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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
WIT AND HUM0R.


PRtvArE HurrL We observe Ito
following going the rounds OF the R.tcl
Press
Mike hGs made several important dis-
cuycrics 10 his recent raid through the
Southwest. lie says he las Just fuund
out what a " private hotels is. lie has
found several OF them in his travels, and
they are certainly very peculiar instiiu-
tons. lie says thcir bells and gongs
make as much clsttsr rs IL there wus
really something on the table TO caii tho
public TO, but when one g,ts thero b.
sees nothing but empty piu,,s,
Pr, sCutly the waters viii ba seen al :.
pcnug different articles Of Ircvendcr--
prTy generally to the niiitory gtntla.
men with the stars and bers ON their co..
lars--ond when you esk them 10 pive y,u
" some ufthat what that irllcr's got, ,"tho
waiter will ok at you jusi NJ fsru
dealer docs Whou he r,k,s duWn yvnr
pile" loukcd as u he had " cbowud" you.
and innoccntly says
"1huts private, sir :"
Thcu yyu look around TO sec what
else might suit your taste, and you SEQ
Hholn'E CuuV WlNh cttes UliUS,
"wcil' eggs are common CROUCH deOr
knows
4" Wei, give Us some eggs then"
"Dcm's private, too, sir. De gemmen
fotch 'em here, ard We cook 'em for
him,"
"Giyc mc some potatoes then su--
pose they're not ptivate," ! said lnrd
enough to attract all the eyes around tho
table.
Yes, mossu, denis private. tooj Lut
can give YOU some corn bread"
"Give mo slmc OF that butter, you
black rascal said, aggravated, a. 10.
decd It should II ale dy body i,cl WHO
was payiag eight dollars day for board,
Well, mus-u, 'Clore, mussa, d0t's pr.
yatc, too Here's suine salt |"
Spying another niggrr, | moinred him
TO me, thinking | would slip b'ibe into
his fingers, and possibly get some of tho
private dishes. lie came reluctantly, ,
and Us extended nv hand with U prom.
Use in H. he stopped and said in low
/ tone
l'se private ser ant, mossa.
This capped the cliuex, aud dc:er.
mined to finish mv meal On corn dUdgcc
and salt, and tnke the next train for q
chunC'.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
a sccuc on the border.

A gentleman relates that while pass.
ing through Andrew county few days
ago he heard a voice that sounded like a
6uglc, ,ncrrily singing -,
R'lly round the il,s boys"
On turning the corner of the road. le
discovercda q woman weeping, with a
child in her arms. Near by Yves boy,
who was loading on a wagon tha, had a
pair Of cows hitchcd 70 it, the st rom.
narts OF iuroi,urc that had been snatched
from the flames of a handsome dwelling
house the night before. The boy con.
tinucd singing -
" We're marching o the 6c'd, boy, < C.
On arriving at the place, the gcutlc.
man inquired;
How did the accident happen z"
Accident h--ll :" replied the hov.-
Some men came from Kansas last niph,
ard burned dads house. They said he
was q rebel, aud is id lie. lie has
been Tor the Union all the time -
And again the boy surg
=" Tie Union forever, 'rah. boys, 'roA -
The gentleman, stll more interested
said
Don't you really know what they
burned the house for 90
Burnt il to restore the Union, | rock.
on, or because cur folks owned niger
once. Dad IL in the militia, and this is
what he gets fcrit."
Have you got no oxen 10 hitch to
your wagon -
Stole EN- last ninht.n
What has become of your horses g.
=" Ask JIM Luuc; reckon him ~
some OF his strikers have them posted
before this time in Kansas"
But" said tie stranger, they must
get pass to take them over the river. II
Mister, you are not up to the way
/ they do things In these parts. All these
/ Kansas trllors went is II skill and rope,
But perhaps YOU are one OF the chars
/ looking ar und tor n chance"
Yes, my son, am reuly from Kan.
sas, but am not booking Tor plundrr.--
II you have lest your stock, Why don't
y,u 80 over the river and hunt It up 20
No use" said the boy "uld Jake.
down there, lost his H,rsos, ard went
over to hunt 'om, and they put him in jail,
cause they said he was huntin' niggcrs.
Thoy soy you lcllcts have stole two reg.
imcnts of nigpers, aud the wuy the hor.
scs have lett these rGr's, | expect YOU
have taken dozen of en-. But don't
care Il d--ni our lolts are going to Hi.
nois, ,ard | am going with the soldiers. >
Our friend pessed en-, and the boy com.
menced again singing
Down with the trators," &c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

