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Terrible DisclOsures---Secrets
for the Million.

A most valuable and wonderful publication. A
work of 400 pages, and 80 ;olored engravings. DR..
HUNTERS WADE MECUM, an original and pop
ular treatise on Man and Woman, their Physiology,
Functions, and Sexual disorders of every kind, with
Neves-Failing Remedies for their speedy cure. The
practice of DR.. HUNTER has long been, and still
is unbounded but at the earnest solicitation of nu-
merous persons, he has been induced to extend his
medical usefulness through the medium of his eVApE
MHouM.'' 1t is a volume that should be in the hands
of every family in the land, as preventive of Sc
cret vices, as guide for the alleviatlon of one
of the most awful and destructive scourges ever
visited mankind. One copy, securely enveloped,
will be forwarded free of postage to any part of the
United States for so cents P. o. stamps, three
copies for 81. Address, post paid, DR.. HUNTER,
No. 3 Division Street, New York.
June 5, 1s63-~Iyw
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RICHARD LEO.
NJ A N U FACT RER OF
CABINET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C.,

BEDFORD, PA.
The undersigned being engaged in the Cabinet
making business, will make 10 order and keep on
hand every thing in his line OF manufacture.
BUREAUS, DRESSING STANDS, PR
LOR A.VD EXTENSION TIBLES,
CH.4IRS, BEDSTEADS, WASH
STANDS, &C., sc.
will be furnished at all prices, and to suit every
taste. COFFlNS will also be made to order.
0Prompt attention paid to all orders for work.
'.'Shop one door east of the residence of J. NJ.
Russell, Esq, South side of the Public Square.
RICHARD LEO.
July 10, lS63.--tf
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A FRIEND In NEED. TRY 1T.

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external remedy, is without rivd and will allevi-
ate pain more speedily than any other prepar aton
For all Rheumatic and Nervous disorders it is truly
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Sprans, Bruises, &C., its ing, healing and pow
erful strengthening properties, excite the Just won
der and astonishment of all who have ever given it
a trial. Over one thousand certificates of remark
able cures performed by it within the last two years
attest the fact.
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FOR SALE. u
The undersigned offer at private sale the whole
of the
CORNELIUS DEVORE REAL ESTATE,
Containing in all 500 acres of
LIMESTONE LAND,
in q high state of cultivation. There are about 800
acres of this land cleared and under good fencs.--
The improvements are
A Large Brick DweIliag House, Large Bask
Barn, Wrsshing .Machine Shed, Ciover
House, Two Graneries, Tpo Tenant
Houses, TWo Blacksmith Shops,
and other Out Buildings,
One large Orchard of CHOICE FRUIT.
There are WO SPRINGS, WELL of never.fsii.
ing water and large ClSTERN upon the premises.
This property lies in the Wills Cresk Valley,
near the terminus OF the Connellsville Railroad,
twelve miles from Cumberland, Md, and is one Of
the most desirable properties for investment in the
country. 1t will be sold terms of one-third on
delivery of possession and the balance in two equal
annual payments 1t is near to the coal mines, ma
king fuel matter of little moment
ADDRESS Jacob c. Devore. at Buffalo Mills, Bed
ford county Pa. Jc I'm c. Vickroy, Cumberland VAL
ley, Bedford county, Pa, James G. Devore, Cum
ber.ane, Md, who are the executors of Cornelius
Devore, dec ID.
August z, 1862
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Glen Savage Mills.

