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John Edwards a Co, Sd door from
Cedar on Cherry street, has fine Lake
Fish at lSc per pound They keep a
large stock Of Oysters and Fish always
on hand, also Butter, Eggs and Game !
Octl9-lW*
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORSE is the first to introduce this
new style of Picthes. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the "Gallery of the Cumber-
land" and judge for yourself ol4tf
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EmIly.ThOrne!
oct21-;

Card pictures Of the above, and a
large assortment Of all celebrities, for
p cents per copy, at Giers & Cos, Ma
tional Portrait Gallery, - q A Union
Street. oct l9-l0t.
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General narker.

Asplendid Photograph OF the late lament
ed General Harker, can be obtained by
mail or otherwise for so cents, ct the Gale
~ Of the Cumberland, No. rs Cedar street
+ july 20-tf. a
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Capt Duval McNairy's rebel thieves
captured the steamer Cottage, Captain
Dykens, at Harpeth Shoals, on the 18th
inst They went to work, and robbed
the officers, crew and passengers, max
ing them shell outin tae most approved
high-way.mans style They are not
quite SO courteous ia their manner as
the famous Duyal al the stage, rattan
ism beinga characteristic they hive no
desire to part with. The first clerk de-
liyered over 10 theInhis purse, contain
ing abouta hundred dollars; the second
clerk had bat forty 70 give; the mate.
thirty; the engineers, sixty-eight; the
steward thirty; the barkeepsr, eighty;
Waterman, twenty FIVE the cook, TWEEN
~; tie pantry boy, thirty the cabin
boy, twenty-five; the passengers, one
hundred and sixty-one the deckhands
ninety-five; the chambermaid, fifty :
and a shipper from Henderson, kyp
two hundred dollars.
The Cottage, when captured, was at a
woodward taking on wood, and was
loaded with salt. After robbing, the
marauders set her on FIRE, but were in
duced by parties living near, TO permit
the Gre to beextinguished- Low much
motley they got from the boats safe, if
any, we did not ascertain. We pre-
sumo, however,they made a clean sweep
After robbing Che crew, they would not
hesitate about completing the work
Truly Duval is illustrating his nanie.
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The Pearl Miniatures Of the Gallery
of the Cumberland excite universal
admiration If you want really beau
tiful Picture, get one of them.
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nISEASES OF THE NER-
IL NOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-neW and reliable treafment--in Reports
Of the HOWARD AssOCIATION-Senf b. mail IN
sealed letter envelopes, rec Of charge. Address,
~. J. SKliLIN HOUGETON, Howard Association,
80. 3, South Ninth-street, Philadelphia, Pa
mp Fly
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1000

Gonnorhpa can Be cured IL from three to
I've days BY Or. a. RIcHABD JoxEs, No. .
Deaderick Street, (up stairs
0etI2
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NV THEArRE-For Miss 1'borne' S
benefit to-Aight the thrilling diana en-
titled, f'1'he Angel Of Midnight win be
produced. Miss Thorne plays four
characters, the Angel, Love, a Wood
cutter, and Death. New scenery has
been prepared especially for this piece,
which Is one Of the most varied and
startling in its effects Of any on the
stage. The entire company, and num-
Der Of auxiliaries, arc in the cast
Nothing win be omitted to produce the
piece brilliantly One Of the incidents
Of the plsy is grsed-masquerade bali,
in which there win be some fine dane
ing. There viii be no afterpisce, the
fdrama being unusually long, as well as
attractive T E1a
We notice with regret that the noble
old shade tree by the Post Office on
Church street, is marked for deslrue-
ton It hag Been great ornament to
that corner and many 2 weary pedes-
trian has blessed the grateful shade Of
its spreading branches Bu! business,
stern and memorable IN its demands,
calls FOR its removal, md yesterday it
was shorn of is fair proportiqns and
doubtless viii fall to day, and nOne "be
so Door as 10 do Il reyerence.r Oh :
Singleton, spare chat tree. But we do
not suppose that Singleton will, as he
intendsnsjsing an addition to lris New
Depot and enlarging bis borders We
are glad that BIS business has so in.
creased as 10 render the enlargement
necessary, though We are sorry it calls
for the removal of that tree. Go on
Singleton and spread YOURSELF We
will stick to you and call and get our
papers free rs long as you are in the
business
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cousspoaaenes q the Nashville Union.
OoTOBER 18th, 1864.
SIR-The editor Of the Chattanooga
Gazette thinks proper, in to-day's is
sue, to term me an impOster. am not
aware that bis Recommendation lie Of
any value, and have yet to learn that
bis opinion can injure me / would,
however, feel under obligations to him
if he would permit me to reply 70 him
through the columns Of his paper, not
to question the dictum of the editorial
chair am not 50 presumptuous-bat
TO show how many fools, perhaps i'm
posters there are who think different
ly. Some persons mental caibre is so
small that they cannot defend a good
cause, still less bad one, without being
abusive.
Why pitch into me to sustain John
son 2rbecause, in my humble opinion,
did not believe in the Surrender. /
viii not now discuss the probability of
Hood, if he had have had ten times
the force, Of attempting TO take the
Fort; nor the benefit it would have
been to Sherman to have detained
Hood, If only Cor few hours but 1
do say that, should ever have the
command of colored troops, and the
enemy refuses to recognize them as Z.
S. soldiers, as sure as there is a God in
heaven, l will prove them such at the
point Of the bayonet; and, if am not
mistaken, notwithstanding the Ga-
zette's all-powerful opinion, the future
viii demonstrate that the man who
fails to do that thing, never again will
command Z. s. post Let time prove
the correctness Of my assertion.
As regards myself, SO long as have
the good opinion of those who know
me, it matters little, indeed, what edi-
tors within the Confederacy may say of
me, still less, in my opinion, what Mr..
James r. Hood may think proper to
write. Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES G. BRowE
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sever rhIr.r Bonds

