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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
Lute.i from Tsans-trri,ai OF Refagees.


BY the an.val Yesterday ol the schooner
r c. Acton Capt. Doano from Ma;amoras. Mexico.
We have been placed possession Of several days later
sdylces nom that section Which give 10 readers.
The Acton hroaeL, 10 ,Ais cisy, from Matamoras.
about 90 passengers amore whom were Il Texas refl
roes-men driven from their Lomos and families by the
ruthless tyranny exercised by the Rebel authorities in
ilelr Stato Many OF them relate SAT histories OF the
trAis suGerings and adventures they have undergone
In their oogts to escapo uey. I'd the Jurisdiction Of their
td ok rulers: hut IN, asr oit.tud tales. and .ct
nangh hut mere exprcs.o ofsympathl. and are then
ioI l-uitcn.
The Rebel conscrpticn has madea pretty clean sweep
of able bodied IN Texas. especially the poor on g.
At init in other sections the possession OF 20 negroes
JlJ sheep. or 30 head oi cattle would eAempta man
fr, IN military duty but then he was forced 10 pa!
tax of $500 A short time the main part oi me
Rebel force sent into Louisiana, when Cen Masru
der ordered levy Of - per cent from tie eAenpts
between he ages of il and ~ years. The less ol one
eye iniormans osscrt Is rot sufficient canse ioi
exemption. This new levy being rapidly put IN camp
Ihorc very few of The oid Rebel troops leii III
the Stafci and they were very much scat;efed From
different persons we Iathered the following in regard
to their disposition, which We believe 10 De entirely
Trustworthy: Brig. Gen. ". = Roe is In command OF
tie troops at Fort Brown, Dufs BATTALION being the
principal part Of ,ac force and they guard The banks
oi the Rio Grande Woods regiment is GO Golla and
Kings rancho, llolys regiment is u; Corpus Christ
and P'rt La,nocG; Lockcts Sd Texas Resimentl ls NJ
Galveston; DcBrays y nj Galveston AID Houston;
Sp.lglts Battery j. at Sabine PASS foXs Battery is
n Brownsville and Gurlcys conscript regiment is 10
Waco This latter regiment X roo yrong hut numbers
ol them will desert Oh The first opportunity
W. have been given toti Brown f9cs Of the 3lst
July by Mr. C. PARCEL, one OF the refugees Another
one, A. L. Caniil esd, hhs furnished Us an extra
issued from Tie Flag Office or the Jet inst. The latter
contains some very startling news nothing less than
the cnpturc III Washington and 80 90 prisoners. hut
The Fiag men are such extreme sepsationisls ihat
nothing they could pubiish would create Muoh aAohIsh
mC nj or receive much credit
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04

Donelson" and L" Pittsburg Landing;" still further
down was q figure OF the Goddess Of Liberty, sur
rounded by six pillars under which was the name Of
Port Gibson"
At3 O'Clock a. IN. the following letter from Gen. Grant
was read amid deafening applause:
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. %, 1853.
GENTLEMEN have received q copy of resolutions passed
nv the Iowa citizens OF Memphis at meeting held at the
rooms Tie Chamber Of Commerce. Aug 90 IB6j tehderg
n. public recepti0n. -, -, -
~ my personal feelings simply desire to pay tbut. 70 e
hrs, pnbc eyhlbion IL Memphis Of loyalty to the Govern
nen which represent in the Department OF the Tennessee
should u like refuse, for consider lions o Yrrs1na co
yeneucc 10 acknowledge anyw here or In any fon he A
rnce 0i sentiments which have 20 long and so soey de
sfed maintained in this Department. Inc stapiy :"
this and .he unity of is naon del soe
the cordial support aud the earnest loyalty of e pepf
bile, therefore. thank you sincere Tor the h
you have used toward myself I'm profoundly Itiiheu az IN,
pubic recognition the City Memphis of the power ana
authority Of the Government of the United setes 49,
thank too in the ~ the noble arfny when
have the honor command II composed OF men winsc
loyalty il proved by their deeds o hi oism and tcr "ng
sacrifices Of life and health. They will rejoice with me uat
the adherent Of the rebellion whom their bayones
acknowledge human liberty the only true foundation Of
human government May your cfo to restore your city ~
the canse the Union be sncressQ have been 70
reclaim from the depotc rule If the leaders Of the rebellion
have the honor 10 be gent om,n,
Your very ob"dient seryant,
4. :. GRANT Mi Gen
Mosry r. HouOH ind otlos, Committee, Mcinphis, Tenn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
The 30ats Destroyed by General
Kilpatrick's Cavalry.
REPORTS FROM LEES ARMYs
His ARMY In GOOD FIGHTING CONDITION.
NO ADVANCE MOVEMENT MADE
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIE Potomac,
ThurSdav Sent 8 lSG1

