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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

I'll, Hsii undertakes 10 supply
lhc following story in sle iiatss Of he
life 81 Grt t,r,8l. When he entered
Wea Poa'. and was assigned 10 4
cempe IS e cadets. he was subjected
TO some % t.,ose practical iokcs Nah
which the older scholars always tor.
meni the green plcbs Afer endu-
ring several ot these Jokes wi,h *.
emFlary palirnce, Grant determined
to pnl q Stop t. them and have peaee.
So one day. on a sham parade. when
another joke Was attempted, Grant
stepped out of the ranks, threw of bis
jacket, and challenged the captain %
a lair fgli. The captain accepted
the invitation and was soon soundly
whipped Grant then offered the
same challenge TO The lst lieutenant,
who shared the captains fate, Then.
putting hnaself IN position again, he
expressed l,,s Willingness 10 lgii he
Whole company. one by one, an for
the sake Of peace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

The DISTINGUISHED DEAD or
SG3,-Ihe King Of Denmark is, we
believe, the only monarch who has
died during The past year. France
has LOST hill&elr, her leading govern
menr minister itnglapd's liz! Of dis
iinguished Gead is unusually large,
Ii inrh.l-e he Marql!ises Of "ns.
d0wne Normandy. sir Go"rge Corn
wall Lewis. Alulready, The painle,,
Sir Cressnell Cresswell, Lord Clyde,
Archbishop Wlatley, Lord Lyndhurst
and the Earl Of Elgin. In this com
Try, bul very few prominent civilians
haze died. In thr army our losses
hase been severe, including among The
Generals the names of Berry, Rey-
nold-, Sill, Lyle, Bayafd, Saunders,
Buiord and Corcoran. The navy has
Ioa he & liant Commo,lores Fpote
and Rogers. The rebels have lost
Stonewall jackson, Generals Paxton,
rracy. Tilghman, Pender, Garrett,
BarksdaIe. Helm, Smith, VanDorn'
and John B. Floyi and Mr.. Yancey,
Mexico has lost one Of her best men,
Gen. Comoufort.
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e. 4 humorous writer in the CHI

G5s 4 humorous writer in the Chi
cago Post describes how he got out Of
bad serape in the police court
The nexi morning the Judge OF tie
police court sent for me. / went
down, and he received me cordially.
said he had heard Of the wonderful
things had accomplished at Bryan
Hall, and was proud OF me. ! was a
promising young man, and all that.
Then be Offered toast Guilty,
or not guilty n responded in a
brief bat eloquent speech, setting
forth The importance Of the occasion
that had brought US together.
After the usual ceremonies, loan
ed the city ten dollars.
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GENERALS KILLgD.-The follow
ing i believed to b. correct list OF
the Union Generals who have died
Or been killed IN battle since the war
commenced :
Maiue, Jameson. Berry; Massa-
eluselts, Lauder. Pluminer. Whippe,
Strong Rhode Island, Rolman -
Connecticut. l.son. MaDslield New
York. Sumner. Mitchell, Kirby Zook.
Weed. Bleuker; New Jer.ey. Kear.
mes. Taylor. Bayard; Pennsylvania.
Smith. Keim. Reno Il ,iien. Jackson.
Reynolds. Patterson. Yincrit Mary
l,nd. Cooper; Virginia. rorreiI Ono,
MeCook. sill. Lyile. Indiana, fla kle.
man; Michigan. Richardson. VIII
hams Ilinuis. Wallace Kirk. Farns.
worth; X nlucky. Nelson, Jackson
Bafort Washing on Terr tory, Sie-
Tens.
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ANOTHER AUTOGRAPH LETTER
PROM THE CLAY FAMILY.-Wh
the great statesman Henry Clay was
living he purchased farm in Ken
lucky for his son Thomas, and stock
ed aad prepared itthoroaghly for his
use. Aitera few years residence on
the farm, Thomas wrote to his father
for nore money; that his farm need.
ed important Improvements, and be
had not the wherewIth all 10 procure
what he needed. Mr.. Clay replied
to the effect that as he (rhomas) had
squandered the means he had given
hnn Incorporating the farm for his use,
he might now go TO HI. Thomas
replied IL a brief letter TO his father.
as follows:
My Dear Father: Your kind let
ter Of the -- inst. is before me. /
have perused and digested its con
rents, and am obligated 10 return you
my warmes; gratitude for the kindly
admo.ition It contains. The dcstina-
lion you direct me- to 80 will be very
strange TO me, aud | have deemed it
the part Of a duiiful son 70 request OF
You letter OF introduction.
