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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
[WN0LE NUMBER 81.

Gen. Morgan dashed into Lexington SAT-
rday 4, NJ, and compelled the Federal gas-
rison to surrender.
The Democratic gain in Ohio Is $1,000.
The Democrats have majority in the Leg
islaturc both of Pennsy lvania and lniianS
securing Two Senator's in place Of Briuhts
successor aud Wilmont.
The London Post endeavors TO prove the in
competency of Gen. Pope by his own reports.
The London Tines says that Gen. Pope,
by his own reports, has succeedcdsin show
ing that il there was one man more than ab-
other unfit 10 have command in the FelS-
| 'al army, il is the quoruloUs general who
puts the blame of failure upon others.
The London I,mes vt the 25th OF sep, in
an G ilorial, says After recent events il
is hot impossbI, that We may yet see Carl
balJi crossing the Atlantic in the assumed
character oi an American citizen, and ight-
ing for The suhiugatou Of "a nation that 10
slruGglin n to b. free.
The i.ondon Post remarks that, to be con-
sisteni, Garibal3i should go TO the side OF
he SOUTH where nine millions OF people ara
lighting .tor tie riSht oJ gopeniag td,mselpes.
the LondOn Spectator OF the 9th Sep.
says Mr. Jefferson Davis has issued ano.
her U! his able mes 81 gcs-in English, thnt
contrasts strongly with the chequcred gram
mar and labolious obscu.ity IN which Mr..
Lincoln shadows forth the navail OF his soul,
ana Tar superior in composition to the Or
diiary Queens speeches.
The Memphis Appeal says: "The exarge-
,aI,d accounts ir., given of cur disaster l..
lie laCe battle of Corinlh, were set aii0at By
Jue sllagg!cls from our army, who wanted
some cAcU,c for their own absence from
,N,ir commands. Hence they represented
ihaI our retreat was II rGEt, and that Grtil-
cry, baggage, &c, was Abandoned
An oicer just from lhe army. assures
the cdito, Of the Appeal, of the l7ih inst,
thnt We bloUgit oil al our artillery and
baggage trains except few which broke
down Vn the road The same paper say:
" Ne have reliable information ,.s to the st,-
laiion OF The army recently engaged at Cor
,nth as lac rs last evening. II has bceh
concentrated at Holly Sy rings in mllcl
more admirable manner than the eAGcgera-
ted stories previous y aiiOat had led us ID
expect would be possible, and TO day, witn
TIE rein 'oi uemeuts 1t has received, s strong
er than before.
lis reported says the Houston Telegraph,
thN Com. fenshaw, TIE Federal command
e. a, Galveston, has pat upa notice thai ali
property in That city hot occupied by tho
owners, is couiiscatcd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
From ,hc Fort Brown Flag. oct. II.
Burning OF thG Steamer GEN. Eusk---
Outrage Oh Spanish ,0i...-E'Orsc than
ihH lFCnt Aiiair.

