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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a HoRD's REVISION.

TIE secOne volane Of Nessrs Gsvin Hort's eourfs-
ton Indiana Statutes has Just sppe.rs6 his volus
completes their work Its eehsnicsl execution Il yer
ereditable and the SKILL learning. and labor vhch the
editors have bestowed IL the highest praise
None but learned dgeutIs~ could have prsdaost
snch WORK
he second volure embraces all psblic e
Indiana nov IN upen subjects which Il reis,s
and the first all excepting the - the last regular and
extra sessions q the Legislature n l. great excel
ence OF the compilation that an existing on esh
suhecs collected together IN TIRE place shes.
volumes; that the reader glance sIi the
Legislation in force any given subject Take, Cor
ample the Of lisa. organising Courts Of Common
Pesshe editors publish the act large. and they also
print the form Of the paers containing
this statute, all the Amsndsiory IL which have
been passed up this time. And they have done Of
all the ether contained in the revision II lss2-
The editors have added much the value Of these vol
umesespecially the lastly the copious and learned
with which the abound. These indi-
cate much labor an legal acumen. they furnish "a
concise and form with a. the sfiudestons q
oar Supreme Court these statutes these aiudes-
being very numerous, the references 20 them
"a the under consideration. WILDE o. grea. vsue
70 the lawyer and indeed ell persons concerned IN the
administration OF justice The editors have also referred,
made on statutes similar 60 ours-
An excellence Of these volumes TO be overlooked
is the full and index appended TO each In Ind
ana there has been gooc index 90 any volumes
published by authority This provoking defect
has been completely remeded In the volumes under re-
view; aud these indexes m greatly tighten the labor Of
al who have occasion 20 look into statutes.
This Is the first that private enterprise has at
tempted the publication of Indiana The at
tempt. do doubt, will be successful and will
duly reward the learned editors and enterprng psbsh
ers BveryIswyer WILL Of purchase these volumes
and every clerk sheriff and Justice Of the peace Of the
State. will and il TO his ady antsge to swn them.
DAVID N'DONALD.
indianapolis, June 5, iss2
The foregoing notice BY Judge McDOsALp, q GAvD
HonDs Compilation Of the Of Indiana. de-
signed as pun Of the work, but is unsolicited
mendAtion the ability. accuracy. and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared
The second volume. which has Just been issued from
the press being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible. This edition Of the will BE- found
cessy every lawyer justices OF the peace. and county
officers in the state. The publication Of the work
private enterprise and the publishers only hope
In sale 10 those for whose convenience
u was prepared. The volumes contain shou, 1900
pages Of natter nearly double the quantity embraced
the revision o. 1854.
The price Of the work a. so per volume 90 90 for
the two volumes Orders addressed the subscriber w
receive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAM,
Jun. It'll, 1862. Indianapolis, Ind.
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coPARTMERsHIP.
Copartnership Notice.

TIvHE UNDERSIGNED HAyE rAKgS HKSRr n
il ALvOkD ints psrtnef>hip. ard ths bassne<s yin
hsressr BE eonducted In ske and -fys % Rpoxs
declk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that has no equal IN
relieving the class Of diseases whit II has been found 80
eminenty successful in curing aud that all
be rewarded Tor our Efforts m placing valuable remedy
IN form to meet the requirements Of pa;cn, and phys
clan.
FoR SALE Ri ALL DRuGGisrs-PRICE a.
wM IL GREGG Co. Proprse,ors
Morgan A Alien. General Agents. No. .s Cln street.
New York. Wright French, 81 Randolph 81: Smith
Dryer, 81 LAke at Wholesale Agents. Chicago. inois
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
urAU, u,,AD, HrAD,
hoaas oosSsss. N " lee, aTlh. lsai,

