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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10

NIaiI Arrangements.

At the Fremont Postoffce, the mails viii close
Going East and South, at ..5-..-.-...-. !. sc Pm.
" WestAnd North az - --- - 900 AN.
g Findlay, y,at----l--.-.l.----.------9 9yo9A-M.l. q
May IL, 1862. II. r. sHoMo, Postmaster.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
Kananyha VTovementa.

The Cincinnati oommercial gives the follow
ing account Of movements up tlsO Kanawha to
Buffalo:
On Saturday last two infantry and one cav
airy regiment under command OF Col 'foland
ofthe 3fth Ohio Regiment, made ain Intellectual
attempt to capture Jenkins rebel cavalry ip
camp at Buffalo, on the Kanawha. Our troops
advanced in three directions from Point Pleas
ant The center column surprised Jenkins
Cavalry, 500 strong, before the other columns
arrived. The rebels We're driSen ont of their
cawp.i Oarfmen cupiured and dasteoyed al
their mpequippage killing seven aud eaPtgr-
ihg. r.iae IQf thena. They pnssBed the rebels
inforced by two regiments ofiniantry and three
pieces Of artillery Our force then fell bach
= fl.s,..t tl...a ls,s.s...f n ygtg,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10

The drafted men Of this county are coming in
as we go to press Thursday p. m. They win
leave for Camp Cleveland this friday morn
ing. Quite number have volunteered in the
three years serviee. a.
The report Of the Soldiers Aid Societies q
Green SPRING., came too late for to-days papa
It win appear inourneAt.I , . IT lsli
We ask the indulgence of some Of our adver-
tisers IN leaving their favors out this week. ws
viii make it right hereafter. -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10

teefs; no dfaft3 10 over herqnofa. .'aFss alzi1iTi
SANDUsKY TowNsmP, has 1863 enrolled; 452
volunteers; no dralis 30oyer her quota. a
TOTALS FOR SANDUsKY CoySTY.-Enrolledm men
1893; Government called for 1884 men; we have
1895 now in the field; 1ss were drafed giving
to the service 7s3 men. The population of the
county is 2I,l47. The men in the service there
fore pskesthe ratio QUE sddier to eVeryI2 Of the
population of the county; at the same ratio at
which Sapdusky County has been called on for,
the State Of Ohio would have grand army of
1875, 900 men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
The Wan News. IA


Cairo, Sept. 5.-Glorious news to-day from
Corinth. The rebels are routed and retreat
ing Their loss is very heavy. Ours also
large. Cen Dodge sent a message from Co-
lumbus, 10 prepare for lArge number Of wound
ed. Price, Van Dorm ard LovelL wore in COM
inand OF the rebels, who numbered 10000
Oug .saE esgfgie e hsye es!!sd Ro3x a aR,
ayissbatlle ~ Corinih Satdfday Morning
Price attacked Rosecrans right, and Van Dorm
aud Lowell his left. The assault was made with
great determination. At one time our center
was penetrated, aud the rebels reached the Cor
,inui HerFeraeay ibe certcr Of The town They
were driver bat atthe point Of Vie bayonet.-A
Van D0rcn led his column over the abattis on
the left up to within fifty yards Of the ditch,
exposed all the time to scathing fire of grape
aud canister, aud was driven back by the charge
Of the 27th Ohio and .lltlr Wisconsin, The bat
tletlasted III lraif past elcfen wbena The rebels
begah b tetreat toward HhtcbA fiyeE
The number killed and wounded on either
side is not known. The rebel loss is reported
much largcr than ours We have about 200 Or
1000 prisoners not including the wounded
Gen. Hackleman, was killed, and Gen Oglesby
dangerously wounded. Coils. Smith, Gilbert
and Mower are wounded.
Tire Mobile and Ohio r. r. Is bot seriously
injured. The Telegraph has been repaired to
Oornlh.
Gen. HurlbuFt, marched Saturday, to the
south side of Hatchie River, with large force
thus cutting off Pricess retrcat. Roseeraps
moved early this morning to renew The attack
Cannonading has besf1 Haffa t3sd8yin the di-
rectiop these forces, TsPrice is in the forks OF
Hatchie River, between Huribtft and Rosecrans
Washington, Oct, 6.--Tho following dispatch
cs have been received hero: stser-r aSzgs
FIRST DISPATCH.
| GRANT's HEApouARTERs, JACKSON, Tenn,
October 5th, 8 A. NJ
| 70 Mgjor- General Ha5lcck RersF s4s
Yesterday the rebels under Price, yap. Dorm
aud Lowell were repulsed from their attack on
/ Corinth, with great slaughter, the enemy are in
\ full retreat leaving their dead and wounded on
the field. Rosecrans telegraphs that the loss is
serious on side, particularly in officers, but
bears no comparison with that of tho enemy
Gen. Hackelman fell while CALAMITY leading his
brigade; Cen Oglesby is dangerously wounded
Gen. Mcf'herson wths his, command reached
Corpth yesterday, Gen. Rosccrans pursued
the fetreating enemy, this morning, and should
they attempt to move towards Bolivar, will fol-
Gen. Hdriburt is at the Hatchfe river, with
] five or six Thousand men, and is no doubt will
4 the pursuing column, From 700 to l,0O0 pris.
oners besides the wounded, are left in our hands
L ,rsfvpHa- u. S. GRANT.
Major Gen, Commanding.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
Local ana WiScslIaasoqs Matters.
5. M. PETTINGILL 8 CD,

