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The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
SP ECIAL MOTTO ES.

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. free from Tan, Pir-
Piles and Freckles, may easily procured by using
the balm ORA THOUSAND FLO WERS." For
shaving 1t is unsurpassed-a single drop making a
fine lather: II is composed of palm-oil, honey aud
other valuable articles, highly perfumed by its own
ingredients, aud when used for washing night and
morning, renders the skin soft and white, and free
from blemish Price so cents. For sale by H. Ii .
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
augl2 deod& oew3ms
Dresser's 81 Jewelry Store,
SO ExcHANGE STREET.
Above the Post once. Portland
jy25 d4w.
DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No IL
Streetoortand Me. augl5-ly
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

Upon the foregoing, the Court Order, that the
Plaintiff the above named Defendants to be no.
titled of the pcndency of this suit, by publishing
newspaper printed in Portland, IN tho County of
Cumberland. abstract OF the Writ and Declare
ton and this Order of Court thereon the last pub-
cation to be twenty days at least before the sitting
Of said Court to be holden at Portland aforesaid
the second Tuesday of October A. ID. 1868. that he
may then and there in said Court appear, and show
cause, If any he have. why Judgment should not be
rendered against them and execution issue accord
ngly
Attest, ID. w. FESSENDEN. Clerk.
Abstract of Writ and Order of Court thereon.
Attest, ID. W. FESSENDEN, CLERK.
9w3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
Review OF the Market.

For the week ending Aug. 49, 1862 prepared express
iy for the PRESS, by Mr.. NJ. n. Rich.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
STATE OF MAINE.

Supreme Judicial Court. april Term. A. d. 1863.
HENRY b. JOHNSON, of Gorham In the County
Ii of Cumberland. versus Jacob T.. Gray, of
Browntield In the County Of Oxford, and William
W. Gray, of Boston In the County of Suffolk and
State Of Massachusetts.
Abstract Of Writ.
Action of assumpsit to recover amount due on .
promi>sory note dated july l4h A. ID. 1862. signed
by said defendants for sum Of $40. and payable 10
the plaintiff or order in thirty days from date with
interest
Writ dated December lst. 1852. and returnable at
January term, 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
sAILED-wnd N-bark Geo Hunt, and other.

A doubledecked bark of about 500 tons called the
Sarah Carlton" was launched from the yard OF
John Pascal. at Rockport, the 18th The il own.
ed by Messrs. Carleton, Norwood & Co., and is in.
tended for general business.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

ly- We have, all written out, verbatim
report of the speech made by Hon. J. w.
Bradbury of Augusta, in the late Copperhead
State Convention, which we shall publish in
few days, that the loyal people Of Maine may
see hoc low this delectable patriot could go
down before the demagogues and traitors who
uncegemoniously kicked him out of bed in
1861. We regard Bradbury's speech, on some
accounts, as the most Infamous made on that
occasion of such general infamy. 1t is time
the people understood treason and threatened
resistance of law, when they appear under the
garb of fine broadcloth or sitting in the cush-
Toned pew of a popular church, as well as
when under the rough garb of plug ugly, or
in front Of a whiskey sellers counter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
Ioyya EIertiou.

CHICAGO. October Ii Returns from the cleo.
ton come slowly.
Davenport tosnship gives Stone 760 majority;
gain. 392
Scott county-Stone's majority will probably
reach 300
Pottowzttomie county gives 100 majority for
Stone
jasper commissioned majority i00
Polk county-Stone's m .ority. $50.
Des Moiues city-Tuues maj IL.
Keokuk-Son mi. 1875.
Ceiar Rapids-225 tor Stone.
Dubuque gives the Republican candidate for
Sheriff 90 maj Tote for Governor not counted.
County probably Democratic by 800 or 400
Muscaine gives Stone 80 maj Republican
gain OF $50. County probably $50 maj. for
Stone
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