VA n, dAssa Co
Gsals freely gye you liberty "a make use n the col,
awing SeTeatr ~ the yalae ~ Constitution aeT which
loan recommend Ia the hghest manneE
Ny wfe, who was attacked With pain in the shoulders
Whale length ot back, aud Va her imhs with Palpiaion
~ the Heart .ttendsi with FALLING Of the Wen,h Dys
mcnoFfhWa, and Irritation OF the hladaeT called q
phy scan who attended her about three months when
lac left her than he found heT then employed
~ the beet ply could md, who attended her
for about nine n-nhs and While she under he care
che dbl not suffer quite much PAIN he finally gave her
up aud sad, "Aef ease ,fas fasurhss 1" for said he
"sAe AS sHcA coplbH1f gfc,m IidiHfs, fAal gsdf
cise 0treN fr sIeFues dgitHsf other ~ Asr
dtfchkies." About this time she commenced ne 81
Constitution Water aud 10 our utter aslonishment al
the f dose seemed to have the desired effect, and
she kept improving rapidly under its and
snperntends enFrl, her domestic affairs She has
not taken any ~ the Constitution Water Tor about four
weeks. and are happy 10 that Il has produced
spermanenteure
wM NJ yANBRNSCnOTEN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATloN,

which In the unmarried female is constant recurring
dease, and through neglect the seeds Of and
dangerous maladirs the result. and month after
month passes without effort being made TO assist
ufe the suppression becomes chronic the patient IN
al loses her appetite the bowels are constipate night
sweats on, aud the consumption finally end. her
career.
LEU0oRRnHA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon az inflammation of the nu
cuns lining ~ the vseins womb II Il m all eases sca
tOranied Wy SEVERE pan ~ the baek actuss the bowels
We taken three times DAY with az injection ~ table.
spounfnl ~ red,ihe nAed With hall pin, ~ syf wstei
niuthinE shdevehlhv
IRRITATION ot rms stcH on fnf hiAbbtH, IN.
fbAMMAiipr ot ttir kiiNtf AM, uAlAhhH
ot TIM hhAnnfh ", sthA NuuAht AMI buhNa
INA 40 PAINFUL rhlNAtiku
Pot ,bp-s diseases !, s ltuy seseteisa teseas sna
tee mueh eahha, he said W is ptase sinre discs he.
btth khuwh W teett ,he musf uthehs symptoms. .
A.t tun Troubled With that talh w the s.ii
II she bach shd ,hfeurh he hirs teaspeuntAl dst
etuuhsilla,lsh Wa,tt Nill relieve $50 llhe mapit
ron DYSPEPSIA
I, hM NJ eaas W elietlhs he mesl ilsltessles fmp
lssis Asa Headache, iitAnhhfn, Acid siepaeh Nenil
las fn,al kes lske ! lesspeeNfl aheF aiNhar tbs
Uses w Az ease Ha hs Hesasea " aes bai I, sheald
w aene ssaaaAll
phyaieiANH
s.s lseE .ess sven NJ ,es wee q euseg ssss. .es ~
ief ihp NAhi w ahellpl temeat
CONSTITUTION WATER
". ge'ea l''slI eqesl % lbs ''s 'As A a'yelysa
hluhhIloH,
la's aea aseeh ,he kapsls aea l eees,an, YES .ees
lead " ehFeAe degeneration AnA eeallgAea aissase
utAO, NtAM NIAD,
lAsF..s, pa June Y, isag,
w. Wa " lissee~ lfaF Asfi w FEBRUARY, iAai
anlped With lhe sne diabetes aa tpT i've Npnhs
10 sei mpFa lhan iNe sApna ~ water 10 "a hanls,
sAs ahsed ~ eetnp a. el1en - tea ~ twelve tunes du
Vns The Nlshl anh Va Hfp months lnst ahenl 50 pounds
~ weight lNyAg The mpnlA VI lAl, a. | procured
twN hellles " Constitution MaleT aRd Ia iwa dals aeT
pslng eNpeIieufei Tvef and alter taxing iva hellles
was entirely cured, alter Tegaining my usual good
seod health, feaEs, tgaly,
" l., pE WITT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
DYsMENoRHEA, OR PAINt UL MENsTRUATIoN, A
IN MENORRHAGlA OR PROFUSE FLOWING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
srua fluid IN the being too little. aud accom-
panied 10y pain and the other profuse
tion which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known FALLING or THE WOMB
which j. the result of relaxation OF the lngaments Of tina
organ, and y known by OF he avncss and drag
pains In the back aud SIDES AID at times accompanied b.
sharp lancdatng shooting pains through the part,
WI I'm all cases. be removed by the medicine.
Where " another class ~ symptoms arising from ll
TArlON or The WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
ness, which word covers mp much ignorance and IN min
out of ten the doctor does not really know whehe
ths symptoms the disease the al the symp
toms. We can only enumerate them h. re- speak NOR
particularly Cold Feet palpaton the Heart tmpalre
Memory, wakefuness Flashes OF Heat Languor. Lassi
tude and Dinness Of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

