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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
A Good Joke en- Sherman.

While marching through Georgia. General Sher.
man Travelled with the left wing under Genera
SlOcum. After long and wearisome march he
one DIV crossed over 10 the rlgnt win. under Gen
eral Howard. While IN General How lri's ten
whiehshad just been pitched, the Medical Director
came in, well acquainted vi h the habits and Gu.
toms of both. General Sheraln sometimes took
"gllss' while Ge-eral Howard was strongly Oh.
posed to indulgence. Knowing this, the medical
gentleman. after short time, wishing to serve hi,
chief without offence to Howard, said:
''Ge eral >nermln, YOU LOOK wearv and ILL
II You will come over To NV tent, will give YOU
s sedliiz Powder. which think will do YOU good
Thank vou," readily responded 'Tecumseh,'
think | wil''
The nan Of physic departed. and General How
ard, VINO took everything literally, ian 10 his vas4
and got powder, which he mixed and handed 70
Sherman:
"Fhere is no need to 90 away for one, ifthat i.
what You want, he said. aud Shernln inwardIy
ehasrlned, bur hihly mIsed, Or INK the cup m an.
fully, to the mirth of seyerh 5y>tanders, who com
pretended the whole magaituls of the Joke at a
Siance.-Saturday Eesai1g Post.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
A Homan's Secret.

French actress whose yOuh and beauty ap-
r,eared - be inexillslib,e-1n IN b01ris-aever
would tell her age. Of course tho more she
woGldu't tell it, the more curious people were %
know il. womln cant keep secret. She kept
that.
By COOL luck-ls the Tnultijule thought-she
WIS summoned n witness ON 4 trial. The gossi p:
rubbed lheiT hanls and chuckei.
AHA. We shall know 10 now. She WON'T 20 To
prison; she will therefore tell
The court was crowded with openearel listeners
In French courts Of Justice the witness does Mt
stand in box To give evidence but sis on stool
in front OF the Presidents desk, AMI with no bar
rier of separation between l. and herself.
The lady was u-hered N, raised her right h1n'
20 heaven, took the oath to speak the truth, and
then seated herself on the witness stool.
Your nlme7' lsl.ed the President.
'Arrclique Touiours1eurie.'
i our professionl'
'Artisre ID -'nt,iguc
Your age7'
You mi ht have helrla pin droo. or the hiir
grow on tie bvstlni.rs' helds Every eve wa
bent On the Lady. She WIS driven in corner a.
last.
Foolish Plrisi IN public to think 81. An@e'ique
simoly from her seat. wIlkel ~ u the Pres
dents desk, and whispered the secret in hs ear. II
nodded, made the entry in his private notes. AMI
smiling c0ntiluei the rest of his intsrrp sltDrv
soon n she resum IL her D.lcn 81 the sae.te
The nabli,. retired with feelings Of mingled d.
gust and admiration. The triu hal lost all fur
iher interest; AMI The President vas known to be
nan of honor aEl gtltn-ly who gDIil never let g
pretty womtn'= ca. escape from his P. esijenti,
bar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
THE REPUBLICAN.
A Railroad kneciote.

young LADY from the rural districts lately en-
tered city railroad car Pretty SOON the conduct
OF approached her snd sud:
Your fare, Miss
She blusled and looked confused, but said moth
.nv. The coadustcr vas rather astonished at this,
ku2 ventureei 70 remark once more
your fare. Mss
This tine the pink on her cheeks deepeued to
osrBation. az the rustic beauty replied =
w ELL I am good lookin, you hfdB't ort tex
ssy Il out loud afore folks
The passengers in the car roared with laughter,
ez-i her lover at once settled the fare.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

Highlander, under the Influence of whiskev.
once went on very hot day to be hurried The
service having commenced, the bridegroom was
asked
Are You willing to take this woman to be your
welded wifel'
Yes. he replied, wipin- large drops of perspira-
ton from his steanng face-'yes i: / can get
drink
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
sspuop;yR F,ppnr.-Tbe mu.ic;., .,;,;, - !.

