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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
DIR. HUNTER
Treats Many Diseas es

nnuv~ MANY CHRONIC Dis
..-z<...~esSSsE~ BASIS incidental TO the hu-
>Nf56 inan family, and even such 40
LTWX havc heretofore ben eonsid-
R) cred incuVnbie by the medical
faculty Ut the world are skill.
full, renteu with distinguished tuccess bb DR..
WI. III TER. DIX. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HAM,; Won BADEN, of Leipsic, Germany
These three scientific Physicians ard Surgeons
have been engaged in their prot ession for up
wards Of forty Years. They es; ec,aiy call The
attention of the afflicted ~ the folls wing named
dist ases:
Coughs, Colds. Group, Consumption.
snd the most distressing of all diseases the
ASTHMA or PnTnIsic and ali other complaints Of
tho Mouth, Tn.oat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
ees Of the Stomach, Liver, k,d~eys. Spleen
bladder AID Bowels. such US Dyspepsia, which Is
very distressing complaint. Disfrh 70 Dysentary
Cons ipation or con inu 81 c,>tiveoess TINS lst.
ter disease n '.t always prein6uces
P1le0 And Es10tS1lA<
Wh'ca IS treated with marked sucIes. without
reso ting u cutting with the knife. Tne nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
si"ut and Paray sis are distressing complains
Also all Female 'o,npiainte, such as Weakness,
Debility AID diseases Of the Womb, all cutsd with
out cutting with y knife.
CARcRiNONA, or CANCER, Is another disease that
has to erto Allied the skill Of tho errdite and
earned doctors Of tho world. This monstrous
Hydra must now bow its head, for it can becured.
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, lid dis
eases, White Swellines, Club feet. alike Gun 10
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Eyes.
Such as Lachryaal stua. >srahis,nus or Cros.
Eyes, Black or hi,e spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
yes, blindness and Catara,t.
The latter disease can often be cured without
res ort TO cutting with the kbifc. PATIENTS With
Cataract will do ell to call aud les the Doctor ex-
anime their case. large Ssortment of
Artificial Eyes pc t.ctig natural Al
d'eeoses u IT, Ear.
Such as roaring sr buzx.rg sounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Ear runs and Oraclee, OF all sizes and d,scrip
tons, which restore nesring very perfect to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will lose ten cents Write
wi h your full name. town, pnty and State
Your letters will be promptly answered Be rs
particular as you ean IL giving full history Of
your disease. Address.
DR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6073 Post Office.
Hours from Q 4. n. to 8 p. u. Office No. 81
Randolph corner Of Dearbon street, Chicago, Ill
oct1-dIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
CAIRO, Oct. 81.

CAIRO, Oct. p.
a party OF Col. Streets men made
another raid into Brownsville on the 2G,h
plnpdering stores and committing ether
cutrages.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
tflmes Special
uEADQUAkr4Ns ARMY or TIE
llan NIL

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE
...- PoTokAo, 9th.
Tho enemy coat,nuo to be demon.tra-
I've in onr E0"t Yesterday ms the 9th
sn't,Sth New Yok cavalry were gong
Out near 0saltou station to relleys the
~" N. 7. and Pa. cavalry regiments on
s. pcSe', they were opened upon ~ the
~ tebe!s with artillery. A brisk skirm;sh
easnsd which lasted savera! hou,s our
forces falling back within ono milo OF
Germantown. % our infantry line. The
co my showed nothing but Infantry
but lev Casualties Oh Their side.
toorrillas and bush whackers are ex.
coed ngly bold, aud their operations ex.
tend IN ovety- direction. Every day they
mske some demonstration on our line OF
commuoicai ion, end it ia even unsafe for
our men TO venture out of sight # cam o.
sunday evening = gang Of tushwhackers
Dashed upon ono Of our trai.s between
Warren own and New Baltimore. aud
captured an ambulance and wagon be.
longing to the Provost nlarsbal depart
mcnt.
From other sources We learn that the
smoke OF the euemy's camp fires eau be
seen beyond the Rappahaonock, indicat
ing tat they ere There in force, prepare
10 di-pute the passage Of the river.
A body Of their infantry WAS discover
: ed on this side Of the river at Sulphur
Springs.
Their cavalry pickets are thrown gu,
this side Of the RappaLannock ana in
sight Of our advance pckets.
There is 90 indications Of anv imme
diate advance.
Work on the r. II. bridge is being
prosecuted vigorously, the advance OF
The ara y being dependent on ito compile.
ton.
Gen. Meade's headquarters are still .,
Warrenton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
NEW YosK Oct. %

