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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

A SEVERE WINTER PREDIcTED.-Tho
weather prophets of Minnesota and
Wisconsin predict the hardest winter
seen for years. There will be more
cold days-the mercury viii run lower,
and the snow be deeper, than before
since 1851. This is tho first fall since
that of 1851 that the brook-trout have
commenced leaving the small creeks
for deep holes as carly as September,
and the first season since then that the
nuslk-rats. have double walled their
little hillock homes. These and GER
tain other infallible signs, known to
the sportsman and hunter, indicate a
winterof unsual severity. 1t is thought
by many that the Mississippi river will
close at least two weeks earlier than
last ycar.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
CHANCERY SALE.

I N pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
Il for the county Of Saginaw in Chancery, made
on the tenth day of September A. D., 1862, in a
certain cause therein pending, wherein David
Gould, Adam ii. Byerly and Thomas ID. Dewey
are compliments, and Martin Hanseman, Barbara
Hanseman are defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, IL at shall sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Saginaw County Court House, in tho
City Of Saginaw, County Of Saginaw, and State
Of Michigan ut two o'clock in the afternoon Of
Friday, the 10th day Of November, A. d.. 1863,
all the following described land and premises,
to-wt THAT certain parcel Of land known and
described the west half Of the north west
quarter of section twenty nine (29,) in township
eleven Il ~ north Of range two ~ east, in the
County Of Saginaw State Of Michigan.
Dated, Sept. Ia, 1863.
VIM j. L0vELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
2l4ts Saginaw County, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

TNHUMAS TREATMENT or OUR PRIsoN-
Eas IN RrcHMoND.-A report upon the
unhappy condition of our prisoners in
Richmond is being prepared for our
government. We hope that some
prompt action will be taken in this af-
fair The rebel prisoners on Johnson's
and David's Islands were most kindly
treated by us; they received oven lux
uries from many quarters. Some time
since our government clothed a prison
full of rebels, and these very persons,
to the number of several hundred,
were captured after having boon re-
leased, still wearing the clothes we
had furnished TO them. The money
and clothes sent to our prisoners at
Richmond are stolen from Thorn by the
rcbcls " j. HcrdH
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

NJ Office is hereby given that the Co-partner-
lN ship heretofore existing between John ii.
Mcfarland and Daniel II Bucl, Is by mutual
consent this day dissolved. The business Of the
firm will be settled by j. ii. Mcfarland.
j. II. MCFARLAND.
Dated, East Saginaw Oct s, 1868. 22O
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber, at Bridgeport, on tho 10th
I'D Of June, 1868, small three year old Heifer,
white feet and TAIL star in the forehead and
slim hornes The owner Is requested 10 provo
pay charges, and take her away
A. CROSBY.
bridgeport, Oct. %, 1868. 220w6p
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

RY virtue Of a writ of feri facias issued out Of
1.-the circuit court for the county IF Saginaw and
state Of Michigan and TO me directed and deliv-
cred, against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenemcnts Of William G. Haggerty, did on Oh q
9th day September, A. ID. 1863, evey upon and
take all the right title and interest Of William c.
Haggarty in and to the following piece or pare Of
of land described ms follows TO witt east half Of
northeast auaater Of Section thirty in town thir
teen north Of range FIVE east, in Saginaw county
Michigan, which l shall expose for sale at public
auction on the 2lst day Of November next, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ. ut the front door Of the Saginaw
county Court House, IN the city Of Sa gipaw, that
being the place for holding the circuit court for
said county, to the highest bidder nc the lev di-
reefs.
Dated October 9Th, A. ID. 1863.
2l7 JESSE IT, QUACKENBUsH, Sheriff
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
CHANCERY SALE