Information having been received that
naval expedition was to be sent up the Rappahannock
10 rotake the gunbOats Satellite aud Reliance captured
by the Rebels some ten days ago. Gen. fitzpatrick was
directed to move down with his cavalry division and
ooperate in such a circumstances might re-
quire In accordance with these Instructions, Gem
Fitzpatrick moved yesterday morning TO the vicinity Of
Corbyns neck where the captured eunboats were iyin
CAUSING tic Robol airy in that neghbOiEood
cpitatey ford the river.
Finding that gunboats appeared to engage the Rc'
lance and Satellite he ordered the batteries OF EdeE
and Fuller open upon them The boats were m0ored
to the shore opposite Corbyns Neck, and having 10
steam up unable 10 escape. They were thorongh'
rddled and disabled and never be again used "
the enemy. The enemy played upon our forces Tor
short time with few feldpieces, without damage bug
were speedily quieted. These boats were mere tugs.
altered for navy business.
Scouting parties ofinfantry and cavalry cobred arc
in the frequent habit Of leaving Gen. Corcorans com.
mand Yesterday they chased small body OF snerri'
las and finding "A house concealing captured saters
stores. set il on fire.
Dcserters now coming in report that Lees armyis
generally discussing another raid across the Potomac.
There must have been ertanindicaonso expressions
dropped by those high in command to warrant the as
sumption
The reported demonstration Of Lees Army Is mneh
exaggerated II is again in excellent fighting condi-
ton Descrers far less Numerous than stated botn
20 the mountains and 10 our lines Anasseriion made
b. the spondcn Of The HraId that two honsand
hnd reached ne since our army left Maryland is at least
Gfteen hundred beyond the marx
Several empty ran off the track OF the orange
and Alexandria Railroad this morning near Manassas
Junction. A few slid down the bank. Prompt assist.
nnce was sent and the cars reins.ated
Reports Of Lees intention aank orr army ere iaf-
lacious Rebel cavalry cross the Rappahannock daily
in greater or Tess force merely iOT forasnS Pnrp"ses
INN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
A Southern Me,hSdi.t Em"neiP"'es his
slaves.
Eryrrsvrlr, Charlton Co. Mo, Aug. %, 1868.

ErYrrsvrLr, Charlton Co.. Mo, Aug. %, 1868.
FpIToRs MISSOURI DEMOCRAT: In your pa
pe of the sith notice letter from Piot KNOB stat
"r ti,t "A Mr. rpkm of Iron County lad omano ipated
his slaves aud asking who would go and DO likewise.
/ cam inform him that citizen of Glasgow. Mctho-
disa Southern Methodist; yea, southern Methodist
HE southern Methodist Conference 10 with him when
iiov meet againi Their last Conferences was held in
Glasgow where this preacher, ile Eey. MIR. Sweeney.
lives During this Conference, Col Green, with his
Rebel horde passed through town, whereuron Confer.
cnco adjourned, and all went out 10 meet him Had
tho Angel Gabriel been passing through, not half tie
joy could have been expressed by these preach
.rs over this renegade from God and Ill good
II Is rumored here that the Rev. Mr. Caples Of Black
water noorety and several other preachers are about
in st. Louis suffer McAnaDy 10 issue a copy of The
Christian AdrOcdn occasionally Just 10 keep the Re
belion from dying out among the Methodistst
10. WESLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
Hn,pqr,krms BrraRrxrSr oF nm GuLV
0r,rr,t orprn-r d JohH G.,t NJ. = Na.l