inrough Intelligent gentleman frcm Ila-
yanh We are IN POSSESSION OF the following
impOrtan, news concei ming tie invasion O,
Cuba by L. !. Marines from tne steamer
montgomery, in pursuit Of tie steamer
gen. kuek, comman ed by Capt. Robert
Smith, ana of the destruction Of the Gen.
i,usk by ire by the iankscs, whSc she was
flying both the English and Spanish flags,
"Td white she vas in the custody Of the
Spanish authorities.
The Gen. Rusk ran into MatagOrda Bay
ab1nt six weeks ago, with valuable carg,
o. goods, and after djscha,gng cleared for
Havana abuut the 1tA Of :, Itemler, loaded
with 100 bales o. Cotton. Several davs OF:
sne Was discovered by the l. :. blockade.
Mont geometry, Capt. Hunter, and an excl
ting chase Was immediately commenced.
ihc Rusk stccred directly for iinyans,
bat the btockater gained ground, and " hcl
wlchsn short distance of havana The Mont
grmciy opened ire on the Rusk. Captain
omitiI saw that his vessel WoGld either bs
capiucd or destroyed, and as e last resort,
he pUI her head to the shore and ran her
high and fast upon the Cuban shore ten or
twelve miles from Havana. Thus situated
he raised tue British flag over the siir and
cargo, and surrendered them TO the Spanish
authorities, who had been watching ths
chase and who boarded the Rusk a mos, -
soou as She struck. the Spanish I, tficer VII.
boarded the Rusk is stated as the Cari;-ia
of the Port (iiavana,) and he Immediately
hoisted the Spanish flag over the Englisn
cHs.gn.
hen the steamer struck two boats wera
lowered from the Montgomery anl filed
with marines, who pulled directly for toe
RusE and boarded her just after the Span
ish flag had been raised Ine Spanish au-
thoritIes protested against the act g. the Z.
5. Marines, when angry words resulted, and
sailor flOm the Montgomery struck ilS
son Of Gen. Scrrano, Captain General Of
Cuba, knocking him down and seriously
disfguring his face. During the eXcitcncDI
of the fight the husk was fred hy The l.l-
kees, and sac was destroyed. SolivesweTs
Loss, Capt. Smith and his party having rs-
capped to The shore The Yankees were very
insulting " wlile on board the Rusk aud vhgs
told that the vessel was protected by ths
English and Spanish flags, they swors
rouGdly that they "did Mt care a d-n for
England or Spainl
Havana Was thrown into the widest ex-
citem nj when the particulars OF this ns-
grant outrage and insult reachea the civ.
General Serrano Immediately ordered
three Spanish men-of-war to proceed 10 sea,
ani wEriike instructions were said 20 nave
been given TO their commanders eitner 70
bring the Montgomery into havana or -
sink her. others said. however, thai thess
vessels had sailed on other business.
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70 wing been apvUinu Il AN agent Tor the "n''rhm'ht
ceive aud receipt for any ana all cloIhing' winch
,ts and relatives may wish 1srnd to iac soldiers
direction Of Alsspnr and aIs" 10 furnish i"is-
,tion Tor the same "a Fort slhith, A'h'' WA
as Or the benefit ofail Concerned, thar lhe transport
,a. t.n will be ready By the 2j,h ot uc'oier
yil designate Bunhun, Dallas, waco oah" AHslin'
T.. uveueut points of dcpOsc, 'rom whnh "a" ''"'-
n l"nt viii "a all costs uttruns spJiiauoh i"iHnii'
ing clothing, viii pack them III rs small ~" h"-
, - possible, AMI label each package wan '"r name
. t.e soldier, re.iucGt and company, i" "Htrh ~"
u .u,igs, 50 ,icrc will bc no mistake III delivering
n. r
mere will be an agent appointed Tor "ah on" OF
.t,,y, named ola ,s who " i'll receive and receipt
II packages sent TO their care. Geo. ". Balr" is
8 Inlfrizcd agent Dallas 1t is no eb"'" ih!E
vr, that this friend, and relatives oi ine so'iir!s ;
u 90 bare feet arr now crimaUn!ng thc sIohy ph-l7
, A kansas and Missouri with the pureei blood "i
to,sm viii do all ia their power 10 l"rn'h lirm
s. comfortable clo.hng ior The approaching "ih-
! The Government is LEAVING nothing ui"i"he
=, IA is in il poser odO, ior the comfort u r 7"i
Etspucti,liy, -. Jones,
II lat 1S,l CiofLHJ Ajem
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T E L Z c. r A p II | c

-'-''>-'N-'~' = ~ " ~ '-''>"~''- ~o>'-' \
MaHhH Oct. II, VIA Holly springs, 2"Ih
--Ehein! lrom tJrh'h, yesterday, nnde Il
RECONNAISSANCE 10 or i'ncs "!ih It nag o.
truce, rndcr r!tIcNt ol seeing "hou' aiic&c"
Iii-lleatm"ut oI th.ir prisoners IN oar
haEdr, and demonstrating against me guvE-
riiIa > stem.
S"il.ing rEtiab.e Ifgardins the reported
cylc.niirn OF tOrinEh.
Upwards c. Duu prisoners, taken AT Cor
iu,h arrived at jackson to-day. Several
huhurcu oi oar WOuhutu hie ht 'ofIhlH
well treated.
he fcdtrals regard the loss Oh each s!'ie
a. equal.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2d-rhe last We have
fom BiNg@ army, lie was at LomIOn, ny,
iat.Ing back Ill good order towards Cum
bert.nd Gap.
Bgeli has II very large army, and enicaY-
oIcd 10 nahk bragg whlIst at Camp DICK
hooinson, winch Was prevented hy tns re-
treat Butl is eudca,Oring to iiank, and
thyre may be a battle any day.
MoBiLE, Ucl. "a special dispatch 10
the Advertiser and Register, dated Charles
tan, Nt!, -, states '""t me entm!, al'er
N,'er"! 'oId r'e"nnoisahcrs, nave '"h"eu IN
iJice at NtNay t"iht siA 'nlI'' iio'R '"e
Charleston ""d fa'"Mnah haIl'oa"' against
when he ls ih"i'"ihS
Ihe cn. my nave 'nnued "h0ther co'"l''h
at ,"osaha.che, a"o'h'r po'"' ""J'teh' 10
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CLOTHING.
CLO'rfIiNLS BUR Il AE.