s. ITePETTINGILIs& & CO.,
No. 81 Park RoW, Ncw York, d State-st, Boston,
ARE authorized Agents for the FREMoST JorkNAI,
In ees and authorized take
and Subscriptions for rs at our IowEsr RArEs.
Time Table.
There now but tso passenger trains per day. each way
on the c. 7, Road trains viii leave as follows;
Going East, Mail s22 AM, N Y. EXP. 5.5s Pm.
Going Wess.-- Mail 20 An. Teleg. Exp. s.4oP.M.
Fremont Lima and Union Road, train leaves at $50 An,
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, eos AN. Accom-, $40 Ak.
Going North, Mail, 3.45 Pm. ~. Accom-, b35PM.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
TlHE HoUSEKEEPER'S
New Furniture Polish.

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Brother Jonathan POLISH "a
iscertiaed BY all the leading New YORK Furniture Deal
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this New FURNITURE Polish, Housskeeper can work
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Desks Pian0s Picture Frames Carriages etc. and make
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The TiouskKERPEKs NEW FUKSiruRE POLISH is for sale
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
SECOND DESPATCH.


GRANTS HEADouARrERs, !
- slsi JACKSON, Tenn, October 5.
To Inajor General Hallcck =. e.sss is
Gen. Ord, who followed Gen. Hurlbut, met
the enemy to-day, the south side of the
Hatchie river, as l understood fromsa dispatch,
drove them across. the stream and took possess
sion Of the nights with our troops. Gen. Ord
took two batteries, and about 200 prisoners. A
large portion of Gen Rosecrans force was at
Cheyeils At this distance everything looks
most favorable, and I cannot see how the enemy
are to escape without losing everything but
their small arms. have strained everything
to take into the fight an adequate force and to
the right place
(Signed) U. s. GRANT,
Major Gen. Commanding.
10 Major General IYu14eck: trF
| HEADQUARTERS Gen.. Grant's Army, jackson,
Tenn,-12:20-Oct 6.-Gen' Ord and Hurlburt
caiue Upon theeheniy yesterday and Gen. Hurl-
burt rthaving.driven in small bodies of the rebels
the day before, after seven hours hard fighting,
drove the enemy five miles back across the
Hatchfe toward eorinth, capturing two batteries,
about 200 prisoners and many small arms, and
Immediately apprised Gen. fRosehcrsr1s Of these
facts and directed himto urge on the good work
The following despatch has gust been received
from him: Ht So
-Ohewalla, Oct. 6,-r7o Hejor Gen. Grgrt;
Tile enemy is totally routed, throwing every-
thing away; we are following sharply.
Signed W. S. RosEScRANs
Under previous instructions Gen. Hurlburt is
also following. Gen Mcpherson is in the lead
of Rosencrans' column.
The rebel Gen. Martin is said TO be killed.
Signed U. S. GRANT,
i-r Major Gen. Commanding.
Cairo, Oct 'T--As yet we can only state the
general results of the fightinga at Corinfh. Skir-
mshing commenced Tuesday last and there has
been more or less fighting every day since
The rebel loss was about 500 killed and 500 OF
1900 wounded. We have 1900 prisoners at
Corinth, 600 on the'Hatchie, and more are con-
stantly coming in. We have taken several tfou-
sand stand of arms thrown away by the rebels
in their flight. They mostly of new Eng
lish make. 'ti
Our loss is believed to be 3O0Eilled and loco
wounded. Many housesin the town were badly
shattered by shot and shell. g'.- 30
On Sunday, Gen. Ord drovethe enemy five
miles over hills and through woods and valleys
the rebels taking advantage of every wood for
their infantry, and every hill for their artillery
The fight lasted seven hours. The rebel Gen
Rogers was killed. Gen. Oglesby died of his
woandsg Gen, Ortl was slightly wounded.
Prisoners takensaY that their, effeetive force
in that vicinity is sixty-five thousand. This is
probably an over estimate, but it is certain they
outnumbered us two to one - 5'
i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10