Nrw uiIIlss. Nls y. lti,.
GrNrrst Orprn-l Col Johu tiafA. Nalo- v. Rash
rlnry end ,ol O-ogr n. Hsuk,, nrrrby appointed
t0nluilaOn a. ieguaff The 'aIo.alcHi. rprf ruFey
I'D sdnr .iisn - persons - color Al qursn con
,,far the .Ds'ilri 4 iro,ps iof tie op, A4as c
sfor, W BE- rcfrrd 10 tie drci,ion of,hs couuon sub
jrc to The aplfosa o tie tomnandrg GrurIa Of tDc n'
n NJ .nlsen,. far N. Corp. thiqn- m he authorized
p.rnra 'Icci under rsuisfor aPlEovcd oy this Ion
~ Tho rrovo, Msrha General will cau,o TO enrolled
bodied Of color Va accordance With the Law of
rrry defense Of the Der cransnt equally ap on'cd g. the
different pai shes vii be- cnied for military scNce under
,u,h rrueilons the tonus!eu may adopt. tohcatss
Of exemption All b. furnished p those enlisted protect
ing tam Other in.Is .cs, except Tor crime.
~ Soldiers Il the Corp GAfiqlo vii not De allowed 10
- thef caps wander Touh the parishes except upon
written r.ruisson or n the r@y th.ir ohe"fa.
v Un.npoycd IcItoua oi color, yafrnnts rud cewr
aefs b. arrested and ,nyiovrd uyfu r pubic Htrts
by the Provost MAsshAls D,laItmoi without vi Iy tAa
tf-ir rs,ions and clothing.
VI Arrests OF persons and seizures of property III Doe
inar by coor,d soldiers vii they D. ohng'd With the
custody of pcffOns property rrcrH when ndrI 10
rnand and a comp panied by duly authorized officers
Vii Any injury done to the iauy Il any soldier
cunt o his bong Susascd ia military s,F'ec wi to
,uulunfy punished.
VII ks pctieable the labor Of persons asIt-d
military service will be provided IN aubuion for that Of
eulited men.
tx An regulations hitherto established for the soy.mment
Of ,soe not incontcnt herewith VIII be ,uiorc.d by the
Provost Mnrils of the different parishes under direction
the Provost. Marshal General,
by command OF MAJ..GEN BANKS.
RICHARD Is. lRwis 4. 4. General
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04

several Of the staff of Slaughter of the Rebel army
Gen. Slaughter himself had embarked on board tue
steamer with oil his staff but few hours previous 10
her leaving Mobile Bay he returned to the city, with the
intention of reoning the vessel as he could re-
move his baggage thither. But for this he too would
have been captured. His destination was Texas, to
raise brigade.
OTHER NAVAL cArTUREs
Other naval captures are also reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
Col. II. II. Mott.
HEADQUARTERS II. $. TRoors
NEw-lOgK CRY AND HAEBoR
NEW. NoRk Napf A. lctj.

NEw.YoRK Sept. 1, letd
Col. THADEus T. Mort Com'dg l4n ". y Car.
COL: l am instructed by tho Commanding
General TO inform you that after careful examination
Of the testimony taken before the Coroner in the n-
QUESTION had ON the body of Joseph $, ponnelly, ho
cannot find anything in the testimony rejecting upon
your character as an officer or citizen, anything in
your conduct that calls for further action on the part oe
the military authorities. .
Iam very respectfully y0ur obt serv't
Z. s. CiaIsrESsES, Assistant AliptaDt GepsxAh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
Aid for the Lawrence Sufferers.