A PRAcTIoAL joke has lately been per-
petrated by some London jewelers.. A
rich morocco case, Of the size and form
Of an ordinary photograph miniature, is
ettered out in gold, Portrait Of the
Gorilla" 1t is laid carelessly on the
drawing room table, with scrup-books,
etc. The unlucky victim, beholding il
for the first time, seizcs il with impa-
tencc--" All, have not seen that -
opens il with eager haste, aud be ODDS Il
portrait of himself reflected in palpeble
piece Of looking.glass. Ii bewhiskered
and boarded, The joke tells amazingly
-he drops it with speed, and the Gorril.
la tries 10 eujoy ii.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

"I don't see" said Mrs. p Plr,lugton, o,
Ike came homc from school and threw
his books into one chair. aud Jacket into
another, aud his cap on the flor, saying
that he didn't pct The medal; II don't
see, dear, why YOU didn't get the medul,
fram1re m,dtloscmc by N vcr krew.
But no matter, when the adversary comes
around again you will get IT,"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

ONE who has evidently tried It says /.
" To reduce the temperature Of a dining.
room bri ga friend homo to tea solnu
afternoon when your wife wishes to FIX
upD early to go 10 the opcra. The cool.
ness with which yourstlf aud friend will
be received will give reGrigeruling tone
to the whole house. The receipts Is war
rant. d 10 cure"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

A Little b1y hpd lvsd f,r some tlmo
with a pcnurious uncle. Tho latter wlS
ono day walking cut, with the child ty
his side, when lricrJ, accompanied 10y
a greyhound, nddr, sscd him Tho little
fellow, never having seen Q dog OF go
slight and slim a texture, cl0sped tho
creature round the neck. with the impas-
stoned cry, "oh, dogsle doggie | ard
do you live wi your uncle toe, that you
are 80 thin p
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

OLp Frs. Lpwson was called as a wit
moss, She was sharp and wide awake.
At last the cross-exhmining lawyer out
Of all patience, exclaimed-"Mrs. law
son, you have brass enough in your face
to make quart pail" "Yes," she re-
piled, and you've got sass enough in'your
head to fill il, ~ I,o.sl bi.s..5,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

cT"OLD VTRGIEEy neber tire" has al
last tired Of slavery--or at least the I'm.
ion portion Of il. The Union Legislature
now in session at Alexandria, passed a
bill last Monday for Convention OF
Delegates by the people, to meet in Alex
andria on the 18th of Febuary next, to
alter and amend the Constitution ofthe
State, by abolishiug slavery in those
counties where it was not abolished by
the Presidents Emancipation Procluma-
tlon. The world does move--and slavery
is doomed to speedy OnnihlOtion in
every part of Uncle Sans dominion
though the CoPperheads can't see it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

"SoS," said an interesting young moth
er to her youngest hopeful, " do you
know what difference is between the
BODY and the soul =" The soul, my child,
is What you love with, the body cbrries
you about. This is your body, (touchiug
the little fellows shoulders and arms,)
bat there Is something deeper in, you can
feel il noy, What Is that ?" oh ! !
know !" said Sam, with flush Of lntelll.
gepce in his eyes, . that's my aannel
shirt" aAIfe fsavu1 f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

"Your Honor" said lawyer TO tho
iud5e, "tvcry mun who Knows me, knows
that am incapable Of lending myselfto
a mean cause" "That's so," said his
oproncut; the learned gentleman never
lends himself in n mean cause, Lc al.
ways gets cash down."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

