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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-14

We sending by mall free postage our DIAMOND
POINT UNION GOLD PENS" with Silver Extension Case,
with Lead Pencil beautifully chased, at wholesale price
ONE DOLLAR. Never before reaied less than 81 They
acknowledged to be the most durable and beautiful in
market 100000 persons uing theu end constantly
sending orders for We also seud without extra
charge, fE- HOODS "GREAT BOOK OF 100 SECRETS, or
HOW TO MAKE FIVE DOLLARS DAY, WITHOUT CAPl-
TAL" One these Secrets :he publisher $3.50 for the
right TO publish Several persons making 20 per
month BY these Secrets This book worth $50 to man
or woman Lieut. Asa Bennett wounded soldier Whites
from Chicago he has realized in four months s53 by know
ledge obtained rom this Book Charles Wright OF Port
land says God speed the day when all shall possess your
valuable Book for It has raised from poverty to prosper
ity" We send Gold Pen Silver Extension Case and
Book Of Secrets for 81 three for S2j four for $500
twelve for $40 20. We send the Book alone for 20 cents
three for SO cents We warrant Pen sent to be fine
gold. Address HOOD A. CO., lSG Broadway, New York.
Send Govesnsnsnt money.
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HEIMSTREETs
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1T is NOT "A DYE,

But restores gray hair It's original color by suppyin the
capillary tubes With natural sustenance impaired by age or
disease All naantansORs dyes composed OF hnaT cas
fie destroying the vitality and beauty Of the ha ana aou
not only hair TO its natural color by any easy pro-
cess, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth prevents its falling of eradcacs
dndu and impars health and peasantness to the hear
1t has stood the of time being the original Hair Color
ing, constantly increasing in favor Csed by both
gentlemen and ladies' II is sold by all respectable de er
be procured by them Of tie commercial agents. d. s.
Barnes Co., 202 Broadway New York Two sizes so cents
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MARRIED.

At the American House, In jefferson, on the
4th inst, by Rev. Thomas Oliver, Miss MARTHA
ALLEN to Mr. SYLVESTER ATwATER, both of Say
brook, Ashtsbula county,
At the residence ofthe brides father in Mad
ison, on the 2sth ult,, by the Rev. c. S. Thomas,
Miss CoRDELIA N. PoTTER to Mr.. SAMUEL BLINN,
of Geneva, Ashtabula county.
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THOSE IN ARREARS, and especially those of
our subscribers who wish ID avail themselves of
our advance rates of subscription, will find it to
their advantage to make payment according to
terms of publishers agreement. We have not
hitherto, when no trouble was required in col
lecting, demanded more than the net $3.50. IT,
however, we are put to the expense of collecting
our bills by sending an agent, the 81 rate will
be ms sted on to make good the expense.
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CAsUALTg.-FREDY WILLIAMS, aged about
10 years, son of our fellow citizen Il. r. WILL
LIAMs, fell from window of the barn of j. B.
CROSBY, on Saturday last, and broke one of
his arms between the elbow and shoulder, so
that the bone protuded from the flesh. The
fracture was adjusted and the wound dressed by
DR.. FARRINGToN.
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WHooPING CoUGu OR CRour, however severe,
may be alleviated and cured by the use OF
.uadame Zddoc Porter's Curative Bulsam
This invaluable medicine possesses the extra.
ordinary power of relieving Immediately Whoop.
ing Cough Hoarseness, Difficulty Of Breath.
ing, Huskmess and tickling in the throat. 1t
loosens the phlegm, and will be found very
agreeable to the taste. 1t is not violent
remedy but Notwithstanding searching, and
effective. Can be taken by the oldest person
or Youngest child For sale by all Druggists
at 25 cents per bottle:
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EDITOR TELEGBAru-DEAR SIR:-Wh your permission
wish say the readers yeur paper that will send by
mail all who wish free) Recipe with full direc
ti9ns for making and using simple Vegetable Balm that viii
eectuay remove in ten days, Pmpes Botches Tan Feck
les and all impurities of the skim leaving the soft clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads. Bare
Faces simple directions and Information that will enable them
to stat full growth of Luxuriant Hair Whisker
Moustache in less than thirty days
AL Ipicaons answered by return mail wi hOut charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
3m-721 -.. S3l Broadway, New Yolk.
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DR.. Bush's Great American Boneset or