WILDE received in payment for goods
by lil ass ScoTr, KsES & Co.
Oetober Ppm
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Three cars were thrown from the
track Tuesday on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, between Chatta-
nooga and Tanleytown, and four men
killed A COW on the track was the
cause Of the accident
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arc peoaliarly Eahie % the sbcy discaseae. pro-
duced By the change ofclmste, frequent change q
wafer and Diet, and should never be without boa
Of the Specific IN their pockets Diarrh0a. Dysen-
terry AMI flux arc cured b u u from fNelFe 70
heE Chronic DisrTb1a and Acqte DFsentsry are
cured IN three days, a. thousands u certidceies
that we have received nom soldiers 81 al ranizs
discharged aiter many month"; nlBess, - mcnli
bic, VII testify.
one box al stissy any one. Try Il lis wortp
HUNDRED times rs cosS
FOR sais u Nashville y FORBES 4 STEPHENS
Cocnnas, Ageuts.
MsaHiAsture.i b ". J. LUCK, Vinoannss, Ind.
Price g. ssnt Ly mat % rsrespt q pness
&sa NA-eM
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DR.. F. A. KUEFFNER,
II 0 moe A PAT II,
Corner College snd Gay Streets,
ExTRAscE-GAY STREET.

nrFfcE HoURs UNTIL 9 am-g FRoH 4
70 = anl q 60 =. pm
80 fspeeisi sttc1tnn VI be NFe1 - ihr izeals
rnenf 81 [hroFltc Diseases All the saf-
ierines o. ehdsea- The aaediclns % - gwen wa
3. 70 B.ld - pot . prsveof paeenis sroin atfnl.
ia . tlier daily asccstons. to.fu~,uIe
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Merchants and dealers in this city
that received goods from the Colossus
on her last trip are particularly request
ed to note an advertisement in another
column relative to the loss of a case of
goods marked J. S. Boyd. The mistake
can easily be rectifed.
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Hon J. Q. Shackleford, one of the
Union electors, and Hon. Horace May
nard, addressed large audience at the
Capitol Wednesday night Their speech
es were very able and entertaining.
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We are indebted to c. B. Bellsnyder,
48 College street, for copy of Harper $
Magazine for November.
REooRnER's CouRE-Nearly half of the
offenders before the Court yesterday
morning were negroes. If this is fair
sample Of our city morals, it is not very
hattering to the American citizens of
African descent
James Donahue, Henry Putnam, Jno
Smith. fsingular name,) VIM Litz, Ed
Loclxhart, colored, and Elliott Scribner
were fined the usual sum for drunk
enness.
Dick Ramsey, eolored, was drunk and
disorderly, and Pat Donegan was fined
for being drunk and for indecent expo
sure of person.
John Mitchell, colored, was arrested
for stealing scantlings from VIM Hart
felt, Sent to the workhouse till further
orders drf.e
Jerry Turner, colored, and Louis Sc
vaski, were charged with regrating.
Jerry was let of with costs and Sc
vasli fined ten dollars.
a case against Charlotte Nuckel, col
ored, for disorderly conduct did not
amount to anything and Charlotte was
discharged.
A. G Pickett was arrested for steal
ing pair Of pants, worth twenty dol
lars, from Charles White The proof
was positive and the accused was sent
to Jail to await his trial at the next ses-
sion of the Criminal Court.
VIM johnson, eolored, has a very
taking way with him, for he took at
least twenty dollars worth of clothes
from Rachel Johnson, colored. William
was sent 20 the workhouse till further
orders.
Hon J. Q. Shackleford, one Of the
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Photographic Views, Camp Scenes, Build
ings, Regimental and Company Pictures,
f.Een 20 order at tho Gallery Of the Cum
,orland, IS Cedar street.
julyz2-tf. A. s. MORSE.
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Photogranhlc Albums