The subscriber having large Steam Saw Mill
erected on the late George Mowry tract of timber
land, is now ready to receive orders for
LUM B Err,
such as White Pine Boards, Plank, Spruce Scantling
and Boards, Plastering Lath, Shinglng Lath, Shin
giles. Fencing Boards and Bridge Timbers OF any
length up to thirty-six feet, Oak or Pine.
UyOrders left at my house in Bedford, or at the
Mills, will be thankfully received. Prices mod
crate.
THOS. C. GARRETT.
Bedford January Q, 1s63.--6m.
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August IA the ls63.-Sts
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

EuSttc Silc OA HacGA FtssGtcs
| The undersigned. having been appointed Trustee
of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Lytle, by the Orphans Court
of Philadelphia by virtue and under the authority
| of order Of the said Court, will offer at public
sale, on .+-
SATURDAY, SEPT. S, 1863,
at the American House, Hodaysburg, at o'clock,
p. M, the following described FARM LAND;
The undiuided Two-thirds Of the .9iSright
Farm, known the Bral1ier Tract situate in Juni.
alta township, Blair county, Pa, bounded on the
North by surveys formerly owned by John S. Kry-
on; on the West by lands Of James Mcconnell and
others, on the South by land devised to the Trus-
tees of Martha X. Duncan by DR.. Shenberger, and
or the East by land of James Malone, formerly
land of Roadebush's heirs, containing $50 ssres,
more or less. az.
.Aiso-A Tract of Mountain Land,
situate in Morrison's Cove, Bedford county, and
State aforesaid, known as the Snyder and Brup.
baugh tract, ana being on the mountain adjoining
the Stone House 10y Farm, containing about l9S
acres. 4 ..a
.Aiso-.A Tract of Land,
situate in Summerhiil township, Cambria county,
State aforesaid, surveyed on warrant, Wm. Smith,
ID. D., containing 440 acres now, or formerly, ad.
joining lands Of DR.. Storm McMnrray ard others
TERMS--0ne third Of the purchase money to be
paid on the confirmation of the sale, and the baf-
ance in two equal annual payments, with interest,
to be secured by the bonds and mortgage Of the pu
chaser. ~ec So
For further particulars inquire OF L. r. Lytle,
Martinsburg Pa.
CHARLES MAcALEsrER.
August 2l, ls6a. Trustas.
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STRAY cow AND CALF.

Came to the premises of ofsubscriber, in Snake
Spring township, about the last of July, a red
Cow, right ear cropped, having with her a Calf.
The owner is requested to provo property, pay
charges and take them away. ..
WILLIAM SELLERS.
August / 4 the 1S63.-3ts
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PHOTOGRAPHS.


T. r. GETTYS has just returned from the East,
where he has availed himself OF all the recent inn
provements in the Photographic art, and is pre-
pared to furnish Pictures of every style and per-
feet be had at any of the city establishments.
His Photographs, especially his "Card Do Visites,"
cannot be excelled, in proof Of which he only asks
his friends and the public generally to call and see
for themselves. ..r
He has brought with him splendid stock OF
ROSEWOOD, EBONY .AyvD GILT
FRAMES,
of all sizes, ranging in price from
SO Cents to 8 Dollars.
Also variety of frames for card pictures, as low
as 20 CENTS each.
Also variety of BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, varying IN price from
IS Cents to Dollars,
and holding from l2 to 100 PICTURES.
These FRAMES and ALBUMS are made of the
finest materials and are the cheapest ever offered
to the citizens of Bedford county, and being deter
mined to sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
can assure his custo that they need not go
lsewhere to find as good article at the same
rice. His motto 10 "quick sales and small profits"
T. 3, GETTys.
April 10, 1868.
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AGAINST HIGH PRICES
Revolution in Bedford!
II. wi. FISHER

and "LITTLE JOHN Co." have Just opened new
FANCY AN'D DRY GOODS STORE,
at the stand formerly occupied by Samuel Brown,
immediately opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they constantly keep on hand very large assort-
ment of
MuSLlNS, CALICOES, GINGHAMS, &C.,
and pay especial attention to the sale of
NEEDLEWORK, LADIES' COLLARS, CUFFS
AND UNDER SLEEVES, LINEN AND SILK
POCKET HANDKERCHiEFS, LADIES'
HOSE. MlTTS AND GLOVES, GEN
TLEMEN'S HOSE, WHITE
GOODS, SPOOL THREAD,
LADIES' HEAD DRESSES
AND Wells, FANCY SOAPS,
HOOP SKIRTS, JEWELRY, SHIRT
FRONTS, &C &C, ALL OF WHICH
WILL BE SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASH.
The public are respectfully invited to call and see
our stock before buying elsewhere.
F.. M. FISHER & l.. &c.
Bedford, May 8, 1868.
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Fine ParlOrS for the AccCmmodtiOnOf Ladies'