IN pursuance and by virtue of a decree Of the
l. Circuit Court for the county Of Saginaw in
Chaneery, made on the lth day of September,
A. ID. 1863, in case wherein William Gray was
complainant, and Joseph t. Copeland, Sam
uel Copeland, Mary Copeland Alexander l.
Walsh, Samuel Coulton, Calvin W. Hew, tho
President, Directors and Company Of the Washing
ton County Bank, and Eliakim G. Ripley wero
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder ut two O'Clock
in the afternoon of Friday the twentieth day Of
November next. Mt the front door Of the Saginaw
County Court House, in the city Of Saginaw, Sag
NAV county. Michigan, all that certain piece OF
parcel Of land described MS follows TO wit: The
north two-thirds of Lot No. five in Block No Eve,
ms the same is designated on a plat known n
Hoyt's Plat Of East Saginaw and being in Ssgi-
nav county in the State Of Michigan, and said
north two-thirds Of said Lot, being forty (40) feet
front on Water Street, and extending to Saginaw
River Of the same width rs front.
Dated October I'd, 1863.
VIM. J. LOyELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner
2l7 Sdginap County, Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

A SUBSCRIBER wishes to rent comforta-
IA bly, furnished Dwelling House, not over
three blocks from the Bancroft House. for which
he will pay liberal rent.
For particulars apply at the Courier Cficc.
2l7tf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
FOR SALE.
CHANCERY ORDER.


C,TATE OF MICHIGAN, TuE CIRCUIT CouRr
- FOR THE COUNTY OF SAvrSAw-In Chdncery
At session Of said Court, held Mt the Court
House, in the City Of Saginaw, in said county on
the eleventh day Of September in the year one
thousand eight hundred ant sixty-three. Pres
ent, Hon. james Brney, Circuit Judge.
Curtis Emerson, In this cause, !, satisfac-
tOrlly appearing 10 the
Charles Howard. Court by affidavit that the
said defendant is not resident of the State Of
Michigan, but that he is IA resident of the State
of New York. On motion Of A. s Gaylord, Com
plainnnts Solicitor, IL is ordered that the said
Charles Howard appear and answer the Bill Of
Complaint filed in this within three months
from the date Of this order, and that the said
complainant cause copy Of this order TO be serv-
ed personally on said defendant at least twenty
days prior TO the time herein prescribed for his
appearance, or that he cause n copy thereof to be
published according TO law, in tlre East Saginaw
Courier, n newspaper published and cirulatsd in
said County Of Saginaw such publication to COM
mence within twenty days from the date Of this
order, and to continue for six successive weeks,
once in each week. JAMES BIRNEY,
A true copy. Circuit Judge.
Gro SCHMIDT, Register PA
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
Printing Types,
And all other Printing Materials, are offered for
sale ut
Bruce's N. v. Type-E0undry.
AT TIE LOWEST PRICES.

Roman Type, Labor Saving Quotations
Fancy Type, Borders,
Script Type, Ornaments,
German Type. Leads,
Music Type, Brass Dashcs,
ChcFs and Checker Type, Circular Quads,
Brass and Metal Rules, Corner Quads,
Brass and Electro Circles Ornamental Corners,
and Epses, Metal Furniture,
Labor Saving Rules, Erass Gnlleys,
Labor Saving Leads, Compositions Numbered
Labor. Saving Sugs, Sugs, &c, DC.
Printers can also he supplied with Presses from
all the different manufacturers, Printing Ink OF
all colors, Composing Sticks, Stands, Cases, I'm
posing Stones, Chases, Wood Type, and all other
printing materials, at the manufacturers prices
Any publisher Of n newspaper who chooses TO
publish this advertisement, INCLUDING THIS
NOTE. three times before the first day OF Deeem-
Der. 1863 and forward me one Of the papers con-
In ming il, will DO allowed his bill at the time Of
making purchase from me Of my own manu-
features, Of five times the amount of said bill.
GEORGE BRUCE,
2lsw3 No. Is, Chambers ST. New York
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
Book Keeping,

WANTED by young man well acquainted
w with accounts and general business a
situation MS Book Keeper. Address A. G. c., at
the Courier Office.
Oct. 30 1863. 22Ow3p
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
TO CONTRACTORS.

