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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
for. tie firesiie Ghair.
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Not a red penny left !!
BY AMY RANDoLPu.

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s Nota red penny left! !6asg sns.sr-t ala i
= @What, on earth am ] going to de,?ygIknow
what pll do7-I'll go to see my Aunt Ze-
ruiah !''5 o..4 f.,.r .,f s,7, sad. u s79tF y
brushed my snapless hat with solicitous
care linked the white, scanned elbows of my
forlorn coat, and drewen my faded gloves SO
that their frayed spots would not show. My
Aunt Zeruiah was a maiden ladylef seventy.
odd years; she had ssnug elittleasuIn ainathe
bank, and no relations except Matthew Ais.
ton and myself. Consequently it mightn't
be aibad inyestmentof timeto. go and pay my
very respectful respects to- Aunt Zeruiahsi te
Just as opened the doorto go out, Istuns
bled against aragged httleimp on hestairs-
1 the Ganymede who executed my landlady's
errands, and played marbles ON her doorsteps.
(, "H you please, MroPeckley, nissus says,
. could yen settle her little billie tonight. 1t
/ aint only eighteen dollar, and sheswants it par
i ticular pa .i1sq 5tiszetEaQ osiie2 o. 9fli
+ Run along, Bill y,pgsaid I;affably ;aa and
thezyery next penny 4 have, sIslE give to
i you p ls sFaS iszai as t9--srssn ssgco
4 Bily's round eyes ;dilated, as brushed past
4 him. - ri -gs3a4 to aa,59G.le45 -iRo.sis--r
I A brisk walk inlthe bracing March wind
4 of my aunt's residences bss easr iaEai :
|, ".She's an old'hag,,' pondered /, ]" a med
dlesome, fault finding, dictatorial old Jezebel
/ wish she'd die, if she's going to; and leav,
me her money asasoon as practicables lAh
& Peter, my faithful fellow, how is my 'dea
aunt this evening ?' - ssia toffs17 i'2Is
: "Well, SIR her rheumatic is powerful bae
! tonight replied the stiff jointed old serv
; ing man, who drovesmy aunrs carriage, an
: swered her bel and made himself general,
s useful about her premises. ilseHaso
"Very sorry to hear it, Peter. All, here i
: my little friend, Vixen-as lively as ever,
seen i55 -
d Vixen was an incredibly ugly little cur, wit
bristling yellow hair, red eyes, and needle-lik
q teeth, which she Invariably fastened into th
Z fleshy parts of my physiological formation
greatly to my discontinue. / would cheer
fully have lived on bread and water for
week for the privilege Of administering stryct
ID nine to Yixen--but she was my aunt's dal
re ling, and I fell down and worshipped her dos
g gish uglihess accordingly. -, -. 49,.
= = T" How are you tonight, my dear. aunt p
"a said, gayly, entering the parlor with Yixe
hanging on to the calf of my leg, by Il
sheer muscular force of her jaws. You St
Yix. has already welcomed me; playf
little creature-very !'
7 Matthew Alstorn had just risen to leave n
aunt's sanctum as came in-he greeted m
s. srnilingly, and said; 80, 4.
nGood evening, Aunt Zeruiah p'
@You are still determined, to marry Ma
Brooks, in spite of all my advice s' croak
! the old lady. 9l.s-' -. {, 4. : "a.
:; aAddnt zeruiahps said Matthew, 'I kne
: she is poor-2we are both poof-bdt' she il
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
ADROIT ROBBERY.

An adroit system of robbery has been de-
tected in Paris; the swindlers would buy old
books by the pound as if for trunk-makers
and pastry-cooks, and then they would look
il the directory for the names of persons most
likely to be defrauded with ease, and attire
themselves in the costume of booksellers
servants, and carry one of their books to the
address selected, and ask of the servant or
wife, two, three, or five dollars for the miser-
able trash which was not worth sou They
made an excellent business of it until the po-
lice detected them atsea iss 80 Hsi' = -5r
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
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SONNET.
.9us Mas. L.aH. sleOuRsry.