0TTm dutieS on imports received at
the port Of Boston, for the year ending
December, 1868, will amount to $685..
e74. The number Of foreign arrivals for
the year amount to s,l29. being rs mo re
than those OF the year previous.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

And Adam said, "This Is homo Of nv
bone and flesh y my Il sh she shall b.
called woman brcause she was taken out
OF man. Therefore shah man 10 v,
his father mud mother ard shall leave
unto his wife. They shall be one ae.h.
No cards.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

0NTA NATIONAL Cemetery is about to
be laid out on the battlefield near Chat
tonooga, and a National Monument
erected 10 honor OF the slain.
OF CLINTON LoYD, Of Williamsport,
Pa, has been appointed Chief Clerk OF
the House of Representatives, by Hon.
Z. Mcpherson.
OF The Commercial Of Cincinnati
reported coo rebel prisoners at Camp
Nelson in Ky, on Saturday last, cap
tured in East Tennessee, aud enroute to
.Iohnson's Island.
SPECIAL TO PosT.-A large contra
band ma Ill has been captured 10 Balti.
more just as IL was about to start for
Richmond. Several persons Of promi-
pepce are duplicated,
TsEr made io4 tops u ewt
(a.24o lbs. per ion) Of rails in ip;i con-
secutiye hours, on a single train Of three
high rolls. They were manufactured
for the philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
! Ds lbs, per yard and 80 feet lengths,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

This Machine will hem, run up
bTea dths sothsr, Iuie. shr tuck, Se. exactly he
hand sewing, only more perfect and mach Easter,
with single Of double thread, either cotton, linen,
or silk, usiLg the common sewing needle, (Which
be purchased at any store Tor six cents Paper)
the operator II will sew any Kind OF material that
requires the Tnnning stitch, weighs pound, and
an be carried In the pocket or work box aud Is so
arranged as TO he attached for use 10 ttule.top
work stand, with directions 40 that child who can
read may oppeTate IL without Instructions.
The sepeToT tools aud large facilities for manu-
featuring, enables u to put them ia the market =.
the low price Of 81, 90 by retail. u ....
, - 'nf'her ssnioulsrs, apply TO
j. %. DALE, Gehern: Agent,
al hegbsgsIN, Y,
loI, A. NJ. pApGEh 4 %.
Daaaa,h.r m fefz l0--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

0~TDuring three days ofweck bcfo.s
last no less tLan 10000 pr,irie chick ns
were sold In Viut o, b Glon counry, l..
va, all Of them trapped in Benton coun-
ly. Thoy sold to dealers for shipment
at from Sl,50 to 81 per dozen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
The Lag Of yrwspapers.

~ subscribers neglect u fefisc 70 lSks
their ncw apapcts from The oGiuc witch
they are directed. they are held rcBpon {.
blc until they have settled the bills aud
ordered them discontinued.
nc subscribers move 10 other places
without Informing Use publisher. and tbs
newspapers are sent a. the former dit.s-
ton, they are held responsible.
The Court, hcvc decided thst refusiug
TO take newspapers from the office. OF r..
moving and leaving thom uncalled fJr, is
primd facia evidence of intentional iraud
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

Ps,' said lad to his father. al har.
often read of people poor but honest
why dou't they sometimes say rich but
honest - Tut, tut, my SON." replied the
tuthcr," ,"nobody would believe theai."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

NEVER MIND THE WooD.SHEp. -" My
dear Elem" said Mr.. Eastman 10 ayoung
lady whose smile he had been seeking.
f" have long wi he'd for this sweet OPP
portunily, but hardly dare trust myself
now to speak the deep emotions Of my
palpiiating heart ; but | declare to you,
my dear Ellen, thai love you most ten
derby; your smiles would shed-would
" Never mind the wood
she'd" said Ellen, "go on with that pref
Nv talk -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