WASHINGTON. October l3-The enemy made
a movement some days ago, apparently to turn
Gen Meades right This led to pretty heavy
skirmishing. and maneuvering of the two armies
on SATURDAY.. Sunday and Monday Frequent
dispatches are received from the army and up to
10 o'clock last night nothing had happened Civ
ing either side any marked advantage Our
army i reported To be in excellent condition
Telegraphc communication TO Gen. Meade's
headquarters Is uninterrupted.
Parties who arrived from the front this
morning say there was considerable Skin
mishing YESTERDAY between cavalry on both sides,
and that sharp musketry firing was heard yester
day afternoon in the vicinity of Rapbahannock
Station. IL Is presumed here by persons gener-
ally we'll informed that the movement OF Meade
was in fact one previously decided upon in case
OF certain contingencies, indicated by the send
ing to the rear some time since ofcertain articles
OF cumbrous nature.
Last night at Warrenton Junction some rebel
sympathizers FIRE to a train of cars containing
hay and grain. but no considerable damage was
done
There was some skirmishing along the lines
Yesterday, but all was quiet through the night up
10 early hour this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

Great Bend Borough: Woodward II majority:
township. Curtin 80
Doylstown: " Woodward mai.
Athens Township: Wood sard 30 mai
Oakland: Curtin % majority.
HARRtsBURs. Pa. October l3-Rappahannock
township gives Curtin 95 msj.
Chambersburg, North Ward. gives Curtin 2l9
maj
Shelley's Grove. Snyder county, gives Curtin
50 maj q gain Of 80
Harrisburg gives Woodward 50 mai: Curtin
gain. 80
Nddletown gives Curtin 40i mai gain, 95
Lancaster gives Woodwork 81 maj Union
gain. Is
Gettysburg gives Curtin 90 maj.
The iollowing u the vote of II rrisbure:
Fir-t Ward. Woodward. 81 unaj Second. Cur
tin. 20; Third, Curtin 8; Fourth, Woodward, %:
Fifth. Curtin 10. Sixth. Woodward. 50
PHlLA1ELPHis. October - The Union men
men me rejoicing aud pnrading tho streets, deem.
ing Curtin election certain by very large ma.
Jority.
In most Of the wards, there are large gains
for Curtn
Pitisburg-In 2n0 districts Of Allegheny county
Gu tin gains 05g over the yo'e of 90. The
county will probably give him 1000 majority.
bradford county will give Curtin 3 500 ma.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

Scattering returns from PENNSYLVANIA have
been received. which COMPARED with the vote Of
1850. when Austin had 30 900 majority show the
following result:
Altoona. Blair county-W oodward 60 majority
Curtin gain of ll3
Freemanshurg. Northampton county Wood
ward. ) ms: Curtin Gain of3
Union township Srhuvlkill countv-Wood-
war. 2i7 mai considerable Democratic gain
Wlkesharre. Lnzerne couutv-Curtin's maj :
IS: gain over last wear 81 ln9
East Mauchchunk. Carbon county--Curtin
gains -
E,,'ou mi S,urh E,-ton. Carbon county
Curtin gains -
Re'hlphem-W oodward So Democratic gain
of Il
Oxford. Chester county urtin's maj -; a
gain Of -
East No,tngham-Curtin's maj :; gain of
20
Hopewel-Curtin. ?: gain Of Il
Lower Oxford-Woodwarct- 80 maj Curtin
gains l.
E,s, Coventry Curtin. loo mi
Chester Delaware rountv-35i mai
First ward of Philadelphia gives Curtin 1872
maj gain of AL.
Three wards in Pii,sburg show a gain for
Curtin Of 375
Kingston borough--Cur,in. 40 majority; Curtin
gsiuss
Providence borough-Curtin % mai gain
of 81
Plymouth borough and township-Curtin gains
60
Columbia County. Bloomburg. Curtin 81 ma
thirty: gain 40
HYDE Park: Woodward Is majority; gain of
Is
Pits,own: Woorward l07 msioritv.
scranton: North Ward. Curtin go majority
gain i9s South Ward. Woodward $50 majority;
gain l73
Carbondae Civ and Township. Woodward
469 majority: loss "a
Montross. Susquehanna County: Curtin l6l
majority.
Bridgewater. Curtin majority
BROOKLYN: Curtin ls9 majority.
Franklin Woodward %
Harmony. Curtin SO.
Susquehanna: Curt 20 majority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