Hoping soon to hear from you, |
remain your most obedient and duii-
tul son. Thomas CLAY.
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Ny&#AA ANhH IL AAAN AAMRRA
BmGApE.-A e,ier ia ihe Rutland
lIrald gives The following aeesaai Of
ibe recent execution. o iie Vermont
brigade. III. dated Dee. 1911:
Yeserda, tor the ilr., time. during
lAi- wsr, \ rmoui soldiers were cNe.
rulrd fur tlir crime uf desest,ou On
ihai d, private John l'agsp, jih Va
,als.. aud psiyait George 4 liiaWer.,
~ W. h.. having breu convicted of
desrriion und a4gataiei circum-
stances. were .bol to death By musket-
~ IA lhr presence - l.e Division.
Al about three o'eiocs. 7 ~, the
Division was piaeed ~ position Al The
designated point, forming three sides
Of square inciosing the Commanding
General With his stat. Seun aiter
two ainbnlances. each conainlng oue
oi The prisoners -llllug beside the 60
fin, clos ly guarde by d iaeancni
o. tie Provost Guard, approached ibe
square. THE detachment, ttemy-iour
Ia number. commanded by Lieuleu-
ant. formed the detail 10 which Was en-
trusted the execution % the sentence
Of death. Tue coilius were placed up-
on tie ground by the side Of TWO new
Is dug graves, aad the condemned ptr-
sons Jk their places hear item. A
di ge was performed by the Band
while the solemn preparations @enl on.
Ii. Col. otunr. acnng A'guiaut Geu-
erai 81 the Division, lben read the e
port OF lhe proceedings OF Ilie Court
Martial III each case, each one adv Nanc-
inga lew PAGES and removing ms bat,
when his name was pronounced, and
at the conclusion returning 10 his for
her position. Ihey now kneli with
the IhapIa.ns ot the 9TH and I'd Yer
mont regiments. while the latter otler-
ed pra u, ailer which, hasus con-
yersed \ m, neu with the prisoners,
tl,ey sbook han,. with them and re-
Hred. The guard lho 0 took a position
about twenty yards, from ana iFcihg
the prisoners, who kneit upon lhtlr
coflios, while a Sergeant placed tar
yet upon ther breasts 50 a. 70 cover
their hearts. / he guard was then
brought 10 ready" the prisoners
removed lheir hats, placing them upon
a stake fixed in the ground near Ihem,
and brought lher right hands TO their
!, 81. 'sasa signal lhai they were ready
linen jo.n wed wuh fearful distinction
lhc words. IL, Sds aiui fire, and wih
scarcely groan oe'h fell forward ana
instantly expired.
Iague maintained throughout Hil ar
OF reckless Indifference anJ even Yoi-
umrercd TO ASSIST III moving tis collin |
from tie amDumrpr uHd 20 ana Ihe |
Sergeant ii adjusting the target. lie
Was a desperate ielloM, had deserted |
Two OF three tlWeS, anG was an Inmate
II the guard house nearly al the time
while wIlh his regiment. Ihe other
vas evidelily much affected by the
awful fate awaiting bin, bui preserved
i irm and reSoiute bearing TO tie last
Thus closed scene tar more terri
bic han auy Of the horrors o. war
which it had thus far b,ea our fate 10
witness Many solder who had hev
er known ieai III battle was awed ic
tears by tie sol mnity Of The occasion.
Yet there was no mawkish sympathy
ior those who had deserted cause TO
which the had solemnly pighted Their
lAes. aud Il seemed 10 be universally
feltthar their iate, though terrible, was
Just.