EHDt0SrApIlC AiDuHlA,
just received, and 6orsale oheap,s splen-
did assortment OF Pa-lor and Soldiers
Pocket Adams. Also a new style Of Auto
graphic Albums, st the Gallery of thu Cum
berland, % Cedar street.
julyl6-tf
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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS

All pens bear my frads marx, c. p RAEsrs
Ezra Lce., KF," for which have secured tn,
eoly-7g, and are warranted II carats fine and per
any part of the country receipt OF pnee and 70
hSH eh1Tges. Persons ordering VIII pease state ths
size and style desired, whether hard or s0i, fine Or
coarse; and If the pen should fail to please or prove
detective, viii have the privilege Of exchanging 10.
DEDUCTION Of nteen per cent allowed on orders q
50 or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those ct
500. liberal discounts made II the lsds Ole
pens repaired IN Inc best manner for FIFTY
CENTS taEd str,ap) each. Pen sind Waten oirculsfa
sent FREs. Address
g. p. BARNES
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Wssanos,
SIS Man-strset, Cor. Sixth, L,ouisyillo, KY
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Coughs, Colds. Consumption.


COUGHS, COLDS. CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COL1S; CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONsUMPTiON.
COUGHS, CO D5. co SUMPTION.
SWAlNE'S COMPOUND SIRuP W LID CHERRY
SWAY YES COMPOUND SYhUP WILD CHARRY
SNATNE'S COMPOUND sYRbP WILD KERRY
sWAYNE'S OnMPOFND SYRUP VII CHERRY
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
c. RES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES Ali COMPLAINTS
OF THE THROAT BREaSf AND LUNGS.
OF THE THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS.
OF THE THkOAT, Beast AND LIrNaS
OF The TB ROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS
Il soOthes the inltati0l Of the mucous membrane
whica mes the sir passages, and which gives so
much distress, causing tickling OF rising in the
throat, promotes expectofaton, lp0secs the tough
mater which clrgs up Che YES. esof the tlrost and
lungs, thus enabling the patient to. breathe free q
natural IL stimulates Tire power Of digestion, and
has performed many cures, when 10 all human
probability itcOuld not be possib ..
Prepared ony by Dr. SYAYNE 4 son. No go
North Sixth ST Philadelpha a. Sold by
W. J. & c W SMITH, Druggists,
Cor, Chuteh AMI Vine SIS,
sept.s4Sat&Wed3m Nashville
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Those wishing to invest capital in
Watches and Jewelry are referred to
the advertisement of I. i H. Gsughan,
in another column. They offer great
inducements TO retailers.
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transmit then

