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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
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hpJUr.Er GsHRRAt'S OFFICE,
Davenport. Sept. lith, 1888
Geaer Onye,s, No. 1913. ,. 1855
l. III art oriiy of the War Department the
Governor o. this State 10 authors ID 70 raise,
within forty DAYS, another Regiment Of Cavalry.
II. 5,i regiment viii be known IS the eth
Iowa Caesisy and will rend, zvous at Davenport
III The companie and squads raised for the
ssh Iowa Cav slry. in excess of the numbe. neces-
ssrvto orranize saii Ssh Cavalry will be trans
feryed<a the 9th i3wa rayalfy.
~. All recruiting Officers for The Oh Iowa Cav
airy will ne reful an1 follow directions Of Gene
raj Orlsr No IS Of the War Department, Is 2 il
relation % recruiting. Copies of said ofdr No.
Is and General Orders No. III and ll9 Of this De-
par,ment, will furnished all recruiting officers
V. Col ". " Trunbull, formerly 1t. Got 0
tie , i,wa Infantry. will command the 9th Iowa
Cavalry.
vi Applications for the position OF Veterinary
Surge Tor said 9Th Cavalry will be forw.r led to
thi. Department.
by order OF the Governor.
n u. BAKER.
sfli Adjutsnt Genera Of lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

Sold al wholesale in chicago by FuLLt r.,
tlNCH FULLhk K. md oil druggists
= Country Merchantsand l cal, rs supplied
BY a. F CROSBY and q. II. Beckwith, hiosg.
Sold ia DaveD ort by +. Jacoby, IT., r. $. bal
lord. Stevenson + Carnahan, w. W. Parker, q
Schlegel, Ui,zen 4 Koch and n. kovacs.
my23.ddw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
;s.Chlg@n SOUTHERN 4 Lake shy
EkAsRl ROAD.
SUM MER ARRAN EMENT

IN AND FTER NAY kTH, AND IN
Ill further notice trains will leave Chicago ns
as follows:
700 A II New York Express, daily, excer,
Sundays.
7go " Night Express, daily, except Satur
davs.
$50 81
Ill the above trains make regular connection.
= u'ikir1 BIZ tfalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
! al, Be ton, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and al
ps. y Vast
larvrious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
G. achievements Nigh; Ira ms.
through Tickets te optsinod at the Gem
2st5s eice. 81 Ciark street, vna1. - era...I
|, a., D at the Depot, corner of Ole Van Uurer
- herman stress.
He. SAWYER.
conrr1l Wee n 4 ue-..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
W AsnINGro y. Sept. lG.

Gan i.ilmoto, in an iii-,ll coomrni-
eaten, s.: TAI y-six pies OF ar
cry we c cept d on MosIi, ls..nd, and
il Is not ia possible that Others 5 i re-
mn nc"a J..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

LoWhLL Mas. Stps. Il.
}. G. Aver Il Co.'S pa NJ ms licine
|cstsb shmcn' took ice IA I eseujuet, tnsa-
Ping the two upper stories. - 5, 500
1000; 'n-ur me-, $50 900. About 200
hands lose emploN.n.nt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
Coed News for Old Soldiers.
.s402 BOUNTY ( PREMIUM

'W7ILL neEeAlD 70 fHE VETERAN
~ VOLUN FER" Who hay seea service, not
~ ssea nihs months, and has received en- hon-
"..ose eleehnsge. end IL now scum, hesjthy ard
sole o0dIed, ta0 will enlist - : Veteran Vol
nnsese- fee tLsse yssrs or the var In the
FIFTH lOWACAvALRY.
the crack Cavity Rsginsst ~ Gen Rssass.ns
amy. Any - lasos. X. ". PscRBAu, Rssruit.
ing Once: sss ths FifIt les CesAly. 1919 Mss
HGaDopAsrsA6 Ricsr rsua tlaeu1 I '.sasa &
Dsaspas isss, As(sss ~. asl1Fs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
Price. Is cents per Boz, o. Boxes for ST.
Prepared By Dr.. J. G. AVER q Co., Lowell, Mass
...,o,o, e. n:p. Un - ,.-.,... W..
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1NCALLIBLE LINMENT
Great External r. medy.