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WIDOWS AS AN ELEMENT IN RR-
coSs1RuCTIoN.-lt has lately come
o my ears (Which | was a little oath
70 believe, having entertained al IRA
tional predmdiee Of such mat RS
that mine Of wealth richer than any
that ever was worried in California or
Golconda, las been found II the per.
sons or laces OF lhe nnmberless Wild
ows now inlabiiing the shores OF the
river hc reabout. OAe ol our acqiain :
ances has found lotely widow with
no further ineumbrance tlan som 300
bales OF cotton. which, III consideration
Of contract between them, aud rsii-
fled BY a clergyman. have bten 90 aver
ted into greenbaeks. TO be spent joint
ly.- Another has found a pair Of Wild
ows' (nrither Of Nhom he can marry,
,,ince be is honest enough 10 admit OF
one existing marliage.) bu, has secur-
ed some sky thousand dollars for his
'inhurnce il getting husband, for both.
A third So know has 50 enieared him.
self 10 q lene woman hy his win.
ming ways. tlial h is established on
her plantation as business manager
with a salary OF ten thuuand per an
num and found. We make no charge
Tor giving publicity to the fact hat
there are hundreds ofolher- with .imi
lar endowments, and 70 the race OF
fortune hunters We suggest no brttef
field ior adventure lllan this, provided
they have no regard for that irrmen-
dols admoniiion OF tie senior Weller
Letter from Vicksburg.
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Tnaddcus stevens.

Tie leader OF the House, by Virtue
Of hi, position as chairman Oi the
Committee Of Ways and Means, Is
Ibaddens Stevens, also Il \ aukee by
birth, lie having entered iife IN Ver-
mont upwards OF 70 years ago. After
ter liaving graduated al Dartmouth,
Me-. Stephens found ms way 10 Penn
sylvania, in which State he has since
resided, aud where lie has been elect
"a to many lrigh positions. Naturally
lame, aud il lnlstake moi, bachelor.
Mr.. Stevens has many Byronic TRAITS,
and he is regarded n, the John kaE-
dolph ot onr day by those WHO never
saw thai eccentric Vnginian WHO now
leads the House. This, IN The pres
ent crisis, is no easy task, for the OPP
position is ever ready 10 wage a guef-
lila warfare, aud tile leader oi ihe ad-
minis rMion forces must, rs i were,
sleep on his arin., ready AT ans mo-
mebi TO face tie Toe. And AlF. Ste
ven. does face his ad,ersaries. Some
time. he meets them with sarcastic
irony sometimes with earn Il and
impassioned sometimes
with soaring insecliye bun he al
ways meets lteu, and il is rarely that
he comes Oft seuoad besl. J9an Ral-
dolph never gave an opponent such a
casiigatlou as has otien been admlnls-
tered by Ihaddpus Stevens III one
singing phrase and Ilose ltepubli'
can, wbo grnaibie abonl his ira,cibll-
~ o slls,.osiaou are iliose WHO fear
iiis honest exposition Of humbngs---
there j. no discount on lbaideus
; eyen.-Pesleg IL Boston Jouynat
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4 soldier belonging to AZ Iowa Reg
iatiit. a tie iailir u L,okoa Noun
tain. coolly sat doAn on ~ock during
flie illckes Of lhr engagement. 10 wat
ior Il. eun 70 cool of. as he had ited
II very often and effectively. The
boys who we're fighting around hiin
deiil,er tely cased their hrng. and
waicd uHiiI be sung Tor them on old
ag.d familiar song Root, Hog. Or
DIE he y sid 81 have saag
wiih sueA hamor as - make 81 merry
ard ferg tfui u tie fearful sceles that
snrruaiaied iiie W4en tie song
uas faistel. ihrs re!oaied their gans
and E lered lie ti IGN sgaia, dong dam
age 70 the rebels.
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MYSTERIOUS ABDUCTION or A
YouNG LApr-fhe Springfield. (ll,
looi,) Joaraal gives ibr following
particulars u singular agsir
"a private letter ffua lady at
Riclyiew, Washington coaaty. "a this
State, gives the pauiealsra ot most
mystrrloas omrage which was prrpe-
iratcd at the residence a N A. Lin.
iuu, residing about I mics from Rich
view ou the night o. the Bib inst
The writer says that party OF thir.
irea men, disguised BY hM,dkerchicfs
tied OVER the lower part otlheir faces,
and armed with navy revoivers, pre-
srHted themselves al Mr.. Linion's
hon-e. about hali past two O'Clock at
mghl, and demanded admiuanee =
When refused, lhey Ihreaienvd to
break dowa tbr door. 'Eke spokes-
Hnn ol tie pary was reeo3hszsSl as Il
man who had taken supInfr al Mr..
