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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26


ling was h4lI II Nj Lon Church, M
l'a,oka township. Dubois county, o.
Dec. I'D. 1855. 47E
On motion, VIM. Rust was chosen
Chairman. AM Il. L. hemp and D.
Williams. Secretaries
On motion. u. K Kemp and VIM
lIcndrickson were appointed q cum
mittcr on resolutions
I On motion of q. A. Kemp Mr. J.
IN. Miller was requested t. addrcssi
the meeting. which he did with great
IeIoqnencc. after which the committee
lon resolutions rcfcrtel the following.
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. Patriotism j. correctly
defined n love Of our whole country
and LOYALTY the defense and support Of
its Constitution and laws: and
i Whereas. The Federal Government
lof the United States being engaged IN
"a terrible war for the Suppression Of .
lcauscless and wicked rcsslli"n- which
aims to sunder the Union and destroy
the Government; and
!, Whereas, The people q the North
have long since plighted their faith TO
the Government to aid in the snrrrcs-
: sion 81 the rebellion. and the rssrcra-
ton OF the Union. With the rights u
E al the States inv:olatr, that notwi'h-
4 standing there may lie some disfcren
Ices Of opinion as e. the policy and
: constitutional powers II some Of the
y war measures OF the Chief Executive
e oi the nation-still We. portion Of
d the citizens OF LoyAL INDIANA, do here
ri by express orr nnwaveriny devotion
: and attachment % the Government q
= our illustrions ancestors and liryo.n
i-ltonary Fathers, and again rciterat'
glonr pledges 81 fidelity 20 me in's
D. and the Constitution, and With AL on
in power, and with all our nirs''s. VII
~ advance steadily forward - the PRISE
Icn,ion Of the war to the crushing "
' the rebellion and the restoration q IN
.,lUnion and the Constitution; f'.c7cfur
!. Resolved, That this war sl'oalt \
!, lpro=ecuted solely FOR tlsc purpose 9
\ restoring the Union. the Constitution
and the majesty of the law; md tbs
whenever the rrlcls If the South s'ri
hellay down their arms. and srl-nlit
''sthc majesty Of the laws, anil il,v Cor
'is situation of the Federal Gvvernn''h
then the war should cease ~hcths
ne slavery he extingnished ~ not
j Resolved. That we will aid p y
&c utmost abilities in procnsin+- cnlis
~ mcnts of volunteers. under the l.r.4
emit call Of tic President a thc I'm
N, ted States, and that We val aid
q 'heir transportation 70 tic proper ia
.he of rendezvous
Resolved. That VIC will, accordir
paT 10 Or means. aid the families q !
os soldiers in this vicinity who sail :
4 lat or who may have crlistsi hcret
y. forc. in the service Of tho INIT
ED States. whenever they may iccnme
mp- INDECENT circumstances. Or IN want
lathe common ncccssarics Of life
I'll Resolved, That We recommend I
n" Board Of Commissioners Of Dab
81, county 70 appropriate out 2; the coU
,ues ~ revenue the sum q enc huEir
/ by dollars 20 each volunteer who shall 2
enis list under tie present call.
en- Upon the adoption Of the rcso
tons pertinent addresses were ma
by Mr.. Rust, W. F. Kemp and =
~iII Myers, after which the Chairman
trcdnccd the recruiting csiiccrs, .
30 called for volunteers. when seve
wv. came forward and enlisted with Ca
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26
rs TIE ioilo~Ing article appeared in the
Iudian polls Daily Journal. % Ocs. 22d 1868:

II ID TIE ioilnsing article appeared IN the
Indians polls Daily Journal. % Orr. 22d 1868:
For the Journal
Illinois Insarsnce Companies.
The Supreme Curt Of the State Of lndi-
sns has decided that policy Of insurance
issued BY company loca'sd in another
State. 70 sny person 10 this State. i void.
unless such company shall have complied
with the law CT this State. passed June IL.
1862 Violations impose . heavy fine ON
the agent uansaeting business for such
foreign company. There are several ILL
nois companies doing business 10 this State.
and sceording 70 this decision their policiss
are Of no validity whatever. % nome Of them
hsyc complied With the isw OF this State
regulating foreign insurance compsniss.-
The rouea character Of many Of these ILL.,
nois companies makes this ssstement u
much Importance to the poop h Of lndisns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

1--WE are sorry to learn that the
residence Of Mr.. W. H. Green. in this
township. was consumed ~ fro this
week. We did not hear particulars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

