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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

yAyKEs PRrsoyERs-Among the results Of the
last two days operations below Richmond was the
capture Of five hundred and slxty-hve prisoners IN
cluding the following officers, all OF whom nave
haen brought to this city and securely slowed away
Captains-John c. Keenan,, Tenth New Hampshire
Ii. Wentworth. Nineteenth Wisconsin; NJ sheriff
Nineteenth Wisconsin; II. c. BnckThan, Ninety
sixth New York; NJ. +. Corcoran, ienth Ne, Ne"
Hampshire, and j. Carroll, Fifth Maryland. First
Lieutenants-A c. Hackley, Nineteenth Wisconsin
II H. Murray, Thirteenth New Hampshire, and NJ
c. Harris, Ninety-sixth New York: Second Leu
tenants-Dewit Wilbur, One Hundred and Forty
eighth New York; George A. Potter, One Hun
dreI and Eighteenth New York; J: 8, Chas,
Eighth Maine, and Thomas +. Allen, Ninety-sixli
New York
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LEGENDARY FIRE-About half-past ii o'clock on
Thursday night the incendiary torch was applied to
the extensive framed building on the corner o
Adams and Leigh streets known as Hoopcrs cooper
shop. and owing to the combustble and dry condi-
ton of the structure, it soon leyelled TO tht
ground. The eastern end Of the building was used
as kitchen by some negroes, who, We understand
lost nearly everything they had. The other oItioi
had not been in since the death OF Ar j. >
Horner the owner of the property, about Fesi
since but there a valuable collection OF tlnbel
on hand, which was also destroyed. Loss, between
five and SIX thousand dollars.
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yu,o MIJsIC pUBLIsHERs.-The un

dersicned Will be pleased TO negotiate, or make
,..,manent arrana ements with any of the Music
Publishers throughout the Confederacy, to compose,
arrange and furnish any number Of Musical Com
nositions Vocal or Instrumental, "to suit tn.
tines" from the simplest piece TO the most difteut
So many pieces in three, sax or twelve months on
such terms as may be agreed upon. Copyright re-
tons already before the public will serve critic
rion Of his competency and style. Address
PRorgssoA DIX CtENIEL.s
Richmond Musical Academy, >,
and author Of " Our National Confederate Ansn'''''
GOD SAVE THE SOUTH, Sc, &C.
Ready for the press, and for disposal, i,,yrY,pr I'm
eoITp WHITE STARRY BANNER uNfUkLEp
W" TO THE BREEZE"
.,r ;,,,,strious ehieftain, General q. I.
Rsaursssrd and the glorious defenders Of the
Charleston harbor. ,a n.,r,.
This piece unrivslled for its artistic ana psrs,.
poetry unsarpasssd. W"
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HExRIco CIRCUIT CoURT, yEsTERnhy.-Ihe case
of the Commonwealth against Michaels and Schwai-
meyer indicted for felony was adjourned until the
next term Of the court, and they were recognized
for their appearance at that time. 800
The trial OF james Clark and James ii. Miller,
who were indicted for stealing n horse was post
poued until Wednesday next, the I'd OF October
Elizabeth Bowers who stands indicted for TIE
,nllr!or of Ignatius II Allen the 2ath Of June
last wa, then set 10 the bar, and after the exa1nna
ton of witnesses, the jury, after retirement return
ed IL verdict of not guilty. Messrs Rateiifie ant
prisoner she appearing in court unrepresenfed by
anyl-John D. Young representing the Common
wealth.
The court then adjourned till to-day.
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T1RENCH HAIR RDREssING SALOON,

4 No. IyU MIN SIKkET, hIVH"VEV, "
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING LADIES HAIR,
sHANPOoING and HAIR DYEINd in the latest
Paris style; BRAIDS, CURL9, WIGS, TOU PEGS.
&C. repaired and made to order on short notice and
OH liberal terms.
The proprietor respectfully calls the attention Of
his friends and customers to the fact that he mas
put up private saloon. attached to his establish
mcnt exclusively for ladies'
B-Ladies' private entrance by the side door,
All work left at this saloon will be warranted 70
be made superior to any in the Confederacy 90,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

RoBBEay.-While the neighbors and hremen
were at the fire which destroyed Hooper's cooper
shop on Thursday night, the store-room III the
basement OF Mrs. Catherine Carston's reSidehee'
fsw doors beyond was forcibly entered and robbed
of about two hundred dollars worth OF provisions,
among which was 8 cooked ham. The thief. who
probably played the incendiary an order 10 draw Oh
The attention OF families By took nom the wln-
dow one of tho shutters then hoisted II and CARRIED
off he stolen cuo1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