]
! Signed E. ". STANTON
I WAR DEPARrMEST, WAsHHeroy, Oct
20-The following is Sheridan's Off
oial report, dated Cedar Creek, Va. Oct.
10th, 10 P. NJ, to Lieut. Gen. Grant
CRY PotNT-I have the honor to re.
port that my army at Cedar Creek was
attacked this morning before daylight
and my left was turned and driven in
confusion with the loss of 90 pieces of
artillery and prisoners. left Win
chester when I was on my return from
Washington and found the army be.
tween Middletown and Newton, having
been driven back about miles.
I here took the affairs in hand and
quickly united the corps and formed
a compact line of battle in time to re-
pulse an attack of the enemy, which
was done handsomely at about one in
the afternoon. At three P. NJ, after
some changes in the army from the
right to the right flank attacked with
great vigor, driving and routing the
enemy and capturing, according to the
best account, forty-three pieces of-ar~
tllery and very many prisoners. / do
not know yet the number of casualties
or loss Of the enemy, their wagon trains,
ambulances and eaissons, large mum
Der, are in our possession They also
burned some of their trains. General
Rameseur is a prisoner ssin our hands
severely and perhaps MORALLY wounded.
have to regret the loss Of Gen.
Bidwell killed, and Generals Wright
Grover aud ricketts, wounded. Wright
is slightly wounded
Affairs at time looked badly, but
by the gallantry OF our brave officers
and men the disaster las been CON
verted into a splendid victsry. TO
shut off greater results I now occupy
Strasburg. As soon IS obtained 1 will
send you further particulars.
Signed, ?. H. SHEnmAv
Major General
The battle was fought on the same
day, viz, the 18th of the month, that
witnessed Sheridan's victory in Sept
What the numbers were who were OPP
posed to Sheridan were not yet report
ed to the Department, but the boldness.
vigor and success of the attack strong
ly indicate that heavy reinforcement
had been sent from Richmond with the
expectation of fulfilling Longstreets
boast to smash up Sheridan. Long
street was known to be in the Valley,
and had assumed command of the
army, and confident hopes Of a disaster
to the Union army were boastfuIly ex-
pressed for several days back by the
rebel adherents in Washington and
Baltimore
Signed, E M SrErox
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20-Roseerans dis
patches says Prices main forces are
still east of Blackwater river. General
Curtis concentrates large forces at Kan
sas City TO move against Price Lane
hoe -oo,,,noar,d bf 1900 militia
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Cumberland.

CumbeFtdUus
A. & NJ. LANDsBERG < CO., Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square ana
Market streets, have on hand and offer foi
sale, at reduced rates, the following goods
to-wit:
I5o,oo0 fine assorted Cigars,
100000 cheap a" "
10 Caddies' Ladies Fine Tobacco.
l0e Fig Leaf and sweet "
so butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
IS gross Fine Cut in foil.
so kegs 4" in bulk.
100 gross Smoking Tobacco.
80 cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
IS Sardines.
81 boxes Hamburg and ". r. Cheese
As cases Maltby's Cove Oysters.
so Fresh Peaches
IS New Apple Butter.
p Eastern Pickles, pints and OTIS
80 kits MaekeTel, Nos. !, and 3.
Also, have constantly on hand a large
assortment Of
Liquors, HaveTsacks,
Negligee Shirts, Xalises,
Suspenders, Satchels,
Handkerchief, Pipes,
Wallets, Knives,
Boots and Shoes, Combs,
Socks, Diaries,
Backing, sran Hats,
Brushes, Stationery, &c, &c.
Particular attention given to shipping
Call and examine our stock,
a. & III. LAEDSBERG & Co,
Cor Magketstrsetand Public Square
augZ5-tf.
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E III SrAsroS.

ST LOUIS, Oct 20--Roseerans dis
patches says Prices main forces are
still east OF Blackwater river. General
Curtis concentrates large forces at Kan
sas City TO move against Price Lane
has command of 1900 militia.
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We are obliged to Messrs Gone, Fun
nell q Co, for the Chattanooga Gazette
Of the 10Th inst
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Co "Wednesday last six companies Of
the 18th Indiana Cavalry left this
place for louisville to be remountod
As the train carrying them passedsoyer
the bridge, come of the men commeEc-
ed the game Of snatchihg hats from
the heads of pedestrians. When they
arrived at Gallatin, the game was kept
up, and extended 10 are Tobbing Of
houses, which were broken open by
them, of all sorts of things. This con
duct was kept up throughout the trip.
They were also very profane in tleir
Language. A gentleman who was pas.
isenger on the tram, and who was robbed
of his hat says the officers seemed to
have no control over them lie acqIits
companies 2 and D, they having be-
.ayed like gentlemen lie thinks the
Others were chiefly new recruits
See advertisementofa situation want
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A parcel Of scoundrels Who tried 10
break up Union procession in Louis
Vile, saturday nishk have beenarresi'ed
and put to work on the fortiiications
8 A soldier was arrested yesterday who
had several bottles of enisine that he
was Offering TO sell very cheap. Per
hsps he has been smuggling. We won
der who he took lessons from ?
The weather yesterday was fair aud
pheasant, and the ladies aSailed the
selves Of it toslr their beaatifel dresses
on the promenades
zI r11as
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Pres. Pollock, another of the dess
peradoes who have afflicted Robertson
and adjoining counties, has bit the
dust" lie was killed a few days ago
in Dickson county, at Nanleer's Iron
Works. lie was under sentence of
death from q Military Commission
ION the19th inst train No. S, Oh the
Louisville and Nashville railroad,
bound FOR Louisville, in charge oftapt
Taylor. was attacked 10y q bani of
guerrillas near Oakland Station About
City shots were fred into fhe train and
soldier Of the 18th Indiana Cavalry
shot through the foot, the wound not
very serious. Col Dick Rousseau had
a very narrow escape, mimic ball pass
ing within an inch or two of his nose.
Guerrillas seem to do as they pleaiie in
Kentucky. Possibly punishment may
oTertake them one o these DAYS
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Wanted.