Lirie Rock, Lrk., SEPT. Ii, iad2.
MS Is to certify ihat . y Jones, ol t"l' T.
ILWpe's Texas Cavalry, is hereby authorized ~
al rrrd to Texas, and procure amy and all tlnthlhS
the citizens may wish to send to their friends II,
s.. .rmy, and hire aud bTy wagons aGd teams and
S.h the same TO Fort Smith. Ark, the hiic q" inr-
q. 81, money TO be paid The arrival OF ~" articles
O. jrt slnilh. by MI. Pic.ce, \. q. NJ. U. >. ~ lie
a so auIhutiAcd TO purchase, al fair prices soldiers
q ing, being careful 10 select such -" Is sni,ht'
r n service the st,inc 10 be transported ~ ah"N'
r d, and 10 be pad Tor by Maj. Pierce, on Tie dc-
" of the article. 10 hiuI, the parties int crested
Ing an agent to sign receipts for the articles Dc
? .s. cd, aud 10 receive the money
JOHN u. BURTON Nhiorand \. T. VI.
Lani al Cloth,RJ HareuH IrHHo- .hts'. Ds'.
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$40 Reward,

WILL be paid 10 any person, for Information
" that will enable rie to get TIE following des-
rr lsd hofs or SO for the horse, ami $40 for tho
-rt,e AID colt: One IION GREY HORSE, years
,. . branded II On shoulder ahout 10 hands high
g.. BLACK PONY-DUILT MARE, branded with a
y lie shoe, and one black horss COLT, year old
syriHg, branded I ID on shoulder. Address Mil
o. l. Elis county. Texas. GEO. NJ. DAVIS.
.t
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Aslr,InixsraiOr's Notice.

I the August Term, \. ID. 1867, OF The County
d. .v..rt ui Ellis county, Texas, thc uhdetsiEhtn
'yl- appointed administrator OF ti'c es'a'e o' -.
i.r-lr deceased. Al pcrsyns having claims against
esiai, are nutnel 20 present The same, dii! an-
tica5rd, within the lime prescribed hy law or
.., will be barred Those indehod 10 SAID estate
2 reinred 1" make immcdiate payment
SIMON b. FARkAK, administrator.
y,t Is lS,2-i,:t,w.
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Administrators A Notice.

a 7 the september Term, loG2, of The County Court
= 3 OF Dallas County, Texes, the undersigned was
,nlel Administrator oi the estate of W, A, Cold,
, ,,.ed. Al persons having claims against said
OBJ te are notified present he same, duly autheh-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or they
o. be pos, pOnod in favor Of more diiIernt creditors
- So indebted to said estate ARE required 10 make
..4 lediale payment.
WIN. +. EDSOSDSpN, Administrator.
.nIlaa Terns. Oct Q. lshs-lG.lM.
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Administrators A NSilcc.

l Ewls WILLIAMS having Oecn appointed by the
I i.oLiie Court OF Parher County administrator
he estate of John j. Fox, d,cedse !, ~ rer7ohs
.t tI.b.rd 20 SAID estate hereby notified to come
.,.lrl and make paymcat 80 The Undersigned; al"
, having claims against said esta'e will present
. .,nIe, properly al, hentica,"l, within the time
,rihad hy law LEWIS WILLlAAiH,
.:,wi Admir- Is john j. Fox, dcia
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trinity Nlills---NOiice.

