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THE DANISH COMMANDER INCHIsF.-
The Liverpool P)st publishes letter from
FIensburg, in which the following account
is given of the Danish general: "With
the general-n-command have the honor
to be well acquainted, having frequently
dined at his house. He is tried soldier.
and was The hero Of the greatest battle
Is,od) which the Danes Tough, during
:he war Of 1851. The general is .
character; bis GOODNESS is extraordinary.
During the heat Of the fight 70 which
have alluded. his white kid gloves were
b spattered with blood be quietly drew
them off, threw them away, took another
pair from his pocket and put them on as
though nothing had happened He is ais
so good linguist, speaking perfectly seme
eigh, languages, and il. moreover a com
poser He has dedicated one competition
to his wife. He was the right hand
friend Of the late. and an intimate ono oil
the present king"
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PROF.O. J. WOODS
III Al Il X ES TOR ALIVE

THIS astonishing preparation turns the
Hair back to its original color, after hav-
ing become gray. and reinstates it in all
It's original health lu<ter. softnnss and
beautv-removes all nanrrf from tha
scalp and ali nnpeass'r rching |, will
also cure Cntaneou> Erup'ions, such As
ScaId Head, letter. &c and hence creates
a perfectly healthy condition Of the Scalp,
by acting as Stimulant and Tonic to the
organs supplying the cooring matter to
the Hair completely restoring them to
:heir original vigor and heal'h-thus pre-
venting all tenGancv 20 become gray.
It also prevents the Hair from becom-
inc unhealthy and falling off, and causes
it to grow and thrken whore it is gone.
hv resuScitatiug the organs necessary to
supply nutriment and coloring matter
Thousands Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified 70 the above, who had become
gray and lost their Hair BY sickness.
change of climate, and inattention, while
performing camp duty.
As Restorative and Dressing. it has
no equal.
T. K !. RODI SON.
Wholesale & Real Agents for North
err Wisconsin.
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school-m.sters that leads nations to self
reliance and independence We beg th.'
the supplies and resource. of the country.
which are ample, NAV be sold to the gov
eminent. 20 support and equip II. armies.
Let all spirits of faction and past party
differences tie forgotten in the presence OF
our cruel foe"
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yeFe r-Nrxs sre.st -. -~-.ts~s l.: tbs
L s,alg=sse 4 N.vt~' r. RI Corr
faiT, 1J'fI1r So -fr-e-a.s & sonr- shan .
mai .s'., IS 80 eal.ta --2as f -id Company,
ne'sh, Sivr ,c-- -. t-err -l II, meeting
Q: tn s'c-sre.da - zsii Company he'd u
he off, = Sc r Goodwin. in the ,iisEe
If d-n.sha, - he Hin dss Of arch, 1854.
At IL o'clock, A., Tor the purpose OF elecriug
nine Oise"so97 If aid Company to hold theis
H.. uuth ethers are elected and quAlih ed.
3 Led February >, ise4.
il NJ SCOTT, -
CURTIS REED,
EB BULXLEY, -
HENRY HEWITT 4 co.
Proxies by CURTIS REED
Proxies by HENRY HEWITT.
Proxies by GEO REED. #
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fF Rumors are revived that the rebels
are removing the arsenals and Govern
men, works from Richmond to Columbia
s. c.. and that the capital will follow to
the same place. If the rumors are not
true now, they probably will be in M
spring.
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The State of Observation-Disclosures Ossnty
Circuit Court. Frederick g. Joce-, saaiast
Charles Dursnd, G-orse Rice, asa George II:
Rarth oomew. Execution
Dy virtue Of Al execution isssed out Of and
under the seal of said Court IN the aoove-enti-
tied action, to ne directed aud delivered, and
sgains. the personal aud real property Of aid
Charles Duraad George Rice, end George n.
Bartholomew, have sssed and levied mon tie
following described real estate aad oil the right,
title ard interest which he said def ndsnta o.
either Of them, had in and 10 the property a
the date If the Sling Of the attachment to-
Wit: ON the eighth day of November, 1861, q
have siace acquired .-
Lots nos. fr ~ one i to twenty four III
in Block in Reeds addition - the village af
kanitovoc, 4anito~oc county. Lots NOS. iron
ore + to twenty eight IT in Block D
Of said addition. Lots ao1. from one l. -
twenty eight ID in Dlaek = Of aid sddi.
ten.
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re- Here is a charming little thought
entitled "Beoinning to Walk" from
Chambers Journal -
He's not got his sea legs, the darling;
He's been in our ship but year
He isn't vet versed in our lingo
Knows nothing of sailing fear.
But he soon will hear more Of the pillows,
And learn the salt taste of the wave
One voyage though short. is sufficient
When our ports are the cradle and grave
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TAs SIT %. C~"sir c.~4--Nl.
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cow. ~: - ~ =. A~.A D.
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AanA~sS., Nov 0sh, 49,
NAP. SMITH,
She, u -. .nc a.. Via
Rhr above sole il hAns>. - =. ....A >-,.l -.
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IA P. ~, lassR
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81. S. BALCOLM, II. D.,
Physician and Surgeon