1--WE wish our readers, one and
al . Iarry New Year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

Uncommon Pleas Ocurt begins
its January term next Monday week
The docket Is light The railroad case
will probably occupy most Of the time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

rTThe Commissioners II uaSo's county
closed their December ritsire ~ithous tax
ing scticn on numerous pe'snns laid before
them, asking thar IN appropriation De msdr
10 p.y extra bounty 70 vo.rn'eers from th-t
county. II this, a. 10 anosher particular
they followed the example ~ the Knox Con-
missinners. The Other particular Vas the
Iicrnsinr Of several Iisngr establishments
The far-seerng comiSissionrrs-looking Z"
the interest Of their psrty-cOrestiy con
cluded th.t il is w. - wise 10 irg-l'zs retail
liquor es,ablishm srs, than 70 encourages
volunteering -EsansviIle Jcurosl-
Not quitc tine. Mr. Journal. The
reason why tho Board did not make
the appropriation. was because some
az your stripe Of '.Union' men. has
boasted 50 loudly Of their patriotism
that they were entrusted in several 10
calities with the petitions. which the,
kept quietly in their pockets until tn
Commissioners met and then opposes
the proposition. 1t was thought iron
their bombastic (bnt hypccriticaD rrs
tenfions, they wonld be anxious to Dc
vy.e a little time to circulating pet
fions to aid the government in gettini
I volunteers. But true to party in
-stincts their s.Unionism' was only ]
J name, and practically fizzled whc
their pockets were touched.
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ADAM CEIER.
JOHN PIPER


Of school Funds
VEITL take novice. that on the FOURTH
w MONDAY IN JANUARY. 1854, ~
Iands snd town lots mrr'gaeed 20 the School
Fnrds. on whirh the principal or intesed
sue and unr,id ~iil BE- offered Tor ss'r'-
PR sons ewing interest must make imme"-
s,e prvnrnt 10 save rsss and dsmsges
dec. Ia-4~ +. SONDERMANN. ADJ.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MOTTO. T. hereby given that the endss-
IN signed has been sppoisted sdmss's.
,rator Of the estate Of William Cox, vsss !"
Dabois coun,y, deed; said estate v sspros-
sYRENUs COX. sdos's
survey Notice.
vUvHE undersigned will proceed I'm ~
u e.unty surveyor Of Dubois eoensv -
the 18Th d-y Of Jan. IS64.to sus The 49,
, nd determine the boundaries 81 beessess
No. % and %, ia town I sossh range : =.
Tn. intermediate lines will aIss BE- run 80
the corr ers thereof established. PssssS
Interested will please Be present.
GEO. SCHONk
I - 10Th @. SCHEPPEkS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
Goxprnor Morton.

Governor Morton has recently received
letters warning him ofa plot to assassina's
him. One was in female handwriting, and
purported to be written by the vie Of tnan
engaged in the plot. II contained correct
plan Of the Governors house and Of the room
In which he slept. with all the approaches
to it, The writer said her husband had
been led into the matter by wicked men
and she wanted to Illustrate the design to
save hun IRON its consequences. s.--Cincinnati
Commercial. "" ias s3
III Governor Morton should ever be assas
sinat'G by any woman's husbanc, It will
not be on political grounds louisville Dem
ocrdt s- 81 aar H agoees t.+..ta rls
The allusion above will be appreciated in
indianapolis. where the Governor is known
There is considerable point in IL! .4,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

Rev. a. SFaney, Chaplain Of the
98th Ohio, has so far recovered his
health as to be able to return 70 his
regiment. We understand he thinks
our army viii not do much good unti'
Gen. Mcclellan is again placed IN
command. There are more repaoh'
cans, besides all the Democrats, than
Mr.. Swaney, who, for long time,
have been Of the same opinion,
Major John 8. Pearce Of the eSth
Ohio, who having been exchanged and
prornoted to the Lieutenant Colonelcy
of his regiment, was in Cadiz, last
week looking up some of the men of his
regiment, who prefer being at home to
being in camp.
Thomas Lee Glanden, q member OF
Captain Norris company, who was
wounded in the Perysvillc battle, came
home on farlough a few days since.
His wound is not near well.
James zQuisley, Of the same compa-
ny, has also returned home, in poor
health.
We understand that it is somewhat
doubtful whether Captain Cunningham
viii be promoted to the Majorship 81
his regiment, although he is the senior
captain, and every way qualified for
the position, We understand the op-
position to his promotion comes from
one General Ewing and Colonel Jones
of his regiment; and that Davy Tod
has not the Backbone" to do justice.
1t was generally supposed that our
young friend, james W. Hanna, o.
this place, was killed in the slaughter
at Fredericksburg; but a note, and .
Icopy of the Richmond Enquirer ant
Richmond Dispatch, ofJan. 9, receivec
from him during the past week, tol
which he will please accept our thanks,
brings the gratifying intelligence, thai
instead Of being killed he was on,
slightly wounded, taken aprisoner and
conveyed to Richmond; and that at
the time of writing his note he was at
Camp Annapolis, Maryland, paroled
prisoner. This is James second trip
to Richmond since he volunteered.
We will venture to say that James has
done moro fighting and went through
more hard service than any volunteer
that has went from this county; and all
of our volunteers have went through
enough.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
nsrNEIsoN B1nNrY. son Of Jol