~ .rla sff9---- fsfs Ygtgff sg+
&c Return, Oh Lord, how long ?--And let u repen'
Thee, concerning Thy servants'--Isatm xcts .''s
Return, oh Lord 20 osr forsasen Eand..I .iai'Eii
That mourneth o'er her many, children dead: 81
by town and lower they lie, by stream and strand,
Earth o'er their breast, and ashes on their head.
-1e4 q a4SB tEsTg $ sff' hino 10 li4aSl ?
Taesstreng Of arm, who madeiher hafvests great,
, You temples bound with Learning's diadem; "a
Clear inds preparing for the cares Of state,
Her brave. her beautiful--she mourns for them.
tstst ad -za-if d .7sd1i9O 10 O 81 sdi re isesi
Beneath the elem'trees BY the cottags door, ;;fsr
From smitten homes, mid smelling mother pale
From dale to mountain top, from surge 10 shore, :
sdi 7uoa sG1 n 1a1tgsb 5fs at 5sECTB p.
Return. on Lord thy wonted love restore, ;
Forgive our stricken Land, and bid It sin more
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

A married woman, in Salisbury, England,
aged twwenty-seven, has been held for stealing
q child of Eve weeks. On her examination
she pleaded guilty, and sued for mercy. say
ing, among other things, "You don't know
how rve had to bear the SCOTS and sneers of
peoplen-those who had derided her on ac-
count Of her childless condition, and who
should have been made to bear their part Of
the years imprisonment to which she was
sentenced 'es s7i8F
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

an entire Bewswork of 1872 pages. and Dearly 225
IN mes and by mus A thenusio Is little more dai-
uit, II is just the book 10 follow Bell No. ]. Nearly
one million these Bells have Teen issued, and are
now ri ging through this and other countries Among
the many choice, pieces may be found, t.Sh1it lwe
meet beyond the Riser?s, s'These is a Beautiful
World errow shall comef again no more'' Don'f
YOU bear, the Angels eoming?'' s.Thou, God seest
me ,''ttSabbath Bells chime ops SC Prices of Bell
No-2 are Bell No. l.. Both numbers can be
obtained n me. prices bound copy, 40 cents
S35 pc iOAs cloth bound, embossed gilt, so cts, SIS
per loo. copies furnished at the 100 price hail.
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pablisser Of the above Books.
VOCAL music, WITH !.,.,s PIANO ACCOM-

large assortment or and popular songs, BAL
lads, daetssq artets. issued every cay
mopg the most popular are, s.ShaIfi we know each
other therc9', Lowrey ssWby have my loved ones
gone. Il win be 10 there's no such
giri as mine,r by Foster NJ TIERS love ia Iae''
ssweet love, f,fget me not g., by Keller, Is cents
each; .sl hear eweet voices singing' y Home is
home.s nForget if you can, but forgive, :, by Them-
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Pois as. Waltzes Marches, Qucksteps, Quadrilis,
&c By popular authors III kinds OF Singing and
Instruction BOOKS Catalogues mailed free 10 any
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

HUSBAND AND WIFE.-Addison has left on
record the following important sentence =
Two persons who have chosen each other
out of all the species, with design to be each
others mutual comfort and entertainment.
have, in that very action, bound themselves
to be good -humored, affable, joyful, forgiving,
and patient, with respect to each others frail-
ties and imperfections, to the end of their
llhyes'' --ll--'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
TrsE SEsv pAasTfsIoTTG SONG BoOK,s

contains a6 pages of songs, duets and both
red and secular including IA pages OF prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers ScFiptpre Mans
uai. It is well suited for social singing as well as
Sabbath worship Among the many beautiful pieces
may be found, ssWhere liberty dwellsis my neanty.'
1.-The Christian Hero, Three cheers for osr Baa-
Gem of the Ocean, - t,Freeman's Gathering, CO.
lunbia's King foreyer,,, :. Marching Along,s Sc
at the retafi price. s3ts q, 5, .4,5 - - IN,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
THE ATHENRUaH GoLLEcTaON

contains between 300 and 400 pages oof tunes and
hyns new and old, the choicest kinds for church
sunday school, revival, missionary, temperance,
and confercnce, and all kinds sacred and
social meetings. The music IL this book has life and
" ears Ssh ii we know each other ,here9', ,Shal
We meet beyond, the Rive.73rs There is Beautiful
World ind Words,'t 6 Sweet hourof Prayer ?
..There is Land Of Love- Suffer little children to
come unto me,', -ffod save the Nations. Sc. Prices
sins le copies, bound so cents, $40 per l0os clott
bound, embossed gilt, 81 cents,s5o pee lo. Matted
= p HORACE W ATERs, Ag't, .
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

DEATH7 OF UDaE conwsiInSi..-Hon. WIN. John a.
Corwsvin, well known throughout the Ohio as
an able lawyer, and formerly Judge of The
Supreme Court of this State, died at Urbana
on the 18th inst Judge Corwih volunteered
in the three months service. was elected Cap
tain Of a1company raised by him in Urbana,
but i'll lhealth untitled him for service. ''aas ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
saRRaTI1 scHooL BELL NO. D.