Office in the National Hotel
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO inform tn.
i inhabitants nf nantto~nc and neighbour &
towns that he has located IN this place where he
intends 10 pursue the practice Of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
in all its branches
DR.. BALCOLH, independent Of his ezaerienc.
in private practice As Ply stefan aud Surgeon
has been for several years
Resident MediC-,I Officer
OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital, and has
there had ample opportunity to witness the
modern practice of Medicine and Surgery in e--
erv variety of disc l@e-Local AID Foreign
Chronic and Acnte-by some Of the most emf
nent men in the meiica! profession. The Doc
tor trusts th2t his experience and d strict atten
ton to the duties of his profession will enttle
him to the confidence of the community.
REFERENCES.
DR. J. MASON WARREN. one Of the Visiting
Surgeons of Massachusetts General Hospital, dc.
DR.. HENRY G CLARK Inspector mischief OF
Hospitals, Sanitary Commission, o. s. A. /; City
| Physician OF Boston. &c. &c.
| DR.. S. c BLAKE. Chicago. Illinois.
| DR. A. n MoLAREN, Medical Director Depart
ment of New England late President of Army
| Medical Board.
| Maj. T G. OLMsTsp, 9th Wisconsin Vols.
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+ ~Ao- z, ~ ana --t-s ~ & ''jft Z /
co her-hs Io4,fy Nv ->~- - TIE tfs' =,
go. =. ->-t$,. az = - - in.>- - vi d NJ
t!...-. q ts-..'~-S T. 49,, - e~N ~ . SIC
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ne .. -. <~.r~ "a ~ .'s-.- 1'Ao. - ~
g-- -" hisae.t CASS rRsfx III So
~ssH- -
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Browns Meat Market q!
Nc, Door 10 Piat Il V,ias Store

W. BROWN Who N. oe"p'e of Manic
w -nc g. hesy H. min 'h.t ne i. rs.ris from
. -li.-, morn ill Iste r'yht 70 IA ri-h ''ren
VIII all varie,ie. Of NEAT Of the choicest kind.
n the lowest ra'ea.
To Farmers.
I will paw vou the highest price for good
courd healh7 cattle, md no other KIDD Alp
for Polk, Poultry, &c. Come and see me before
Won sell elsewhere.
Mauirovcc, Nov. II, 1863.
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Oshkosh City Nursery

We, the undersigned. ofEer for sale for the
pr,ng of 1863, the following varieties Of Frui s,
ls-crihad A. foiloss
IS Varieties of Apples,
En.hrscing SUMMER. A ituuln and Winter, and oil
rests,l, hardy d., sg- from 10 years. old
heicit TO 8 te.t Price vhen delivered q
D.h o.h o,r 100, t25 90; Dwarf Apples, Sc
cents each
PEAR Trees, Dwarf, Extra Size.
3 md years old, with fruit buds, CTS
AID years old SO
Standard Pears, to feet high, u
do toe do so
These Pear Trees are verv fine The -1-ra
sized are three years from bud graft and are
model trees in ell respects. The Dwarfs nof
to be exceed
30 VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
STANDARD, 5 to f. high, and years old, 70
do 4to do do 80
These trees are straight, stocky, and furnish
ed with regular and handsome heads.
CHERRIES.
A good hardy assortment, 5 o s # high 80
GRAPES.
cts. each cts. each
Delaware, so TO rs Rebecca, 40 to so
Concord, 40 to so Isabella, 25 to 80
| Diana, so to so Clinton, 20 to 80
Hartford Prolific, 40 to 80
| Northern Muscsdne, 90 10 IS
az All frees warranted trle to name end in
| GOO d condition.
| Also . fine assortment Of ROSES Standard
aud Running DAHLIAS, GDADIOLUS ard
CARNATION PINKS, and sHRUBBERY, of
| all the hardy varieties.
| All Apple Trees we offer for sale are hardy
vareties and all of Wisconsin growth.
s#~ Trees will be delivered ct the most con-
venient points, by railroad or steamboat bv one
| eff the firm
| JAHES O'BRIEN, PETER MCCOURT.
Oshkosh. Wis 1868.
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3A0El2,0 SR&.