EpIroR JoUKNAL-SiR In looking over the
Journal Of this morning lMond.y.) md in the
editorial column paragraph headed Watch
Him" aud a. know OF n one else 10 whom IL
would apply. very naturally concluded that IL
was intended 10 draw attention 10 myself. with
the view Of counterscting the influence my com
municaton published in SATURDAYS Sentine)
mi ght produce As minister Of Christ. | &C
knowledge myself public property Therefore
the public have the right 10 investigate my private
character a. well as nv public acts Hence the
Injunction OF the Apostle: ITO know them
which labor among you. and are over you in the
Lord aud admouish YOU | have not the slight.
objection 20 a full investigation OF my chtrac-
ter either preacher or a private citizen 4
good man has nothing 10 feat N having bis char
aeter brought 70 light; hence watching will do
him no harm IL j. only the deceptious and dis
honest that refuse to have their deeis brought to
the test. am fully aware that there are persons
IN this city who have known me for yoNrs-who
fully acquainted with NV Antecedents. and
Others who have known me for shorter period
some business men among them. and think
they will accord To me honesty of purpose. It
j. true that have failed ma business pursuits
aud have some honest debts hanging over me-
and | ~as not aware that II was crime To be IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
From cairo.

CAIRO, October l3.-The steamer Albert
Pearce. from New Orleans. with a4arge cargo OF
sugar and molasses. has arrived.
The steamer South wesler WIS bred into by
guelrillas on Friday last short distance below
Helena
Fighting WIS reported on the railroad east of
Mem9his on the llth. but the result is un-
known.
General :. A. Lee, who was captured at Vicks.
burg had "a force between Panola and Holly
Springs IL j. understood th,t he commands all
the rebel troops in Northern Mississippi
Richardson. with $40 men and eight pieces
of artillery, has been encamped IT New Albany
ON the Tallapatche e4ilroad. but has moved back
toward Pontataiuk. Ii i understood they are TO
tear up the Memphis and Charleston railroad
when Joe Johnston will move into " est Ten
ne-see and m IKE his headquarters at Jackson
Browning is couscrip,ing with bloodhounds in
the counties along the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road.
Streets guerrilas are plundering the people,
burning houses. aud killing men who refuse to be
cOnscripted
large cotton crop is growing in that section
of country, and with but little prospect of being
gathered
The steamer Sallie List arrived At Memphis
on the 10Th from Duvall's Bluff, with upwards
OF $40 rebel prisoners on board, including several
officers, bound for ST Louis.
All quiet AT Little Rock No attack is antici
pated by Price. whose forcei is much weakened by
deserton Our cavalry penetrated the enemy 5
country thirty miles. Many people are enlisling
in our ranks.
Al quiet at Vicksburg.
Gen Grant had so far recovered as 20 review
the l7lh army corps on the 9th inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

No TRor The article headed as above in
yesterdays paper. needs an explanation TO the
public IL states there il i mistake somew here
Now propose tn state the simple facts in the
case. which think will show that there j. no
mistake on INV part In the hrst place | built
the track ON the fair ground with the understand
ing with Mr. Loomis and Others that should
have the use of the track aad grounds during the
entire season, except during the State Fair week
MIR Lnomis came to me ut the Palmer House.
and told me he had a gold medal worth $50 that
he would give as premium to trot for provided
| would get up the trot on the fair ground and
give him one-hali of the gate money. | arranged
the trot for yesterday afternoon at two o'clock |
went To the grounds about two o'clock and found
the gates fastened and men there to guard them.
with orders from Mr. Loomis To let no pass
in Now the question j.. had We any right To the
use of the track and grounds aud was there "A
medil offered by Mr. LOOMS A. u premium To
trot for. Read the above and judge for your
selves. WM CRAFT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
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Night Report


