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A%WaEd EnobraSe
Artemus w.idFsIstss tb. Sllotius Incl

Artemus wsidEslstss tb. @llo~ins Incl
dent on his return home from the wars: in
Twas wslkin along the street, lookin 90
gallant an gay. in me brass kote an bloc but
tons, an other military harness, when q sx,
oitod female rusht out ov a house. throwd
her plump handles aroun me peck-which
part didn't mind much, as they wsro fair,
round oncsT-an exclaimed: - ~ 'roii '''
Doo behold thee once aganel,
"Yo do-an think you are holding me
too lastly sez, |, trying to release the ex-
centrick fsmsils arms. ~ ss v,'-.. b.. ...a
70; ihsv you cum backAhev yeu cum
backp she wildly cried hangin' tighter to
my neck.
Certainly, I've cum back" sez I, "or
else l wouldn'tbe here. But don't think
know you muchly."
mot know me--your own Charlotte Ro-
sofia Bsllottets-she who hasn't sot eyes
onto yen for more'n two years. !" Yes
she continued, placin' her hands onto me
shoulders lookin' up in me face like aldyin'
hoss fy-"yes, | see my own Alfred's eyes,
, his nose, his ears, his"
Madam" seq l, ''excoose me, but allow
me to correct you. III l air not mistaken,
these earses, and cyeses and noses belong to
myself Individually; and your Altered new
! or owned them, SCARCELY" II
Away with this farcs,V sez she. "Y You
can't deceive your own Olarstta. Cum into
into the house and see your own little son,
Lincoln Burnside Mcclellan Bsaxsr."
| 1t was evident the femail was mistaken
that it was not me but another man, she
wanted. .-.....
| "HoS old is he?" sez I.
I Which" SEE she.
Them little son, Lincoln Burnside Nc
Clellan and 90 4th. .-,..-..,
| Hes just six months old-ths little dar-
ling"
"Wal, madam" ser T., ''if little Lincoln
Mcclellan Burnside, and so 4th, is only SIX
months old. an you haves't sot eyes ontd
your Alfred for more'n years, 1 think
| thar's a mistake somewhar an tina. Pm not
/ Alfred, but another man altogether. i,.
I The woman shot into the house like 40,
an that was the last saw OF her, but pity
Alferd. e' -'.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BRIDGEPORT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFrIoE OF COMPTROLLER oF rHv CURRENCY,

WASHINGTON, January %. ie64,
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
Undersigned, il has been made 10 appear that the First
National Bank Of Bridgeport, in the County OF Belmont
and State OF Ohio, has been duly organized und ~ and
according TO the requirements OF the act OF Congress,
entitled IAN Act 10 provide National Currency.
cured by pledge OF United States stocks, and pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereofn sp-
proved February 25 1868, aud has complied with oil the
provisions of said scl required 10 be complied with be-
fore commencing the business OF Banking:
Now, therefore, ], HUGH McCgLLocu, Comptroller OF
Bank OF Bridgeport. County OF Belmont ana State oi
Ohio Is authorized TO commence tho business OF Bank
ing under the act aforesaid.
~ In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
$, seal OF Office, this twenty fifth day OF January
e. 1884. HUGH McCULI.oCH,
~ mo PA Comptroller oil the Currensy.
fot-iw
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syphilis and Mereurial DissSss.