gESHE undersigned wonld respectfully inform the
citizens of Dallas and the surrounding c0uuties,
l.t he has purchased the above named mills, frfmer-
ynedby W H. Wit Co., anu having thorough
,paired the same is now prepared to grind corn
d. wheat. lie will Gll orders with promp ness and
. ,lt.h, and solicits a share of public patronage.
Y. NJ. WIGGISTOS.
Uaiias, Sept q, 1893 mos.
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strayed or stolen

Z IRON IL. subscriber, the 10th inst, living in
q Dali, Dallas county, Texas, year old RON =
gyNAaE, compact foris and fine order with
< r,ans 4nI tail, f5rmsr short but not reached T;
.ati.: branded the left shoulder, side aad ham,
"a her from James DOnaids IN, in the yicin-
% sdonia Fannn county, Texas. he said she
tr.is.f aud brandaa in Hunt county. Any per-
delivering said rouy ~ me, or giving correct in
% tis1, slll be vel .aid Tor ;heir trouble
Ia J. Al. BBONDkR.
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5. rASUIA ALL having bcrn appointed, al the
4, sep cInOcr Term, 1872, of n" Probate Court oI
j ,ar county, udHluistraior Of the estate Vi ). L.
J, .cball, deceased all persons indebted TO said eS-
t... urv heteDy n1niind TO come forward ana make
fa. II at wi hout delay Those having claims against
o., no estate VIII present hem properly authenticated,
y, ain he time prescribed by Law.
u. y PASCHALL, Administrator.
-tpf, 80 lSG2--4j.ht--Pr's Fee 81.
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Adyertisemonts will be inserted at une dollar pc,
A. lre OF ten lines of BREWER typc eight lines O'
v, lpare for the first Insertion, and hity cents inr
r., insertion thereafter. 4 liberal discount irom
20 rates to those who advertise 10y the year, BUS
81 % cards, II not than one square, VIII be h-
q ed at Slu per nnncm. -,
Announcements Of candidates for state or pls-
e. orcers or for tho Legislature, siOi County OIL
tos. sj.
a. Personal articles, when admitted 10 our col
- .Is, will be charged double the advertising rates
o. Advertisements the publication OF which !,
.. iired by law, must be paid for ~ rNat'e, ",'u
a. Work ON delivery This rule will in future be
a..l M adhered 10. -, .
~ ADVERTISEMENTS not marked with the nrmbrr
a., .scrtiops, will br coniinsed until osri"isc oi,
:, ei or gt the discretion of the Publishers, ana
r... ed accordingly.
d An communications of u business nature must
D., .,ldrcs,cd To The Publishers,
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THE NE VS. IN NEW YORK.

The excitement occasionsd by the news from before
Richmond most intense In this city yesterday. Ru
Of all sorts circulation and crowds OF PEG.
pie assembled on all the down town discussing
the Intelligence with the deepest interest The newsga-
per Offices, Al usual whenever any extraordinary
news arrives, were literally bcsleged by The i'm
patient public, who dsvoursd every line OF the
extras with oagerneS perfectly natural under tho
circumstances Perhaps not since the capture OF Fort
Sumter has there becn such perfect fever excitement
this city Every class Of people seemed 70 be affected
By the nto sence, and who did not mix himself
among the people can have any idea q the fsvsrish
anxiety that existed.
II would be difficult 70 state which feeling In the
ascsadantjoy sorrow. bitter Dissatisfaction would
more properly represent the state Of the public mind
than any other expression think Of and this
not altogether unnatural considering the conflicting
nsrs that prevailed.
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rncon gsui,ies or the Income Tax.