DIR. Bush's Great American Roneset or
VhOrOuEhyvOrt TOnic.-No remedial agent has
such universal application the Thoroughwor Il has been
used from time immemora for Ague and all bilious all
y yheneftted by this remedy: Headache and dizziness caused
by Bilious stomach 1t ceaDses the skin better than any
Stomach and facilitates Digestion Intermittent ieyers of
all grades and characters Ague with terrible pains in the
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting of food Belching of Wind
aud feeling of Obstruction at the pit of Stomach Vomiting
OF Bile with extreme prostatoh Of strength, the smell of
tood causing sickness at the Stomach ness and
feeling Of pressure Gouty aud Rheumatic Disease with
ness Of the Muscles hoarse Cough with rough
terry and Darrhoa Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price, per bottle, IS cents. Sold by
GEO. WILL, ARD Athtabrla OIio
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CAPT. SouTHwIcK reached home on Wednes-
day of last week. in somewhat more comfort
able condition than his friends expected to see
him in the enjoyment Of. He is, we are n-
formed, getting along as well as the nature of
his disease would admit.
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ACCIDENT Mr.. - BAKER, a relative of and
on visit to L. NJ. CROSBY, while using cir
cular saw in the mandatory of the latter on
Wednesday last had the two fore fingers of his
right hand so nearly severed as to justify am
putation.
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RsssRd Gsatismaa haciHg been Restored to health in
m days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes Of treatment without considers 1t
his sacred duty 10 communcae to his afflicted fellow
lures the MEANS pUBE Hence the receipt ofan ad
dressed spveope he will send free copy Of the prescrp
tion used Direct to DR. JONI DAGSALL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, MY.
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SMALL PoX HAS ALREADY SACRIFICED SOME OF
our best and braveSt troops. Soldiers, listen
to the voice of reason-suppiy yourselves with
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS and OINTME ENT.-
The Pills purify the blood and strengthen the
stomach, while the ointment removes all pain,
and prevents pit marks. Only 25 cents per
box or pot
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NOTICE. = Rolin Harmon, Heron

Office. = Rollin Harmon, Heron
Harmon; and Anne Harmon, are hereby notified that
Joseph u Crosby as administrator of Henry n Harmon de-
ceased on the llh day of July 1863 filed petition the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the County of Ashta
bua and State OF Ohio therein making them, with other
parties defendants Therein setting forth in substance that
no personal property belonging TO said has to the
hands OF said administrator aud that said largely
INDEBTED and that said Henry N Harmon died seized a
equitable interest in certain lands the petition described
and that said Can Harmon holds the legal title to said
lands to secure some ndeb dness from said Henry Harmon
to i'm The prayer of the petition that NAV
be taken OF the aonnt due said Catin Harmon that the
dover OF the wieow be assigned and that said lands
may be sold to satisfy the amount found due Can and
Tor general relief. SlM0NDS CALDWELL,
oJio Attys for PTf.
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No Excuse FOR PooR BREAD. We tell
people wherever we so that there is no excuse
for poor bread or biscuits, if they have good
-four De Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus.
mixed with the -four will produce the bread -
But mind reader, that you always get the gen
uine in red papers. The spurious article is put
up in green, and who will be so green as to buy
it. knowing what it is? Good grocers sell the
genuine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-14

his residsnos In Ashtabua from Friday Erening unit
Mydsy Neon, and from Tuesday Eregiag until Thursday
ROOM. In conpssie1 with the Union Schooln Conneaut Mr
III. a he EoaRd st the Blake House in that place, the
mainder of ths Sheet Susc and Books furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable,
Instruments Instruction, furnished at Ashtabula
and Conneaot.
Instruction In Vocal Music will be given for
voices. Ashtabula Dec 20, 1861.
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A c.ra so shs S.,HerfnP-Tbe Rev Wur,