NEW 1OHK Oct. Zy.
The correspondent OF Columbus Ga.
Enquirer gives official reports that the
rebel killed, WOUNDED and missing a.
Cbicsnauyua 1899.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

On asny i ehaaging IL positsss
seoswes1 for sessGstic purposes in
proper {, msntiop.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
DIR. W1a. b. HURDss
DE.V1sak REyMRDxEH,
THE BEST IN THE WORTH.
flNE TEETH = s = = n.y.
AND

n4 s0OCHaCA0 ! W0Q1algla.
Do ycu wish TO be blessed with and adm,,.S
i0e r1ARLY WnlrS and Sound TEETH NJ.
~. YIN. n0ia's Unrlvallcd Tooth Pow.
"aHsnted ireo from acid, alkali, Or nnv in.
dl0ns substance. Price, rs cents per nv
- Beware Of the ordinary chesp tooth ~.
aers, which whiten but destroy.
DO you wish 10 b certain tia. vop, h,..th :.
pure sweet and agreeable TO husband or q N. No..
Or friendsS Use Or. Hurdss Celens"s.S
A ~ Wash. Price. 81 cents per bottle.
!, ln' astringent waah ID also the best reme,3v 1.
ne world for Uanker BAD Breath, Bleeding Gvm,
oore Month, etc. It las cured hundreds.
D1 you, or yonf children snfsr from Tooths ache !
Get Dr. Hurd's Magic Toothachc Drons'
Price. Is cents per bottle.
Are You smjcted With Nsufalgiaf Get Dr.. w
=: H0sd's Neuralgta PIastoep. The naos,
effective and delightful remedy knov..
they do not adhers nor blister. bat sootha s,,d
cha. n pain away Try them. Price. ls and "a
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
~ you wish complete ~ Of Dental Rame
1 ~. , sa Treatise On Preserving Teeth 0e,
nsatest and most valuable present that one f,isnd
Gan make to another. Frico, 81. Sent by expsss,
on receipt Of price '~s'e~
country. -
CAUTIox.-As there ~ dealers vhe -. -.
vastage Of our advsrtissmsnts 70 iupose 49,
sner customers infssior pespasatioss, il e pecss
~ 20 iusist upon havisg What yoa call fos. snd
~. ~ ~ 'ne pest, thoroughly tested, and ,re-
Treasurer Of the New York State Dsntists Assc.
siscon, and Vice.Prosident Of the Nev Ynct
City Dental Society. Ao''
WIN. B. HURD : CO., New Yort.
julys-dAwtfeb1a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
Report that Gen. Meade:s
Removal ~ Decided
upon.
More Stratcgctic Move
- laleMts

Nav YoRK, OF. 20.
A prize fight FIR 81 900 came off yes.
tsrday at Fl. Penn, De eware, between
John Fitzgerald and Ell. Wilson, in
~ which Fitzgerald vas the victor in ten
oss. ,s0unde.
Another fight between Conner and
Patsy. was mainly Suspended after the
20 'ouod. nearly the whole party be-
,ssas isg arrested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
DR.. SsC(et3s
INFALLIBLE LINN ENTI
Great External Rsme1v.
FOR THE RAID CURE or