CINCINNATI October l3.-The following re-
turns have been received:
Lebanon Brough e45. vnllandigham i2l;
gain III
SteubenviIle-- Broueh's majority $50, gain
over Tod vote oi 265
sndusky Cuy-l'rough $50 majority; gain
il3
Northampton. Summit County-Brough ll3
majority
Portage Township Akron-Brough ESQ The
county good for , 900 tor Brourh
Wellington Lorain Couaty-Brou $50 ma
jorty
Cnyahoga County-Three townships give
Brough 9s4 majority
Z,nesville- Broueh Ia minority
2oth Regimeut-Brough GIT, Vallandgham
none.
The troops at Buckhannon, Va. give Brough
~. NallauJisham none
Lucas County Brough 600 minority
Mood Couuty-Broush | 100 majority
Washington County-Brough about $40 ma
joritv
Gilbert's Brigade Brough 1850 vallindgham
-
10th Regiment Brough 400. Vallandgham
Summit County-Brough ? 900 majority
Warren County-Brough , 300 majority; gain
6iO
Ross county-Brough 4D0 minority
Scioto COunty-Brough lJu majority; gam
900
Camp Deunson- Brough 1876. vallandigham
Butler County CHAM | 900 majority.
Ohio troops At Charleston, Va --Beough , 1873.
VallnnGgham 81
l00th Regiment Brough AS, Vallsndigham
IL
18th Regiment rough 45o. vallandigham
none
Champaign-Bfough 900 minority
Huron Brough , 900 majority.
Columbus City allandgham 223 majority;
Union gain I22
Columbiaua-Brough 1000 majority
Knox County Brough 300 minority. gain Of
Az
Portage ty-Brough 1000 majority; gain
800
Like County-Brough 900 minority; gain
450
Richland County gham 300 majority;
Union gain about $40
Stark CJuuty-Brough about 610 majority
gain 910
Cincinnati gives Brough 5n0a maj
franklin county, Two hps-Brough gains
Clinton county, six :ownships-Brough $40
mai gains go over Tots ynte The county
will give Brough 5l0 ma
Sprns field c.tv-Btou@h 512 majority; gain
2lu
Clark county-Broueh / 700 maj: gain 400 on
Tod's vote
Dayton city-Brough 267 majority: gain l94
Broueh will carry the bv about 300 mai
18th regiment-BrouIh, 45I; Vallandgham
none
Cnl Whites brigade-Brough. $50; Val
landieham 4
Ohio men in 9th Virginia regiment Brough
25l Valhndighsm none
Lancaster City, alandigham. Is maj Union
gain. Isl
Marietta-Broueh. 600 maj gain. 263
Salem township. Warren couniy-Brough 1875
Vallandgham, -: Jewett. | Union gain, IS
Erie county-Brough, 100 majority; gain
! 100
Cleveland-Brough. 24O0 maj The maiort,
in Cuynhoga county will he about 900
Mm.feld- Brouch. 100 maj gain. IS
Observation-Disclosures mai Ia: large Unior
gain. Five townships IN the county give Unior
gains $50
CINcINSATI, October IL -Brough's estimated
majority in the State ia on O00 The soldiers
vote will increase il TO 100 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
From New York.