Room and Board per day So 90
Room and Board per week 10 90
Rooms, alone, per day 90
Meals, each, so
Meals, per week, alone, 90
Lodging, if the room is vacated by a. m. so
The KIMMELL HOUSE is newly and elegantly fur
nished, and in every respect first class Hotel.
invite the public to call and examine.
A. F. KIMMELL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
General Gregg's Fierce Battle
Near Jefferson.
RECoNNoIssANCEs AND sKIRMIsnES
The Army Of the Potomac In
Good Position.
THE ANTI-TKSTIMONIAL ORDER
"a, h. -
w.su.oro~ oc, "A ,se,

wAmrxorox. Oct. II, 1863.
Passengers from the front to-day report THAI yesterday
there heavy skrmshing 10 tho right, while In tho
centre and tho left theFo only occasonai picket
firing, by which man was killed.
II " represented that Gregg's division of cavalry,
which had severely contested the aghs Al whis Sulphur
Springs on Monday wnh large rebel cavalry force sup
ported BY infantry and artillery obliged fall
In consequence Of not being supported properly by nan
try, and host number Of men, among whom aty Of
the First New Jersey cavalry.
Major Cole In report 70 General Lockwood, who
maDds the defenoes Of Maryland Heights. saysMosby
command has been greatly underraicd, for crsdbly
informed by prisoners citizens and contrsbands that b
force consists OF q battalion Of throe hundred
Nosby Of stuarts star officers, and has bccn do
ached for the express purpose Of destroying communca
hons between the Army OF the Potomac and Washington
To-day train arrived from Catletts station with
about ono hundred and eighty sick and wounded, ,hc
latter being mainly Of Colonel Greggs cavalry, who
engaged In tho aght Monday. Among them sncm
Major Young, Lieutenant Martin, aid to General Gregg
Major Wilson and Lieutenant y. A. Baker, AdJutant Of
the Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
!, NEW YORK HERALD IL1Dr,1'TnH THURSDAY, oC
Deaths al Port Royal.

Deaths at Port Royal.
The following deaths have occurred al Port Royal soce
Private Michael Benz, Co. e, 7l,h Pa. vols Sept a,
apopexy.
~, diarrhsra and typhoid fever
Private Andrew Ackery, Co. Il, l44th N. y. Vols,
ffi,sis al John caisnss o. Is, l44tA NJ Y. Vols, Sept.
Private George l. Kent, Co. H, 18Th N. " Vols. Sep.
tsosrs S.shOmns, 4o.h Mass Vols. Sop. 81, chronic
diarrhQA
Private W H. Garner, Co. B. 4osh Mass vOls Sept 20,
Private w. W. Jessup o. B. loth Mass Vols, Sept %,
Private Pa,ssy Picker, Co. D. 9th Conn., Vols. ocs 5.
Private j. Hunt. Co. +, ssh Pa Vols, Sept. 80. remit
fsresani s. G. wusiDg, Co. b. ssth Pa vss, Sept. 30,
Prvssa 5. Foley. %. Q, ID N. H. vols Sept %, ~.
Corporal g. 9. Reed, Co. z. 7,h N. H. vols Sept %,
chronic darrh9A.
Lieutenant Leonard c. AdOD, Co. d, both Mass Vols,
Civilian George f. lockwood, Quarternasters Depart
ment, Oct. 9, rsmittent fever.
Private John Donovan, O.. T. losh Conn. Vols, oc I,
Private John Goodman. %. @. S4sn Mass vOls Oct i,
Private john Barthsrs Co. I,N z. voh., Eng, Ocs 2,
Private n ? ouvulsy, o. K, 4oth Mass. Vols, Oct 2.
Sergeant p WHITAKER, %. =. I44th N. =. Vols, Oct.
2, chrome diarrh0a.
Corporal David = Christman, Co. K, 9th Pa Vols,
Private H. Simmons, O.. z, 9th Naius Vols, Oct .,
typhoid fever.
YhGo. ash ..tf aI
Private n. n. Chuds, %. =, 9th Maine voh., Oct. 8,
chronic darrhua. ft
Privase joseph Booth, ca. D, s7th Pa Vols, Oct 8,
chronic diarrhGa.
Private Jno, Allen, Co. E, 10Th Conn. Vols, oc g. Cpl
leptic c0nvulsions
Private VIM Kslumpp, Co. G, soth nj. Vols. Oct. 8.
dysentery, acute
Private j. H. Parker, Co. D. 54th Mass. Vols, Oct 8,
typhoid fever.
Private Chss Johnson, Co. z, Sd q. g. ooored Vols,
Oct. 8, intermittent fcvcr.
Private A. Dodge, Co. 9, 4h ~ H. Vols, Oct. O. remit
tent fever.
Private James keenan,. Co. B, s7th Pa. Vols, Oct. g.
chronic diarrh9a.
Sergeant @. l. J. Rung Co. T, 18th Indiana Vols, Oct
8, chronic darrhpa.
First Lieutenant r. Waters 18th N. Y Vols, Oct. 4
chronic diarrhea.
Private s. Chsdbourne, Co. II, 9th Maine Vols, oct a.
chronic diarrhGA
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Greeley ana ehe District Attorney.
TO THn uDITOR or THE HERALD.