For Rhe10.osi.ns Gont, Neaynlyio, Lsm5uoo SIZE
Neck and Joists, Sp,a,ms, B,uises Cses md
Wounds, P.les, Hodach.. and all RIeu-
matte and Nervous diso, devs.
OH OIL OF which 1t 10 u speedy and certain
= remedy, and never fails This Liniment =
prepared from the recipe Of Dr. Htcphe = veet n
Connccticut, the famous Zone setter, and has heen
used IN his practice for more Than twenty vea,a
with the most astonishing euecess
As AN ALLaviA5Ox o. PAIN, il 10 usriv.led hv
any preparation before the public. Of which ths
NOT sksptiesI may % convinced By : sipels trial.
This Lini.aent will cufs sspidly ana rsdieailv.
rheumatic Disorders Of every hind, and ID thos.
S.so o. It has bsea used II has nsv
Foa NsuRAls'A, il will aGtrd immediate selief
- every case. however distressing.
\. twill relieve the wor.t cases 81 HsADAcnp IN
s0r ms. ~ mates audit is warranted 10 do Il.
IOOTHA CHE also will Il cure ipstsntlv.
For NERVOUS De BILI1 7 and Osr:rsl La.
ntede arising from impSudepce Ct excess. this IA
iment is most happy and untailiDg remedy set
ing directly opon the nervous tissues /, strength.
enc and TeviAes the system, and Isstorssi t 70 coe
ITCHY and vjgor.
FOR r1LkS-As IN external remedy ~ eiai~
that u 10 tho best known, and Ne challenge ~
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distress ing complaint thould give IL sieI for n
~! nos ~ e anoro Immediate relief, and IN
QU1NSY . SORE THROAT ass ssnetines -.
sssoe'y malignant snd dangerous. bat 4 Nnel,
application Of bis Linimsnt will never faii "a NJ
SPRAlNS ere svnctimes very obeainaA~' ~
enlargement Of The joints 10 Liable 70 oce,, = -.
elected. The worst case may 30 eonors,s1 "a
ebis l.iniment In tso or three daSs.
BRUISES. CUTS, WOUNDS. HOnra. M
GERS, BURNS 3 SCA Lbs, Yield 1ead,lv "a IS.
wSndsffei healing psopertiss of Dk. SNIHT'0
INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT, when used asco,sis-
q directions also CHlLBLA ms. ER0sTE8
FEET, = INSECT BITES ETIN0S, "a
Every Horse Owner
Ihoald have this remedy st hard, for iss tl,sfx
nee O the hSst sppearanee Of Lameuess vilI eI.~1
aally prevent those formidable dlseases, Il ~N;sa
y! horses are liable,and Which render = 49,.
'theswiss valuable horses nearly woethlssa
!. Over four hundred volustsv tsstiHssi.i. y
no Wonderful curative psops de- a ~ iS.s.
sent have been reesived vii in IA =. .lGs
u nseZ g tAsm fson pesssns 4 ~ kisSs2
Cau1lOn. "
Te svoid Imposition, etservs - ols,sa.,. -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
MEDICAL.

- IL 49,
y OF Al 2 Q r . T.. &C i
rlsnlr coscusaAsnD
veEGBT.aDLE EITK.aCT|
- p wre TsMte.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'3
01R1GA1I 41vTD10,
sswAasD ~
DIR. C. ~ JACKSON. Phi,sdelphis. "a.
WILL syssorrAlls cras
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA.
JAUND &c,
Chronic or Nfrrous Debility, Diseases
Of the K,dmeys, and all Diseases
arising from a disoraesed
L,rer or Stomach.
xucu ~
Constipation In.
ward Piles, Fulness or
Blood TO lhe head, acidity to
:he stonscn, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
in the stomach Sour Fluctuations, sink
log or FlutterIng at the lii Ct Stvu ach,
Swimming OF the III Id Hurried and Difficult
Fluttering Of the Heart, Choking Or SuNocst-
ing Sec sations when in q y ing posture, D.mnsss
OF Vision, Dots or Web, before the Signt Fever
and Duil Pain in the Head. deficiency Of Per-
spiration, Yei!owness IF the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the SIDE, Back Chest. Limbs,
&c., sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning In the Flesh,
Constant lmagibings
Of Evil and graf
Depression Of
Spirits,
and will pesit vcly prevent YELLOW FEW Ek,
Bilious FEVEx, &C.
rHsy CONTAIN
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They viii cure the above diseases in
ninety.nins cases out 0t = hundred.
Do YOU WANT SOMETHING To s .kENGTH-
DO you wAKr A GOOD AppEr1rE
W iou LYMAN WASr TO BUILD UP fook CON.
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL,
~ YOU WANT TO GET hID Or NERVOUS
NkSSs
DO YOU WANT ENLR0yf
10 YOU WANT TO SIEkP WE'LL!
Do YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING?
II you do, use
H00Nanps Gsrsman BitferS.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., ! aitor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent s,edicines in ge aeral, through dis'rust Of
their ingredients and effects Jet know of no
sufficient reAst ms why man may not testisy to
whas he believes himself to have received from
amy simple nrepasa,ioD, in the hope thar he may
JUS contribute ~ the beLeft Of Others.
do this more readiiyin regard to lioo0a, d's
German biilers, prepared by Dr. Z. N. ckson,of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
tor many years, cnuer the lniFe. sion that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
TO NY friend be belt Shoemaker, Esq tor The re-
Doval OF this prejudice by proper tests, and Tor
encouragement to try them, when suffering IRON
| great and tong ntlRurd debility. The use u
three bottles vi these btters IT the beginning OF
the present. ear. was follow ed by evident reiioi
| and restoration 70 degree Of bodily and mental
! yigor which hal NOT ielt Tor six months before
and had almost desp aired OF regAin,pg. | there
fore thank TOD and my friend for directing me ~
| the use Of them. J. NEWTON tkOMN.
PHILAbELPslA,Ju June 23d. 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