EE $4,000 buildings have been cleared
ofRATs and NICE BY using Or. L. Goas death to Rats
1t never fails to kill. c. R. Mccnoeh, and s. Buekana
sell IT in Fremont. Aug. 20 ls62-yI
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-narEa frOR 1aaa.

fINHE TkErPAYERs Of Sandusky County, Ohie, are
hereby ca that the taxes Levied tic Daplics
OF said Cooniy Tot the year 1852 correctly stated
the foliouinr table showing the number OF ps ievet
on each dollar q the valuation thereof
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
Specie AotIsss.
rBE 0WEAT ENeLEstE mEaaRDE.
STR JANIS cbARKEs
OoIebrn1ed FomnTe .plll..


, cCiebrated Female Pills. I
rRorkcrED 6SN ~ - tk4rEns
sr ROYAL vAtuxs
PrsPsfsdf f.em eprsseripiiq. n SIR auss cyerts A. D.
Physician ErfSaof dfadrg % fht' otssa. - fi5
hisintHlanblo medcina nnfar IN tlx cnrs n Al N
these painful and dangerous Diseases 70 vhlc ae
eanstitutions su5ect n noefAtes Alekceass FcN
ali olasrseaona and speedy carou7sys
ttet, ITO MARRIED LADIES 4.
TITS peculiarly sutsed. Il wi 10 short fhe, bring
The monthlypeiod with reeutnritEs n - as e tfrts
Each bottle Price 81 bears Government Stamp cf
Great Britain 70 prevent couu,erfeits.
10 all cases Of Nervous shd spina Aasetbns Palhs n
The Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight ezeron, Papts-
tipp Of the Heart Hyrtefcs and Whites hsse rls WI
eject cure when 40 other means have fifed Ind A.
though powerful remedy DO not eohtaI1 iren csi6ns
aptimony any thtng hurtfufto the eonsuintiun. VI
Full dlrecsieeai the pnnptiet mound each peeAse,
which silould Ne carefilE preserved. - 49, ii 81 - ~
( Sole agent for tile uniied States and Canada; =
JOB MOSES, Roshestef. Ny.
N.B. loo ana sIx postage slaRps eneiossd q aay
nnthofiEed agent WI euHuss 30 Pills.
bs return nail. Sold il Fremont ~ 3, ppclk.AAp,,
and \, DILLON S.soSs ~ ,s Avg. 70 lse27-yl =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
RELIEF IN TEN mINUrEs. ert
ksGsiaa I BEt YA-FIsS rs5.iaH .sff
PULMONIC WAFER Sgf.-

PU LMONIO WAFER Sll
re Original Medicine Established in 1851 and ars art
Gle of tile kind introduced under he OF sPuL-
Moo wAFnRs" in this or any other country. All 9th.
Pulmonc Waters counterfeits The gennine can
be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on each
? WAFER. 81 FL t fife u 4litE
rII IlRY&x's PurxoEIc w4ySRs ffya
RsieTe Coughs, Colds, Sore Threat, Hoarsenoss.
BRYANs PutMoNfo wAFERs,
Relieve, Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
r BRTkN's PuLNosIc wAFERs, ~ gef
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAEs Pc1MoS1c wArrrs
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases. avn
tsf BRYAxs PrIlfoSho wAFRRs, 81 sft
RelieveIritation or Tie Uvuia and ronsis.
BRYAS's Pu1NoNic wAFEKs .ss
Relieve the abOyr coppsinisin Ten Minutes. .s-
BRxAxs PuIMoNIc wAFERs,
Are Blessing 10 all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYANs PuLMoxic wAFkRs,
Are IN simple form aud pleasant TO the taste. s
BRYAN's PULNoSIc wAFERs,
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public speakerHy
BRYAy's PuLneSIo w4FFRs.
Not only relieve bot eject rssdand lasting Curos.
tftf BRYAN's PuLMosIo wlFERs, eliI -0
Are Warranted to give sntisfaction to every one.
No Family sh auld be without a boz Of
BEYsN's HuLMoNIc WAFRRs
.aft ~ 10 the house. fl
No Traveller should be without a supply Of .s
BRrAN's PuLMoNfC WAFERs
- tl- In his pocket. ttfs 81 i's ii4e
30 No person viii ever aadect to give for ssi
4 f,. BRyAsts PvLNoSlo wAEERs
tHH ~ Twenty -hve Cent.
JOB MOSES sole Prorprioter, Rochester, N. Y
Sold in Fremont by s. BUcKLANO, and e.. DILLON q
SON Ang, 20, 1921
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Thc Draft IN snndmsky Countv.