DOCK to be built in the Saginaw River, next
~ below the Michigan Company's dock and
works at Milwaukee. Specifications for work and
location Of Dock can be seen Mt Room No. 10,
Exchange Block, corner Of Water and Geneseo
Streets, East Saginaw.
Oct. Is, 1863. 2l9lwp
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

SIERIFFS SALE.
DY virtue Of writ Of feri faeias issued out Of tho
I'D circuit court for the county Of Wayne in the
State of Michigan, TO me directed and delivered
against the goods and chatels lands and tenemcnts
of John + Miller did on tho 30th day Of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1868, lovey upon and take all the
sight, title and interest Of said John Miller, in
and to the following described premises, viz
The l. Of the 5 Il ! and w of the 4 /
Of Sec. Town II North Of range 3 East, also
l. pit of S w I and Il pit Of N W and N w
of n w of Sec. S Town | North of range East
all In Saginaw County and State Of Michigan,
which right, title and interest shall expose for
sale ut public auction ON the 2lst day Of Noycm-
Der next at o'clock p. M mt the front door Of the
Saginaw Court House in the City Of Saginaw, that
being the place for holding the Circuit Court for
said County, to the highest bidder rs the law
directs.
Dated October 7th A, ID. 1863
2l7 JESSE Ii. QUACKENBusH, Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.


The steamer Canada has arrived, with ae&vl~
ees from Liverpool to the 2lst ut.
D;anafches received at the Russian embassy
confirm the reported defeat Of Gen. Lanele~
vicz. in Poland, who has been conveyed to
Vuynow The Poles lost 400 killed and 81
taken prisoners.
The Confederate loan is very successful IN
London. The bidlings closed on the 2lst. The
total was expected to exceed SIS 100000
The shin Washington, from CalIao Tor Ant
vern. had Feen se;zo<l by the Alabama, and re-
leased Gil bond Of $50, 900, has landed the
crew 4 tn burnt vessels Golden Eagle, OAye,
James ani Palmetto, al Southampton.
The COME lerate loan closed Oh the afternoon
uf the 2lst, the bids having greatly exceed ed
the amount needed, particularly IN London
The report says that the applications N L1V-
sr,ooi were not very heayv, and that there
WIS., considerable diversity Of opinion there a.
10 tho merits OF the scheme
Paris kilograms say that the loan was quite
the rage there 49,,
The Times city article says that very little
7,oIitcaI feeling was manifest e1 IN this business,
and il seems evident, as lar as london IS con
cerneCi, i Is in cotton speculation that any az
Traction il possesses are 20 re f0n!:u'
The London Star cannot believe that bona
G;l, investors will be found to take the loan,
even Of par, without better security than that
offered }5y an llypothecation Of cotton.
The Daily News editorjal}y denounces the
loan, and saws that it is a aagra2t lndocency
and immortality that will scandallze most Eng
l!shmel who care fDc the reputation Of tiolE
country.
There vas rather les ezcitemont IN regard
- the loan on friday, the 2)Jh ana after
Touching at s., It closed oo that day az 45a4 !
premiunn. The bids reached 10000, 600 ster,
ling, AMI " ere expected to reach el5,Ooo,OVV
or els, 0l), 600 at the close.
The Times again assert shat It regards the
taking o4r che loan as :, cotton tEansa3t!on ana
not 3 Joan, and says there IS nothing II It 70
prevent any one from subscribing.
llr. peG>len, H. P, for S!anohester, has
Joined the direction OF the British anu Amen
can Exchange Banking Corporation.
In the minority d Il in the trenc| oenato
On the Polish question, are several Of The most
intimate OF the Emperor friends.
Cottonis advancing. American cotton Eas
advanced 3D. during the week: Breadstntfs
are lower. Provisions are still declining
U,v-r~7r1>- z-yzvS -;,xf1,gnt4 FROM late
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II y s s N G n T S !.
NIXON'S HIP ? O y L q Nj K,
KING STREET, NEAR ROYAL.