Route, to
NEW YORK. BOSTON
.AArD .AxL E.iSTERyT CITIES
Z err, lag the =, seas " ees-r, ava Nopt.
Western UnSosl Mates Rails.
L>XPRESS TRAINS LEAvEDUNKIRK AMI
u BuiFslo, daily, on the arrival OF all trains o
the Lake Shore lsailroel, making close connee
tious with trains from cleveland, Chicago, Mi
wauAse, ST Louis. 3urli7gtou, Keokuk. st Pau
Dubuque, Galens, Iowa City, &c the only car
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always - Low
as by any other rosie:
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which arc sold at oil TN principal raj road
Offices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to aay other route.
AN EXPRESS TEAM FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points Vast, and quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of G Oatman, "a
broadway, Chas Thursaan, Ivy Broadway, n. y
o Il r Archer, % SoatA street, n Y; j s Dunlap
is State street, Bostoa Erie ailway Office, f.
Clark street, Chiesxo.
CHAS. MINOT. 0enr sup's ~
E. 4. SPRINGER, Westssn Agent. Chicago, Ill.
a. BAEBsR, Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
Ap4-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28
DR.C. w. ROBACK.

SOLD at Wholesale in Chicago b. FuLLIR.
FiNCn FULLER. and all druggists.
- Country Merchantsand dealers suprl;,a
by A. +. Crosscy and q. H. Beckwith. Chicag
Sold in Daven OFT by F. Jacoby, IT., f. s. Bal.
lord; stevenson Carnahan. W. W. Parker, q.
ochlcgel, Di,zen 4 Koch and NJ. Kovacs.
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbecke x Miller and
F. RoIdesig. my28-d&wlv
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Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power Ofthis medicine
II stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus Oyercomcs disorders which would be sup.
posed beyond it, reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities Of the people, and
we are confident that this will do for them Ill that
medicine can do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

Krclght Of all kinds will be carried from Chics-
goto all points East ct all times, as low rates
~ any Otha Railroad rsut. seO2y-dtf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22
Sd n G. INFANTRY,
Mitchell's Ford, Va, Sept oath, 1863.

Dear Journal | guess no has ANY serious obiec
ton TO my devoting few Midnight moments, (which
by the way is all the spare time have,) in writing
YOU few particulars concerning our Whereabouts, anC
what we are doing. We moved from our exqustely
beautiful camp near Liberty Mills, ebout the 10th
Oh how we did hate to leave it-all the Numbers
Of the Regiment less attached 10 1t, and
feC 1nd1ulduqtS particularly endeared 10 H.
for il afforded them of pleasure rarely ever
met with 10 a soldiers life.
Well, since left we have been booblng around
through mud and water making forced marches under
the rain in the hone of once meeting hated
foe in batl. array: sieepirg without blankets e.
and tIreeonrths of the time IN line OF BATTLE which
has been extremely boring but guess it is all for the
best as il b. ps TO make US mad and suiky and when
once in that mood we whip thrice our numbers
der any circumstances though it does not require these
vcxatious TO make our soldiers fight No, thank God,
NOrth CGrOinians have always been ready and eager
participate in their country's battles and every
battlefield they have been foremost in the charge-he
fret stife the base invaders cheer, ard alas the first
to feel deaths cold and icy touch.
Bur they are in a State which is not their d-mcil
an! crnsI queny their vaOrous deeds and gallant bear
!n2s Is never heard of but the contrary it is tie
S:one"all Brigade (which every abe is eager to see
some Virginia Regiment which has charged and cap
tured every piece of artillery, and taken every line of
breast works that this unfortunate Regiment has
seen but this is good enough for u.s. for North
Carolina has made provisions for any act
ct CALAMITY, while other States have enacted
that every act of gallautry, meritoricus COZ
duct either In officer or private, should be Justly
warded he big fight will come eff some time this
EeXt week, end then guess you will hear from US; at
any rate you will receive a list of two hundred
casualties. Our boys am1se themselves by stealing
honesty you know from the enemys side of the
river. They also bring occasionally mutton or
brf- | remain deVOtedly,
LILLIPUTIAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22
LIa,oIn'. thanksgiving Proclam.,,on.