From DR.. Hiram !Sloat, qf 81. Louis, NsssssS !
az find your SARsArARILLA mofs s1iss..ss 49,
remedy for the secondary symptoms Or .yy*ssss
The profession are indebted 70 you for some ef th
best medicines we have" % o.. z ga.na a5g'i jdl
Frop, A. j. French, NJ D., an esninsst yAyste!e1 "
Laurence, Mdss, who 10 q pronsHssN semssS "
s Lsgi.tatsre q Ms.sae1..ff'h .sG sl: h,, u.a ,.as
sARsArARILLA an excellent remedy for 4yTsSSs
both OF the primary and seeoHddsy type, sno 49,
ua in some eases that were too obstinate 70 yiee -
other remedies do not know what vs go -
hl Alternative Is required" q. 70 f.- ~
Mr. Chas. 8. Van Lisv, Of Ntso Hrs.sseaA X n
had dreadful ulners ON his legs caused ey tne sse
Of mercury, or msrcaral dissass, which grew nss9i
s.%.dy rsn %9fs or sst%. that M could s. sppsd, mt.
persevering use Of AYERS BAKsArAnILLA rensvsf
him Few cases can Ss found more inystsrass a1N
distressing than this, And it took several esssa ~
Leucorrhosa, whA o., Female wsAknssss
are aepsrsly produced internal Seyqsloss Usees.
alton, and are very oft an cured by the Mts6snxe
effect of this SARsAPAIiILLA. Some eascs rs9IUa
however, in aid Of the sARsArARILIAst ths slNess
application local rem ediss. iEfi1 Z aE -
FROM the sssll.kro~n. and sid:iy-seisbrassS p
az have found your skRsAPARlLLA an exeeess
Alternative in diseases Of females. Many eases u =.
regularity, Leucorrhea, Internal ulesratten, e9e
Sss Ss1s ssdsa 10 eias q; y. ("
when It's effect is properly aided BY LEGAL
4 lady, us''il1'"s to a.les . q: p'Ss'sas''s -
"My daughter and myself have hssn esrea q
two bottles of your rSARsAPARILLA.0 .,u1 y5sUia
Rheumati Gout, Liver Complsilt. Dys,
pepsia Heart Disease. NeurslEis. -
when caused by ScrQftiia in the system, are SsDev
cured by this EXT. SARsAPARILLA. . ID. ,
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Main Street, st. CIairsviIIe, o.

THEIR STOCK consists Of every line o Boots and
L Shoes usually kept in this market for Gents and La
dies, Boys Misses, and Children.
Also, full stock OF GUM AND BUFFALO WORK.
1t is all OF the very best make, mostly Philadelphia
cuslom made work, which will compare very fuvorably
with Belmont county homemade work. s,,.s. H- =.
Persons buying such will receive good, reliable guar.
antees what they buy. prove is above true, you
will only have TO call and examine for yourselves. Their
stock viii show for itself
In connection with The soove, they will MANuFAC.
TURE II kinds OF work to order. at short notice.
oc3 RTTrS 4 PICKERING. D.
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Adm issistr0fOr,s .VOSice.

NOTICE is hereby given ihst at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont county The undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator oi the estate OF
Robert Patton, decd, 'se OF Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted IL said eshie Iequesiedto make
Immediate payment; and those having claims aga,nst
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within ois year frsm this date. rg
MARY PATTON, 49,,
A. D. RICE, No"'
Feb. 18th, 1884. .
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that In the Probate Court fer
1N Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed aud qualified Executor Of the estate OF Henry
BoTod, deceased, late Of said county,
All lhosr indebted sad estuo arc requested 10 ma
immediate payment and those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
wllhin ono year rem this date.
JOHN BoRoFF, Exeeuo,.
e Feb lS laB4 T7'''7''
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,gsy,ni,,fsfrafo,.,s .yni,ce.

NJOTlCE Is hereby given that at the Probate Court Tor
lN Belmont County, Ohio The undersigned Wus mp
pointed and qualified ms Administrator of the estate Of
James Dunfee. decd, late Of said County.
All those indebted said estate reque seil to ke
immediate payment: and those having claim, agn,nst
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within year from this date.
JAS. W. IIfGfILEYMAN, Admir-.
Feb 49, 1894.
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y, GEN @ MAI Dsy, rpd c.pts. SsYysrsad
m!ent stsltiehmoAd, and have arrived Il
Fortress Mearoe.. The last two, II will bs
yrymcm bered, were once condemned Ia
death, iu Eetalistien fer the spies exeoutsd
by Burnside 10 Kentucky, The thrsss IA
anfiicting 9 like penalty on General w. II
Il, Leesaqd pspt Windss, prisan era In our
hands, saved thair liysA arA ol,r'lsl'
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s.tg AYERS 'ss sti.
CATHARTIC PILLS.