~ lie t3ff5H OF The HERALD.
Bonds of Tal.fo.t ranes are taxed three per cent
uron tho annual cras This tax Is payable by each
railroad company AID sech companies must therefore
doduct three per Get each coupon Paid to bond
Holders. 1hoss same bOndhoidets ass taxed three
avs per cent upon their lncome es yed from railroad
cgapobs, lbsE tazinS boin twios Tie ssno property
~ "a, ssTat o rto
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Total. SOL $40 ~
Hr. BtrNr offered o resolution that the new Court
House Committee be discharged from tho further
sideraion OF the Mayors nomination OF hr. Timothy
Churchill FOR City Hail Commissioner.
Mr. ELY, the chairman Of the committee, said might
although the proposition Was very unexpected ~ him.
The committee divided In opinion and were there
fore unable 10 report.
Mr.. PuRpY said the Mayors nomination was illegal,
because City Hall Commissioner had nothing 10 do with
building court house. But f tho Mayor would nominate
practical man he would vote for him, for the Of
having the Court House finished Mr. Churchill he said
apractica man He had been told that tn Mayer
had been treated with disrespect by tbs Board. His
had been as much aud more neglected. and
had considered themselves treated with dsrespecS
After further tho motion to discharge
the committee from further consideration OF the sub
Jet voted and lost.
Mayor Opdyke In message vetoing the resolution
OF the Board that the Comptroller 10 Instructed to draw
his warrant in favor Of Y. Hartmann the sum Of
$3.50 for clerical services rendered by order Of the dgss
OF tho First District Police Court the ground that the
expenses Of the police courts are payable only BY the
City Treasury.
The Mayor veto m reference 10 the resolution OF the
Board 10 apr Ufriats the Of 5000 for the New
Court House anlfnissoners then taken up. After
short debate 10 resolution was adopted the veto
by vote OF the Affirmative 10 one in the negative.
Mr. PurnY asked whether the Mayor had taken any
resolution Of the Board rendering the OF
their chamber W ThurIow Weed for public reception.
The President pro tenn. Mr.. TwrRD) informed the
Board that the Mayor had kept the resolution ten days.
and rsarned without any objections u was therefore
effective Nr
Ths Board then adjourned until Monday next ct noon
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SAN Rsrcfsro ~ tsPNwAtL y 1'sns
ay ward vs. ai.a faTyi ris.an VIZ 1sft VIZ
sms virc "A NJ J0 i Oh. II Gilman, Mrs atm - Flr.
~, y ~ "a 40 v,,ie ira 1oucnard Munscn Sinai
ii Il More III il Nes.n Mrs cana q W,sf, oss. =
i,rer kcirftger Dr T. PencAtNans MRS Fri dhr ca,
= i.,s'a yr. C;ttnu and eNi. N 1ritekai msn y
s,tHaan Il po ock Furfh II Ivy hce1,cr and W
T Ms Bgmpne, Mi'a titt c W. rsrssf; w ~,
is, Msri. bearer of deni aneA ts"nt sSuS "rass
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The coming anniversary Of our national Independence
Is to be celebrated at Bridgeport, Conn. In true old
fashioned style, with the addition Of modern improve
mcnts In addition to grand parade or military, nrs
and civic societies. tho programme Of the day
nounces that cat hafpas thrV O'Clock IN tho after.
the Artillery Battery will be reviewed BY Governor
Bucklnglirm aud stat, AFTER which they Will nrs solid
sIio, snd shell at model OF tho MsrrIrnas," 70 be
anchored AZ t4s dstalce o. one mile from shore Nos
less than one hundred shots will Be rod from rled SIX.
Founders Of late pattern and or recent make pacino
Engine Co. No. 20, accompanied by Dodwofib's M,
have accepted nyitaion to BIO present. paioon -
ceuslon " Ill also take place
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, June 30--12 M.
The government has no accurate information
Of the state Of affairs on the peninsula, ny
reason Of the interruption Of the telcgraphc
communication. Nothing has been received to
warrant the belief Of any serious disaster.
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from the Philadelphia Inquirer, june SOL
To first intimaton or general engagement before
Richmond was by despatch received In this city
Saturday from Arthur Mcclellan, the star Of ths
what 1t did not say than BY what il did. The language
Doctor JOHN NcCtElLAs, Philadelphia
All our friends WELL
ARTHUR MCCLELLAN
Another despatch was received on Saturday after
son Of member Of THAI firm also on the star Of
General. IL stated Ffaar
am all right.
These messages induced the belief that the senders
had been In an engagement This belief was confirmed