IlEsRr WArp BrEeHEn says "Lifs
would be a perpetual flea hunt ifla man
were Obliged 70 ryn down all the inuen,
does, inyeraeities, the insinnations. and
suspicious, which are uttehed against
him. itfti WI .NNila 1gQNfg itl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

THE ALLEGED CoNsPIRAToRs RELEAs-
ED ON School Commissioner
Cathcart was last week released from
the county Jail giving bonds for $4,000
signed by J. M. Thompson and his
mother, Charlotte Cathcart. Two Of his
accomplces in the conspiracy, Ca,ha.
rine Palmer and Ruth Mcdonald, were
also allowed to take lodgings at thciI
own expense, their bonds-S2,u0o fol
the first and $4,000 foF the last named
being signed by Samuel KemPer and
Joseph Macarthur. CHM. Com.
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Terms Of The Tialn aTribune,'
.a FROM AUGUST rs, 1862.

Terms.--sa.oo per snnum. payable
in adyance-s2, so If not paid in advance
No sutscripticn taken for shorter peri.
cd than 0 months and no paper discon-
tinued until all arrearsges are paid up,
unless at the option of the publisher. ,
OF. These terms will be strictly adj.
hercd TO hereafter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

AN exchange calls young meu who
stand round church doors to watch youns
ladies', as the congregation Is going uut,
the "Dgvii's Pickets."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

TIE generality OF men more easily for
rive arival than failhless womhn--un-
like women, who always hate the female
rival more than the faithless lover.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

"Ircally bel eve, husband, that you and
your fellows will cut up everything we
have got" "Oh, 10 we sha'n'l vile, We
intend 10 drink part of il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

DURING the recent terrible gale on the
coast Of Englnud, a Hamburg ship was
wrecked and three hundred Of her pas
sengers drownded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

THE phrose "down IN the mouth" is
said 10 have been originated oy jonah
about the time the whale swallowed him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

THrRx is many slip between the cop
and the lip. but there are mary more sllps
after ,hs cup has been drained by tie
lias. Aaiflt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

A gentleman presented lace c.Ilar to
the object OF his udOration, aud in II jocu.
lar way, sad: ~ not let any enc ess
rumple it."
"No, DEAR" said the lady |" viii tks
il off"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

TIE child OF sorrowed mother catches
from her the trick of grief and schs
even amid its playthings.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

Az inordnats desire to obtain pos
session oi seer Is IS an uaciring iu1lcs-
Iion Of inability to keep hem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14


the ttste. " " not yint~t 'emedy but emoli eni
warning, sratching and effective, can be takeu b,
the oldest person or youngest child.
MADAME HADUU fORrERS CURATIVE
BAlsAM uroncw tud untriod m' dicine, hut has
been used by the puhhc for the past ten wear, with
Unparalleled succcss, and as acquired is present eN
tensive and largely inrreasnr sale, SIMPLY hy hrinr
recommended D., those who nave used u TO their at
nicird friends and others.
lFNuU HANEA COLD, n ever 30 slight do not
faii to give the Hosam trial the vety low Price
At which IL u sold; brings It IN the reach Of evry
one, lhSt'hey rsy always Keep II convenient for use
The timely use ora - cent bottle will often prove
TO he worth one hundred times Us cost.
nu NOT he put oil with other Ask for MAD
AMI IAUtC PpR1ER's COuGH BAlS AN iu'
sist hnyinc II, and take oiher " your nrug'
cist does not have u, have him send aud get It Tor
YOU.
ev'- SOLD ny All DRUGGISTS AT Is AND
80 CENTS PEI BpTTLE.
HALL g. BUCKEL, Proprictors,
2lS Greenoich Street, Neto York.
November q, lsO3 sly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

PnksrIeE says there Is eood deal ef
the devil 10 tho rebels. They sometimes
fight like him, frequently vn Ike blr.
aud always lie like him. rs ailial
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

A country boy Nho hid r nd OF sailol5
heovup up anchor ,aF;,d 10 knsw II
il was s,a's.ckncs, fa.u nad tten,do Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

Copperheads are In favor OF this Uaion
with the negroes RECOMMENDATION Of it,
dis u Mon. .flWint - r-ra1ld, 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
COE'&
CouSh 1al9a".