possess so many advantages over the othsr pas :
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that We nssd not ds
more than to assure the public their qsalisy u
maintained equal to the best IL ever mas eee.
that they have ever done. ag. Q, psi
Prepared by J. C. AVER. n. D, 3 o.
Lowell, Mass, and sold BY yuaaaL eAlot ~
For sale by W. day Il Coiesnsa, I.Hl wsss , ~
and /. II. Patterson. ... = ..fI BE-. ,urt hep,i-
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Administrator'S Notice,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that at tho Probate Coun for
lN Belmont County Ohio. the undersigned wns ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator OF tho estate of
hIchaelT Sionebrsaker. decd, late OF said county
All those indebted 10 said estate requested make
immediate paynenti und those having claims against
said estate notified TO present them for seemen nj
within year from this dale
F .L J. %. HOLlINGsWORTH, Admir-
Feb p5. ls8i.-e ----
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FEVER AND AGUE,

y Persons exposed TO the Maara Of Ague, or seized
with Chls and Fever, i'll nnd positive Andoto add
Cure in Railways Ready Relief let two teaspeonsful
Of tho Ready Relief in wine glass OF water be tAksa
on getting out of bed in tho morning, and however es
posed to malaria you will escape ia Nif
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CURED.
Tyvsnty Years OF Slsepless Nights.

Vim. Sydney Myers, Esq Of Havana, Cuba the cor,
respondent OF the london Times, suffered with Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism for twenty I've years, and for
twenty years he had enjoyed one whole nghts calm
rest. He applied RADWAY'S READY REI1EF-it i'm
modatey gave him ease ana secured him the nrst calm
and undisturbed sleep during the twenty years. The
continued use of the READY RELIEF cured him.
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RHEUMAIISM, LUNBAGU, GUUI, NKUKALGN, !
QuINZY, nIPTHERIA, H0Ar'sENfSS, BR0NCHl.
TIs, STIFF JOINTS, ENLARGED TENDONS, HEAD
BREATHING.
It is truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these maadiss. The
poor crippled, and pain.-tricken Rheumatic has not
10 wait days before change takes place, but in few
minutes derives ease and comfort
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Erysipelas = General Debility = fustsy -
From DR.. Ros,. ssssin, Ho..so. H., NJ z.

From Dr. fobf. Sdsrfn, Hoisfo1 ~, m. "a -
DIR: AyER. Issldon fuii to remoss krsystc3sanS
saSs4p1nIsns s1eai fG .Hd & II hsSs ju now ssr.d
tack of Malignant Erysipetas with IL Ho lsefer
tive we possess equals the 8 ARsArARfrIA zoe hess
supplied to the profssson d wen - 10 ths Ps0t
~ From '. e. Josn.t0r. E.gs Kssss;s., o. :. /,
rs "For twelve years had the yellow krytRSee =
ny Sy1..a ssht s% SssPs %aie S
OF dollais worth Of medicines 1hs ulcers were -
bad that the cords became vsibs, spd ths dcetoF
decided that my arm mhst BE- afnpttafed. pegHs
taking your sARsAfAzrLLE Took two botne,, ene y
iG% amy Sow Ot s1SI y veil and sSsSd Z Being
publi6 place, my ease % known 70 ~
sommudty, and sxoites the,wohder oftn,p nnit
From Hon. Henry Moavo, n. 2. p, 81 Hs,seSsfis. g
w., a leading n,enber Of ths Cdnadsds Partscssssr
81 have used your SARsa fAkILLA In ny mln,liy
With VII very beneGcisi results, and fssi sonEdsnss q
commanding 1t to the afflicted"
ct. Anthony's Fire, Rose. Ealt HhenMs
~, 1lhTn Scald Head. Bore Eyes. q 'AA l ~ ~
Fye,. Harvey s;ckier, Neg, fAs a5ss s5tsey y 4ei
fGnckAannock Democrat, PexnsyIvdsss- yA ,.,2
"Our only child, about three YEAR o. a9s, w. -
tackled by pimples on bis forehead. Thsy IapeeH
y epread untn they formed . loathIome and vlrdsas
sore, which covered his face and sstsallZ ennSS4
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without ~ 1
parent effect. For fifteen days we guarded ht hsno1
lest with them he should ssr epen ths fsetsrng an1
eorrnpt wound which covered hiswh Mes. Heyrt
Ing tried every thing ;ss rs nsd say sS
ths iodde of potash lotion, e you direct Tis :cse
and was well when we had finished the sssp4d. ~
child's eyelashes which had come out grsN aesns
whole neishborhood predicted that the shaA nsse
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!. SLAVES are cheap in Maryland, Three
were sold at suction, q Frederick, on the
Sd Inst, onps'sys gizl. eight yssTs old, fos
,skl,.s ~ ens z weaAn fs5 % q q andia wonap and
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! Tho secondary Indication Of RADwAYSREApY RE
LIEF Is to euro the patient Of the disease maady that
occasions the pain this 1t accomplshes rapidly and
radically. So nSit is the patient transformed from
pain misery weakness, and derepitude, to the delight
full enjoyment OF hoah and strength that patients frs
quenty ascribo It's ,aismanc power to tho supernass-
ral influence OF enchantment
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-24

, lTaH rebel Bragg is a hrotAer.iu.l.v Of
Jefferson Davis which accounts for his no. 10
sition, rHs that providsth not for bis own
household Is worse than an il6dsl." Davis
10 acting on scriptural authority. y
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Probate Court, Belmont Co. O.
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts.