n NELSON BIRNEY, son Of John
Birney, Esq, Of Washington township,
this county, and member of Captain
Butts company, 9Sth Ohio, was bro't
home a corpse few days since. He
was an excellent young man, and very
much respected by all who knew him.
He taught school several sessions in
this township. E n-"
One Of Mr.. Birney's other sons,
member of the same company, is al
the hospital in New Albany, Indiana
very sick, and is not expected to reco
ver. , Aa D.Ina q4.irf
Our prayer is, that the Almight,
will SO influence the minds of tn,
people of this distracted country, a
to cause them to forever put away alb
oiitionism, secessionism and every 9th
or abomination that this landis afflicted
with, SO that peace, happiness and pros
perity may again bless the whole Uni
on; and that our young men--thehop
and pride OF the nation--may be save
from butchery on the battlefield, am
disease and death in the hospital.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

ORGANIzE.-Now is the time for our
Democratic friends to prepare for the
Spring Elections. The farmers, at
this season of the year, have not much
to do, and they can devote portion Of
their leisure to getting up recruits for
the Democracy. We want to carry at
least ten townships at the Spring Elcc,
tion, and then we will sweep the county
| in the fali With hurrah. 1T is an inn
perative neccssity-an absolute duty
that Democrats should be active, for
all eyes are upon their party as being
alone able to restore peace to our ru-
ined couatry- w -arl a@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
Time OF Holding the Next Nar-
- ris0a County Fats. stt

At the agricultural meeting on last
Saturday, it was decided that the next
Annual Fair of the Harrison County
Agricultural Society should be held
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
the last day of September and the first
and second days of October, 1868.
At the same meeting, Mr.. John G.
Jamison, of Cadix township, was elec.
ted Director Of the Society, inplacc
of Samuel McFadden, Irish of this
township, resigned.
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ney- The patrons of the Sentinel can

s9- The patrons Of the Sentinel can
do "a great deal for the Democratic
cause in Harrison county, and very
materially assist in making the Sehti.
mel. still better paper, by circulating
the Prospectus, which they will fnd
folded in this number, among their
friends and neighbors, and induce them
to become subscribers to the Cadiz
Sentinel. Eg kS 4. s4 J.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

A couple Of colorcd men in this
place, James West and .--- Brown,
we're arrested last week, on charge Of
having broken open the house Of John
Davenport, and stolen therefrom some
thirtysor forty dollars. p They had a
hearing before Esq, Phillips, and we're
held to bail in the sum Of one hundred
dollars each, in default Of which they
were sent to jail.--Republican. q
pg This is only tho beginning
When the four millions are set free,
such occurrences will not only be daily
but hourly. YaSaa
.&gft, eli laHgGi sriH) sHay
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T'he supper

At the Court House on last Thursday
evening, gottennp by the ladies Of the
Soldiers Aid Society, was not only a
splendid affair, bat decided success.
Notwithstanding the inclcmency Of the
weather, the housewas filled toits ut
most capacity. The supper was all
that any epicure could desire, and the
ladies, belonging to the society, deserve
great credit for the excellent manner
i'm which the festival passed of. We
understand, that after paying all ex-
penses, something over 500 will be
the proceeds Of the evening, which goes
to the good work Of helping to furnish
our sick and woandod soldiers with some
of the needed comforts and nccessaries
of life.
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3 gro s,a the 6e,h Ohio.