For Rheumt snl can't, Nerrnloio. LsmLogo, sf;e
Aeok nndJofhts, hD,otns, B,uiAes Cats and
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Tor al 81 which Il . speedy and certain
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q As Az ALLsyttToR OF raIs i, IL u,,iyaled hy
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6 FOr NERVOUS DtBI.lfY and General Las.
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QU1tSYF ~ sORE THROAT are " met mes AZ.
srerie rsiigna' ard Dangerous hut . tiu,elv
appcat'ogsf bic Ii ncnt wi never fail to cure
Or ehiNo are set eiues very obs. mate. and
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lAtALLibLk LlAlut nj, wh~n uscd aecerdiue
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
Hasnibai 4 81. Jos1pn Railroad

IN GOOD CONpiTL0S, And TRAINS ARE
i ran0lns daily, East aid Wsst, fts the tsauspof-
Ss.ss.oh. Al nsiirs.a, ,ocSs.a .s.s - ~ ~ W.
sissippi River hass dirses consectien nth ~ J
st 10 + p, or it, Mns u splsndld steam FnAlnp1o,
Tho Hannibal 4 st Js-sph = \ kfDe 81 PackSes
On the Aissotpi eWse I 20 daily. south 70 Lever
worth, PafkviilS, oniudsro. Wysndotts| tnd Kan
- City ssd tri-ysohly, north 70 Nehraska City.
P10ttsmoath, Omaha I'D Coaadl Blulb. Ut sd
Daily NATL Coa4hss raa = eonnsction with
tfaius of this roaA = a! snposssss town. u
lAufeass, Topeka 1~t my ana Fort Beotk,
Ovesaaad P.ks's Ppsk ~ California Ma,
Cseeba is.ss d6aiz. fsae - nssvDf City a.
as2t Like ~. - vnsssso Is dsys.
liss. vbi1e ne feQtd sevss leeesiy n iss., 80
Dislarse. Cha rasg ~ Iiaa. -
b q SSlaT ST., s s.:as ~ Astssel, u,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
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.P1TIS

An ytSft 0ek, Aeb1e, and
complainings Are yon out
Of order. With yoUr syetea
dersnged, and your Nelinss
uncomfortable > These symp
toms are ofteh the pselsds
TO serious illness. Some nc
Of sickness IL creeping upon
you, and should Be oyefted
by . timely uee Of the hight
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the di&or.
defed humors - purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstrncfed In
health again. They -timu-
late the fuactions Of tho
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Ga,.aa 81 sl:s-xs Jasuu Rsiiso d

Sa,.a s u sl.c,xe Jsauu Ksiis, d.
~ q izsass ss:;ss g. s s sBllIisss
ssAN AiU AFTER MONDAY, NAY IcfH
= tFh, ISL. ft.ins Will leave v els street L
not Chico, io'iows. (sunaays c-e-,'ed.)
Ats:lo i and p , ii, ior tsevidere, r. Old,
licep At, Wa en-, Gaiena, Ban'ith, DUBUQUE
md i8t-Trrc d Q places.
Ats.j A N and o. + n for Dixon, Polo. Full
tra, Cedar II gds end 'n'efnedis.s 7ts.
At4 ! for Elg.n. Belv dels, Rockford and in
tera5 iia;e points.
At $40 = Il orGc1e7a and intermediate p's ces.
u 'sea:esF soT L ,'o't sod GAINESVILLE will t. Re
'lle 80 . u AMI z il tiaia
y szeasess iof Ciss-ll Jake, McHeniv. Rich
mead Gesova Ls,ie and Intermediate points, wi,
tate he = II tEn.
At o:,Y ? N ani o:ss a NJ, from Dunleilh Gslssa
Err per-, ete. -sss e ~
Al So r 81 aul e.oo-A N, from Cedar Rapids
Fpl'oq, y xor, ec.
at Ii: A. 4 .geu tox River Valley.
at s:s,g il NJ Geneva Accommodation.
ssy Weeping Care on Night Trains.
j r TALC0TT. Gsni Snp't.
@ y. WEBv eR. t;erj pass'gr ct. r,1,t'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
y&Iy{.~
THEbR NYrfcR