Daniel Mamma, Admir- TEMIMA LONG, and Geo.
VS. Marion county Illinois, and
Euphema Waddell, ct al Sarah j. Bakef whose place
Of residence is unknown, hereby notified that the
20ih day OF February, 1884, said Administrator filed "a
petition in the Probate Court OF Belmont County Ohio
praying for assignment OF dover TO Euphrmia Wadas
In and for the sale OF the real estate oil David vadde
deceased, bcing about 30 Ia kirkwaod Township,
Belmont County, Ohio, aud particularly described In
said petition to pay mortgage OF said petitioners there
on for sai0 0 with per per anum from
January s. 1885, aud the other debts of said dec
Said petition WI be for heatb.s hiueh n 1854 n
- DANIEL. MUMMA, Adm'r
Of David wsddelI decd
p. D. T; cowrs, Atty for Peu.'
T Feb. rs, 1854. fW
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TEE Ohio House passed the Bounty bill
on the l5th, BY q, vote Of 55 20 "A. L. goes
back 70 The Senate fer the latter body 20
sonsidsr the amsadmsnts" msds /, BY the
House. v.-,..- sess1.s 80 "a
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ROAD NQTLCE.

"A PErITlQN viii be pIesenIea % The conlnl.sall-
.i s ~ 1slmoa, Soan me., % nss ~ ~ eaa~,v
Road leading IRON the Mar,insyllls and MI Pleasant
Plank Road op hp farm Of samuel y, Yskssa, ~ Cole
npndy, s paint on the County Read leading soa the
Meeting hessa. IN ~ ta,.l. " = fst-s
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: SAM one ef Gen, Shsrman's soldier. Ia
bis tsLiss ksr chickens .Msd.%: 'siis sSis s.' g
:..:sd q - 4 ss!l!sc !! pYst y. ifisssi:s
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nErTER THAN Gun

When you nrst feel pain, then take teaspeenful
OF the READY REILkF, In water or apply Il 10 the
parts where you foel the discomfort
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Assistant Assessors Netlcs.

lNIoT1cE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom Il mag
concern that any person residing IN the Townshpe
ing Ullon and Rchlaud desiring 10 tsfs eat nssAss
for any oi e trades bdsiAess oeeupAtleas ssqaiSs
comnodated by stating IN aleer the oeeupsien Or
ness and nature OF such for which they nay desire
and will hil blank apple aon aad send the mk sfi
mail for ,he, signature, wheh they cap rs'rrA sy
at Belmont Belmont Co, o.. ~,
Assessss ID Division, lstA Assss~ass, Ns.sohiR "a
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ALL MALIGNANT DISEASES


Arst give warus Of their presence and met prompe
IL before they become securely ntrsnched within The
system, will be readily expelled. I~A
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A.pApps 10 Vermont Informs its readers
,hst'itt.WilI publish their msrriaxe notioes
for asshiDs aud thsirdesths With plsasuis.s' z
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Tysr received ans ios n pkosos Ask AlbssA siss
IPhs.oeFeph Cards q ~ he osssspk ~ Esqlessl
- saATsesssA ,-so,, 10 s,.''e
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RADWAY's READY RELIEP

should be applied to the part parts afflicted. Il IN
stantly relieves tho patient from pain and quickly
heals soothos and strengthens the disabled parts In
all cases Of Bites OF RAbd Dogs, Reptiles, Sngs cf POI
sonous Insects, the application of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF to tho wouni will prevent Inflammation and
Z mort ti6caton 7.'
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SIUNS UF SICkNFSs5. -
Headache Pains IN tho Limbs--in tho Stomach, Bow
ss and Kidneys-->Cod Chils, and Hot Flushss, Coat
Cd Tongue Burning skin, Nausea shiverng, Dulness,
Loss Of Appetite Rsstlessnoss Giddness, &c,, &o
,premonitory symptoms Of Malignant Diseases. 0ns
dose Of the READY RELIEF IL sufficient to break up
and expel diseased action, and restore the pstsnt 70
health.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOw TT CURES.