First appearance appearance in Alexand
Of the word-renoWned
Il r G L I n e,
in his astonishing ascension and teats on the
tight rope.
First time Of
sign NOR BL s,
the ninth wonder Of the world, in his mlrac'17
lous achievements Of walking on the ceiling head
downwards, without the aid Of any apparatus
: 9 1 II G A NJ Z r G A,
the prodigy from the Ravel troupe
All this splendid circus and gymnastic com
pany in new acts every night CHS week. and
new songs by the clowns.
Parformances to conclude with the pantomime
DIAMOND CUT nIAMOND,
introducing the comic mules.
w. E Palco or large Private Box, has been
fitted up for fan?ily parties, where arm chairs
can be secured for - cents extra.
ADM1ss1oN-Boxes, SO cents; Pit, Is gents.
Doors open at TO and to o'clock; per"
formances will commence al 8 and Il O. clock.
NH 2()-tf
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MILITARY ORDERS
PROVOST MARsHAY's Oppro-

PRoyosT MARsuAr,s OFrIcr -
ALExANDRIA, VA, April } Is 1s$o
NJ OTICE is hereby given that o11 ~ 10,
~ -piclzpockets and burglars, and 1nn as,
found in this city, after the 10Th of Apry si 1sr9
who are not engaged in any honest caiing Ao on}
;'ave no 1lft?le n'eas OF support except gam,
fined in the slavepen and at the expiraI rail- rvn n.
their confinement, be sent across the prnn, W
BY order Of Fl. II. WEIIS
Lieut. Colonel and Provost Marshal
apZ-lm Alexandria va
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SoUgHEaz 3Ws-l2xEracts Frona late
Southern papers are given il The Northern
papers: 1.-THE Legislature Of Virginia has oe-
fore it q bill Furnishing SPECTATORS IN food, tor
1n;s1a,naanor ~ here are said 70 be large sup
pIiss Of food in Mississippi and Alabama
[efters ff,In Frederick sourg say that no move
1nont9 can be made on account Of the roads.-
President Davis is threatened with the loss Of
AZ eve, from al ayscess. The people Of Mel
son county, Va, have resolved not TO raise to-
}acco tl,s voar, but 10 cultivate the cereals ex
clusively. people Of Vicjsburg have dug
holes in the cliffs, il which they can retreat
during k0nbar -llnent. .
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.,,~sr7s " FOR ALEXANDRIA, v ASH
E lz.--sz.s INGTON, AND LANDINGS ON
;TiIT. : 1T . N AC RIVEk.-Ihe steamer
KEI-PORJ Capt. K. 4. Rytber, will leave
pier foot u Barre street, Baltimore, every Fri~
t}ay. at 3 D. H.. for Alexandria, Washington,
and landings on the Potomac river.
Returning, will leave Washington every Tues
day. at ! a. NJ. and Alexandria same day at s
q. M, for Baltimore and landings on the Poto-
mac river.
rs Custom House permits must accompany
freight for Alexandria and landings on Potomac
river.
All freight must be prepaid.
For freight OF passage, apply on board or to
4. NEEDHAM q SONS, 142 Light street
wharf; Baltimore or to
n1h 2g-tf BRO DERs & CO., Ale1'a.
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PRoyOsT NJ ARsuAL's OrTrrp

Alexandria, Va, March lG, 1858
NOTICE is hereby given, that in nursuanc.
~ Of orders from Headquarters Dcnartmant
Of Washington, all passes 10 IS miles huytioforss
given will be taken up by the guard, and no
passes viii hereafter be given to families: and
no passes to 60 Out Of Alexandrja viii be given
to any person who does not produce satisfactory
evidence Of his loyalty.
By order: q. +. WELLS,
Lieut. Colonel and Provost Marshal
NH lift Alexandria, Va
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-06