Ma, NA. III. Gss0o
DeIr >srs have for several years been afflicted with
that Troublesome and dangerous disease, Gravel which
resisted all remedies aud doctors until took Constitution
water, and you may be assured that wss exceedingly
pessed with the result II has entirely me- and
you may make any use % my name you may m
gard 10 the medicine, az have entire confidence IN is
efficiency. Yours truly, POND STRONG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
Attest.
Jous ". RSA, Clerk
mo. 2I2)
UINrrED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN


LIMITED sfArEs or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
~ DIANA, IS.
wHsRsAs A libel of information has been lsd IN the
District Court Of the United States, within aud for The
Seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana, the 29th
day or January, 1859. by John Hanna. Seq. Attorney
of the United states for the District Of indiana against
the following described estate and effects % William
T. Holconh, to-wir Three Promssory Notes. all dated
lat DAY Of November 1865, for $500 each with interest
rom date. payable In I, and years from date re-
spectively said given by William W garrsd 10 said
Hocomb, the said notes secured by certain
mortgage on real estate IN Lsporte, Indiana, Tor a
violation ~ the Powers % ~ Congress ~ July
H. tss1 entitled IAN sctto suppress nsurrrcon, 20 pun
ah treason and rebellion, 20 seise and connscaie the
property ~ rebels aud fef other putposes and praying
process sssns, said property AID that the may be
ondsnnsd and .cid a. enemies property.
Nov, therefore. IN pursuance ~ the nuniilun under
The seal N said eeutt. to directed and delivered. du
herebs give public notice Va All persons claiming said
prosperity any part thereBf NJ any manner Interested
ihsfssn that they he ard appear before the said District
Cuar, ii The United states be held Al the city uflhdan
sres ~ and fs The District ~ Indiana the third Men
asy ufrrbta.st test, n isnelurk ~ The forenoon ufha,
asf THEFT sni there " ntstrusr their ras, and W akr
theft slissstiBn. W that behalf
n n. nusE4 a. A. Marshal
..... ret I. =. busiewl p~pusy
less n Re-, cIsis hhs.ais,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15

GO. sls)
IIslrrn srATRs or AMERICA. DISTRICT 90 IN.

(SO. alsl
I1slrEn srArEs or AMERICA. DISTRICT of IN.
u nlASN-ss
Whereas. libel Of Information has heen died IN the
District touH % the United states. within and for the
seventh Crcalt Dsrict Of indiana the 2eh day
January, lsds, BY John Hanna, ksq, Attorney % the
United states Toe the District Of Indiana against the ol
Iorins described property % John Cannon witt
one pair OF seoend hand steam engines TOT violation Of
the powers % act Of Congress. approved July ~.
entitled An act 20 suppress scton punish
treason and rebeon 20 seize and conscate the property
90 rebels and for ether pCrposes and praying process
AGAINST said property and that may condemned
snc sold A. enemies property.
No~ therefore, pursuance ~ the noulton rider the
sea- ~ said coat ~ drected and delivered DO here
~ give public notice 90 al persou claiming said property
OF any part thcrv0i IN any manner interested therein
that thev b AMI app below the said. the District
Court Of the United States 90 be held the city Of In
dAnspos, N and for the District Of Indiana on the 81
neoday Of februsry next O'Clock Of the forenoon
o. hA a-y Then and there 20 ntefpose their claims and
make their allegations In that behalf
ID. @. ROSE. e. y Marshal
ny L s. BsssLow, Deputy.
Soss a. MA. Sssfs. feb3-di4t
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ELDER HARDNESS IL BINGHAM
NOTICE.