A Card 90 the suffering.-The Rev WILLIAM
COsGRevs, while aboring Missionary In Japan,
cured Of Consumption, when all other had failed by
recipe obtained from learned physician residing in the
great city of Jeddo This recipe has cured great numbers
who suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Coughs aud Colds and the debility and nervous de-
preston caused bS these disorders
DESTROYS of benedtng Others will send this recipe, which
have brought hOms with 10 all Ehs need it. free of
charge. Address REV. WM. C0SGROYE,
y676 s439 Fulton Avanue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Iathe1ys, ChocoIate Worm Drops!-Ney,

u CHOCUIHVO IJTOUb1-.NtVtT
fail to destroy and exemnae all kinds of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all and far superior to any aud
all the Fancy Worm Connections and nauseous Vemuges in
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other deleteious Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
other No catharc whatever necessary given Each
box contains "a Drops or I.ozenges Price 25 cents,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
G. r. WALKER, Gen. Agent
697 Buffaio n " A Fort Erie c. w.
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Dental NOtice.--At the solicitation of few patrons
In Ashabuia have engaged at the Fisk House, and
will be there Monday the 9th day of June to remain
wiek aud hs first Monday in each month thereafter TO
remain ons week q. W. NELSON, Dentist.
Counssut. June Cd 1862 $50.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE well known Farm of the late
aiuei 'ussi ueoeesouI el.ua'eu ~ h,nSe',e Ani
STATEN For particulars enquire Of Mr. wn Humphrey at
Ashtabula Station.
Awl -ls..ss. = ~
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD.

.Hdte or Female.
lyou have been suffering from habit INDUCED ia by tn,
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS
units them for Marriage,
And Is the greatest evil which ean befal
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumelated in advertisement
and if you are sufferer,
Cut out the Advertisement,
And send for II at once.
Delays are dangerous
Ask for Helmbold's.
Take no other
Cures guaranteed
BeVare Of CounteIfsits and limitations
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Leather.
WIZARD SMITH by the withdrawal OF
off. W. Carlisle, has again become the sole propr
etor the
Tanning and C@rryiag BSsiaesS,
at the old stand In the village Of Ashtabula where will be
found at all times general assortment of
Boot and Shoe findings, French Calf, Kip
Lining and Topping Skins.
For sao Wholesale aud Retail cheap be found
ipthis any other Market
w. W. SMITH.
byn persons having Notes aad Accounts with me- are
IS W w. SMITH
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Have now in store the Largest and Most
Hesan' S'oeA Vi D'y ooous III
AS HTABULA co UNITY
--o---
W. T. nave q hlce hue OIL
Paramettas,
,-, D.
Apelnes, Ind other French Fabrics.
,"SA," n'aeA s"A'
Delaines.
rnnts. oon.
Ladies, uordLercb;ef, from s1otos,
N,h;a, ;n oror, tic
Cn,WTS CoMEru1>ro NEW
Cloaks, Reeeiued this day Jy Express.
Cloak Oloths of all colors.
Cloak Ornaments in great variety.
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Filing Petition.

Il Sally Bowe, OF Geneva Ashtabua county, Ohio, Eliza
GOrnan Loicy Barnard Rosene Barnard Ceess barnard
Of Milford in the county p Otsego in the state OF New York.
feu will take notice. THAT the 2Sth day of OctJber AID
lSJ3 Rufus B. Munger, and Lydia NJ Bsse H. Executors
the last will and testament of L. o. Bsse DECEASED filed in
the Probate Court within and for the county of Ashabul
aud state o Ohio, Petition alleging that oh the Sd day
April A. d 1861, the said L. D. Bsse then in full life,
ed into contract in writing with William T. Robinson for
the sale Of the following described real estate situate the
said county TO wit Forty-one and twenty hudreths
of land Situa in the township Of Orwell and
part of lot number fifteen, in said township and fully
described by deed given by Charles Phelps L. o. Bisse
and formerly occupied by said Phelps upon the following
terms, to wtsad William T. Robinson pay for said land
Eight hundred and fy Dolarstwo hundred down. two hun
dred on the rs day Of April 1862 two hundred dollars
first day of April 1868 aud two hundred and fifty dollars
the first day of April 1864 with interest that said William T.
binson has paid up in full said purchase money
quests deed of the land The prayer of tho petition r
authority to make deed to said liam T. R6binson IN be-
ed.
The said petition will be for hearing the 2st DAY Of
vember D. 1868 thereafter of the
be obtained X. B. MUNGER,
LYDIA n. BlSSEI.I.
Executors of l.. q. BsSell, deceased,
St72S by SHERMAN 4 FARSEH, their Attorneys
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iMPoRTANr.-The fact cannot be too often
stated, or too strongly urged upon the public,
that the majority of the Saleralus in market is
not only rery unhealthy but actually slow
poison, causing teeth to decay, and bringing on
disease generally. Thanks to science, skill, per-
severence aud energy that the man still lives
who invented Herrlck Aliens Gold Medal
Saleratus, which has and is still doing such
great wonders in the culinary department. We
say that one trial will convince the most skep-
tcal that there is none other to be compared
with it. Most of our merchants have it for
sale. Their depot is ll2 Liberty street. n. Y.
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Special Notice.