~ Sa>te 81 MISUNDERSTANDING County
C..@~&' fn~. Io-~..h ? Acx~ aes;usf
Je4 xLrr,.A-.a,n y *hs~ -, ~ E,ecuA
TO-
DY WINE % $50 .ss --~rA - ~
- . = - 49, - .~~.. ~ Nhe
.s~s, s-,:$ ~ ~'>~ ., ~ ASl,v-
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t.s at H.Ie,, = 49," 10 49, .faui-
f"A !'~s- - %, thsraSs
$.-"4 - q 90 g 10 ~
c-'n' 80 ~ $500 ,r-s~ IL ted .->, JAuu&ry
- $50 - - S"c.-,r t.n To- fasH-h,p
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go. VIC ..~i s-ssr, 81, 1'e sid IN ~.
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Da,ed S1e.h' OS"~, Jir sth, 1864
ik, SAITit Sh,rr
y kTa>s J.3cr ~rsta
Ellis lrNEs 49, ii nagga. X.
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School SupeTintendent's Notice.
OFFICE OF SUP OF >cHnoLs.
Manitowo", Jan. 4 1864
The undersigned has assumed the du,ie~
of County superintendent Of .hools, and
may he foand at his uffire in he Courl
House during busir as hours except when
official business otherwise NAV prevent.
JERF CROWLEY.
County Superintendent.
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!,
Aso al ~ nEh< s4e srA ,..---es, vkish tis
ss'a &c. rnA.nt., ~ ~N..ar - -Aa~, hsd - aul
ia 'st : kA-~eS lss, v...pe # 0Snitovee, q
TIE dste ct slse Sing y ne sts~eAInoot, - oit
ta2 ITO S~y Of bacasaAev reol
Which sAsi rA-a est~se sua psAt, title And i.
teTest a4j~estli | -s.l xaaas CIR sale aad
81 ~ pubt.G suctss ~ the .l-.i.rr Anuls in the
s,lase Of AaEi,e-a. H. AZ county Sd sa;s
90 tns So day Of January, ls6<, 1t 10 a'closA
Iii n. torsy oGl ~ s~id ,.sg =, .r,si, sad exc
~ io.i AID coats. 2 I'D Shs:Es lS6cs. Ne
vembsr lth, 1863.
IRA P SIITH, Rher6
by JnHs n RUsAs T. 1sr Shsr!k
GEO. REID, Pre- At1s.
The shove .sir - h,x~Ar . .+aolsl u,t:l f-s
ruaTy ls.E, 1854 - '!l-, ID plsce
nap SWIM A..-A
BY joys = kxA~s C~4>< Sr6
r.. ahov ~ "a hsr ~ - ~ 49,. 3 =.
ia j xarrA e 8 sea 4 ca, "a g. 80
plaza. IA ? -. - - ID
hr. - D4~.S -
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NOF4CE.
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NanitnHnr Gis -. L. -
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We, the undersigned. offer for sale for the
pr,ng of 1863, the following varieties Of Frui S,
leScrihad a. foioss:
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b ! II kc.>s U.3cr ~rsta
Ellis 4 lnNrs 49,. Ia oaF.4, X
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tFrorl The Memphis Appeal
The Reserve Corps Called Out.

Adiutant General Cooper has pub
li-hed General Orders No. %, for the
enforcement of the military bill, to
which all interested should give I'M
mediate attention. The orders are
dated March l. All persons between
seventeen and ci.htGen, and forty
iivr and littv, are - be AT once on
rolled Camns of instruction are 10
bc established at suitable points. I'm
der the charge Of commandnrs and
enrolling officers and drill-iaas;ers. ."
Applications for exemption are to he
made in general, 20 the enrolling Of
ticcr Of the county or district, and
shall be supported by lac affidavit Of
the party. and other testimony under
oath. Ii the enrolling officer APP
prove the application, he may grant
an exemption Of sixty dly--pyD-
viied it i not coUntermanded by the
co,nmana&nt of tlro conscripts. to
whom the certificate of exemption
has to be forwarded. In case both
the enrolling officer and the comman-
dant f conscrip;s reject the applica-
ton for exemption or detail, there is
an appeal to the Bureau of C"nscrip-
ton and the Secretary OF War.
Applications OF farmers, overseers,
etc, for detail, are to be made to the
local enrolling officer in writing, with
the aiidavit. of the party, and other
corroboratin. evidence. II the deci-
sion OF .hc enrolling officer be favor
able to the application, it is forward
ed to the conm~Ad0Rt Of 1pMsaript&,
who may, if he approve, grant a de-
tail for strty days. 1t is then sent to
the Bureau Of Conscription.
Applications Of persons between
forty five and fifty. because justice,
equity or necessity require the de-
tail, or because their employment is
necessary to the public, are made in
the same way as in the case OF far
merS.
Applications for exemptions by
clergymen- newspaper employees,
apothecaries, physicians, professors,
teachers, etc, are made to tho koca}
enrolling officer aud his certificate
mus be approved by the congress
SIGNAL enrolling officer.
Officers and agents of railroads
may make application directly TO the
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-04-26