Nrw York, October i3-The Washington
Republican OF last evening contained the follow
ing which the Censor would not allow To be tele.
grnphed To the press
We have information from the front this morn.
ing that Meades army has fallen back To north
side OF the Rtppphannock followed by Lees ar.
NV, which u In great force about half mile
from the south side of the river.
The enemy maze ient Of moving mp the val
lev on the southern bank of Robertson river. and
our cavalry under Buford crossed NJ Germania
Ford AMI took possession OF the earthwOrks aban
doned by them. When our forces were all across
the enemv came against Buford in great force
drove him across the river without time To destroy
the crossing. and pursued him to Rappahsnnock
Station
Fitzpatrick with a force OF cavalry and artillery.
which had nude "a reconnaissance near Madison
G Ii was cut of YESTERDAY afternoon on the
road 70 Culpepper by portion OF Ewel's corps
which was formed across the only road by which
he could retreat, in twelve ranks with two regi-
ments Oh each flank Fitzpatrick was compelled
to charge directly into them DE led the charge
in person, telling his men they must do or die.
The cavalry cut It's Way through the concen-
trated fire. such as has hardly been experienced
by our troops during the war. Probably his
rear, with his artillery rered through Culpepper
Ktlp,rrcks loss in killed and wounded amounted
to $50 Gen Meade il said to have displayed
good generalship ia bringing his army back To the
lire OF the Ripp,hannock When the enemy
made his TENT of moving up the valley. Meade
also made the eint of following him in force TO
attack him In the rear, massing his troops At
Rtccoon Fora for that purpose This drew back
Lees forces that the intended Il nkiug move
ment was frustrated Meade brought Off every
wagon and all his stores
The Times Morris Island correspondence.
dated October I. says:
81 much damage was done to the Ironsides by
the rebe tDrnedo that it i seriously contemplated
sending her North for repairs.
Our naval picket bonts were attacked mt the
same time. and il il thou .ht that the rebels will
so0h mike demonstration on our feet with
their rams Two OF our Monitors are absent
| Two devils to remove obstructiuus in the harbor
have arrived Unless something il done soon
the rebels Will regain possession OF the harbor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

INDIANAPOLIS. October 10. 1863

INDIANAPOLIS, UctOber Is, IcbJ.
The following escort will receive the Hon :.
L. Chase. Secretary OF the Treasury. upon his
visit t. the capital of Indiana, and attend him to
the Bates House:
l. The company OF the Police Guards. attached
to- the State Legion
Detachment of the 9TH Indiana cavalry.
The Indianapolis City Regiment.
The troops will report nj University Square
upon the signal of twelve strokes of the city
alarm bell
The regulation salute for "A Cabinet officer
will he fired upon the arrival of the train NJ the
depot. by II section OF artillery under charge of
Col II S,urm
D Commaudants of the above detachments
will report at the State house at 9 o'clock A NJ f.,
for instructions
Henry b CARRlSGroS. Brig Gen
Pro. TEN, Cong State Militia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

LorisvIlIR. October l3.-robacco advanced
about one cent per pound since Saturday. Stock
light.
Late advices confirm the reported damages by
frost
Major Generals Crttenden and McCook have
arrived. en- route Tor Indianapolis Their friends
have the creates, confidence that they will sue
coed in uiumphantly meeting any allegations
agains, them which may be made before the ap
preaching Court OF Inquiry
We have just received from Nashville copy
of letter to Gen W. A McCook, dated Chatta.
nooga October g. from which we copy The con
GLIDING sentence:
IL take pleasure in saying 10 you that GO oih.
cal or other dispatches of mine have warranted a
charge of disobedience OF orders by you on either
day OF the battle oi Chckamauga.
(Sgned) WV. ). RosrcaAss.
Major General "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

THE THEArRE-THE WOMAN II WHIrE-This
really admirable drama. with Us great variety of
effective incidents and superb acting. Is up for
representation tonight for the last time; there
fore let all who would enjoy rare dramatleal
treat avail themselves OF the present opportunity
Ms Sallie IT Clair. "a Mad Ann and Laura
FnrIie gives " one of the finest specimens of a
double assumption Of character We have ever
Witnessed Her sharp angularitv and nervous
ftfulness as the mad woman. presents striking
contrast TO the equarimity aud exquisite womanly
tenderness she portrays in the character OF Laura
F.irlie sad stamps her - an artistic of rare abil
ity. The make up and acting of Mr.. Charles
B.rras as Old Fairle. is wonderful realization
of the authors portrait The drama Is splend'dly
put upon the stage and admirably rendered by
the company Remember 10 night Is the last OF
he Woman ia White
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
For the sentinel