contains IA pages, and nearly e00tunes and hymns,
Among the most popular pieces are, "kind words -
ssEden Aoove.''sS Christian Hero, = .sBeautuui ~.
on ought love my Mother, >, 81 The Angels told
me SO ,, In the Light sRest for the Weary &c.
Prices s0e;s each Der 100; bound
IS cts, 800 per l00 cloth bound, embossed gilt, 80
cents, S25 per 100. rem y 1858 8et Assi$f t
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

j In Canada, 50 great is the plethora of
American silver, that half dollars go, for for
,ty-eight cents, quarters, for twenty-four, ten
cent pieces for nine and Eve cent pieces for
four.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
4. NEW ROUTE 70 70 RED RIVER, H:1,z

!
"An effort was made in 1859 by the Cana
'dians toreopen theaold thoroughfare between
Canada and Prince Rupert's Land (Which had
been used by the old voyagers,) j through Raj
ny Lake river and the great Lakes.a The
route presented such natural obstructions that
it has been virtually abandoned, except as a
mail route, and the Minnesota route is gener-
ally used by then-''pi = sas iii .soEsasassl !,
"Long before this, however, the trade of
the Red River colony had been making for
itself a new route, which was found to obyi--
ate the difficulties of both the Hudson. Bay,
and Rainy Lake Route. This was up the
Red River and down the Mississippi Valley,
to ST. Paul." 7''s ~ v ss'sss p -, : :2''''s
F. STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION on, RED RIyER.fa
"In the Summer of 1859, small steam
boat called the q Pioneer 60 tons .burthep
was placed on Red River by he]energy of a
| few Minnesotians, and made several trips
From the first arrival of this boat at the set
dement's, may be dated the beginning of 3
new era FOR that region. American Enterprise
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
WATERS, gEsEAPl MUSIC FORTH

arranged solos, Duets rtetts choruses for
uusical societies, ehoirs. Sunday SCHOOL, public
choois. semnares. etc. .Esli nss fs,s 4i,a
Shall know each other there: Shall we meet beyond
ryerl Be in times There Dont
you the Angels comngs WiieTe liberty d"els is
country; Freedom, Truth sHd Rights We Coming
Father Abraham, SIX Hundred Thousand More" Gnation
al songs1;A There is land of love Sorrow shall come
again no more :; Heavenly Home Come Sing 20 Of
Heaven; Land in Sight whittier Song of :. The Plant.
alton Negro,' We will Love our sun1ny School Oai
God is marchi q on. God save the Nation. Fairfree
do ms Morn has dawned al Last. Over the Mountain
Little Elias Angel, fWilfe's gone to Heaven,
Suf er little children to come unto me, Bury me In
the Garden, Mother, Come to thy Rest, Sweet heui
OF Prayer, &c. Price 3cenis, 30 cents per dozen, s.
per 100; postage cent each. In sheet form, itt
Piano accompaniment, IS cents. : =
Published By Il GRACE WATERS, Ag't,
4et Broadway, New York.
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Its said to be satisfactorily demonstrated
that every time wife sco1ds her husband she
adds wrinkle to her faee.. 1t is thought the
announcement of this fact will have most
,salutary effect, especially as it is understood
that every time wife smiles on her husband
it will remove one ofsthe old wrinkles! o-l E
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
!. THE HEARP or, FREEDONT,

contains 81 pages of songs duets and chorases, fol
Freedom A innng the choice pieces would name
sfair Freedo n ss morn ,, 80 let my people go.'
ssOver the moun,afn,', ss7hey worked me n the
-;Sy,' &c Prce-5 cents single, 50 cents per dozen,
SIS per 100; postage I cent each.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
MEDICAL N otice.
DIR. III. ID. H. WEBSTER

yXT0gLp that be has located In the yilIhgs
w of RaveHpa for the purpose of praeticing MedL
ciue. Having ones regusry sfndisd the ssOld School
system OF practices and last ten years bad quito
age experiences In the Homce5p pathc and Hydropaihc
modes Of teafnent he aefs himself that is able
select the most rational and esetuA medicinal agents
for tberssjef of the sick q - ! = ,
Partculsr stfeutu paid 70 the treatment Of Diphths
Ia, Old Chronic Diseases. Female Complaints, &c.
Ofsce--tn the Phenix Block, over Robinson, King &
Co.'S Bank. u = z q =
Residsn snce-In the. houss lately occupen By Rev.A.
B. Green,eorfer Cedar and Sycamore streets. - ?
Ravenns, Nov. 10, 1852. l2-lys sa xsraa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