FLAG PREsESTATIoS.-An interesting nag pre-
sentatl,n took place at the War department ias'
evening. A courier from General Lees army en-
tered the office of the Secretary of War.
Yankee battle-hags, when the following dialogue
occurred: - .
Conrier-Mr. Secretary, here are some more
the same of old battle flags have been bilgl
YOU from time to time What shall do with them
Secretarg Take them TO the least crowded Of tn
four-acre Its where keep such lumber, and SCI
| If YOU ean manage to make room for them; II not
ynu must carrY them to Castle Ihunder.
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BROAD Rock RAcgs.-Becanse Of the inciement
weather and the military annoyanees around the
city, the races that were ta have commenced on tho
Broad Rock Course yesterday have been postponed
till next Wednesday. Many old turfmen are here
to attend the sport, and from present Indications
LET the lovers of the sport bear the change IN mind
and be in readiness enjoy it at the appointed time
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,Tba Tt.nc court then adjourned till to-day.

JrpoE LyoSs's CoURr.-The haJeds co'p@s case
of f. J. Crump was partly argued yesterday by MIR.
Alexander H. Sands for the petitioner and Mr
Neeson for the Government, after which its further
consideration was postponed till this morning; Mr.
Crump claims his discharge upon the ground thai
he is over fifty years OF age, and as such Is not
liable to Confederate service; therefore he cannot
he required to guard Confederate property In,
decision will be an important one, affecting as II
does II large number OF Colonel Danforth's STATE
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

PARpoSRp-Antonio Samanni, convicted by the
Hastings Court, short time since, OF entering, by
false keys, the iron safe Of A. NJ Bailey Co., pro-
p,ietors of the Sentinel newspaper, and stealing
therefrom several thousand dollars, for which he
was sentenced to three years and SIX months I'M
prisonment in the penitcnuary has, We learn, been
pardoned by Governor Smith. The Propiietors OF
the Ssntinei were mainly instrumental III obtaining
his
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IlUAN'TY AND TIME. itsach-
REVISION OF THE SCHEDULES MARCH LAST

REVISION FEBRUARY AND MARCH LAST
Congress
,ina
Of
na pics far
resulted the
hundred
At aud tbs inprng mss and agents noua "A""
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The DAILY DISPATCH is sold to News Dealers ct
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such
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prcethee
of
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The iI ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

NNHE FIRM OF JOHN G. SHAFER s.
co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
30th day Of September, 1854. JOHN q. 3HAFER
having bought the entire interest Of LOUIS Z.
GILLESPIE will settle all claims against the latS
firm and those indebted will please make a. range
mrnts for settling their accounts with him.
JOHN Z. SHAFER,
oc l5-law5ws LOUIS l.. GlLLESPIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
w of returning thanks to our customers and
friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
rs JOHN c. SIfAFER,
oc I5-Iay5y- LOUIS c. GILLESPIE.
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TELETRAPHIC
FROM MOBILE,

MOBILE, October 9.-A flag Of truce from New
Orleans states that the Fort Morgan prisoners have
been sent North, and those from Fort Gaines are
still in New Orleans
Yankee prisoners who had arrived at New Or
leans report that the Federals occupy MorgaDsa in
force and are strongly fortifying.
Admiral Porter is TO take command Of the North
Pacific squadron Farragut Is believed to bo in Mo-
! bile bay
Senator Semmes is now addressing the citizens OF
Mobile on the state Of the country
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HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE
II interest of LOUIS G. GILLESPIE in the late
Arm Of JOHN c. SHAFER Il co, respectfully in
form the customers Of the late firm and the public
generally that, owing to the present state Of ths
country, will not at ths time continue the busi-
ness Due notice Will be given when again may
he able TO resume the business in all its branches.
% Iilaw5w. JOHN G. SHAFER.
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TOUND. on Sunday, 23d instant, near
Rockets an OyERGOAT. The owner can
get il By calling at Captain EngllShS heaI
Cgty Hall aud inquiring for {. Rolih, ana oy pay
ing for this advertisement. oc 90
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MILITARY BUTTONS. - 400 gross
lN MILITARY BUTTONS, consisting OF Stau'
Virginia Staff, Louisiana Staf and inlaatIS pu'-
tons, for sale by % -, -.
Oc 2S-6t tfs wan o.I.NS-
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"AIR- R-DRESSING, b Rail Dl n G.
II CURLING and all kinds OF HAlR-"ohh
done at the shortest notice and on moderate terns
The highest price paid for all kinds of HAIR. AP-
nly second door west OF ST. Joseph's Orphan Asy-
iuin on Marshall between Third and Fourth Streets
nc 2g-lte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