Enron SENTINEL: | have been treated most
outrageously Tor exercising my constitutional
rights ! went To the Court house To vote. found
no Democratic candidate ON the ground, and no
Democratic ticketto vote Republicans presented
me with Union ticket. aud said. unless | voted
Il. 81 was traitor aud u secessionist." and was
kicked. cuiied and struck until | was forced II ON
the ground without voting Now, | consider
this rascally piece of business. and the party
guilty of IL have secured my eternal enmity: aud
the Democrat voting for that party deserves n
chain OF slavery put round his neck during sseala
secaiorum MICHAEL DowNEY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

RuNNIoS's AR GALLhRY MIR Runnion has
secured the services OF Mr Penfold. OF New
York. who will be At his post in a few days
person of artistic taste aud skillto 90 the color
ing % pictures taken At this establighment Pic
ture. taken by Mr. R,ner. who i ever gentle
msnly and skllfui in hts department OF the husi
ness, and colored by Mr. Penlold, who Is an adept
in the art OF coloring cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction Persons wishing pictures Tor them
solye. NJ friends. can get them At their establish
ment that cannot be beat in this any other
city Give them call at No 32ls East Wash.
ington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

ST Jous, n T.. October l3 The steamship
Africa. Ia dense fog struck near Cape Race at
10 o'clock last night The ship Is much dam
aged. The boats were got ready but not launch
ed After an hour the ship aoated of and the
pumps speedily cleared her. Capt Stone then
be ,ded for H,ltax, but afterwards thought IL
prudent 10 bear up tor ore
The Africa LET, Liverpool the 80 and Queens
town the 4th
The news Of the Scotia. Of the defeat OF Gen
Rosecrans. created considerable sensation aud
caused n rise OF five per cent In the Confedera
loan, but the advance was not fully sustained
and closed nc about twenty five per cent, dis
count.
The Tunes thinks Rosecrans was defeated by
superior strategy, rather than mere fighting. and
says il Is evident that the Federal troops con
tested the field obstinatey. rallied when broken
and formed again and renewed the engagement
repeatedly They seem To have done all thai
bravery and determination could effect. but tho
greater skill of the Confederate Generals in com
bning the force which made the attack insurec
them the victory
The Herald looks mon IL rs the most decisiy,
battle fought in the west.
The latest news via Queenstown says Conied
crate loan has advanced per cent
The Daily News says:
General Braggs victory over Rosecrans IN
striking demonstration of the wisdom Ut the new
military policy of the Conlederates IN combining
their forces TO arrest the advance of the Federals
The honors Of the battle belong to Gen. Bragg
but he must do more than he has hitherto dom
if the Confederate cause is to gain solid advauta
ges from his sword
The Paris Steele argues that il Stephens visit
Paris with the expectation of procuring the recog
milton Of the South he will return disappointed
The time for that is passed il il ever existed. Tn
South. by arming the negroes. shows that its re-
sistance il exhausted.
Macmillan had answered the Mexican deputa
ton. He was ready to accept the throne.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

Coon APPOINTMENT We understand that
Governor Morton has commissioned Henry
Long. of the 5lst regiment. As Quartermlster of
the i2Sth-the new regiment now being raised in
this district. This appointment is as credtable 20
our Executive as IL IL complimentary to the gal
liant and faithful young soldier who received H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

NASHVILLE. October l3.-Parties from the
front report no excitement at Chattanooga The
rebel lines extend along the south bank OF the
Tennessee
Our supply trains are much ANNOYED by their
sharpshOoters between Bridgeport and Chatta-
nOoga, who daily pick off teamsters mules and
horses.
Most Of the army supplies are carried over the
mountains by pack mules. on account Of difficult
transportation.
The river 10 rising.