! ! ! ! ! !
.NE ~ ~ ehssd toatbe aSfS ~ Z
1zHHA usticics that viii cure a this this
InNILl Oh Il hsif to-" BIZ they ara IN
CH/fV honest, reliable, remedir gent, and
= ~ sre ~ aGkcisot aAd agreeable segu.
NEL Ailato, Of the gys ten. In al seetioss
ENZZH Of the uhtry, especially in tho
WV, BrLLIous OBSTACLES o. raB
.61W WEST AND SOUTH WEST
Ds-ZD where they hsvs bern introduced,
they ass - 'omnended BY tho Pays
iciaps - beneficial il taken in pro-
per quantities in accordance with
the directions, q a preventative ana
care tor ,ssvtR AID A8UR,
LIVER CO MPIAIN1
B.Aioss ferer. Dyspepsia isdiyss-
..Gk tson, J.asdsce, .Dsa1iasss, le-
zK@ Pressics Of Spirits Langaor,
IlHH/IAl and all arrangements OF the di-es-
n LItsV i've functions. For d. biliatcd psf
7 AH ons they are sycu arl. recon
hE1 Di"tnde6, giving m appetite aid
A/ZL%h1 = myth to the ' mole huIoen tfane
(IEZD. shese Bit 81 are scic, t;fcaDy IRE
H41~/ AIRED, and are ade CT . rare co,n 5
0DZA inaton o. boots, Plants, uc-bs,
VD iiarks sAd Reefs which have been
foun1 most efectual by losg IN al.
cal experience, 20 possess tie 'eaasi-
s.te Ionic Preperiesi relieving and
CtH.NH the above csnplai nts
these Sittels aic the p3or mans
fricLd, saving Kim many doctor bil.s
- . well as tho rich m.n's eos nee
g; ] n I I !: :. ::
Z4GO a, comfort; in, igoratin the weak
NAEv nd ocsiiit red, dIivirg away bel
IANh ,n;hcly, making lite Ct ais-ry one
AYXN nnailoyed eljJyment
ii NO/ These Bite II have been intro uc-
: NI - a. d are being Used. not on,y IN
HOT2 Z ne hospitals, but mvng the reno
70 as q appetizer tonic and rcsu
WV a.tor OF the system throughout no
onJW ARMY Of TIE NORTH
~ and with the consent Of the high
est Government authority.
Geaaratee. Ia point'of strength
will guaf- ntee my bitters to con-
tain Larger proportion Of real IL ed
icnal ingredients than any other
Rtoinach Bitters in the marke. . I'd
E-.AX y comparison with others II will e
N. ~ y en- at ence that cy are srs oNGi
kH md upon tria be found more
WIN -Hicient thu others: Il ey are
1C(Z<W agreeable TO the taste, invi sora,ing
IN IN efe;t nhde Of good materials AM
M\NZ = n article that all my customers
AOIZ.X urchass the second time with equal
lo/lIRU -AtisfA,tion.
HC/ II has been nv purpose to put
AnDZ 70 tn an tclc that wilt please all
ny US omers and hon.si,y do alI
that il claimed for them, viii not
publish or make any claims for tb 80
Bittcfs that are not co sistent or
that their virtues will not warran,.
Each bolt contains as represented
ONE FULL OF AIT. thus siving to ey-
cry pereon as regards the qu.ntitv.
: !; !: : !;
e-HS he worth Of the money invested
N.cH let everybody try Il EN- AMI they
(0k~ will be fully convinced OF the truth
WIN Of tie above statements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
OR.C. w. ROBACk,

Proprietor Of Stomach Bil.srs, Blood
'ur fier, blood Pills, Catawba an
>weeiish rran6ies. Manufactor,
So % ~ / S2E Sd st.. Gin %
&C COOK, Chicago, GeAI Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
aslinnfAn Ii Il I'll LII, ia-I

!, IT'D T'U IsTD
SIR; l have used your Fills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, pnd
cannot hesitate TO say they the best cathsrtic
we employ Their regulating action on the liver IL
qnch ana decided, consequently they are an nd
mrabe remedy TOR arrangements OF that organ
liideed, have seldom found n case of bilious dis-
ease 30 obstinate that it did not readily Weld 10
siie,n. Fraternally yours. ALONZO BALI, Nj
phusicinn ntk N l..r,,,u
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OAyESrOP IOWA.