Cough 3al9onl.
over Eve thou,and bottles have been sod in it, ma
tive town, aud not single instance ofts failure i,
known.
We have, in our possession, amy quantity ofccrii
dcatss. somr of thea from eminent physiciaos, who
have used u IN their practice aud given It the pre-.
eminenre over sny other compound.
II does not dty up Cough but loos"ns It, as to
enable the patient to eNpcctora'e irsely. Two OF
three doses " u invariably cure tickling IN The throat.
\ half bottle has oftcn completely cured the most
stubborn coueb, end yet, though il Is 50 sure and
speedy IN ~ operation, Il perfectly harmless being
purely vegetable. II 10 very agreeable 10 the taste,
aud may he administered to ehildten ofany pge.
In eases Of Coup we will guarantee urc, "
taken in season. No family should be " ithoui II %
Il is within the reach Of all. the price being only 2j
cents.
And ifan investment and thornu-h triad does not
back IN the nhnvs statement. the iuuneY " n h.,
refunded We say this, knowing ia merits, and feel
confident that one uial VII secure for II hone In
ever, household.
Do not waste away with Coughing. whom so small
an inyesimeGt will cure You. II may be had ~ any
respectable nrugrist in toWn, who will furnish you
With circular ogenuine certificates OF cures II has
made
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

l""'S' iHr rof ~ rit aII .aTii
.d'8aa ti4i Iua ista Is AsJ kssisiabra
.s.sa4 qa' sps " Ail al Esasi - ,alaa.a
TaH q go 80 10 Sraa sig9r V ef91
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

0-yTo tho contomplptiye sdul there
is no littlsncss; tue least Of thinsv 10 IN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

The ourati,o Bslsau
u Wsuauted,tfusod &C
curdiNe TO directions, To-
curc In AL eases, Courhs,
Colis, Ctcup, Mhecrtrr
Cough, AShma, sud all
antclions Of the 1hnat
and lungs.
MADAME IADuC
PoRrER'S BAISAMts
ArvWrLY vEgArAntEEN.
rECruEiNr prepared Ni'h
Z cat care aud scientific
skill. from = combination
ofthe best remedies the
vegetable kinr ON AZ.
ferris. Its temsdial quail.
tiles are based on its
,nwertoassistthe healthy
ard virnrous circulation
ofthe blood through lhe
lungs. u enliycns the
muscles AMI assists the
shinto perform the dutie .
ofre ulaiing the heat OF
the systcm, and in gent.
" throwing lflths waste
substance from tho sur.
face otthe body, Il loos.
sns the pliegm, induces
ircs splitting aud viii be
GptuNNery nsrgeaitp Ia
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FoE 81 a1e @.
A Valuable Farm!


THE subscriber offers for salo n
well improved Farm, situated In Liberty
township. Henry county, Ohio, within 7is
miles Of Napoleon, the county scat Of Henry
county also, \ miles rrom Liberty Cen
tire Depot on the Toledo and Fort Wayue
Railroad also, within 3OlS miles Of To.
ledo, one Of the best market cities in Ohio.
The farm conta,us .fF. -.
80 Acres,
90 acres under cultivation. A good
Bearing Orchard, good Frame Barn, 80 by
40 with Floors, Graney dc, and a never
filling Spring of good Water, aud a well
near the Barn also. large Log House, a
Frame Building Is by s used as Smith
Shop, Also, Steam saw Mill within Is
Rods Of the premises.
PRICE. Twenty one hundred dollars.
(s2,iOO) Payments made reasonable with
interest. ANY person wishing to purchase
said farm, can find me On the farm, or ad q.
dress by letter .UL
HENRY VI. BRIGHTON.
Liberty Oenter, Henry county, Ohio.
Dec. 3, 1863 9--u
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MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,
Price 25 and so Cents per Bottle.