commamdant of conscripts for the
State.
The duties of provost guarlg and
clerks. agents aud employees in c6fti-
,inissary and quartornasfer depart
mcnts, iii the ordnance department.
etc. are to be discharged Try persons
between cightocu and forty-tive who
are unfit fox field duty Should the
,invalida between these ages be not
sufficiently numerous, then persons
are to be assigned to such duties
from the reserved military-cl class.
The Bureau of Conscription is d.
rected to proceed to enroll sat once"
all Of the clerks, agents, guards, en-
pioyecs, etc, just mentioned in the
departments referred to.
Conscrip's unfit for duty in the
field. and capable of dischnrsins the
dutica in question, will be recon-
mended by the board of exnmin rs
for such positions as they seem best
suited for.
Exceptions are. granted to judges
or justices OF any supreme, superior.
or criminal court, TO clerks, and to
shcri's.
Justices Of the peace, deputy she
li.is and commissioners Of the reve-
nue are not exempted.
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f,Og%Iis il, ssic7.7.ic.,!.

"Juo. IIali.aX, Gent" co!rosr,n.
lent of the lnAric.ous order. ci.rt ;I.,
following accom-, Of his interview and
doin-5 ,,i;h tho rrnownod.Mo. Nor.
gan in Richmond. all q wAicl, viii
Of, coursr be accented - litoya!Iy mn.
true:
Being 4 particular friend oftnn
ul;ouiGus being aS I viii L.r.art.,
quaiify. | dressed myself in " .-org,..
on, ARA, :" nhat i. nat ON n rIron
shirt which Nix. &. from Tennessee
kindly and tcnd.rlv rendered me.
with the remark, that it was his last. !
and proceeded to III. d,pot O, Non
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-04-26

On the 10th and l7th we had a
heavy skirnish' with tho enemy,
drivin. him cut of Nat3hitoches,
which place we now hold. He is
Terrifying between that place and
Grand Ecorc. Banks is now cross
ing his forces at Grand Lcore, as lac
will not venture further retreat to-
wards Alexandria, on account of our
having large force ca the river be-
low him. The 18th and 10Th army
corps have crossed, and it is the
opinion OF those who are in position
TO know, that Banks is moving f.,
Little Black River and Natchez.
FROM Arkansas the news is also
cheering. Steel's troops are retreat
ing from Camden towards Pine Bluff.
Rumors Of a fight between him and
Gen. Price is current on the street,
but is not correct, so tar rs we can
learn.
Our old friend, A. l.. Hay, Chap,
lain in Scurry's Brigade, Walkers
Division, called to see us yesterday,
and to him we are indebted for some
items. In the late fights near Mans,
field we lost 1900 wounded, 500 killed
and 400 prisoners. The enemy
loss sums up 500 wounded, 400
killed and 5000 prisoners. He was
informed that our prisoners are on
the transports which we have been
firing into, and eEdeavoring to cap
ture, thus some Of our brave soldiers
have met death from our hands.
through the brutal instrumen atty Of
the foe. This is indeed the height
Of barharism. Our troops were not
aware Of the fact.
In Mansfield several Of the enc
my's surgeons are permitted 10 walk
the streets. Those Of our surgeons
who have fallen into Yankee hands
are treated roughly. Why, we ask,
do not our people give to them tn"
same treatment that is served out TO
our unfortunate brothers The ras-
caIly thieves deserve no compassion
from us, and they Ought NOS to lux,,-
rate AT their ease.
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The Florida ExCedisiOn,
torrcSp ondcncr of the y. \. World.
Huron HEAD, s. c., !
March 9th. 1864