by rumor that relative cGponsl Black, OF the Sixty
death or that Officer and also that Lieutenant Colonel
Schwsitzer, OF the same regmon moraliy wounded
Tie children OF Colonel Black In the city at present
Inquiries made yesterday, by reporters, OF
the convaescsnt volunteers who arrived In the state Of
Maine and Whildin, which left the White Ho
siay At that time 1t believed that advance
OF the ebsl General Jackson force bad driven
pckets i've miles of and that the main body, from
twenty 20 Thirty thousand strong, ton miles In the
4'
at tho time. These were said 10 be New York volun-
tesrs, commanded by Colonel ingalls,. All VI tbs sick
who were able 10 bear arms were .; ordered
out Word was Sent 10 General Cassy's division, scat
tered at several points within ten miles, and
the trees along the border or tho Pamunksy
the battcrisz OF the Union gunb ats. Nearly all
the and munitions shore were aent rapidly 10
tho transport vessels. which, Immediately on receiving
their freight anchored out In the stream protected by
the gunbosts which were prepared 10 give stonewali
jackson n warm reception.
current that Jackson had been mot thas his advance
had checked.
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II Any ,ster dispatches arrive before the last
edition Of the HERALD goes TO press they will be
given on the tenth page
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Andsrsca, fdsnerA Ycstsrs staG mus feeling
our way into the intsrier. <Fs
4 change has occurred here In our city govsrnmsae
which, although not partcuafly interesting 70 ouisdsrs
deeply 20 TO u.s. Anybody who has wasched the dongs
this portion Of the Union army has heard Of Captain
Dan Messenger our late Provost Marshall and the way
ne mas exerted himself 90 make this town the place To-
quiet ana orderly bearing all the appearances Of psaos
ana plenty Captain Messenger has had two sets OF da
Ties 70 attend to that Of Quartarsster on General Eos
ter STAR together with the onsrous duties Of Provost
Either was quits enough and the Captain by too Close
application - BOTH laid himself up, and obliged 70
resign tho CITY ONCE and eonnpe hmsslf strictly 70 his
more important military duties. He-is stn suffering
from severe ndispcstion but Il be hoped he will
soon be good a. General Foster has appointed
successor Colonel Rurtz OF the Twenty third Massa.
chussts, who has got TO work with viii. The Colonel
Is person highly respected and the regret ut the loss
OF Captain Messenger 10 almost made up by the pleasure
expressed by the people ~ his SUCCESSOR tl1e afNa
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lieutenant for gallant and eritoriOus conduct IN the
bastss q Csnsrsss and Chsrubasco His brsvet dated
August 20, 1ssI.s On the 2slh OF February, ls4s,
- was made . full lieutenant or artillery.
= June, ASST, he was promoted to captAlncy
aad resixnsA the United States service on the 2sh OF
Dscslaber 1857 When the Pennsylvania reserve corps
ax oraaozsd he assisted Colonel Mann In tho organzs
t1Du Of 4 regiment for that corps but some trouble
srisng In tho regiment greatly reducing its number,
sutsnant Colonel Aagon was chosen 10 the comma 40
the Fourth rsansyivan cerps in which Ca
b~city he had on than OCCASION distinguished
himself in Gensra McCans division Colonel hagiton
was highly respected by ALL man Of very polished
sttainmsnss and strict disciplnarian.
sketch OF Colonel Jesse A. Cove.
Colonel Jesse A. Cove who fell At The head Of his regi
meat in the engagement the 27rh u, native or
Concord, New Hampshire, and graduate Of the Nor
Sich University His nrs appointment dates from the
ssh OF March lsa7, whom he created second hen-
ssnant Of the Ninth United States infstry and in the
following December he promoted 70 . nrst heu
(snancy the regiment. The Ninth having been
aisbandsd In 1s4s, he returned 10 New Hamp
shire apA was elected D6scrssary Of State. After
Serving his term a. Secretary, hs was appointed
from his native State a. captain In the Tenth
regiment United infantry. Senator Wilson having
srganizsd the rwsntysecond Massachusetts, regiment,
and subsequently them to Washington and having
enay refused to accompany them any further Captain
psvs was appointed to the command OF that regimest
Col cove served with distinction the Mexican war;
md show something or the endurance OF his Will
IN the regular army 10 reported that his company
marched thousand four hundred miles In ninety days
He considered gallant and efficient ofcsr, and was
beloved by HIS officers and men.