UUAvfNG PURCHASED OF GEO W HAwEs rHg
entire stock Of goods At No 3 North Illinois street.
am author red collect all bills due the late hrm Of
starting Co. and will pay the ipdeeednes. u sid
firm. JsIAkl.iNO.
Iulyi7-diw
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rRvsses. &C.

I B. EGEY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. I9s cI-ARK ST. cucxoo. liz
Branch odce-So. S. xsr IRA street. S. Louis No
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

There class Of dserse that produces such exhaust
ing upon the human constitution Diabetes and
Disease q the Kidneys bladder aud Urinary Passages
and through false modesty they neglected until they
advanced be beyond the control o. ordinary
remedies and present the
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Ii DIANA.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
wHknsAs A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States within and for
the Seventh Circuit ard District Of Indiana, the 18th
day Of January. 1868, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney
for the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits aud effects OF William
J. Hocomb. towit: Four Promissory Notes all dated
March 3th lsSl for $500 90 EACH payable In l. 2 and
respectively from the ls October, 1851 with In
teret; said given by John j. Oaks TO
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred TO said
no comb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
In Lsporte county, Indiana violation 81 the OF
Of Congress- approved July IT, 1854. entitled "An
suppress instruction, punish treason and rebel
lion, settle and coucae the property OF rebels and for
other purposes praying process against said propey,
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
snemies property.
Now therefore, ia pursuance Of the monition under the
seal % said directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said proprty
part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States 10 be held at the city Of Indianapolis
In and for the District Of indiana, the third Monday Of
Februa al O'Clock of the forenoon Of that
day then and there intepose their claims and Ia make
their allegations In that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. q. =. Marshal.
Per l. y. BiesLow, Deputy.
Attest
Jows N. RsA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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ITsuFe sr.Iss % SafslbA, INSTRUCT ~ IN