MlrcN 9th, 1904.
Our repulse in Florida turns out
even worse than | stated in my last
Dispatch dir fotai loss wiN not fan
mHrh sAow ot' l,5Oo. orer 100 Of
riich ,cerc icIi IiIieI and ,eo~m,Icd az
tire Aaad" IF tie cncmy. The affair
was done up very much after TIE
style >f tile French and Indian de
tea. Of Braddock in 1853. The re
bells, not less than 10000 s.roug,
We're posted behind the railroad en-
bankment, which there curves in the
shape of a horseshoe, near the sta
,ion Of olu-te', some fifty miles in
tn interior. \ few sl>irrni-hers had
beef sent out by the enemy to allure
oar people into the snars, and thev.
were followed, rs they desired 10 be
pnr men bad marched several miles,
and il'd their knapsackS on vhei the
enemy opened on them.
fear an effort vii! be made to
cover up the r"aiitr. OF this humili-
sling affair; 6~t tie rovztry ahou3d
haoaa,iLc rcvfi, ami hoid faosc rceD0a.
&ibir 'cAo ore the oufhors ot' t&r crpf-
dition. Fortunately for The repu.a-
tinu-of Goa. Gilmore, thcmovemrrt
wa not cf his planning. TIE DrIrr
cure tl-oa2 Washington, l1d II je.s4iG
@one oater than tie PreH"dcm IS tic
rcspoas'hia porfM and chat he or
o",gj The movement without consult
lHr hi. mil. 2gy advisers. Even this
knowledge. Is satisfactory. rs il may
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-04-26

Murder mast .toul.- On Monday
morning as we We're leaving our resi-
dence to wend our way to the News
Office, we beheld, immediately in
front Of our dwelling, crowd of pei
sons standing around something, and
on making our way to the spot, the
signs of a murder were visible; here
and there pools of blood could be
seen. There lay the body in man
gled condition, and an inquest was
Being held. Verdict, murder in the
first degree, probably by soldiers
The body was recognized as that of
afine sow, weighing about3oo pounds,
which was killed during Sunday
night, and one quarter of it carried
off, by persons unknown. So much
for not having patrols.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-04-26


die in defence OF his'righ;s MaSy Texan
has found IA resting rl!c. beneath the soil
nf THIS state by TIE DEGREES rf the God of
nattses and the fell band OF dscase, vet
noSiy have they been avenged by their
surviving comrades, who will nelcr be 50
lated until the bof,tcs ct Noitierntt.; ar,.
Driven back 20 their icy homrs in ipcolu-
dom. and We Recognized Us Il II e ard ind..-
ptade:it people.
Macy ace tic congrat','cry orders we re-
ceivc from our Generals, The last one lust
received orders the name Of Liverpool aud
lazoo city, tie scene OF our rrcaHt victo-
ries over III" enemy, to be placed upuu our
banners. At Liverpool We engaged su-
pcuor force OF the enemy on the 2d. 81 and
4sh OF February iast. in which we rcpuisci
their gun boat feet and lana forces. Here
they charged the % and 9Th regiments OF
he Texas Brigade and were driven back
by deadly tire from our pistols after they
had got wlthiu twelve PAGES Of our line.
| leaving their dead and wounded in our
! Hands, they then left Gor~Iazuu city. where
we met them. and having the advantage
o! halls drove lh9ir guHSoats back disabled.
with cur three inch Parrot guns, thciy iaaI
forc" satisfied with the ,lrashing we gave
'hef' at liverpool, aid nos embark to see
u.s. - we hoped thoy would.
sherman S rapid advance from Eicltshnrc
toward Msrihian, presented wider Geld
for oUr arm OF he service. We Immediately
gave base and ANNOYED his HtpI, mini Il
bceifae rcpe. s,ry r,,i u.tn ,hrrl, Iis r,in-
ioGco.nen.s advancing down !hr Mobile Il
Ohio Railroad, but before we could reach
him. Com Forrest tL. cnv,lr., cL,c,t,i, Of
Tenn. had sent him back in di-uay aud
Confusion, capturing many yr - ntrs. Shrr-
without nm c',,r.,'.ttl,,'.,t .rIj...,i,. Vii.
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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-04-26

Our young friend Capt. Isacc
Hyams, who left this place and vol
unteered i'll the Crescent regiment as
a private in the Mansfield fight, and
received several wounds, We under
stand is in critical condition. His
behavior on the battlefield, is repre-
sented as heroic. We hope to- hear
of his recovery.