NOR SALE, the LEASE-for three
+ years and five months-On tho two-story
HRICk HOUSE corner Of Pine street and " "estham
plankroad. ,-pu,>, coyy.
Also for sale, one fine young DURHAM COW
can he seen At Socoud Market this morning.
c 1a II. JOHN 4. TEMPLE.
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JAMES HUTCHISsUN. '. l. chh"foHp'
HUTCHINSON & CRAWFORD, AT
Ii TORNEYS AT LAW. will practice Ia the
CONFEDERATE, STATE and CITY COURTS, and
attend promptly to the Collection OF CLAIMS and
other business connected with the seSefsI pepait-
ment5 OF Government.
Ofice: Corner Of Main andEleyenth streets.
or 2I-3taw2w-
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2 >leln and bageug eou furnished by Government
D. Hauling.
= Hauling .w w
: ~ and driver ratioi uisheo ny o"her
+ Of ratious furnished by the Government
and oy
: of same rations furnished by the Government
driver, atons furnished by owner
10 furnished by the Government
sborr. ratons furnished by
~ Of Same rations the Government
Of rations nd clothing furnished by owner
Il Of furnished by the Government
- of furnished by the Government
o. borer clothing rions furnished by the
....
Is u. do rat0ns only furnished by the Government
furnished
same raions b.
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NOR SALE, No. BLACKSMITH,
| Young and likely. For particulars, inquire oil
- J T.. LAUGHTON,
Basin bank, between Eighth and Ninth streets
q
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NOR HIRE, YOUNG WOMAN,
I without encumtranco, who IS good COOK,
house servant, OF nurse. Apply at No IL '9go.1
Amditor,s Office from 10 5 o'clock, or on Third
street. second house from Byrd. oc Ls-L-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

CHERIFFS SAI.E.-By virtue Of dls-
tress warrant in my hands, In favor Of Henry
Exsll shall sell ON MONDAY, Slst October. ~ ~
o'clock A. NJ, at the auction rooms formeray ooesc
tas sess az said Booth 4 Co., consisting In part "
once Furniture, Bottles, Ink. smoking Tobacco
&C., SC. a. ~. A...~
Parties who had goods eonagned ~ ssis sou :.
uu's "A Il W. WALKER. Deputy ahsrlM
H. X. ELLssos, sheriff " cisy ~ kiransass
90 20--eodtds
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CUGAR-Ten barrels Of far to primo
~ 5t-4t DUNLOP, MONCURE GO.
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A SNIrAI. MEETING.-The next AN
u NuAI MEETING Of the Stock holders OF ths
tx,.h.anna fredericksburg s. Potomac kailroadC COM
NIL. vii he held Vt the otsioe Of the Company, an
he city Of Richmond. at ~ O'Clock N, wED-
SEsDkY the 18th Of November, 1864
j. b. WINSTON, SECRETARY and Treasurer
oe l7~-2awtd
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TLDER j. B.TAYLOR, SR., will preach
II 'on LORDS DAY at IL o'clock III the Sc
COSD BAPTIST CHURCH. % -9-N'
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CPECIAL NOTICING shall COM
\ menee DYEINa ON MONDAY.
~ Z. KING, Dyer,
oc 29-lt" Nam, above Elghth street
, 1864-06-08
n HORDffal %eeue.

a correspondent of tho New York For,
thus adectingly describes scene In ons n
M field hospitals near Spotts5lyanIs BATHS
neld after the battle Of Sunday, Mays:
In one corner Of hospital tent. a. IN m,n,
others that night, lay dying man-a LIen
tensnt ID one Of the MaRsacl Us ct te rer,ment,
engngcd during the afternoon, TySs Of !
thousand officers, who like him, have beer
tnns stricken and hare thus died, his mo.
Monts demanded the hush and pause reuder.
20 ~ vi 1eet and voices In that tent. His
toward the North. A handsome, nobis face
II "ns, shado"ed BY dark hair and saddned by
tne oroop OF q dark moust,che. His brsast
"as pare; bandage Was drawn across II
covering wound, tho pain Of which dis1
taloea tnr nm ~ no more. He lay quietly breath
He was not aaleep. however. for present
y, 40 tWo or three standing By began to aay
among themselves that it would soon be oyar
hc put pale hand that trembled ike an ~
pen down beneath his shirt upon the other
site, and drew forth what might have bcen
eapecteo, dnu.soiled velvet ambrotype
cese, which ho held few moments wfthnnt
attempting to open One who stood thore
'elt 1nstlnctiv:ly that the dying man Wished
out could not ask him to stoop over w},ere
10 lay- That one bent to hear ialnt. broken
whisper, beseechipE him to take tho velvet
t4se anu una the one who wore the fnce
Of 1orer A0 'Asos'A6
1t wonla hare been well, perhaps, had the
ono ta[ VINO thus accepted this trust unciasped
.ne Gaze before the hand from which he
,ook II had grown quite cold and motfon1esa.. :
Else, having lookcd, he might have whisn.
tred into tue dull ear of the dying LIeutoR-
NJ promise Of sllurer and speedier meetinq
"nh the girl he loved than he could haye
aad but for thi. Days dark fate. For Il han
eened that be the living, knew that she TOD.
1aa a1ed, and awaited somewhere the coming
't what had just departed. @'@7
, 1864-06-08
Special Notices.
,R11lsa Cearp1 DItters