fstsasAF- -. " i 80 {. Nissia-sf
;. & s. - 80 3 sa.
VARS RrAFR" VI CHICAGO r PIFTsBURa
81 wjtScei ch . i.couae' ~. With lie g.sa'
'&.tA. =. VIA os.4.s ts4L "a 'LEOhD
NV lor- pu-seirs,a tsa.sim1ro All VI ASH
N .ton cir, III al tae il e.ier 'pwnr ot paan
ylyaui2, Nsa a-ae Se7 c. l., -.ss ..sis., DC.
Aerehsn's by s-A'.g this route, Ni1l ave the
edvan ~ o. a. t1e o. esn na4ke:a 81 no 9di-
sAonai cost.
nagrare checked through.
Trans leave tne Dspes, Canal street, west si,is,
rhcr ~ l;si ~ o. tbs arrival CT rains from the
Ecst and Nc. Invest.
Oepnec. g at Cres,line with Cleve's nd 4 Lekc-
shcre Il i. 70 ucliyk, Euaa'o Niagara salis
Few " 5 ara Bos'rn. and all the iu:erio
tswasc .,ss i,ag,ael. viz Nes York Contra
ar,it Aevr vo-S & -;a r. ~osrs Also South t.
s}alunhus, Jarasvii,e, herr-h. Mount Vernon.
{, sto1csnY n ned Nrnea'il9 nd1irterIor ewe
asts''h G ID Nirgia'a.>
Thu apare ! -lus oesT.ecf a.. Forest sish t-ssns
"a dad bre Euso &c Spr a,d old, UrbaDo. Ilsy-
IN ara Il ~-tasti Alse WITH trains at Inns Ter
Dayton 4. girciurat direct.
&sksross ,cw ~ sns etiser Y cussn
PasseDgs Is bound east wlll nnd this route both
sseasun all So ecs 81 ass, Z rouh many Of
be largesf .od saesf cities 10 the United State.
fesstnstrs e.r.g,ay a. Chicago "a any d the
FeaGs VII sNd attentive cheek sSeats Il. the de-
ots to rcaeiso checks nd convoy beyoa.-.sIrc e
ch3tttt LLr i.aSD2-E k'soop-
n. ears arcGn gaav earb t-hir.
Tiskat Or VI at all tDe principal ticket CO.
-, IN the NJ est. n.a ct TIC Gcmraay's oft q csr
aerS la rtol oh and Dearborn sarse,s, or Attao
..e.ot West sile, Chicago.
bslassienlrr 10 ashton .icxots BY Fort Ws-ne
DAN. w. n9sS,
1 sssrl wes- evn Passorssr Accent. Chieaso.
: y. ACas !, Com. asa Geal ..gt Chicago.
treigate' kinds viii be oars;sd from Ci,ics-
e. - 'n~t- H,sf
= nn'osn !. mi -ef,' rspte. sscs-d -
TrsAaJ Ry i EFARasSsT. Il
OFF'cs OF osPrRoLLtR or TEE CrREsxcr
Washington, Juna 1itr, 1863, j. 4
EyyHEe EaS,s ny ~ rTSFa,7oRY hv1I
w DkTu- ptassu CT 10 tie under-isned. IL /,
has syeen'sss e 10 apr,sr tslt the " FIRST Ma. On
al Bank Of lmyanp 'st, in n. Com OF ,,ca:t,
Or ana aSTrytDs 70 tha 'reea remer,is Of tire ct
g cInsrcss cnti'ie :" An &C; TO pcsido ma
s:a' carrency yccn Cd byS pdexigs Of Uutra
? .atss SO rs .na'o provide FIR the Circulation
! ~ ~ rsisnptacn theiepnYs approved L. btuasy
.Nn. lsss. md has tdr3icd With all the rrc-
isso.. y. ssid "a req,i ed to be complied With
NJ ,h,'sls neing ths basiceys o. Bank ng.
cempt,-sisr !, lie tS S.sa:l y 9SoxaId s.ay
thst the said Fist Natona, -, ~ ny. csti'y
Comfy Of Scott. and Sac Of IN. ~ pWenxMs
ea 20 ccn nehce The blu -;ness Of nans H.. -.
the art aioreine atinr ed. fnS Unosf
[l-~l lntsa.,mesy wh srsof. w;,ss,. .,..s
~ o"I Js sea- q 1ss saes' this '"sd yfed;ts day
as ! SanukL I. HowAn
letting Couptrollse 4 ths Cesrss:,
Z. No. 49, +
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freight 6, / kinds will be car, led fror, Glics-
So 20 81 m ~ East 1T all times, AZ low itsaf
- rnynane II -erf -sute. ssess-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