In his newspaper Of last Saturday Horace Greeley,
speaking Of person named Andrews said TO be In Fort
lafayette asks f Mr.. Oakley Hall thinks that ths trial f
the man would benefit his party why does he not bring
him into courtS lie knows, know for the asking
vhsrc Akdfe1s r., and have him up, aa days notice.
whenever hc pleases, for examipatiou."
BY tho sobjonsd letter yod Win end that Mr. Greeley
In attempting 10 teach 70 either General Dr or myself cur
several duties has usual got ss,ray The letter,
It's date was handed BY my messenger 70 General Dx IN
psrson Tho General hss never replied o u IN any way
have inferred thsreors that the federal suihOrisie
had their owu vevs IN the premises. Your obedient
servant, A. oAkEY HALL
August 1s, 1868.
TO Major General JoHs A. DIE, commanding Department
sn-I sm informed and believe. that there n connne1
IN Fort IMayctta person named Andrews, who was auy
arrested BY The local police Of this county upon "a
prma fas charge of participation In the riot of ne
ernoon Of July 10 utno, and that hs thus oonhnsd
without preliminary adavit or process or commitment.
ssch would Dot b Ms csss, ] presume, we're
hs charged with IN oGencc against the Enrol
msnt srt, which clearly secures dec soouss
n and ssminaiion before she civil federal authorities
Of spy alleged offender aeanst The provisoss Il that ns
nformatoa bsssvs thsa, be b offender, he ooe
against Iocai lsv esciusivs'y.
Permit thereioTe - The prosecuing ohecr of tne
ooonty respsefuly protest against tbs present moas
o 6stsn of The ssd pssooes and 70 respectfully sk
that he be returned 70 the custody q the local aathof
ord~ that thsy nay deal with aim undv cons,saions
With great respect, General. am your very oesaeni
servant A. 0AKEY HALL
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
I-sesxt sro~ Mayor Opayhe