.0UA'& NeaFoA WIttET1.
Lei aeSe who hAvs donets4 Tie vtrtues Of BULL. 4
GEDko& A1fTHEs, II any sAah thsre be, raad tts
eoueWfnG ceFtlnosts nsoA ~ Slsnsa VEL knev1 N
III ss1muxity. and dor1t - mora.
hKeaesal 1ntrodaes!e Into tbs army viii sara IN
HV14 Il Thousands Of or eolHk1.
LOUISVILLE, Ky June I'd. INK
We. he uaderdEns&, 3Rt4 &ssa 1hs Kooa efYerss
sroduced By the uss Of DT. JONI BULLS txDRoN
61fTERS n cAses Of xsnseal liability aad nrr-~s.
Ae1 X the system Aas Sal}svs II eeae7sl - vnr,d
Sesvnt diseAse and rsl1evs noxoh spfas11nf. Amrre
oar SOLDIER particularly would thls be tae es, 4.
especially mose vao Az a1possd so raiaazaus d.
9l@oes u W SoatAeF7 ehxn4t<
3A1.. 11!4af nfhhD. Ooll4cto< Int Eey. 81 p1s-
GHAs: :: Vti151. oosse,or Il II. rort o, 1ou,.-
COL. d, HHs ka7shAl deuwd of K,s.,
NV. 2. r aENDKRsoF. csr. Beczstary u santta.5
4ARNEY. HUGdss CO., Prbu.A.*. Democrat
HUGHES 4 FAKIHILL Whoisse{o Dr. Mood.
DeaeeIt. Mais s1Eeet. Louisville, Ky,
Main street louAs1ts.
RAET AAFOfHEN, Llulographers. eoE Market
- 17;H 92d In3rd M g. street. 1T Louisville, ~.
>. nd Aarket y r., !nHssv7lls. Ky.
~. l. q. T1U1STnE, Payussttr q. s. Army.
q: y. AETEALr. National Hotel. LouiHr1lle. Ey.
LQI. JPSSB RAYf-Ee, 9TH Kentucky Cavalry.
@eORGR D. PRENTICE. Louisville JonrnA
Sold an Chicago - Aol~sale and rssAil by
u EcORl, n Randolph street.
, 1864-06-08

Shocking Details o the Death and FIR
F1ul OF Miss Leland,

prom tbs Hartford Times, June21
Amost shocking case Of seduction and
death from attempted abortion has Of jats
occupied the papers in Bridgeport, Miss
Henrietta II. Leland, a beaut1fhl girl Of nine
teen, daughter of Henry L. Leland, Esq., OF
Brooklyn, n. T., was the victim. william
e. Haniord, mach.nfst In New York. last
winter becAmc ultimate with 1fiss Leiknd.
and her parents expected marriage Visit.
ing Bridgeport last winter during the skat-
Ing season. they became acquainted with the
family Of Mrs. Ebenezer FakeIcr.. where
ag1eed to meet there her lover, who was then
to return from a visit to Boston. Her pa
rents knew not where she was. It appears
eho Was attended by Dr. 4, ]. Jaaues: a sort
Of botanic practitioner, who gave her violent
incidents, which caustd severe romlt1nss,
sud her death cusucd soon after. Says The
Bridgeport Sianddtd:
On tie night Of her decease her body was
stripped Of every pa1t5cal Of clothing, and in
that condition 1t was taken to Washington
bridge, on the Housatontc- river, heavy
weights were attAched to the body By means
Of cords around the neck and ankles. and 1t
WAS then thrown into the water
;, During all this time her parents were kept
IN entire ignorance Of her whereabouts and
condition They had repeatedly written to
Mn Hanforsl, but receive ed only evasive an.
81 eWers IRON him. At last, however on the
10 o. April, and three days after her decease,
III consequent OF their urgent demands for
, 1864-06-08