fiOns DR. -. ~. Treen. Qf Chfc1rO.
lonr fills have had long trial in my practice.
ard hold them IN esteem OF the best ape Il
cts have ever found Their Alternative effect upon
Tire liver males them MI excellent remedy when
gven IN small doses for bilious dyseafery and da.-
,.ion. Their sugarcOatings makes tlnn, very ac-
equitable and convenient for the Of women and
children. r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

.s~sse shses ursa aSsE uss.-aasao
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

For RheuDat { snz can't, Neroigio Lnmboco, St;e
Aenk nndJofhts, SDyorns, B,miAes tpts and
W.uitd-. Pafs, UenJ1che and nb Rteu-
yyAg anH A.,rn,v n -. H..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

For Raeamnism Cont Neuraigia Lanbrgo. ST.
Aeck an'i Jpi.ts !Spraias. 6ruises OTIS ond
WouafS PILES. Ur,dIche. aud al Rhea-
mutt, and Nervous Il .sord re-.
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Every Horse Owner

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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18
The late Colonel Sheridan Read.
TFrom the ParIs nIl CitLzen.I

FROM the Farls (Ill.J CltlZen.l
I IHAvE presumed to place on record, a few
words in memory of one who was deserving
of all that can or may be said by those abler (;
aud perhaps as willing to do Justice to the
memory of Col. Read as mys l. tt is no
afectation that prompts any preliminary re-
marks; but they arise from sincere respect
for the memory of the dead, and admiration
for his many good and sterling qualities and
above all from an intimate knowledge of his
character which inspires me with dread in ap-
preaching my subject 1t is not that fear
which may arise from o consciousness of a
want of ability; but rather a sensiGveness
which holds in check the urgings Of duty /:
growing out OF a conviction, that, what ]
write must be written in accordance with the
impress which the character of the deceased
left on the mind of him who pens these lines
There is not an individual who kRO1rS Colonel
Read but that will appreciate fully the feel
ingg of the men who attempts to write IN
naemoriunl Of one, who left the Influences OF
his mind on all who were admitted into his
confidence, and whose true character could
only be learned through the intimate relations
attendant upon a sincere and true friendship.
As he abhorred aattery, however delicate, be-
cause he loved sincerity, so should he, who
would 20 back of the grave to write in testi-
mony Of the dead, wish that each work may
bear the stamp of that truthfuluess which he
deemed essential in all things. Far be it
from me to pen aught that would insult the
memory Of him who was the embodiment OF
truth and sincerity. Colonel Reads honesty
of purpose, his integrity of soul, his purity Of
prevented any approach in ques-
tionable shape and no man can say that he
ever dressed his thoughts in such language;
or was guilty Of an act, that would admit Of
an euuivocal construction. He therefore, who
would write an obituary for such man as
Colonel Read, and apologize for so doing upon
tie ground that he knel0 the man; viii ask
of his friends the charity to believe, that all
that is written comes from the heart and is
predicated on a sincere desire to perpetuate
his memory in language worthy of the de-
ceased. and alike creditable to the feelings and
impulses of the writer
l have said that he was an honest and hon
srable man. This, truly believe, and apply
the term in every relation it can bear on the
character Of one who occupied many Of those
positions, that bring a man before the people;
and in which integrity and honesty are the
only safeguards of the public interests. He
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18
9UEtrg for tBt 9Gnr.
,DiIFss 4 .sa taas 0oi1liolpnltion lni "a