ne folloy ~ letter fsom Mayor opdyks of New York,
sseSsnen Albany, VIII be read With inssre.s e ,s
NJ DSAs su-Aooept my thanks for your kind letter
prompted BY Mr. Weeds attack IN tho gretno Journal
on myself and oes q my ,on. had read We .,els 20
Of any notice from supposed that every ons vboso
good opinion desire kno~ the charges against me 70 be
snos convicted their author By tho sworn tes,unny
unmpc~rhable Witnesses of tho mot reckless dsregard
q truth ~ similar instance few words WI sho~
thses W be Of the same character
fhe nrst charse h thai my son vas drafted ana sent
substitute. Thk s not. N r worst Spset. an se,
tics u drsfs fouud him oooaDsd V hs bod sy ~.
ness from which he has not yet recovered Thai h couh
sot sherors. have resposdsa To ter.'n ho.svsr sas
procured for hlm-yos w'i readily perceive th..
&C. sss .ss dsss moe. ~ A.a % ~. s =. s.usa ss s' him
And yet Mr. weed calls this skaihing No
oshss man Am sure I'm b. abs 70 zee u "a ,h.. ish.
Bus soppnss nal this rsdoubssbs lobby ch's 10 bs
", hss acquired more ssaiisd soospsons " the ehivs
''ss =. ssa ssas 1sss. ss.ss.. men n, s s.ns os
Be- had bossIs ,hsn q sons o6es brossr ~. Mr..
rsss,yea an cfes q sss sin1, sni-.s ,ss barren con
nissies q nsesry psb'sc msy b ressrses as sseh
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rot be o. al osnsrAtlc uoviied obsinea thsm fsiry
snd ssscussd them With fasiy and ssfy NJ. We'd %
any Toe sss W point 70 singe tasiness 1snssetss q
mps W visl.os q ihass raiss ~ any oshsrs RE
scrib~d by mercantile boor snd fair 6s@irg hyt yDa
VII be sxtsnishrf te neutacty ~ The chnrge ben
inform that fbrse cartfscs, Use The orcee q NJ
son. exat ossiy ar. wests IuaFiusiao. ! hsss ~
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ityn 18th fha roacrnmsat ~ my Nod dgect 80 irdwtct
Ihcff sre the >1iy tllafres 1gl 81 f~rneiys ths'
Trey ~ulif b. aneeihsf harmiH. u Tree. hstg fiisa
90 rlai ciaaa. az set nrie tee etn 90 cgafte iA
giie o. nur btf inelf aniia1f
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The New York herald., 1863-10-15
INCREASE or THE ARMY.

All the Unitarian Ciergymen and Their
Sons Volunteer for tho War.
srrSesIsID, Mass Oct. II, 1862
The Unitarian Convention has just adopted resolutions
expressing tho strongest ndshty to the government.
The resolutions moved by Dr. Aionzo Hi,
OF Worcester, Mass, and seconded by Rev Dr.
Farley, Of Brooklyn. They tender TO tho Presi
dent the sympathy and prayers Of tho Conven-
tion In this day Of the countrys trial and his
responsibility; that, "whiie ~ Christians we arc
peaconassrs eheUfaay g6y oWx sees and Aose
Of our caiidre for the persd life Of tho aofion:' that
az Is our especial duty express allegiance 70 tho con-
stituted authorities and condemn treason and rebellion
1hs resolutions also warmly condemn the proclamaton
Of freedom.
fhs the first time that Tho Unitarian Convention has
adopted resolutions national subjects Dr. Farley do
parted ffom his custom by supporting the resou
tons, narratns several incidents 70 show Mr. Lmcon's
honesty and bcnevolence, and warmly approving Ais
course.
Tho vote Of the Convention was svsoninssus.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

Wsufx0ros, Oct IL. Is63.
Exaggerated rumoss In chcnas,sn 70 day of nghs
ing tho south side Of tho Potomac. There be
no doubt Of ski'uAshine among the caya but nothing
Of the character of general engaecmsn,
Up 10 one O'Clock tonight no oneih dcrpatohos had
bcen recsivsd concerning Mo military movements ~ tLs
day. Bsncc there " believe ttas ~s have
met with any serious dlsaster.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
the WAR IN MISSOURI.