Lintons The same evenibssundrr pre-
ten.e q having lost his way 10 Hay Ie-
ton, the next luwt.
Wben admitted, llie pasy demand-
Ell Gaeyry, daughter Il Mr.. Lie
ions by IA iarmtr marriage; beauti-
iul and amiablt glri Of sixteen years
OF age, uiIo uad jus retarDed home
from boarding school II Ohio. She
having just ran down stairs 70 see
what vas the matter, was seized by
three ruff ,ns, and told that She must
20 viii, them, dad or alive. Her
father was totally unarmed aud pow
,rless 10 deiend her The girl was
dragged TO her room. d alter having
beeai alo ,ed 10 dress herself, was
toreibly carried to a buggy and driven
of. As she was borns out at the
door, she turned toward her father,
raised her hands and exclaimed, "0h
God +
A party Of eight men were left 10
guard the house ill daylight to pre-
vent any alarm being given. During
lile night they paced around the
house, knocking at the door. looking
ia at Tie window, rattling the glass,
AMI taunling The wretchrd inmates by
asking how they liked evening calls,
&c. No clue has yet been obtain. d
TO The abductors, or 10 llr curse ta-
ken by them, although stranger
whom Mr. Linton met nj store in
Richview the same day is suspect j
10 have been one OF them. Another
is TO the effect that a woman vino bad
been proving around the nrighbor-
hood for some time past was one Of
the abductins party
Nj. Linton was Quaker by pro.
lc ion, and il was well known lhai
40 wa> untr'uaA
For some time last appetizer relgu
Of terror has prevailed n 'hr region
referred 10 above. II was w'lhlh =
few miles OF the same neiehboiho9H
Cat Ashley thai a number Of ropbe-
rles wee perpeirated recently. Of
which we gave some account a couple
OF weeks a-o The vicinity is over
run by deserer- and rebel sympa h.
sers, readers Of tie Chicago Times
who are undoubtedly The perpelr tors
OF the outrage.
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A dpc'amatory counsel, who despis
ed all technicaIiies. and tried 70 storm
the court Of the East India company
iy the force Of eloquence. was once
niterine these words, In the book of
nature. my lord, i Is written" when
he was stopped by this question from
the clief insticp, Lord ElIenhoroaah:
" VIII you have the gooiaess 70 mem
ton lie PAGE, sir. If you please"
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a 0tHTO CORES pOilutHl ~ lic NHi-
cago journal relates the following rs
an actual recent occurrence, in VIII
hanson county, Illinois. Il is only
one o. mmy incidents which prove
the total L.-uravity and iieudish SYM
palhy which urea son has made general
in that locality
The wife OF an officer in the army
recently received from her husband a
package Of money containing $780,
portion Of which belonged to the fam
lies Of soldiers living in the vicinity.
Early last week soldier lame and
SEX stopped at the lady's house and
asked permission TO remain all night.
She etused him, but he sad he was
TOO lame aud tired 10 proceed any fur
lher, and therefore must stay. The
lady finally consented, ard upon go
bug to bed she took the precautlon 10
faaten tLe door OF his room. During
tie nigh the family were aroused by
y yioeut knocking, aero panied With
orders to open the door. The lady
refused, and asked what was wanted.
Some one on tie outside OF the house
answered that it she did not want TO
get hurt She had better open the
door, or they would break il down -
she was greatly terrified at these
threats, and opening the door oil The
soldier room, begged him TO protect
her. In voice loud enough 10 be
heard by the ruilians outside, he ex-
claimed Il am unarmed but If | bad a
1 pistol would fix The williams" lei
ling Tie lady to bring him the money
and not 10 be alarmed, but TO secreIe
herself and children, he recapped his
revolver and made ready to receive
the attack.