a ID Persons having unsettled Accounts
"A my Books prior TO the LIST day of December 1862
Respectfully Requested
to call and settle the same as as possible Those having
Notes due aud unpaid hereby reminded that want the
Money to meet my liabilities Wheat Oats Corn, Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received notes aud
counts, ifdevered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
Ashtabua, Dec 4th 1852. 675
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Organ. Pianororte, Violin or Guitar,

Inssruct ton In Music.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per
former qssdSs him for the work. holds hmsen readiness
for RixinR inetrucfion unon the
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KINGsvILLE ACADEMY I!
THE Winter Term of this Institution
- will commence on Tuesday, November 3D.,
1S63, and continue 10 weeks. '''

INHE Winter Term of this Institution
- will commence on Tuesday, November Sd,
lS03, and continue 10 weeks. '''
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
A. JpDsoN BARRETT, A. NJ, PrinOpa!.
Miss AUREL1A II. CHAPMAN, rrcceptress
Mrs. EMILY WARNER Teacher OF Latin aud Astronomy
Miss EAlLYF' WEBSTER Assistant.
Miss EMMA PALMER,
Prof A. d LUCE, Teacher Of Vocal Music
Miss lBDE c. WRIGHT Teacher of instrumental Music.
FRANCIS l.. LUsK Teacher of spencerian Pcnmanship.
The character of Kngsvile Academy been so long
uoished that it might seem superuous to do more than
make simple announcement of the time when the different
terms would begin. But its friends always glad 10 learn
what has Oeeu doing intends to dO The last term
been one OF unusual interest The number attendance has
oee greater than for several years pahee having been
enrolled lJi names. Puuctuay, devotion studies and
me progress have characterized the scholars generally.
During the past term Dr. bio Lewis celebrated Vynnasto
exercises have been introduced with decided success They
w lie conpued hereafter free Of charge to al the students
who may wish to engage in thenI.
We deem the introduction Of these practical gymnastics
an important addition to the exercises OF the school, and
though costing the student nothing WILL besides aoring
him very pleasant and safe recreation prove Incaicuabe
service to him in promoting and preserving the health and
training perfected by OF the most noted yscas the
county and something that be practced through e
i 70 Idgey tOwafls preventing disease
and vigor to the whole System. ''f
Particular attention will be paid during the winter term 10
the study OF Philosophy Chemistry, Astronomy and Eocu.
0n These studies do not III schools receive the
ton their Importance demands Frgauent illustrations the
three first named tudes will be made with apparatus
The Telescope and Magic Lantern will make study
tronomy intensely interesting it is douby so-whe
the intrinsic benefits resulting the study the WONDER
fu principles of Philosophy aud Chemistry fail to
cure large class 10 either of these sciences.
Teachers Glass will be formed the benefit Of those
who desire to teach during the coming winter All
branches usually taught in schools will receive
thorough reviewprincipes will be Observation-Disclosures dis.
cusSedmetods conparedand pains will be spared to
qualify the MEMBERS of this class TO mTart in the most
pressive manner efficient and practical instruction.
is very desirable that students be in attendance the
first day of the en organization is effected that day.
and the whole machinery of school put in working ORDER
Those coming in late frequently make it necessary to change
the ORDER to accommodate them do which, the pc-
casion OF much difficulty aud perpCxty.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO ALL VINO WISH TO BUY
DRY GOODS CHEAP,
Smith and Gilkey.
"E have enlarged and re fitted our
w Store, making convenient, Commodious SALE
ROOM and for the
Fall Trade OF IaG3,
Have bought an extensive Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
we have not eNanded into other branches but make this
speciality, deyOting whole attention to this depart
ment.
We can give you LOW PRICES in
SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS,