D Many persons have our best society in their
own hearts and souls-the purest memories
Of earth and the sweetest hopes of heaven ;
their Loneliness IS not solitude. = 'N
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
RUTH: A sACRED cANlrArA,
THE REVIvAI. MUSIC BOOK

contains l26 1pagesrIg Worde BY Rev! Sidney Dyer,
music by Prof Gull. This is exeeiient book for
cents, SIS per 100 bound, IS cents, ssoper 100.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19


s ave have not space now to give any his
tory of the settlements on Red River. Dur
ing their early years the colonies were more
than once, broken up by famine, failure of
crops, Indian hostilities, &c, but finally sue
ceeded in overcoming all obstacles and are now
fourishing and prosperous, They stretch up
and down the Red River for more than seven
ty miles, and contain a population of about
10000 souls The, settlers are generally
Scotch and English emigrants. Canadians
and their half7breed descendants. The latter
are brave, hardy, frugal and intelligent Their
annual buffalo hunts enrich them with hides,
meat and tallow. From the two latter they
make pemmican--a useful winter article of
food. Ia 1856 theirs were in the colony
9,253 horned cattle. many of them imported
breeds. and 2,799, horses, with many focks of
sheep, in all-2 ,429, which latter especially do
WE'LL The climate is mild, and the soil rich,
readily producing all grain crops except corn.
Wheat especially yields heavily. The COM
munity on the British side forms "a distinct
municipality under Governor and Council,
appointed by the Hudson Bay Company. -
The community on this side is called Pembi-
ma, and has an U. S. Post-office and Custom
House." s, ifl ~ -glliissl sd5 If..s ttsl b5b
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
WATERS. CHORAL HARP.

This is the title of new Sunday schoolsBook, Of
100 pages of beautiful tunes and hymns 1t contains
many gems. such as t.Shall we know each other
ieret's ssSufer Litte Children To- Come Unto Me;''
aThe Beautiful Shore, ,nsob 'Tis Gforious,'' Leave
waters' DE. Price. paper covers. 90 cents, 81. pei
100; bound, S5 cents, $50 per 100. Ii is edited by
itHORACE WATERS, author of 6 $. s. Bell,'' Nos.
and Of which have had The enormous sale Of oyei
| eight hundred thousand copies.
just published by HORACE WATERS,
1 = 4si broadway, New York.
May ls, 1898. go .,,,'..sg' s.77 .''.'7
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19

contains 7s pages of tunes and hymns designed fol
revival, prayer and confererce meetings. Price-in
paper coyers, single copies 10 cents, 50 per l00-
Mailed at The retail price,
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gpetrg. 3 $3.50. s.si 4. ! !.
For. the Portage County Democrat
WATCHING. 49,

BY nxsfER q BESfbiCr.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
s55 THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY.

Throughout this region, the Hudson Bay
Company have established thirty-three trad,
ing posts, two or three hundred miles apart,
along the streams oias73 i'-f 2sz7ssa
a The license of exclusive trade expired on
the first of June, 1859. A powerful move
ment originating in the local disaffection, of
the Colony, was formed in Canada in 1856
.'57, to prevent the extension of their license
This naturally called the attention of the
people of Canada and the United States to
the subject It was even troached in Eng
land A parliamentary investigation was or
dere5, and the reading world was astonished
to find that region as large as both the Can
ladas, and equaIing them in resources, was
locked up in the temperate zone, the secret
of a monopolizing company of fur-traders.-
The Frazer river gold excitement stiIl farther
called attention to this region. The Hudson
Bay Connpany's exclusive license was not re-
ne@ed, and a change of ministry only pre-.
| vented the formation of chain of Colonie.
! to reach from the Canadas to the Pacifc'' p"
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-19
.gurtage Oh. G1'. ge,'llouf1rat.
aaAvENNA, oAio.'
Wednesday, !. .......Augu.t 10. 1858
yoRTH-WEsTEHN oFUR TRADE