NANnAn III, INHIbuHyi bcF'' % .V0''
Three thousand dollars has been contributed
by the citizens Of his city for the benefit Of the Law
renee sufferers, and s 900 from the Union League,
which wag AL sent immediately after the massacre.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
The Cerp- D'Airiqne-A Commi-.ien Ap-
pointed 10 U.guinte Their Educnfion
,ts.-BuroiImcnf lnskr the (onserip-
don Inv
tion Inv.

The following important order irs been issued
~ tie Conrnnad.rr General of the Department Of ;Ae
90
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
srSrINCfs NIuGATFD.
A MIGHTY CAPTAIN
UfADorAHTrKs FiGrTxrSTn iRsr Corr. !
uLII nE IL-lINIA ANn NuhIn ln0lI "a 1

ALwbElN. -. c. aug lI, TO- y,
CrSfHiL OapIrs 30. if-tajt \. W. smith Co y
lsa '.w Yors Nol.at.f irfny having vl in soainahd
Of For- (ia.fa ucar SeyheTr - { Boz violation o ~
mon principles of military law rnf r'rrr aI1r''.d ',e"r -
BE- cop.iy J. irf-c j. j. th1mbcr. q'f'Ifrd 1ri' i
c,srs,s aai siou. HIrroscd tAe ialc efd ia 5
Courf fll H. hnnr1 upon y re- presiding oh.'f con
yeurd tLc CoT 'rea flc IrnnUinc'h ~" .i"tc" r.
v.ed the proceedings and a. Al alps'fe iirr al "i
dercd tc sent :. bee carl Ito 'frf "iiD i i'"rf"
ing the f7,r. s - rnS oh'r rsrord any hir ihuf.
ify BE- !. hsr,ty directed t. release tala H.sn. .
rio proceedgs and finding n his csso NJ ei ABIDE ih'y
being .IIH rnd void.
f,v eoast..,ud 4 Rr's Gen 7 Y PALMER.
Conn. Aldli. Corps.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04

Schurz also arrived, hsw home having resigned
his commission in consequence Of Illness in his family
WAR GAZETTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
IHE KEoKJK TO BE RAISED.

j. is Uulerjood here that efforts will be made
IL stl'c lie Iued Stales iron clad gunbont Keokuk
wiIcL war sunk a. Charesion during Du Points attack
wten Tho present siege il over, or at least when
[A4fle, 10. has cartgIed. arrangements w.A be
a.. .e Il have flc work done.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
!. 4. JrDs y, ifst id.i 'rn'
WHAT - INQUIRED oF OfFicEIs FOR ", STIR ~ TIL
EICHIILSIll ARMY COAIb.
UFYIcr OF CoxxissAKr ol

VIIItE UNHI'FFTI VF J
ifTH ARMY COHPf AurIfi - 100 >
CIRcrLAE, No. 2.-Oilccrs pn-ei ting themselves
lor muster - t ofcc uast show evidence 'n iois ai
afr ia alUo dance Iltu Drn'ai OIdrff No ~.
" " D.p4tieni 1ls evidence viii coras 81 crrtihcr'"
from the commanding OH Of H n,u oTbAt"fy 'h' wins
lrt .acfry .4tis e d4i" Which h. occurred, and Tie
nn ~ - tie C0Inlly Nsm,n or Battery, On
iAe dsy Oh witch the mBs,cfis TO be dacd ~
GuOs. T. &. ANORY
q IS Vol Con fnanfv Df fun m
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
Cen Roaecrans issncs the following order to
Rebel citizens in tie Department Of the Cumbcrland:


GpNRRAL ORDfEs 40 lg9.-l Itls he cane.t desire -
the GeDersl Colandnr tloi all Iencefo ~ well a. ioynl
czcns Of Ienes.ee, ,nd receive al pot'br pI"eeoh u,
Jcsou and property tty should r"snne ie 'AIcs"s %
ihcr political ard yil rigi-. under the Constitution Of
Teuie.sec snd oi the United State. ,,
II. Since ihe Rebel power has been cheh nom Mlun ,
Tennessee uninbcr. Of men have l' he any' iLy ara
oues scatercd through th cepn axe -, d's'f o. De,ns
aselbrd into aw.cs bands f1r hr Pieir hnd Nioehc'
under the name a gicrfIla wHflaS
10 prevent THE, which would Ge-tfoy te "oe country,
ca. cri coro',rdig .a-esly wan. al such person. not
b. engase IN spch criminal II they vie" To oppose
tie GOsrfn.nt Of tine DATED Siatcr ucy must IN" upon
thc.cyc, the uniform and subject theinslves 10 h ducs
and .,, on- of regularly oreeized Rebel soldiers ftnken
within fla. country CONTROL ~ dissu" roaming
ndyiduals banding Vh Oihef Dil.nhnr ana I'hs ny
stealing puuderng they VIII be treated as .Ie. OF 1oo
ben Of thc human race against whom = 'h. duiy
Of ai both military and c'ians TO "osoh "ui o eA'em
nation.
within ne iudts of this command VIII be exempted from the
duty Of nine Their utmost Efforts 70 put stop to any attempt
to nan ynyai. syei puud-r Iadne and niIdei under
The nsfe OF guerrilla warfare. Ia enforcing ts duty the Gen.
cfai Commanding VIII follow 'he old rule oi common ihw ana
guerrilla pacticcd in their miit und unless sntished
that they have done their full duty and uNd thciT unort
efforts 10 opi win Jay wasiethcf county and render un'
tcnablc robbers
". Peaceful nhabIants without regard To political ympa
ties being equally Interested In preventing he min Of r
end 70 all wcsl and iudy dpa warfare roDbu aud plumber
Ing under the norne Of artisans hnd guerrillaf.
ROsTCRASs sUBsIsTINC on TnR RsEMY.
UyADQuARTERs DEPAKTmENT THE CUMBERLAND,
WncHLsrEK, Tenn, Aug. 10, 1863.
Cr,,rpAt Orders, No. 20O.-To enable this army
sr,yY snprics from the country with the greatest facility
and cause the ees possible distress 10 It's AD''' 'e o'
lyjr,e IL possible conInandcrs oftroops VIII send Ia
sdyan, notice the inhabitants "i NC tsouo iion whe
wy I sc noin. q, which they win be received INFORM
n, me same tins tl8t 10 ayoid Rs e'iiS eo''I'h
upon the cusolnfy node % 4 H. j ls necessary tha
R,,a,s tbemselyes should provide and bang thc sup
pss 10 he points 4ated ~ collect aud gave NVY "A'''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
Meeting Of CbapInins To Discnss their
Ericvnnccs-UOw Chapinins shonid
Conduct themselves 10 Secure th''r
Righi.-Whnt Bcfcl One who haa TOO
much Pluck in him.
The Chaplains of the Army have been in tho

Fsom Wlr >n'ciaI 'oIiespolnehI
Hanoi UAErras OF THE AMY OF TIE PoIcvAC.
August -, Iet2 )
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wAnrxerox. Tlrr,dn, s,p.. ? ,se,.

-otlc Asfo. Ia''s IT'fs.
o.. ;l.c A.. Dia'.l if,.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
i.IE CASE OF THR SPY.

H. the cg.e Of Stewart, alias Cochran, the
e., acol,olcraae prisoner named Abcr, Simmons tes
td fl, t. cocb,ais movements IN Washington before
L.-l.4esi ica ae linking with quantity Of modi'
tal Instruments aHd other articles for ie Conicd' aie
G,pel.rrai .LirlllAl a. r.L TIC blockade ims case
d., tecl ,on,'sr0 aud postponed to Monday ior h'al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
OrTICYRs ~ wIsCOrsIS pTQi IRrD TO RlroET.
NrlDquAnTnns. DIsTnICT OY MnoonsIs.