sf. LOcIs, Oct. IA, 1853.
The latest accounts d shslbys raiders say that sbey
divided eight miles southwest Of Arrow Rock yesterday
movnng About twenty-five hundred Unionsts were
In pursuit, end had killed twelve rebels and lost four
men. e..l
Aghx was reported On the Backwater Monday evsn-
ing, sad skrnish bslow Arrov Rock yesterday
ing; bul no particulars are gvsa.
Gsnsnl ybks, II Pilot Knob. reports tha, tho szpsd-
tsou into Arkansas met body Of febeIs under Reeves
and Crandan q Ptmans Ferry, and killed thstesn asd
captured qus number. including one lieutenant COLONEL
one major and two captains.
On shs TIN MAJOR Wsssoa surprised camp Of rebsls In
Lawrence county, capturing ono captain three oussnans
.aSny 81. pliv..ss' end all 'A; horses and ''n' md
The people o Lawrence county havs orrazcd 10 resist
Ne rebel conscription Waldo p. johnson, United
States SENATOR has abandoned The organization o tho
Mssouri STATE Guaia- nnm
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Ono or Mosby's Gang snubnea.

Among tho prsonars In tho Od caplto, "a Lieut. John
D. wiihers, OF Mosby's sucrIlAs IIo captured oy
squadron OF cavalry ON tho Id 81 September On
lst inst Lieul. Wlthors addressed letter to General
Patrick Provost Marshal General of tn. e the
Potomac, rcciting that "biAnk moorandn-s book
tanning my (ns) accounts, so95 IN ,oo.fe at. states
Treasury notes, and 81 10 in Uudod ktues rrcsNi-
ry notes was tskcn from him. which Gene
raj Howard assured would be refunded W
yourself - and complaining that tho promisc bsd bec
complied with. Lieutenant wnetD states that he had
applied 10 Captan Todd for tho money aud that thsl
oncer had replied that ho had tcrevcd thr money
was any mention Juado about II in hts "a,
Tho Lieutenant closes his somewhat vrrbasc recitation
Of his grievances by dcoiAfsttp that n ~ against sho
ways of civilized warfare 20 tsHc prs usrr mor-y
against whom there charges . fh,- letter
sent 10 General Patrick who returned with Mo follow
ing scorohng endorsement
''Rcepectfnily returned" A memorandum bs-ok
found tho person of wthers giving account OF hs
"shsro of Yankeqfapturcs' and u dacidci ~ tss
Provost that the aud property q
prisoners who 1.-Two by robbery and murder shnnd b,
1scatcd Tor the q tho United Ssatsr gov
Mosbys mon. receiving no pay from 'ha rebel
erprent, and living only by plumber. canuoi sosxscy
ask 10 be considered prisoners OF war.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

warehouses Of stores and forage al this place for the
Eo1ps holding Kansas City Lexington aud other acent
points. On the news q the rebel approach the com
asnder of the POST erected temporary deencs OF bales
q hay and brought his artillery 10 the emb asares ihe
troops all concentrated within the riroad depot
awaiting attack. Renforcemens have been oldered
there, but whether they have arrived 8 uncertain.
hght can scarcely be delayed much longer. General
Il. y. Brown, who commanded ut Springfield when at
lacked last january BY karmaduke started ON Lexing
ton some time ago after Shelby and he known 10 be
80 ahead gener he will attack the rebels orders or no
srders soon as he get shot them Other troops
from Kansas City from Springfield and Lebanon in the
souh and west and unless the rehes retreat they must
Aght vary quickly This rebel raid has on large
namoes OF troops from tins city, and . regiment OF NH
nta performing guard duty at headquarters and mo
military prisons
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

and missng-ths Fourth and Thirteenth Peansy,vania
regiments suffering tho most severely.
Gen Gregg highly spoken of for the manner In which
he fought his men, aud 10 owing W his skill and
bravery that he Fourth and Thirteenth fought their
OUT prccarious suslon lie at the head Of his
men IN the thckest OF tho aght and In several charges
took tho lead
an" captured one Of ,he guns but tho Fiat New JesSey
cavalry gaany charged back aud recaptused tho PIECE,
"hch was Immediately turned them with god eject
Our cavalry yesterday held tho enemy in check, and
there was some little diminishing, one man being wound
Cd while on picket last evening
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
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