
TUH RPST pFNa IN THE WORLD.

l. SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN--THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
Or receipt OF any Of the following In cash or post
smps the subscriber viii 'end by return mail or otherwise
d.ctes Geld Pen Pens seisei,o The 'ams according
70 deseripii0n. viz:
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 20 cent, the Mage Pen for % cents tho Lusty PEN
Pen; and for 81 the Excelsior Pen
The si1es are, Noa 2. }. 4. snds.
THE SAME fr Gsss = s wiyG
For cent. the Magic PEN sor IS cents tho Lucky peni
for ST. the AirysResdy Pen for 81 u.s. the Elegant Pen
good writing Gold Pens with IIdosmn Points tho average
Of every Of which viii lar oulAst gro" Of tho beat
Tho name a. Merton Number" and "Qu.lity"
stamped 81 he following pens and the Ponts warsnsd
for ,r month";. except assnst accident The numbers indi
cate size only: No being the .mal., No. the largest
,ds'ei for the pockets No tths smallest. aud No. 10 tue
Nbs OF all sizes and qualities Short Nbs of Nos aud
tnd msde only Of hs, quality Tho engraving are iac'n
lies ol the sizes and stsies.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For1s cents, No Pom, Let quality or No3 Pen. -
foti sNo 2Pen, .. quality No 'Peu, I'd qosli,y
For 81 as .NO 3Pea' lt quality or ANO 4Pon, "a quail
For ~ 80 No Pen, i, quality No. Pen. I'd quail
~. OF No. Pen. Sd quality.
Tor FL IS No Pen, ls quality ora No 6Peu, 2dquAliJ
For 225. No. D Pen lat quality.
THE sAME dDLp Pms ~ SILVER EXTENSION
'ASfS. WITH fENtlLS
FOR 81 20, aye Pen, lat quality, So3 Pen 5dqusity
For ~ -, No Pen lft quality. 10. Pen. "a qli
~ No 4 Pen I'd qusli'y
FOR 81 No Pen, !" quality. No Pen, I'd quality
or No Pen, ID qusly.
For =! 50 No. Pen, lot quality Nos Pen, quill
ity. No Pen ID quality
Tor s3s No Pen. ist quality No. Pen I'd quality
for ~ 50 No. 6 Pen. lat quality.
GOLDfENs ALLirQUALfTi, IN S1LVER-MOUNTED
DESK-HOLDERS.
For 81 No. Pen. Tor ~ IS q No 3Psr; for 81 %!
40. Pen; For - ~ No Pen. .
For eta No. sPsn for t5sNo. ePsn; and for 30 q No
lOPen
The lat Quality pointed With the very be,, lhdosma
Points carefully selected and Of this quality are sold
with the ,shes, imperecon which ssl and the closest
scrutiny detect
TIE "a Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
rreviou. TO the year 1890
Ths ID Quality" he intends shall equal in respect to Du
liability Elasticity and Good Writing Qushes hs only trns
consi ferationsl any Gold Pens made ssewhere.
In regard 10 the Cheap Gold Pens he be leave 20 ssy that
Previous to oprrsuy bic New and Patented Machines he
could not nav, mad. Good Writing and Durable Psns for
he price. had tie Gold been furnished grstu.ousy.
PGrlH ord<ring"ruG N all tH.dnoe' ,p>cVk h' " Nh"1
Tar aud Qsalnt II tie PeH' rdsfed, and BE- particular
10 ds'o'bs rae krd Of Pens they proer-pheh" "V OF
Iinber. cJaIS o. fas -,
tp- For sale BY all dealers in tho line Throughout tho
country. ..,
No IS Msidsn Lane. Nsw.York.
Any sendngs sEsle letter po't,,anp VIII iees'ao"
culsf with the sDsrsvinss sbose fri"nsdt'.
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CTORY ON SALES.
~ PERKINS'S EDITION
This Day Published by
LITTLE, BROWN l. Co.,

LITTLE, BROWN Co.,
No. ITO Ws.binstonst. Boston. -
STORY ON THE LAW OF SALES OF PERsoNAL;
PROPERTY with illustrations from the Foreign Law, thnd
edition with large addition 10 the text and notes BY L.
Perkins vol syo Also recently published; ,, MAJ
WASHbuRN ON THE AMERICAN LAW OF REAL
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r..f;fnfe.--A stN'ed monthly me0siNg OF
IN he held 1t IN the Cooper mon
,,i,jie, TiIls THURSDAY, April j. a y O'Clock p m
o"'sNs THOMAS MCELRAfI. Recording Secretary
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Eternal Vigiiance IL the Price Of Liberty
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN AssOClALioN-
.pec meeting will h. held the Hesdlusrters No 2i5
sthav on FRIDAY EVENING. April a. at z o'cloct for
the purpose Of discussing important measures Civic state
and National. WIN. OhIONi ffendsnt'
HENKY G P.RKE, see,.,ar.s
Gs0RGB McLKAS oeefe'''e~
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c,,..r md Statistical So

American Geographical and stnn is.,ns Of Inc
soc,t, vii he bsld THIS Evening April a. oe,ooS
when paper will b. read by J. w. fAbkNs, de-
Consul at Cayenne on ~ Ooullugo anu i's i''''''
lived from personal obseryationt .x - o,..
VIM COVENTRY III. WADDtLL, rec o'N'Sa'!'
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6iaiionern ano 1antp Goods.

4 CCOUNr BOOKS and STATIONERY.-A
~ full supply constantly on hand and msde TO order Busi
Invited to c.l the old stand Good aud cheap
HOWE FERRY. late :. RaynoT. No. 70 Bowery.
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SPECIAL NoilCes.

REGULAR business Meeting on TUG -" Home
Christian AssociatsoDt will be hsa ~ ,r;, a.
besrdiDs House" No p Any'pac on ..o.ainr FRI
toclscE. Devotional meetings on he 40 hour la
DAYS during the month. at the saine f''o' ~
Lies generally invited 20 it,eIo P,3yINE se,retsrv
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DKoOKLIS March g. 1907
Rev. DIR. Beliows.-DEsH SIR; The interesting topic
Of yosI sie Lecture IN EewYois, called Tip TO Mans
ss ard the opportunity Of hearing from reliable witness
what the appearance OF things IL IN the lately oo
c3psd the Rebel Army indeee k 10 repeat the
Lecture AZ the vocational way In which m reported
Lsge been snoooasfey given IN New. e'k IN the
Academy OF fsnsic, brooklyn, MOSDAt E'EnlNb
next, at 8 O'Clock. Respt ciinlly, yours. 1900.
A A. Low, y fIERRkPoNI
A. ". BENSON JAS III. fHOIHlhGhAM,
PHILtNpER SHAW, l.. =. WiMAN,
TDW'D ANTHONY, J. q. Low,
4 " WHITE. Y. {. MILLS
r. r. H. LYMAN GEO. = STEPHENSON
JOHN NINsLOW.
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Extract from the Report.
tos Army aud Navy Pistols then fred 81 distances
~ ~ sud - pace when the jacket va, struck at almost
every discaZe aud thCun considerably ildented not
Perforated"
NJ. &. nEIGS, .. NJ. Gen'l
ANDREW PORTER, y. o.. Provost ha'shsl
GEORGE BOHEMIAN Il. o.. CLief Il Cavalry.
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