COTTON FLANNELS,
SHEETING ditto,
SALISBURY ditto,
OPERA do, in Scarlet Che fashionable color)
WOOLEN GOODS for Men and Boys.
One Piece HEAVY BURLAPS for under.
ticking.
Blankets. Blanket Shawls
Fancy Shawls Broohe Shawls.
Zephyr ShawIs.
Worsteds.
Knit Hoods and Gaps.
Nubips.
Single, Double and Split Zephyrs.
Shetland Woolen Yarns, all colors.
A long line of Ladies' Cloths.
Cloaks and Cloak Ornaments, Buttons, &c.
Balmoral Skirts.
Hoop Skirts. ."The Little Quaker"
A full Stock Of Dress Goods.
Delaines, Alpacas, Meriuos, Reps.
Black Silks, plain and figured.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Embroideries Ribbons Trimmings SC. &c.
Gimpure Collars aud Laces.
ea1- Give VS. an eariy call and savs money.
SMITH g. GILKEY.
Leather.
WIZARD SMITH by the withdrawal OF
off. W. Carlisle, has again become the sole propri
etor Of the
Tanning and Csrryiag B@siaess,
at the old stand in the village OF Ashtabua where will be
found at all times general assortment of
Boot and Shoe findings, French Calf, Kip
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DR.. BUsH'S GREAT AMERICAN BoNEsEr OR
THoRoUGuwoRT TOXIC NO remedial agent
has such universal application as the Thorough
wort. 1t has been used from time mmemoria
tor Ague aud oil Bilious ailments. Patients
with the following symptoms will be specially
benefited by this remedy: Headache and diz-
zinass caused by Bilious Stomach. 1t cleanses
the skin better than any other remedy. 1t re-
stores the appetite, gives tone to the Stomach
and facilitates digestion, Intermittent fevers OF
all grades and characters. Ague, with terrible
pains in the bones. Dyspepsia, with vomiting
OF food, Reching of Wind, and feeling of ob.
structiop at the pit of the Stomach, Vomiting
of Bile, with extreme prostration of strength,
the smell of food causing sickness at the Stom-
ach; fulness aud tenderness of the liver sore
ness around the waist, with uncomfortable feel,
ing of pressure; Gouty AID Rheumatic disease,
with soreness of the musclesi Hoarse Cough,
with rough voice and soreness Of the Chest;
Night Cough, Dropsical affections, Dysntery,
DiarrhGa, Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price, per bottle, 70 cents.
Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Ashtabula, O.
Wholesale Agents. STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
6m723 Cleveland, Ohio.
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l is very desirable that students be in attendance the
first day of the term, organization effected that day
and the whole machinery OF school put n working ORDER
Those coming in late frequently make it necessary change
the ORDER to accommodate them to do which, often the PC
casion OF much difficulty and perplexity.
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G5- Give VS. an early cali and savs money.
SMITH g. GILKEY.
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L AND MISCELLANEOUS

nhs.-A good assortment on hand at all times,
nf1icn- -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-19
Battle Flags.

A letter from Gen. Rosecrans' army
saws: 81 have never seen the fact pub
lished that this army has adopted a sys-
tenn of battle flags to distinguish the va
rious subdivisions of the army from each
other, not only during an engagement,
but also in camp. The corps, division,
brigade and the arm of service, can be de-
tected instantly from these flags, by one
conversant with their distinctions. The
color of the flag denotes the corps, the
number of the stars on it the division,
and the figure in the star the brigade.
The 14th army corps (Thomas) has a
bright blue flag; the 10th corps { McCook)
bright red; the 2lst corps (Crittenden)
a flag with three horizontal bars, white,
red and blue. On these colors for a
field the number of the division is in
scribed in white or black stars, and that
of the brigade by figure in the star, Of
opposite color.
aEach battery has small flag, corps
/ colors, with letters and numbers of tht
battery inscribed thereon in black; thus
"B, 1st Ohio
.The cavalry divisions have each ;
bright red, white and blue flag, colors
"The engineer corps has a white an