ITtDQUtHTIHb. UIs1HItT OF " IftOhFIHlI I
NILv.uKLl, NIs. Alguh :. 1913. |
GT-FnAL OEnTRS so. 3.-An The Commissioned
,c.r rri.lns m ih Df and s ohccTs who have hrTc'
toio arrived and have not reported are fo4Tod T. Iot Ia
rsOn ~ by letter thcrc HedqHaff'r and rh-h cof"s
Of spcb uatr authority 10y which they here
BY order Of ~ gadirf C,n. H. &, H. SMITH
~ ]. Ascn Hctlng Atss'an. AL dnihnt Nw,fL
ION .inIl-SAMUKL l.. CONDE, Lieut.. and Aiddc camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-04
orARTERMAsIEI. MICS.

Tie report .u a co'empo.ary that Quariefma''
1.r,.,rcrai rs has been relieved iroln oicc Is 10.
tue Cor Mciss was ordered on tour u inspection
in tlc Army of tie Potomac and returned 10 tie cay
las; Cyc.iIc Ec WI soon he ordered on tour o. "'
YIc,i!on m the departments Of the south and West
Sc B,es reports tie Army Of he Potomac IN excel
l.tt c,Itltlou ..rd fine su!lis.
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All orders addressed to Mr.. Bill BECKETT
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United States. We receive frequently the
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enough at home, but which we are COM
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TO use them in our business operations Al
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DESCRIPTION Its oeaductors lirvsRs ltna ialssr
yoafs' experience IN DE ,aGda2eaial tfsiEimspss.
fore Oousroaa. nhe C0uF'so Of 0laimuTan che ESeso.
otlve Departments ct NGSJh ipgssbi,s,rd bots, ts,
oughls aclusinaedaapa @pllie0giyH ihessws,' p,
regulations governing ~. fa5irggnont b, 1900.
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NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY rKKEH. F0B
PUBffe UsEs, OR FOR DAMAGES 10 sUUb
PBoPEaTY, for sorsos Lost in tbs ser7ios. and %,
ssiHssry Pssys Eensiana 4spsa Bounty
G4ands VIsu3 9ll D.podc e asroi
o,we give special Htte1 ton ~ procuring Esans
siOnSs SgOuNtics. etc., ssesulag 90 soldiors
who have been sonnded, contracted Il sasc, or TIE
lsniosof such ~ hayo died, or b0qp killed. while
Tho srch4rss Of their iips dVty 70 such during
present var q ,..e.'f go p van
Special care. viii also be given to claims which
have been heretofore EEeiected or suspendad
by Tho Departmental or Encticiehtly Manage
Prompt attention also given 70 tho collection u
Quartefmastors Receipts givon for Property iakon
tor ,hs use cfths Army, to Arranging Accoahs witA
and collecting clAine against ts ooarteraatsrs De-
pa-tment tiDlq bnA ,.9aaW ~ naias9f
AL clans placed Ia oar hands rccoivo our PronDs
Personal Attcntion,lth era1y securing many
which, in the hands Of az Attorney ct any distant
point frequently prove pnsueeesgfal. HaIHt
Aside from sIis decided Sayaptage, our daily inter
course with all the DEPARTMENTS enables us In mo,
casqs to obtain decisions much more speodiIy than
where al communication and ether necessary dotafl
must Be conducted throush tie naifs 1aN vtl
To this end, we solicit 3oato fDFwsrd TO us any OF
all cases ofsuch eheraQtqr yQp may from time TO tina
have presented, and az y our CUSTOM we viii fpr.
nishy you with all tue neces5tty blanks, and, whom
required, instructions. % lis qIilu6
No charge made IA eny caye nnleas 'snccetsFii %
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NOTICEf

hAsHYIlLr, April es, 1893.
WEHAvE THIS DAY SOLD TO GRO. sHIELDs
w JR., and JoHS X, hunE, our entire interest in
the Auction and Commission House, Nos % and 81,
uoiege street, opposite the Sowaneo Hotel, Aud No
lake pleasure Ia recommending them 10 the taYora-
pic consideration Of all our ironds and patrons as
business and reliable men and solicit FOR them the
very liberal patronage and confidence that has al
ways been ahoan ioua.
ap3s-lm BF. SHIELDS 60.
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YOUNG SOLDIER
Co. II, 9Th Indiana Volunteers.
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