The following is IincoIn's proclamation appointing
d day OF thanksgiving, etc
he year that is drawing towards its close has beer
filed with the blessings of fruitful fields and beaIthfu
skies. To these bounties, which constantly en-
oytd that prone to forget the source from which
they come Others have been added which of such
extraordinary nature that they cannot fail to pene
tratc and soften the heart which is habituGly insens
be to the ever-watchful providence cf Almighty
God
In the midst OF 4 civil of uneGualed magnitude
and severity which has sonnet times seemed to provoke
the aggression OF foreign States peace has been pre-
served with all nations order has been maintained the
laws have been respected aud obeyed and harmony has
prevailed everywhere except in the theatre of military
conflict while that theatre has been greatly contracted
10y the advancing armies and navies of the Union
Nctdul diversions of wealth and of strength from tie
fields Of peaceful labor to the national defense have not
arrested the pJOw, the shuttle or the ship. The axe
las enlarged the borders of settlements and the
mines are full of iron and coal and of the precious
metals, ard have yielded even more abundanty than
heretofore.
Population has steadily increased, notwithstanding
the waste that has been made in the camp, the siege
and the battlefield and the country, rejoicing in the
Con business Of augmented strength and vgor is per-
mittcd TO expect continuance of years with large in
crease OF Pedom.
human council hath devised, nor hath any mortal
hand worked out these great things. They are the
gracious gifts Of the Most High God, who, while deal
ing with In anger for sns has, nevertheless re-
mcmbeTed mercy. 1t has seemed to me fit and proper
that they should be soemnly reverehty and gratefully
acknowledged by the whole American people.
l do, therefore, invite my felow-citizens in every
part of the United States, and also those who at
and those who sOounng in foreign countries
set apart and observe the last Thursday of Novem
Der next day Of thanksgiving and prayer and praise
to benCfce0t Father who dweeth in the heavens;
and l recommend that while offering up the ascrip-
tOrs Justly dCe to Him for such singular deveranCes
and blessings, they do also, with humble penitence ior
our pcrVeenes8 and dsobedience, commend to His ten
der all those who have become widows, orphans
su rers in the amentabe civil strife i'll which we
unavoidaby engaged and ierventy implore the inter
position of the Almighty hand to heal the wounds OF
the nation and TO restore it, may be conss
tent with the divine purposes to the full enjoyment Of
peace, harmony, tranquility and union
Ia testimony whereof, etc, etc.
By the President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WN. Ii. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22

The Richmond Enqu!' discusses the terms upon
which this war should be closed between the Confeder
ate States and the United States. This question seems
little premature. Yet, during the burden and heat
of our military operations, while great battles fill the
mind OF the people, and grand commanders of glorious
armies occupy the public eye it should not be over
ookei forgotten that it is the part OF sage statesmen
and Of wise craftsmanship to furnish the ways and
OF war; and sustain the credit and character Of
the country at home and abroad to shape our policy
in the gencies of the pending struggle and at the
conclusion, put the Contederacy its proper posi-
ton for reapng the u fruits of bloodbough indepen
dence-poIitical and commercial In the skillful and
energetic development OF the of the country
for carrying the is there need of all the collect
ed wisdom of the country. In brining the war to a
close on terms OF equity fraught with the future pros
periy Of our people, the Intellect, experience and char
acter in TIE land equally required. The terms of
the compact between the States of this Conederacy
upon which their central government is administered,
already framed and settled But relations with
the United States and with European Government s
have still to be arranged Upon the wisdom of the ar
rangements by which those relations shall be settled
the desnes Of the South vii! greatly depend.
Char MerCury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22

ANEcDorE OF GENERAL HARDEE.-An officer in
General Braggs army furnishes the annexed anecdote
of General Hardee During the retreat from Kentucky,
one of the heavily laden trains reached the foot OF
maintain just beyond Cumberland. The mules were
unable unassisted to pull the wagon up the mountain
In this extremity General Hardee took the matter in
hand haltirg every who attempted to pass, wheh
mounted OF foot and ordered them TO put their
shoulders the wheel At hast fancy Captain quar-
termaster rode w. clad in elegant grey faced with butt
and glittering in gold lace General H. ordered him
to dsmount. J1e refused. The order was repeated
and the A. Q. III. again refused. Whereupon Gen. ii
seized him by the breast pulled him from his horse anc
Selling piece OF wagon bow: treated him to Soune
drubbng The tanned A. Q. M. !aeekly arose and put
ting his eIega nty clad shoulder to the wagon whee
pulled with O. will, all the while mrtterjng blessing
upon the kind hearted general who taught aim so prac
tical lesson.