Nj ala
ufstffn sfAfts 90 AAfRlpA, INSTRUCT 90 IN
~ DIANA, 80
whsgsss, q libel VI Information has been nhd ~ the
ps,Ea, taaEi " Ae lnlei hlalea, within aHA pT che
ssveaA osealt aaa .Fel NJ nAaaa, 90 he lsih las ~
Jsaaal lsai hfJehA ianrs tsa Alpnel plths inllrd
staisa es the District ~ Indiana, aganstAs leews de-
seFhsa estate eEe1s mensYs aaa effects ~ certain pes
sans anknawn, ~, wis sak w ~ saah ~ che hands NJ
kw, tsssh., alsa the ~ sIa 10 Ia eash ~ The
ksads NJ nne ~ hctaAh inT ylaallnn VI the
ps~sEs ~ a., ,oasges approved lnb ilha3 ente
"AA se 10 Suppress msafgeelon % pahlsh treason and
rshshan ~ sisa AL eeansossa the property ~ rebels
snd hF other puTp aud praying pIacess against
sss sssA, and INA, the sane mar be condemned and
sssa a. ansmes' pFeI asiy,
Now therefore, Pursuance u The menllian andeF The
seal Of said CaaF directed snd delivered do here
~ give pubic all claiming salt eash
Nsny pau thereof IA sny maaaaf insEesled heIen,
that they be aud appear beiEv ha said the strict Court
of The United be held stthe city ~ Indianapolis
IN snd foF the District u Indiana the third Monday II
Feb usfY mat o'clock aflhe fpFenoon II that
then and there % nieFpose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf
D. q. NOSE. United States Msrshai,
ny 1, =. hexIsw, Deputy.
josS n. hA. Clerk. frha-dist
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1ttthp. stairs 80 Aathi,iA, blsthitf ~ IN
" blANA, a.
wIsssss, libel ~ mtetwa,luH has hteA died ~ he
nisltirl ,unN " lhe tnirh sts.ss, whn ihi ~ lhp
ssssnh tHsAt sni District n lhaana, 90 the ssa iat
~ isHAa4, iaa, w hha hsaAs, tsat ANettef ~
Ne irl'sa states ~ ,he tAstsle ~ iAilans n ans
he hiHslAs Assefihfa esalp credits aNh SHEETS " Hhe
WhiaA n hfli iRNllttstar rtesnlssr,l Nults ahHNNl
ins "a thn ssstesals ~ silHHl elteh W nelnfl
NAlAMs N tiHsellpn ~ eetlaN eA nsla ~ VAhlsen
eaHAsf, be tlalsHN Ilhe peNess Az 40 W Hetpss
srps atsA iHlt vi, ant pAtNleA AA A. W sAnlatss W
safasllas, ~ rsNlah NaasaA ANA FehanN " Ntn Anh
esNAsssa lhF r9prs1sf ~ seNes, assA ~ nlMs rHll
rasA aAA pAtlNs pitess asaAs Az pFnpnlllt Anh that
hp Aal We e,aasaAsa aAA seA a. phemiea' pf'pt
ggll
Asw, lhatlsgp w patsAaAfp N Ia masiA aNapl ,he
seal W sahl pssl " ae Asuese ae ltelpA, ~ tegei
W Flfe pNhllt AHlp W aii pffseNs slaNlH aai pFf
" AAf rAglhefpl W W Al malnal Interested lhelflN
hAl lhtl he aNl appgAi hplNFe hp tah lAsll lnNH W
hs lp,lsa alasa, 81 hs hsh A. she so II lRlAnapps
" snA hg lhe hssgel " lmllana, 90 hh lhW AHiA ~
FshMall neat Al ,pAaelpk VI lhe hgsaaaa " that ial
thea .eA ,hsse " Nlsress 'hell ealms sna ~ maee
tkss sllss sliens Va that pehaii
u a kOsf, u, = Marshal
W. hluhlnN, lNpah
ias. ~ hs.p nlsss, tha-aln
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no. 7l0.l
TINTED sTATe~OF AMERICA, Dis

TINTED yTATESOF AMERICA, DIS
u TRlCT or INDIANA. SIS r. ...
WsKkxks. A libel q informston has been fled IN the
District Court 81 the United States, within and Tor the
Seventh Circuit and District Of indiana, the 18th day
Of January, 1853, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney Tor
the United states for the Dstc Of Indiana, against the
foIlownx estate credits and effects OF sne VII
liam Hocomb, tO-wit -Four certain Prcmssory Notes,
all dated the 30th % January, 1884, for fifteen hundred
dollars payable 1th day Of October, In the
1881 1881 1883 and 1884, respectively. with interest
nusiy from the 18th October $780, said siven by
one Jo-~phrs L. Way 20 seth Way, and by him en-
dorsed sbd transferred 20 tzd william J. Holcomb,
for violation Of the powers OF Of Congress, ap
proved July H. 1852 entitled An act 10 suppressnsurec
ton punish and rebellion seize and conscate
the property - rebels aud for other purposes praying
process against said property, and that the may
condemned aaf sold ~ enemies property.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the mOnion under the
Of said Court directed and delivered do here
BY give pubir notice 10 all persons claiming said property
any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held At thscty Of Ind anapo
lis and for the District Of Indiana, the third Monday
ofFebrusry at 10ocoek of the forenoon ofthat day
then and there Dterpose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
u. GARLAND ROsR, U. sM..
By |. s. BrsELOw. Deputy.
Attest JoHs n. REA, Clerk. feb3-dl4
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-12
The Victory at Fredericksburg.