The money was given into his
keeping, scarcely bad she time to
se K \ place Of safety, when the dool
was burst from It's hinges, aud ten
men, disguised as negroes, enlered.--
Not finding the object Of their search
IN the outer room, they rushed into
the one occupied by the soldier who
sitting up in bed, fired five shots il
succession with such deadly effect
that three Of the would be murderer,
were killed, and fourth severely
wounded. This unexpected opposi'
tion frightened the renal de- OF the
scouud els, who reirealed III dismay
+ Great excitement was eausel IN the
neigIborhoUd by the atfray. and iht
rexi morning Iarga crowd assem-
iilsd 30 investigate the transaction and
examine he wounded man, who la,
been taken prisoner. Upon washia,
the bla king from the faces Of ia.
dead men, they we're recognized n
ine of the lady's nearest neigators
and one Of them was Ler OWN bro her
in-law.
The heroic soldier breame the lior
Of Tic daA. and the lady insisted mp
on his receiving share # the s70t
~ reward for his bravery: but b.
perri.ienIly refused saying lse wss a
ready aell carr Tor. asd IL defrnd
:. ing ihr family u the lady who ha'
sheltered and fei him, be was buI do
ing hi- duty.
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What argrlic beings The rebel WON
en- are. Ore &c the sweet ereatares
write. 10 friend that she hopes every
one of the Northern miacreants' who
enter Charleston VIII eei blown up
wi,l gunpowder piile smother writes
ihat her Ioyer ilas vowed not TO write
to her again uniii he has Dipped III
pen n lb~ blood of Yankee" Oh,
lie Dcars
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fsA ma,
ahn ae tase aae
Mftar aasf -
Ti.e a4se ~ W
El,esf.faI dsstes aat
Auss ess aet ts a ~ ttwah
~ : .tas & sots. &. Eas esasr. lotts
D. fss ar 81 s ea
AT asy hsa flia aow fna-al laY--
A. y lefef eaaH atfaH hetee
Asa eeef We VI saase aY
s,aac tee 81 fafse Fst ~ usi8e,
Tile fss.ee uaf iasf, sisi ihe wal ~ stone:
liis vissioNs 6a.cscs sea ltle ueltnllss etei
ha Aaf sfaek hsd enean e. + iaaaaiain .ilt;
Ard ghs eoa3-sls ska3 llAs monster 4fti !,
Asa icy tg ise iarasgs aegf.
fht n.el,f seis in o. world q snoe,
Aaiie ihs At @yNs ahars sad ehii.
ha4 ihe Hafnug naar d the lesr4l b.oS
y heaai - the aistaat hgii
Afia llis Nafiher. sce On ne mosutasf pcak
a. Rs breath how iiseo Z irces wfiiiea ana tafits
Ae 5nsfs iran he iustnis bim3l suap +
iie slgonis ~ the f.i %. ilp-hpl ho-aoi
Aaa sfgHis ssssi q sasAge u.il.
>pch s uislR a. tb;s 10 he found ahrod,
Ii the oufts and iFeexing air
rIis 4 ssiVaihs deg "a The fesA. IS ne road,
Niih ne no~ % i snaegy hair.
4e sAnis BIS eyes % ne ntsid aid enaRai
lle BITS as hrad aUt aiaafls aha b1als
ifgu cfuuchiug aN tfain the eutrnv -ieet,
8s uose pressed oa iiis guiY ring iae.-~
Pray ahat doe. Tie dog % theief
a farmer came flpn he village plain,
hui be loA tlle lneeei wati
Ana Tor hoau BE- irod with might and main
4 psih for br horse sna sleigh
Hut colder stli tllo coia wi4ids blew,
hnd deeper stia It'd deep lrifis grew.
And bis mae, besu iiul Alofgan brown,
AZ las' IL hes struggle 0su8esed down,
Who're leg % iael.os lay.
III q. M.tH neigh and frazei snort
She s,ir SD iile fif.iiing now,
Dtlo lsr "a, eF urgt tiil his breath greR short
With . ward al, gentle bow
llut the saos was deep 3ad ihe fus fere 'igti
llis hands we're numh and o. t9,i heriaishl !
80 BE- waliowcd back 10 us has hlled sleigp,
and siroYe % shelter himself til Gay,
Win his cost aud the buiialo.