We have been permitted to see a
letter written since the great battle at
Murfreesboro, giving an account of
the part taken by this regimentin that
battle. Harrison county has one COM
pany, X, and part of company in
this regiment. Besides the account
given in this letter of the valor and
bravery of the men composing the
69th, we see it stated in other sources
that one of the most gallant charges
made during the whole battle was
made by this regiment. The men are
much mortified at the conduct of their
Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel during
the thickest Of the fight. The former
was stupidity, beastly drunk, and the
latter was absent as usual. '''
None of the men that went from
Harrison county in company / were
killed or wounded. In company X,
we learn that the following persons
were wounded and missing, none of
the company being killed;-Zenas
Poulson, slightly wounded; Newton
johnson and Davis Garner very slight
ly wounded; Charles Graham severely
but not seriously. The missing are
j. Neelan, S. Romick, George Ma,
hood and B. Graham. 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
Axricu.ttursli HIeetimg /.

There will be . meeting Of the members
Of the Harrison County Agricultural Society
held in the Court House In Cadiz, on Satur-
day, the 7th day of February, 1868, at 1o
O'Clock on said day, for the purPo'e Of adop-
ting premium list for the next Fair. 1t Is
desired that there bs 9 full meeting. By or
der. '' s@ JACOB JARVIS, sssv.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
MARRTED.

On New Years day, by Rev, r. Arms
strong, Mr.. Lewis H. TmuBY and Miss
MARY NJ, daughter Of Israel Thompson, oil
Of Harrisville. Ohio.
On Now Years day, by Rev. s. Pstter-
son, Mr JAMES Erwin 10 Miss NANCY ANN
LUKrNs, both ofDeersville. Harrison county
Ohio. @ hy X
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. W., G
Waddla Mr. JOHN v. RICE and Miss MAR
JANE GARNER. @dA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

SSow.-A large amount of snow
fell during the past week, but the
roads being in such poor condition
prewioas to the snow, we have no
sleighing- In SOME parts of the coun-
try it fell to the depth Of thirty inches.
1t has been very injurious to roofs.
trees, &c. Railroad trains were il
regular fer a day er tive, but are al
son "tfrncT' now. iH7 wee
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or Subscribers finding his mark 1 "a fhe
s,argia Of deir puper, may knoto that the
ti,ns for tcktch they have paid their saser1Pfie'l
% che Sentinel 10 aboHt expiring 1key dss
requested 10 remit as soon as they zee iais marx
4, as no papers are sent from d's egsce uHf''
paid for 60 -.-3 esz'rs %
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

rW- OLIVER CARMAN, an excellent
young man, died at the residence of
his mother in Hopedale, during the
past month, from the effects of disease
contracted in the three mouths service.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

WE ARE COMING. FATaRR ABRAHAM.
Over 1900 soldiers have deserted from sever
Massachusetts, regiments. Such is the .
nouncs,nent of the Provost Guard OF tha
State. At this rate, Massachusetts, 900,
OOO' men will be short.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

- Esy- The Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial says
that Captain John Brown, of the Both
Ohio, has been dismissed from the
service for being absent without leave.
Capt. Brown is from New Jefferson
in this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

ssEA distinguished officer and
statesman, who is now in the service
of his country, writes to the editor of
the New York Caucausion, that the
people "are against this wicked Ad'
ministration, and heartily sick of its
bloody war"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

BJ~ Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher, the
father of all the Bcecher family, died
in Brooklyn, New York, on last Satu
day week, at the age of cighty-scven
years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

H--Rev. A. .. HAYDEN will preach in the
Disciples church, Cadiz. next Saturday even
ing; and also on Lords day following, at IL
and 6l1 O'Clock. y, I. ..srt,.,t MI .n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

r-Capt. Burr, U. 8. Quartermaster. at
this point, has awarded contract tor HOO
horses Tor I'd calalry to Levi Sargent (New
phiiadelphia). w. II. Hays washington,
Guernsey county,, and George Reid (iolmes
countvl, at On average Of $50 88 each. ,.s.
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l. THANKs.-We are under obliga-
tions to Hons. r. Ii. Nugen, S. S.
Cox and James Howard, Esq, for pub
lie documents.
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aay- JosSrH G. MoopY, Of company

RI JOS SrH G. MooDY, Of company
II, 18th Regiment Ohio V, l., from
North township, this county, was killed
in the battle of Murfresboro. Joseph
was among the first to volunteer from
that township, and was always at his
post. He was out in the three months
service, and at the expiration ct the
term, he Immediately enlisted for three
years, and has not been home since.
He was much esteemed by those who
knew him best. a.--. W
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

PRoMoTIoNs IN THE 9SrH REGIMENT -
Major John s. Pearce to Lieutenant Colos
mel, v'ec Poorman. promoted; Captain james
M. Shane to Major. and Lieut.. James b.
Jewett to Captain Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions. Boantiss and Arrears
-. of Paw. s4. .f e..