: .TheofolloWipg article from the st. Paul
Daily Press giving statistics concerning the
rise, progress, present condition! and future
prospects of ithe "Red River Trade,,"i and
colonies, is chapter of valuable information
It will be perused with interest. -As zi''i t'i'9
: sfThed departure homeward, a day or two
since, of the rear guard of Pembina carts, well
laden with merchandise suggests some, ,refec-
tons on the rise and progress of that branch
of our trade. While there are numbers Of
our citizens who are already familiar with this
subject sketch of the origin of the colonies
on Red River. and of the growth of the trade
which is carried on by these caravans of sin
gular voyageurs, will be interesting, because
new, to large proportion of our readers =
-9sa FOUNDING OF THE SETTLEMENT. z'sil
"In181l the Hudson Bay Company, at the
instance of Lord Selkirk set up claim, oi
exclusive Jurisdiction over the immense re-
gion which is now under their control III
1872 they established a fort on Red River
now called Fort Garry, and Lord SelkirE
planted MS colony, since known as - SeIkllks
Settlement," underits protection. The com.
pany founded their claim of exclusive trade
and civil jurisdiction in, this country ,primari
iy upon charter granted by Charles l.. o
date 1870, covering all the water slope o
Hudson's Bay, and next upon tenure of ex
/ elusive trade granted in 1888, for'21 years
land applying to the rest of, ultra Colonia
British America. The immense system o
lakes and rivers, ramifyipg through the Who'll
upper half of North America, and centraliz
ing, by easy access from every part of tn
fur-bearing zone, in this central basin of th
/ Winnipeg, with its Atlantic outlets, and ii
comparatively genial climate, PARTICULAR
adapt it to the traffic in furs."
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EZENs
.saaHRIMEs. aRM VOL X-N c22 HOLE J'e49o.

-reE zz-ls.E, EE.ra xnKE-x
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-02

writers. His house in Calpeper is now Glad
with oar woEnded soldiers.
An universal sorrow t~hr0ughout the city was
excited this morning by tho announcement Of
the death Of Gen. Charles Dimmoek, chief Of
ordinances of tho State of Yirginia, and comman-
dant Of the public gnard, which SAD event oe-
cured last sight 81 twelve o'clock. Gen. Din
meek came down tsvn yesterday after breakfast
in bis usual health, aud was just about going
into the War Department building on business
with the secretary, whsn he Suffered 3 stroke Of
paralysis, and fsl into a state Of unconscious
Bsss from which be never recovered, and upon
being removed to bis dwelling continued 70 sink
rapidly until midnight when be breatbad his
last. Though be has not been in the field during
the war, Gen. Dimmock has contributed to the
success Of eur sTms iuas large q measure, per-
haps, as any other citizen Of the State. Al the
batteries Of light artillery, with one or tive ex-
ceptions, which spread death through the enc
my'a rsnks at Manassas, Leesburg, Port Repub-
JIG, Front Royal, Cross Lanes, Carnitsx Ferry,
were fitted oct under his supervision. As q man
lie was highly esteemed. lie viii be buried to-
morrow with funeral honors.
The exchange of prisoners is indefinitely
stepped snd the flag Of truce boats viii cease to
run for the present. The number of Yankees
now IN the military prisons here is fifteen thou
sand. TIE buildings on Belle Isle for winter
quarters foT the Ysnkss viii be commenced with
cut delay. DIXIE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-02


We have again got possession Of ur wounded.
he only ono whom they paToled vas Col. For
rest who il better to-day thanrwhen We Ist him.
The rest Of the wounded arc also daine we'll.
The accounts Published IN the Memphis paper
alluded to sre Tho moat gross eraggsrasions.
They took no prisoners, and our men ware not
clothed ia Yankee Uniform. The poor fellows
had scarcely any uniform bat VIA. nature PAVE
iham' Thai may have been 3 H.tle blue from
cold Oar total loss during the weeks skirn-
ishing and fighting viii not reach fs7,v-avs
The great Disagreement in casusIdss. ia at,-i.
b0shbls to the cousrdico or caution Of the Var.
KEGS, who never yensuTsd cut excs1s is mas,ss
into which our ambuscads7s and skirniabsrs
threw terrible voIleys.
They had greatly the sdvsn,aes in vei-st
and number Of artillery end their prso,ies a.
Fesrsd to be good, but their she'll wbia..e5 and
exploded about as almost ss barmlessly. Seven
men and ten horses, I think, we're hurt By their
cannon Encouraged By the heEole conduct
Of he majargereTal who, seemed 10 enjoy tho
noise end exposed himself al The time, The n1sn
paid Little or no attention to BbeI5. They might
it seemed to me, have shellad forever without
driving q man from the guns or am
buscases. Smelling woods. f4lad' for ouee.
The means Of preventing it are net now ct haBd
neither do / see where they are 20 come ffsm.
In the meantlms the duiy cavalry is the most te-
dious sid uachivalric you can well imaRine.
Destroying entertainments and ~culyerts and
bridges is dull work. B.