30 aar mhT
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See advertisementofa situation want
ed in QuarterGastefs Department
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Wea indebted to C. B Bellsnyder,
48 College street, for a copy of Harper 5
Magazine for November.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-16
SOMBTHENf, METZ,

Mr.. Editor; You can jus, say 20 the ci,is,ua
o; poiut Pleasant. ard the county people gem
orally. that have IN hand, aud an receiving
every few DAYS u nice lot Of Cooking stoyes nrf
Household Furniture. such as BedStcads Icu.
reas, tables, Chairs. SAFES. stands. and all 9th
or kinds Of Furniture. also nice lot oi Willow
ware, such as Baskets, Baby Wagons &c
Wooden ware Of all description constantly on
hand. AS have sold out The grocery part Of
my business to Mr. Henry Graz, can mt alt
my time ia the tin.shop, AVID will not
disappoint my customers in that lint from this
ont. will from this tine acCp good lot 81
tin.ware M hand, regardless Of jenkins or my
other man. Persons wishing 10 parchase any
OF the above articles will da wcli 70 rive ne a
call before purchasing elsewhcrc. inttrd 10
sell for CASH aadby so doing Gun sell ar
,icles AZ cheap rs you can buy them in The city q.
ffyou donot believe itca,l in and see for your.
self, ! will be found in my salcnoms under
BcalG'S Hall, at all hoars job Work done on
short notice.
"llrad i,ads Of Frai. cans and eealinr.waN
on hands. JOHN LEONARD,
Aug s0-ly,
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NOTICE,
COMMISSIONERS O7FIcr,
u Putnam ca Nav 1864

COMMISSIONERS O7FIcr, !
WlSFIrLo. Putnam Co, May Q, 1864. !
James " Powers
Va, In Chance!y.
E, p. fireman.
and
Robert n Simms
vB. Son Cross Bill!
James ". Powers and Z.
= Frccmen.
TOU and each Of you arc hereby notified
4 that 1have fixed upon the 10th day of
juno, next nj my Office in Winfield, to take,
state and report mn account. showing the pay.
ments made by the defendent freeman, to tho
complainant in the original bill, James VI.
Powers, foi or on account Of the tract of So
Noros OF land in the bill mentioned aud TIE
balance if any, which may be now due and
unpaid thereon with Interest," andalso 10 take
state aud report m account showing the amount
due by the defendcnt Freeman to. t. NJ. Simms
the complainant on the cross billand the evil.
dencos Of said indebtedness, whether by bond
note, account or Judgment, aud the amount Of
such Judgment and the time when the same
may have been rendered. and take such other
accounts between the parties MS either Of them
may require and report amy other matter which
may deem material. or the parties may re.
quest at which tim9 and glare you are required
to attend with evidence 10 OaGble The Comm5
Sioner to comply with the Requirements Of said
decree. Aud If from any cause the taking Of
said at counts be not commenced on the day
above named, or il commenced he not compile
ted on same day the tax ing of the same, will
be adjourned from day to day and time to time
at the same place until completed
ono n NnNpAlTrE' no,,,,;,,;,,o.,
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His nerves did not even culver at these
dreadful tales Of disaster. He rea,ons
then as clearly 5s before the battle on
just how much his forces con bear, and
he is sure they have mol thought yet Of
being beaten. Ina grea, battle the dis.
aS'er Of one part may be readily com
pensalcd by the advantage of another,
and Gran, merely swings around one
wing in attack TO balance the falling
back Of another. h cautious man would
have feared 10 assault them; a nervous
and eJeiiahle man nigh, have weakened
other points too much to support this
wing. The Genera trusted TO the pluck
of his troops, and it appears be did not
trust in vain.