II. Park. Assistant Surgeon, aud Lieu
tenant Ray who were captured.
Dr. Park remained on the field du.
ling the day and DR. Cory and Chap
lain Phillips were busy with the
wounded at the field hospital.
On the morning OF the 10Th, John
SON division wcut into position on
the field of its operations ON Saturday,
with Willich's brigade in the reserve,
the 10th occupying the right in the
first line. About {, a. NJ, the enemy
made furious attack upon some
temporary breast. works thrown up
during the night and were severely
rcpulscd. AS the several brigades of
oar division were thrown forward.
the 18th was change,t from the right
to the left of Which brigade Soon
General Bcatty's brigade, upon 0ur
left was drawn back and the enemy
cume pouring mo m open field dri
wing in our rear; Major Gray imme-
diatcly faced the regiment by the
rear rank and wheeling half to the
right poured n CALLING cross fire upon
the enemy. This in connection with
the fire from Capt. Goodspecd's bat
terry, in position Immediately in front
Of the advancing columns causing
Them tv wavcr. At this moment Ma
ior Gray, seeing his advantage, or
dered the 10th to charge bayonets,
the 9th Ohio which, though ut first
sclttcred, had quickly reformed join.
ed the 10th in this charge which was
executed with enthusiasm and In a
mastery manner, driving She enemy
for half mile. the 49tl taking from
them fifty prisoners, which they sent
to the rear The 10Th had been en-
gagged until they had exhausted their
ammunition, when they We're relieved
by the 32nd Indiana, and that gal.
liant regiment again CHARGED ami dorvc
rally Major Gray, in leading the
49th III the above charge, wos stru"i,
on the forehead NY glancing boll,
and -mittcn TO the earth. The wound
l though not serious, made il necessary
Tor him 80 leave the field for time
when the command deyolNed upon
Capt. L. VI. Strong, acting teh OH
Ger, who distinguished himself 10,
gallantrv and ability to command du
ring the balance of the day, and unit
the close OF the fight. The 10th acted
with the brigade, and, though con
stantly unler fire, did not again be-
come closely engaged.
q s PHILLIPS, CntN.
4 10th, Q. v 1.
tFostoria Nc,cs please copy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-06

\braham Is coming with three hun.
-lred tbousaudmore 0urrankshnv
cen thinned By diseaee aud tho lead.
v ravaees Of battle; and wc appeal 10
nc people OF The North to ii Il up The
ilaces Of those who have left ue. For
icarly three years we have endured
he hcrlships of war. and bruvcd
lcath for our countrys cause, and
vet so many remain at home idFr look
ers. on. W e have sepn the nine months
volunteers come and go; and the
drafted men come and vanish away.
Yet herr we are, the sills of The army
In consequence OF our time OF enlist
ment expiring next June, we are Of
fercd H4D2 TO re-cnlist. hut the bors
"can 'ser',5e pint When our mm
.erial for soldiers runs out jim the
North, then We are ready to 90 as we
lid beiorc--without any extra bouu
tv, "and COW" i''
While we were upon The Rapidan 7
procured from Planter the prices of
i few articles, which here append:
Corn Sf2 pen bushch Oats ss. Bacon
80 per pound. Flour $i5 per barrel;
Salt - cents per pound: Butter ~
per pound; Sole-lcothcr 81 per ne
Calfskin. tanned. $40. Calico s5 lpcr
yard; Wool ~ per H.: Shoes Slj
pcrpar Boots SjO to S75. wool Hats
$50 good milch Cow Sj0O: good
Horse $1,000 to S1.500: and other
things in proportion. rr f'IuF
Heavy firing is going on in the iii.
rcction of Rappahannock Station,and
We may leave for there at any mo
'Hcnt. so will eXtingtlish.
Scret j ". +. WILLIAMS.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations snld under
the nnmc at Btters. put up In quart 9ntii1s.
compounded tile cheapest whlskey or com
man rum. costing from 70 to 10 cents per Bal
lnn. The taste sguisod BY Anise or Curtander
Seed.
This class 0f Ditters has caused aud VII
continue tu cause. as long Is they can bG S"it.
hundrpds tu die the death ut the drunkTd. -
Nv their use The system is kept continual,
under the influence ui Alcoholic sltmuidnts
of the worst kind. the desire for liquor Is ere
a'ed and Kcpl up, and the result is HH the
hurror's attendant upon 4 drunkJrd : lie an'i
death.
For these who desire and wil.have ., Liquor
Bittcrs, we publish the following receipt. -
Get one hottie llnullrd' German Bitl"rs ana
mix with three quarts ol good brardv ~ whiS
key, and the result wiz he Il pr"ptrtiuu WAT
VIII lar cScol IA molqas v'rl urs ana lrnt o.
v,llenca any at tho Bi'ncruuS Liquor BluorS
In the market. and wil! cost much les. You
will have all tho virtues of llu, lands biiicrs
w ccnnectinn attn u good article ot LiI ,"r.
~ u mdcn less price Than these inferior prep
,,ratiuns will cost YOU.
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(Fostoria Nc,rs please copy)
Camp Of lth o. V. /. oct. 26.