The best, and Cheapest and most cfftctual
Remedy for COUGHS, &C., the world
has ever produced, Purely Ncccta-
bic contains no MINERAL, or
other DELECTRIOUS Druos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

i1at H3a re l92araa..f h'ag isssa
o. ''enu u.H s'al llo l'4 aelisll s,si
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
New and Fashionable

snd will he sol At the lowest possible rates. Gail
the fine iewelry aud Piano Room,, No , Commer, "a
ow Thin, o. .tmD WILLIAM GALLUP
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-11-19
NUMBER 8

ing of the 18Th instant, the two hriyades
took up the line Of march from their camp
(No. 81 and Big Nuitn river, in u direc
ton west of north. The first brigade,
j consisting of the 6th Iowa cavalry, three
companies of the 7,h Iowa volunteer cav.
airy, Brackett's BATTALION Of Minnesota
cavalry, two companies Of DtNo;a cavalry,
the Prairie Battery, aud one Company Of
Indian sconts, being in aIvancn. About
Ii O'clock, a. M, the guiIes announced
that they had discovered d In 'nns IN large
numbers at a place called Fab knh ku,y.
directly IN our front, and 1T a distance ot
but few mIIcs, as reported t'v them, but
which eventually proved to be Il, ieas, ten
miles AVA.
The position occupied by the Indians
consisted ot ,o Of bu(tc&, varying
from four hundred t. eight hundred fec, IN
height, the sides Of which were covered
with timber al. large rocks. Deep wood.
Cd raviucs almost inuccr>,!'c t. cavalry
protected near =, the whole OF their knttes
South .! tils POSITION We're l.wcr ranges
Of Luttc>, over which it vas necessary to
pass to reach tie cH":uv These lower
ranges were broken, un-,cn. ana stony.
pom the annuunC"m"t Of Iies"hcc Of
Indians IN our float GLu tile Ut bat !e was
imm"':ia 'e'v formed Iy The g., erul com.
r:a"IInE, the IN wa cavalry On the
riyh,. and IT." S,l Minnesota iutA,,ry on
the Itt, the Frairl'' battery suiI Iurtal hv
co'nmluy N, Oth Iowa c;.Ya,ry, uud TIC
Indian >c,u's advancing ~ the interval
betweeu the G:h AMI tlA Iowa cavalry.-
One battalion, .;nnos d Of companies,
y, q, l., aud d, Ct the Oth wa Volunteer
cavalry, was commau &c: ny Captain John
Ga'j-an, company \ ; one battalion (com.
panjcs b, l., and r. b. tAp;"iu y c.
Cam, company &; an! onc battalion
(compnn;e~ G, II aud y hy Major House
Company q, were thrvwn IN advance Of
the line ct >h!rnlshc.s. Slr.u- parties Of
luIilus cam" out we'll mounted some Of
them "n American horses, aud attacked
n from ei1ht - ten uiiIrs from their posi-.
tiun in the hIult~. six companies, viz:
y. {, y, II, | auI L Hrye discounted and
>hlr'n:>ilI- III the advance, three cOmra'
mes (b, +. and r. rrmninjn. mounted,
and u>rd as IA reserve un3rr command OF
Captain ID. (. Cram. A'ier advancing
and sklrmi>hur al our tire, mics tlr H.,
dlans gathered III large uumhnrs n ard
near "a high butte III tr~nr OF or lf,.-
Ih" frnlI.e battery took = S...o}, and
alter firm a tew rnuu!~ u!-Io '.el and
and sca'trt~I tI.",n. We c,uuuaei to
H!'AuCr t"r abtr.t ;wo uIlr> iuIintr COM
>tri 'sy shirihi h;o,, abs. driving the eucmv
before us, wien they again mass d in
large numbers ~: cur gt-hl front. \ Nnrt
Of the Mlnlr>Uta battery, supported bv
company +, i h Iowa cavalry, WAS placed
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