BY 7. BUCHANAN READ.
The star of morn, on our banner bore,
With the'iris Of heaven are blended sT..e.Fs
The hand Of our sires first mingled those fires
And by us they shall be defended
CHORUS.
Then hail tie true Red, White and Blue
The nag Of the Constitution;
It sails as it sailed by our forefathers hailed,
Ger battles that made US a nation
What hand so bold, as to strike fromits fold, q,
One star or one stripe Of its bright ming? 1-'s
For him be those stars each fiery Mars,
Aud each stripe be as terrible lightning,
Then hail the true Red, &c.
Its naleqf form lhsl fide the stOrp5 ET6L
Till the fercest Of foes surrender,
The storm gone by it shall gild the sky,
A rainbow Of peace and Of splennor.
Then hail the true Bed, &c.
sF-Ft .ZaarI % AA - ~ - Z p Al
Peace to the world, is our motto unfUrled.
Tho we shun not the field that is CORY,
At home or abroad fearing none but our God;
We viii eaIre our Own pathway 70 glory. .--.--
sA4A Then hail the true Red, &C. l'-1- p -
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Cur Story GtIItr,
THEIE Oh III A VOL
THE INSULT,

GENERAL WARING strobe up and down,
stiHiy biti7f biting a iffs lips; Working his fingers
and clenching his teeth from time to time.
His eyes we're fixed staringly upon the
ground, his breathing was steqtorioUs,
his face was flushed almost purple, and
1t was evident, in a word, that he was
suffering a paroxysm Of wrath.
From the glances the General cast
about him occasionally, it seemed that
he expected some one. Very soon a taIl,
grave looking man, serupulousIy neat
and military in his bearing and attire,
appeared. The General took no notice
of his salute, but blurtod out impetu-
Ously:
"CoIonel Carey, your regiment has left
its post, on the railroad, yesterday, against
my order, and lost at least fifty thousand
dollars worth Of stores for US. Why was
that sir?"
al know nothing about It, General I
was away the whole time on engineer
service. Lieutenant Colonel Carter was
in command"
s"Oarter2 I don't know-let me. seer
why he's dead" E-r
"Yes."
"Who is your Maori"
major Godfrey a--e1 grsy
"Ahl Send him here.
Colonel Carey, not altogether pleased
with the interview, took his time, and
finally sent an Adiutant to find out who
commanded the regiment the day previ-
GUS. Sure enough, the Lieutenant-Col-
onelahad been killed in the early morn
ingyland the command deTolFed upon
Major Godfrey, quite a young mano- The.
Colonel informed this officer that Gener-
al Warlng wished to see him, and hinted
that. there were charges to be made.ri ID
"kegp your temp5r,e said be, dana
do not be bulied. You know what you
may expect.
Major Godfrey sought the presence of
the irate General, and stood some mo /
ments awaiting his word.
"WhO are your" asked Waring, per-
ceiving thsttlgggmg0fiaeE stOod5wait-
ing.
aGOdfrey, sir, Major Of the Sixteenth
Regiment" /"
"Ol You are the man that ran away
from the supply depot, yesterday. I
shah have you cashfered, sir. Twant no
towards at the head of my regiments. ("
Major Godfrey measured his superior
pficer from head to foot, with a cold ex-
oressionlsss, stare7-about theemOst i'm
pertinent thing one can do, in quiet
way. Then struggling his shoulders very
lightly, be turned his broad manly back
Full on the astonished commander, and
Falked away, without single word Ii in
eply.
The General Of the division Ia which
7as General Warnings brigade was a very
iferent sort of person from that officer,
nd Major Godfrey knew him personally.
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REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF PRESENCE OF
M1ND.-On Tuesday forenoon last, as Mr.. E.
Talmandge, Of Elkhart, was taking piece of
timber from his place to Glenbeulan, he rid
ing upon the forward end, and the timber re-
sting upon what are called g bobs, the hind
most bob, in turning a short curve, threw the
timber around in such munner as to lasten
his right foot between the timber and the
tongue. This forced him to the ground,
where he lay some fifteen minutes The OK
en- being under good subsection, stopped i'm
mediately. Iftongue could be lowered three
or four inches, he could extricate his foot At
last the idea came, and the right one. He
threw one of his mittens in front Of the oxen's
noses; they dropped their heads to smell it,
and he relieved in an instant his foot which
only received some light bruises.-S75e5.
Times.
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