Ne has gwen the Inst faint jerk 81 the rein,
10 rouse up his dving siced
And ihc p0uf d0g ilowis Is Tie blast Ia vain
For help 10 his master. need
For white he strives. wlh wistful crv,
ipcaicii plauce from hls droNsY eve,
And wags his ,ail II tie rude winds Bap
Ihe skirs ol the buffalo 0Ee his lap.
aud wines when be takes no heed.
Ile wiad gees down and the storm is o'er--
'Iis lie bunr Of mi night, past
The Old trees Wgliie afG seha no more
Ia tie whiri nf the rushing olasl.
The silent moon, fh her peaeti q iight'
lotks down 81 tie hills with sno all waite,
anG Tie giant shadow Of Camel Hump.
Tbs blasted pine aud the ghOslIy sthnp
Altar cn tie psalm ire cast.
But cold and dead, by tho bildea los,
Aie they Nbo cume from tie town
The man ~ liis sleigh and li. taithfnl dog
Aud Bis beautiful Morgan browH;
h the white snow dcscri, iar aiiA grand,
Ntth his csp on bis bai,d aud relics iH his hanl
! lie log @illi iis upte au bis MASTER tcoi,
Ahd the mare lRli sce through ihe cruJe sleet
Nhere Sic lay when size Murdered down
= hnhs 6aMGpc Eastman.
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TINS YoUNGssT SOLpllR K ~ TIE
AbMl oF TlE UNBtgLAND. Lust
evening, II tae Ga cduna supper,
OeL kusecrao, tAbibded the pholo-
graph OF a Do5 who, he r,,id was the
Youngest soldier ii he amy OF
he Cumberiaud llis name is
,lohuhy Clem, Z years ol age, a
D. mber Of Company Y ga Michigan
inian ly. Hi, ioae Is ~ Newark.
Ohio. lie insi attracted Roscclan,
attention during review at Nash
Vile, where b. was acting as narhef
Tor his regiment. His eAlre e-soutll,
(be /, q0ile small 'or his ase) and in-
telIigpin appearance interested the
Gepesf, aod calling him oul, he
questioned him as to lis name, age,
regiment. DE- Gen. Rosecralis spoke
en,oulagaigly to the young soldiet,
aud told him 10 come to see him
whenever he came where he was.
He saw no more ui Ciem until
Saturday last, when lie went 70 his
place 81 residence. the Butnei House,
aud found johnny Glenn sitting on his
sofa, waiting 10 sec han. Johnuy had
experienced some Of the vleIssliudes
OF war since last they met lie had
been captured by Wheelel's cavalry
near Bridg, port His cupiors took
him TO Wheelcr, who saluted linn
With:
"Nhat ate you dong here, YOU
/ ld--,i liide laukte scoundrel.'
Said johnny Glenn, stoully, "Grra
y leelcr, ann 10 morea id scoan.
drel lhan you aic, rir."
Julnu, said the rebrls sloie about
ali lIiAt be had, including his pocket
book. which contained only % cents
But | would not have cared Tor tie
resi- he added, ~ifthey hadn't stole
my bat. which bad three bullet holes
I in Il. received at Chlckamausa.'
He was finally pafoled and seni
North. On saturday he Was on hi'
way 10 Camp Cl,a>e 10 join his req
menl, having been exchanged. Gen
/ Bo>eriaus observed that he haC
CLeuous on hs ann, aud asked thi
meaning ofii lie -aid be Was pro
! n,o cd to corporal for shooting !
tel,el colonsi al Ciackamsuga.
The c..oael vas mounted aud stop
( IA .Iolnany At aIne point in lhr field
CT, ing. "Stol, you iilgle fai kec dvy
I H." Johuny halted. hi ging his An~
triaa life TO un rivr. iius lirawiil
"a Bis gaarsl 60 lid bis paree 49,
sudsl, mis- bring ug it 10 his shoulder
( ii, d. III. calosHl failing dead wiit /
/ lall,t ,Hfua4h b., iarssi.
ih- inii, leilos lua b. s;a sm
7 l.ly stl .sr,t ina ne 6eu r.
s.,.i. rns si4r,g fa n8 lH. bravery ia
sasc sa a. ilst hA q
llao eAiea Ai- Sau def-. aii'
81 tie hus 81 tlr Bufp,t lioasr sew
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TExF-A vasl parion of the army
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Comment - Whole regiments are re-
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