Asthe draft was not completed when We pub
lished our paper last week, we print the fnll list
of the dfahedimen io4dsy la ts,1 10
YoRK TOWNSHIP, has 447 enrolled militin; 1854
poluuteers; 81 drafted men, making total Of
J 75 fof the servire ti"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10

Isuefl' has Won the repdtatioh Of being tie best
wagon, naster ia Che arRy.s he brought tFo
thousand wagons with him from Northern Ala
bama TO Nashville without losing single eae.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
DIR. OBED ANDREWS
-XAPOR GUM.

Caves DyspepsiS. COS Fil
yAPOR GUN cures Threat and Lung Complaints "a IL
vAPoR GUN lsussd and reeonnusndedby by 100000 mens
women and children. e
VAPoR GUN is the known substitute for Tobacco
FAPOR GUM cures Nervous Diseases
yAPoR GUM Is prepared ~ scientific Chemist sffse
from every objectionable quality and uy be safely and
properly used by men sonen and childTen, daily. ~
VAPOR GUM
Is popnsr and tersa1y used, but ite evf-
dsnce dsetued necessary Tens thousands like the
following unsolicited letters mig be published:
From the Hon. Ar. Britain. .sss.
osoxDGsA.N. Y, June 21, 1869
Dear Sir-Some time in April bought roll of your
Medicated VApor Excelsior Chewing um, of trav
cling Agent. At the time regarded an experiment
fora throat denity along standing disease and take
this opportunity to acknowledge its heaing qualitier
which have been manifest in my asthewonder Of all
who knew the Affections under which labored for long
ume-its effects have called forth much inquiry to
where II could be obtained many anxious TO get
some for like complaints. Please forward soon. e&
-t Yours, &C., ~ &. 2, NJ. BRITAIN. -
BEW1RE OF cOUNTERFEITS.
G7- Buy only that put up in fat, square boeks
II never is in rolls, % fsiesi 0f 41s
soldin Fremont by o. R. McoULLooH and s. BUck-
LAND, ~ "a s,l +, fy,, -,. Aug 20 ls62--ri -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10

Bowling Green, Oct. 9, 1852. 90 Governor
Morton-We bad a fight with $50 rebels
at Russellvillc on Sept Soth, and whipped
them badly, killing and wounding thirty
five, taking ten prisoners, forty-two horses
and fifty guns. We lost one man., Howard
Hudnut of Company A. ts
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-10
'igned Ben. IIARRIsoN,
Colonel 18th Indiana Regiment.

bohlsVlIie, Oet. d.-deneral dilbert wlth nus
corps, isat Lebanon. 81 .LQ
II is supposed by military mon that the whole
rebel force is reireating- TO Hollis Gap, a few
miles south Of Crab Orchard, where they intenc
TO make stand. The bridge at Shepardsyille
win be completed by Sunday Nearly all ia,
bridges between Us and the rebels have beer
burned by. them, and-some, thFee weeks will
elapse before they can be reconstructed.
The story of the capture, by the rebels nea
Elizabethtewp, of fonrl companies of the Ohio
Cavalry last week, is untrue.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-26
LUMBER DEALERS. ETC.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, Office of Intern Il !
Revenue, Washington, Nov. II. 1862. {
Sic Yours of the 10th is received. Ii
answer have to say: From the enclosed de-
cisipn you will be able 10 determine when the
draer in lumber is retail. and when whole.
sale dealer. Persons conveying and selling
lumber outside of your district, are to be as
scssed by the Assessor of the District where
In the lumber is sold.
'-Gcnerally the business of one who keeps 4
stall IN the market, is that of u retail dealer.
There are exceptions, however. The Assis-
'aht Assessor and Assessor must judge in each
Case. Ii the dealer Sc lis chiefly or entirely to
consumers, though he may often sell in the
original packages. he should be clas3ed as u
retail dealer. If, on the other hand, his sales
are generally in the original Packages, or if it
is MS occupation 10 sell to those who buy to
sell again, or If this part of his business is con
sideraoe, so much that he depends upon and
procuIes stock with reference to it, he should
he ciassed as wholesale dealer, even though
lie sells at retail. The law contempIates sales
al retail 10y wholeS lie dealers
"a dealer who sells soap, candles, starch.
'"s, or other articles, by the original pack ase
VI SAT- 10y the Wagon load. &c. &c. To coasu-
,''rs, Is not wholesale dealer under The law,
u' ,u' u he sells TO those who sell again. he will
oe required to have a Wholesale dealers H.
cehse furniture dealer who sells a bureau,
so'a' or table, to customers for their own use
Nhether in the package in which he received
or not, is not a whC lesale dealer''
Any person selling liquor in less quantities
,Hah three gallons at one time. are required 10
'~ licensed as retail liquor dealers. A license
~ Tavern keeper does not extend the privi-
Iese OF selling liquor. Nor does license as
Nquor dealer, issued by the Collector of Inter
n' Revenue, extend the power to sell contra
)! 10 The laws of the State
Very respectfully,
GEO.-E Boutwell,, Commit
10 Daniel Livingston, Esq, Assessor 10Th Dis
irlct, Curwensville, Clearfeld Co.. Pa.
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MONEY SAVED IN BUILDING G.T,