d FRENCH AsECDoTE.-The Main Jauut
relates the following auecdote:-
At the commencement Of the Winter tWu
journalists we're In conversation at the opera,
The one u. De X, is a bachelor, and the
ofher, II: De Y-just married: -
"Wel,' said the one to the other, "how
DO you get a1ong in your new conditionf"
"Ah my dear there Is nothing like being
married. You cannot imagine how happy 1
an. Nhen I am at work my wife is at my
aide, and at the conclusion OF each paragraph
embrace her. This Is charming"
Now I understAud,' was the happy re-
tort Of e." Why your sentences are 10
short''
This conversation quickly spread through
Paris.
From that time forth the articles Of Y
were consulted BY the public - the ther-
moEneter of his conjugal felicity.
During two months the prose Of II. Y
was dlsjointed and epig.ammasic, In shorter
periods than are 10 be found In the earller
writings Of Emile De Girardin.
All the women grew Jealous Of Madame =.
But gradually the pesiods elongated,
The phrases were more involved,
Ths paragraphs were Inflated, .-
The honeymoon was passed!
At last Madame V-opened the journal
edited by H. =, and casting rapid glance
, 1864-06-08

Our Hews In yesterdays Issue. from Ger
shernan's army, brought operations nm r.
Nay p. Ne continue the aeesuat frsn, tn,
Cincinnati Gsnss.ere;az:
| NAT 81.
The ,Hnes arc continually neyin~ In. ~.
left. There il stray shot e1cbansed ncx
ano then, hut, after heariug des!ening yoije,s
'sr i've o. tA1ss days, sns almost fesls I.s1
Hithont them, At ten o'clock our lin N x-rs
fsnaiye operations fson the enemJ, but thev
diau't some. The 18th and 16th aorna A..
now holding Dallas. At i've o'clock ~
| the WeBy succeeded In ksttiax their %1ns r.
Position, and opened brisk dfe, which list
Cd until dark, Ne meantime eating our r-nna
In position on tbs left Ws Wsre hardly suc-
eess1u1, for the enemy seemed determined tn
shell n out Of our encampment. Ths ean.
non2dtng Along tho whole line IL now o1ite
heavy. We must hare lost eousidsrah11 ~
dsy, owing to tAs saeay's As1s adyaatsrs-
sas position. II
We ara st1n In the same position y. r.,.
n n.55e yesterday; The inevitable picket firing il
advanced hut littls, now aad then thro VIM VIM
nP an e1tr1 llne Of bfeastWork. It ID 4 notas
Die faet that the hardest Aghtinx takes nlaee
A1ter zight. dust AZ the moon begins to rjse
70 always look for fight, and ~ are not of.
zen d1sappointed. The firing to day has been
desirsus to 4 nd where our guns ars, A a..
sertsr came within our llnea today. and eaye
zen: Johnson will charge our enti1s lines t.
x41 %. -
Its qniet this morning-too quiet. l am
AFRAID. 1t auRurs battle. All nre cxpectant
mo report OF small arms fs heard ahuut In
center Of the lines, but little cannonadine
!dnring the day. 1T nine o'clock in ths
s'entng the attack on our lines began: think
they begun with the 14th {Genersi pa1mar3
~ P. m, the Infantry charged our caya1.
= On the left: 0ur men were dismouuted h.
o1nu 1 q SOFT OF tmproTised rcdoubt They rave
iouu ha. anoat anu opened the most terrific ara
ne spencer rife They make sd havoc vhsn Gnsu
tae? open j. The enemy Is handsom ,lT repni.ed.
~ a.. "a = ~ TIE charge became general a1onr
.ne,s .ne "ho!s M line shall never forget tbe
Ley between the lines Hood Iebf of III 4lora: W.
ne ds"y g1obea aparkls On the ouI9:ri19
leaves. "a san almost think TINT thev ~
ehge!c' Tears, silently and unWitnesscd. shed
9e 3 s9oee VINO ara pouring out their lifo's
otooo 70 cement the shattered foundations
m,1sa y sar t,,n neloIed 10y Kepqblle Now for seven
'1orizon; some utte1ins shrl1l tones Others
ieep and sutteraL The myriad flashes Of the
2 nnueKettJ Is seen all along the hill sides. On
Ge reoels come, on to meet certain death.
lns} n afs fepa!sed, hearts beat easier now.
large begins. They are again repulsed&
oven M n tlmes Z, during the night they Charged
nr lines. The last WAS about daylipht. This
Fse heavier on the right wing.
MAY So
l.! nave aeeu this morning, in ons place I
ro1t Twenty. .IFc feet square, where tha I
soe.s sce laI dt.d ts so thick that you could