Fp JEFF:--W ould | were able to
give YOU 4 fun account OF the move
mants of tho nrnlv Of the Potomac for
the last two weeks | believe it wod
lie an interesting narrative; but auch
a one in detail, would require more
paper than have at present in my
portfolio; therefore it will he suiilc-
lent to say, that the retreat from Cul-
pepper G. II. began on the morning
OF the 10th inst. and by daylight,
the morning OF the 18th found our
selves. with all our trains and stores,
once more on the North side OF the
RappaInmoct.
The rebels occupied Culpeppcr in
about three hours after our rear guard
had passed through Stewart : rebel
caralry pressed our rear, composed
Of Il division Of the 81 corps and t'itz
patricis cavalry, very close, when our
cavalry turned on them at Brandy
Station, three miles from the river,
and after Il severe fight, drove them
back, and Ill came over sale and the
pontools were taken up
After crossing the river the Cd
corps was selected by Gen, Meade to
cover the further retreat OF the army,
which was hastily pushing forward
along the line of the Orange IL Alex.
andr'ia railroad, to occupy the heights
of Centcrville, and the iortiIications
at Bull Run, thus chcckmating the
demonstration of Lee upon the Capt.
tol: for the possession of which he
was also pushing column forward
parallel with ours, on our left flank,
via Walreuton and GAINESVILLE.
/ A. p. Hills corps, with detach
ment OF cavalry, were constantly har,
rassing our rear They first showed
themselves at daylight on the lith
while we were crossing . ford on H.
tie Auburn, -four miles West Of Cattle
Station. Their attack was made witt
cavalry upon our advance guard; al
things came to 4 stand still. and We
prepared for battle. The only trNir
which accompanied Ms was that o
ammunition and ambulanccs. toge.he
with few hcadquartcr wagons. -
Our batteries were brought 10 bea
upon them with telling effect Gregg
cayalry made several desperate charg
es, and repulsed the rebels handsome
Is. This caused q delay Of ncGrl'
three hours, bnt the road being one,
more clear we pushed on to Cattle
Station. The rebels made good u.s.
OF our detention, and Ilill' : corps hur
ried on to Briston Station, and ther
took up II position to dispute our fur
ther advance, and to cut OF our com
munication with the balance Of tn,
army, which, had by this time reach
cd Manassas and Bull Run. Ga
: march TO Catlet Station TO Briston
was along the army road, close Ia
and on the East side OF the railroad
2 while the West side was occupied b'
the rebels. About 8 p. m; while W
, were moving along, very leislrely
not apprehending the danger whic
, so closely hoyered about lts. Tn
whole corps was stretched out il
marching order along the track, whel
all of a sudden q volley Of musltetr.
, was poured broadside into MS, from
pine thicket on the opposite side 0
/, the railroad. No notice was taken q
it by the infantry which steadily NOV
| ed on to take position, put q charg
, from our cavalry drove them back
The head OF our column had nov
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anOoea SiDce then we have been
working on hreastworks. dc.
We leave it with our folks at home
to decide whether we done our duty
or not How is it2
We lost killed, wounded and miss
ing 2T2 men and officers.
BUCKEYE.