Ivl save money in building and to put up styI-
lsh well proporti5ned and substantial building
for less money than usual. may be done by calls
ing on A. Victim an, Architect and Designer
Those who intend to build either an hum BILE res
idence, magnificent hall for the comfort OF
life, will save money by taking the advice of an
experienced Architect making preparations in
time and by obtaining the bills drafts estima ates
and spec ifcations at the proper tine will guard
against empty purses before the completion of the
building.
The undersigned would therefore respectfully
inform the citizens of Clearfeld and the public in
general that he is at all times prepared to execute
Jobs, In his line, short notice. aad on the most
favorable terms. Having made his business a
regular study with several experienced archi-
tects, and having also had long experience in the
business, he fatters himself he will be able to draw
the best designs of every description of buildings
make correct draughts of all kinds of patterns.
models for patent rights, &C., &c and to give en-
tire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage.
People from distance viii, by sending the d;
mentions of the ground plan, with a description of
the location. scenery. and country around il. be
gratifed with design suitable in style and order
with the location, scenery and country and we'll
adapted for its special purpose. No charge will
be made If the job should not be satisfactory.
Carpenters who desire to improve in the theo-
retlcal parts of their important profession NAV AL
ways receive instructions in either of the dierent
branches of Architecture. Information can AZ ali
times be obtained at my Office up stairs in Sbaw
Row, or at George Thorn's. Clearfeld. Pa.
May,i' ez-om AUGUSTUS WHITMAN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-26

TOn the I'd Nov. NJ. Petteit. re sident OF
Redbank township Clarion county, Pa, whilst
in fit, fell with both feet in the fire and
there lay helpless until they were burned so
that amputation was necessary to save his life.
~A Mr.. Richard Sproat, residing near
Washington, Pa, hung himself on the 18th
Nov, in his fathers stable. The only cause
that can be assigned for the act is, that he sold
some grain and hay at much lower prices than
he was afterwards offered.
~On the night ofthe 18th Nov, the house
of Henry Mayors, in Somerset township, Wash
ington county, Pa, was broken open and
robbed of 200 in money which was kept in
a bureau drawer Mr.. Mayors offers reward
of $500 for the arrest of the thieves.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE JOURNAL y
BALTIMoRE, Md, Nov. l9

BALTIMORE, Mu., N OV. ~, lSbZ.
DEAR Row IL do not write at this time, be-
'ause have much of interest to communi-
'.'s' ouI simply to prove that l still exist
"''ch Is proved by the fact that have in
creased 70 pounds in weight since the termi-
nation OF Gen. Pope's campaign, which had
""i'lled me we'll nigh up to peak. Our reg
'"ent suffered severely. Out of 9S2 men on
" OH answer at roll call-including those in
parole camps. Only about 100 OF these are
'.h our pet General (SiegeD-the rest were
e'' al aIrfax, impatiently waiting for horses
-ue! are tough, hardy fellows, and eager to
gam participate in the strife that we be-
eve Is soon to put an end to this wicked re-
e'"Oh, and bring every traitor, who is spared
nun The stern demands of justice fthe haIter)
~ acknowledge the supremacy of the old
'a' bought banner and time reyered Con-
siituton.
na'e been in Baltimore for more than a
:, .n recruiting-whichi is rather dull since
HAt took place. But, we have an order
%" drafted men to all up our regiment,