ITO persons having claims tksihss the Gov
srurneut Tor PENSIONS. BOUHTlES,
and ARREARS OF PAY, will, ePoh sDplles.
ton by letter or 10 person with T. statemen, OF
their case, FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blanks necessary 70 establish Their eleims
for the sum OF 81.
Having been employed in tbs War Depart
neut AZ " sshingtou tor eight mon ths last past,
hsys made myself thoroughly seeaainied
win the proper mode Of usnsaetinz business IN
the various departments Of Government, and
those entrusiing their business 70 ms will have
it attended 20 with promptnsss, fidelity and up.
on the most reasons able terms.
Gains for HORSES or other property lost or
destroyed in the servire Of the United States
or BY military authority. balances due disehar-
ged soldiers. &c, will receive special attention.
Add ress r. %. Boz 907. Office in KilRore s
old BUILDING. directly over McConvI Ilie's store,
Market street, Steabenville, Ohio.
DAVID F.. CABLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Steubenvills, Dec. II, lS62-9m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

E@- THoMAs MAGADAaxN, Of COM
panysA, 126th Regiment, Ohio. w. l.,
from North township, this county, died
at Martinsburgh, Virginia, December
90, 1862, Of tyeheid paeueaonia. He
leaves awife and two small children.
Thomas wasa good seldier- "a gg IN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

gS Hanna has received the Tri-
bune Almanac for 1868. 1t contains
a large amount Of valuable statistical
information. Price Is cents. Call
and get copy. aa.f -ae
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LOST.

LOST.
A brown silk umbrella. with the initials
u. W." carved upon the handle. Prised
not SO much for it's value, but as family
relic. Any one finding the above and leaving
II at this Office, will receive the grateful &C.
acknowledgements OF ,s.aJ5. d .rasgs : s.s.s.i
I ts WALTER B. BEEBF.
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rrnm thnrafh Onto.

~ We have been permitted TO read {
private letter from a member Of com
pany H, which gives the following ae'
count Of the part the FIRST Harrison
county company took in the great bat
tie Mt Murfresboro. The writer, under
date Of january s, says:-"ow regi-
ment was in the hottest Of the battle,
Our company, when the battle com
menced, numbered thirty-three in all,
In the first days fight Joseph Moody
and B. F. Bell were killed, five Woun-
ded and thirteen missing, supposed tc
be captured, as we were driven back
with great slaughter. Lieutenant Fox
had his thigh bone broken, and has
since died. In the last engagement two
more missing. OF the wounded, Frank
Mealy severely, the ankle bone broken
Joseph Ferrell wounded in the thigh
severely; Edward Horner though the
shoulder; o. T. jenkins in the leg, not
badly; A. McElvaine slightly in the
ankle. The missing are--J. Butler,
J. B. Martin, d. Graybill, r. Gamble,
H. Hatton, w. III. Host, G. Leslie, j
Markley, /. Phillips, DASlonaker, s
A. Tweed, A. B. White and &. b
Young. OF the thirty-three only
thirteen are left. Three have since
Joined us, who were left back sick,
making sixteen in oil. a
81 have no time to give particlars.
The fight was terri6c-thc slaughter
dreadful. Both sides were badly used
up, though of course our papers will
claim it as a victory. The real truth
is, we have nothing to exult over. oul
army was in the hottest place it has
ever been in, I can assure you. My
haversack was shot off of my shoulder
We lost our Colonel, greatly to oal
sorrow. Our regiment was driven intc
a slaughter pen in the first days fight
through the miserable blunder of oul
division General, Van Cleave. HI
allowed the enemy to flank us, putting
us between a CALLING cross-fre." @
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II & T..
Anay We leara fresa . letter received
by his son, NJ. J. Sa.ladcrs, that Lieu-
tenant William F., Saunders, Of the
9Sth Ohio, was, a few days since, very
seriouslyy injured BY the ranning off Of
the team attached to wagon in which
he was riding, while on the chase after
Morgan. Hewas thrown down pre-
cipice Of some Fifty feet, breaking his
left arm, besides ,bruisiag his thigh and
side. Lieutenant Saunders is now in
the Officers Hospital at Louisville,
and is expected home as soon as he is
able to travel. Nv ail#ta~g 90 t'ate