oHUULU DE IhhtlN ~ HT1NEf H'lsN = = }.
One dose will stop the pain It's continued use viii, N
q few hours, cure The patient.
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wHEN' sEIzED wrTH

CHOLERA, or Diarrhoea, or Flux,
Dysentery, CRAMPS, and spasms
Bilious Cholic, or Gastrits;
searlet, Typhoid, or other Fevers
Influenza, Coughs, or Colds
Inflammation OF tho Stomach or Bowels I;
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SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him supply ef
Railways Ready Relief II supplies the place OF all
other medicines and beverage, a tesspoonfal Of
the Relief 10 wine glass Of water 10 nicer, PLEASANT
or stimuant than brandy, whisky, or bitters.
SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE srn MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine regiment, ssrg't C. p lord, writes that
Railways Ready Relief saved tho regiment from death
while quartsred at ybee Island 8. c., whom working
seized with typhoid and other Fevsrs, Fever and
Arus, Diarrhsa, Dysentery, rheumatism, was cured
BY the use Of the Ready Relief
4, CAUTION. t .., -,
In all cases ask for Railways Ready Relief fAks
no other. See that the signature Of Radway d Co.
4 on the outside label OF each bottle Every sesnt 10
supplied with new and fresh stock. Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold BY Druggists, Merchants and country
RADwAY b co.,
he rtssqI q AAidsa Lane, New rsss-
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best American and Fins French Trussss,
LS0 Cutters Superior Shoulder Braces suitable for
n both Ladies' and Genileinen, faf sale nj se
. WESrs, opposite the Lewis House.
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4 Eureka" RenoVating Fluid,

NOR removing paint, tar grease, &c., from cloth.
sold at 'i :" NH'Ni''-' ''F WESr's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-25

I
charge on them, which they did in good
style, while singing;
Gwen rally round the flag, boys, &e.''
This charge drove the enemy back so
that both regiments retrested to q pine
grove, about 2O0 yards distant.
By tlis time all the white troops, except
one squadron Of cavalry, that formed In
the rear, were en- the road to Salem, and
when this brigsde came up, they too wheel
ed and left; and in less than ten minutes
this now little band Of colOrsd troops found
themselves fsnked. They then divided
themselves into three squads, and charged
s. enemy's lines. One squad taking the
old Corinth. road, then q by-road to the
left. After few miles they came to q
road leading to Grand junction. After
some skirmishing they arrived with the
loss Of one killed and one wounded.
Ano her and the largest squsd covered
the retreat Of the white troops, completely
defending them by picking up the smuni-
ton thrown away by them, and with it
repelling the numerous assaults made by
the rebel cavalry, until they reached Col
lierTille, 3 distance Of sixty miles. When
the command reached Dams Mills, the en-
emy attempted TO cut it of by q charge
But the colored boys in the rear formed,
sud repelled the attack, allowing the
whole command to pass safely on, VII n
they tore up the bridge Passing on to an
open country, the officers halted and re-or.
ganized the brigade into an effective force
Tney then moved forward until about P
n when some Indian flank skirmishers
discovered the enemy who came up to the
left and in the rear, and halted. Soon g
portion advanced, when company sosd
about and fired, emptying three eaddles-
From this time until dark the diminishing z
was constant We lost one man killed and
four or five wounded. These two squads
arrived on the 18th snd l4th. A larger
pOruon Of tbe other arrived on the 10Th
There are still missing from the 59th, three
lieutenants and two orderlies.
Lieut.. Col. CoWden was seriously though
not dangerously wounded in the flesh part
OF his thigh early in the first days fight
but be kept the field until night,
With one accord the white troops in the
expedition compliment the colored troops
for their Vslor and determined bravery
They fully acknowledge that the whole in
fsntry division must have fallen into the
enemy's hands but for them.
Col. Wilkins, Of the 9th Minnesota, also
oomplimented Col. CoWden for the good or
der with which they made their retreat.
FACTS AHB MoIDEEFs.
A corporal in company O., seth, vas OF
dsred to surrender. BE let his WoUld-be