We publish to-day copious accounts of the great
victory recently achieved by the COnfedeTates at
fredericksburg The struggle consisted of three
heavy battles; Ths first at Wilderness Church on
Saturday, May ID; the second at Charlottesville
on Saturday, May Sd; and the third near Frede-
ricksburg on Monday, May 4th. In the language
of the Richmond SsntiHet-
"These combined victories constitute grand
success, which must yield US most important fruits
Il will add immensely to the luStre of our arms 1t
will heighten and confirm that admiration for the
skill and prowesS and un6inching heroism OF our
officers ard soldiers, which has caused the whole
world to do them homage. 1t will conciliate the
sympathy and command the respec: OF men every
where, for our country and its people"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-12
OBfHUARY NOTICES.

Died; OF dropsy, in Sampson county, the 18th of
1910; 2. we resdenceof her daughter, Mrs Kitty
euRnry, Rs ELIzARETH WILLIAMS IN the 74ih year of
her her age Mrs Williams was strong. athletic woman,
not rendered heples but ate hearty breakfast walked
out dSolF A. died the same day at about occck sitting
10 chair Thus ends the earthly career ofone whos3
life has heepin ent to society, and especially 10 the
Primitive Baptist Church, Of which she had been worthy
member about "a years ever aGOrnng the doct If her
Saviour by godly wal k,auf conversation andia the
ming of her life few minutes before her death She
pressed her willingness 20 die, if the Lor will
call her hence She is gohe leaving numerous posterity
friends and aeSRantances who, if They would fts the
example oftH4 hother, grandmother and grcrt grand
mother might long strike hands the banks of eter
nal deliverance So mote il be. T. D. 4 VI. A.
. Chr:stian Advocate please copy. 20.
Left on the I'd inst, the wing of the angel for his
home Of peace in heaven JAMES KEEALL of rof L.
aud C. K Wright, of Trpy College N G., aged FIVE years
and eight months Awhile before his departure, he SS
his iaYoriie little hymn bsgh6ihng--'- -
want to be angel,
And with the angels stand,
crown upon my forehead,
harp with my hand, &c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-12
Death of Gen. r. J. Jackson.


Stonewal Jackson is dead! This announcement
will occasion profound sorrow throughout the Con,
federate States. He expired at Guinea Station on
Sunday the 10th, from the combined effects of his
wounds and an attack Of pneumonia
The death of no other citizen of the Confederate
States would have caused as deep grief. The loss
,bich the cause has suffered by his removal from
the world. cannot be overstated. From the be-
Ginning of the war he has been a light, always
flaming onward % victory. Indomitable, indefstf
Fable, patient prompt to STRIKE full of resources,
,ovar at fanlt he was absolutely invaluable to the
c,rse He was the foremost .f3hting man of the
continent. In the last great conflict it was ms
,noyement breaking through and assailing the enc
INV in rear, which led to victory. No man pos
sossed in fuller measure, or more deservedly, the
confidence of the government the army, and the
people.
He was Christian soldier and patriot Whatever
may be the result of the contest in which he lost
his life his fame will endure Foreign nations, and
even the generous among his enemies in the United
States, will accord to him sincerity and singeness
Of purpose, unsulied personal integrity, and very
b;gh Qualities as General. And II 1t should be
the will of God to give independence to his country
his name will be mentioned and honored, and his
sxauple will be held up as among the nOblest of
onc;ent or modern times, Wheresoever and as long
as that independence shall be celebrated in speech
or song
"There isa tear for all who die,
4 mourner DER the humbest grave;
But nations swell the funeral cry.
And Triumph weeps above the brave"