SEpucpiyE FIpDLERs-The musical critic OF the
CT cinnal Gazette gives the following unctious no.
tice Of female fiddler.
"fmmovable as Fate, and apparently careless of
her surroundings % lifeless she awaits the tone
of the piano thattells her to begin. The instru-
ment nestlesi in her neck ike babe that. on its
mothers bosom sleeps; the bow rises aid sweeps
the strings with gentleness like that With which
lover strokes his mistress. bair." SO a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

squad OF Indiana volunteers while out scouting
came across an old wom1n ina log cabin in the
mountains. After the usual situations, one of them
saidto her: "Well, old LADY are you Secession
istP' "NO," was her answer. Are you Union
istl "No" "What are YOU, then7'' "A Bap-
fist, and always have been"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

SIR William B, being at parish meeting.
made some proposals that were objected 20 by
farmer. Highly enrl-ed. Sir sail he to the far
mer. do you know that have been to two unit
versltes, aud at two colleges at each universitvP
wen Sir sud the farmer, what ofthat? had
a call that sucked two cows, and the observation
nude was, the more he sucked the greater calf he
grew
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

doctor was summoned 70 a cottage at Hlr-
wood. IN England, and found boy in ueei of his
services.
SHOW your tongue" said the doctor.
Talk English, Doctor" said the mother; and
then turning TO her son said:
"Hopen thy gobbler, and push out thy loliker. y
The mouth flew open, and the doctor was horri
bly, "taken in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

A Doctors wife attempted to more him by her
tears. "Ah'' said he clears are useless. have
analysed them. They contain little phosphate
Of lime, some chlorate of sodium and water"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

Lawyer once asked hotel keeper the following
question: "lfa man gives you hundred pounds
TO Keep for him, and dies, what do Won do7 Do
yol pray for him7'' "No, Sir" replied the lapI.
lord; 81 pray for another like him"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

aeRicULTuRAL.-"I put outside nv window a
large box, and sowed it with seed. What do YOU
think came up7 Wheat, hurley or oats7 No, a
policeman who ordered me TO remove it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

as Mr.. Brown a man Of means7" inquired la
dy visitor of Aunt Bctsev. Eyes, | should think
he was" replied Aunt Betsey. Gas everybody says
he's the meanest man in town."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

"HoS are ycn teslny % inquired doctor Of his
patient. ga little better, thank you." "Have
you taken any dinner to-dsy7r' sYes, little
goose, iih appetite ~ 'No, Sir. with apple
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
SYMPTOMS,


The symptoms OF Catarrh arc at first very slight.
Qucnt attacks, ard are more sensitive 10 Tie
changes OF temperature. In this condition. The
nose may be dry. or slight discharge. thin and
acrld, aflerwara thick an adhesive Lay tnsrc.
As The disease becomes chronic, The discharges
are increased In quantity and changed Ia SIaiity'
they are row thick ard heavy, and arc taEhtd or
cGughed oil. The secretiors are Offensive. carsiaS
are weak: the scnse of sE,ell Is lessontd Or &C.
strOyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Caarrh is, that the person il obliged 10 clear bis
throat i'm the morning OF thick or Shiny mEccuS,
which has fallen from the head during the Right.
When this takes place the person. may he sure that
his disease is on lis way TO The lungs, and should
lose no time In arresting IL.
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal
Symptoms. Write for our pamphlet describing
fully all symptoms; Ii will sent FREE 10 any
address.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers in
the army, and others In all parts CT the Unicn, HEO
cannot procure II from druggists, enclosing !?
for one. or So for three bottles Of this medicine,
and also numerous testimonials from those usiLg
II, bearing evidence Of its infallible merits.
CALL for SEELIE'S CATARRH REMEDY and take
no other. IfnOt sold BY druggists in your vicinity
you can enclose the money in letter 10 Us, and We
will send the medicine ly Express.
Address Or. o. n. SEELYE & Co. Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
MEDICAL Notice.
DR.. J. Long, Eclectic Physician,
DURABLE DISEASES.

Cancer, and cancerous affections, alterations and tn
nors of different FORMS amenorrh.1 absence of the
lenses dvsmenorrhea or painful mansiruatioD, leucor
hea. uor abus, chor sis, green sickness prOlap
ueri. bearing down, and all female complaints,
cnerai debility dc; and ague and chronic aiec
Of the kidneys gravel all diseases Of the back and
,ns liver complaint. diseased spleen, chronic and in
ammarory rheumatism, elephsnti;sis scroa, hip dis
white swelling, salt rheum. II illness of the heal
,aipitaion of the heart, headache neuralgia
crUllous eprosy, kings evil and those difficulties br
bout by the ndcreiions of youth, etc. successfully
reaied. jInel-3ltf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
HELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation used In connection with the Extracts Buchu
Ind Sarsapara, in such diseases recommended. Evi-
dence CT the most responsible and reliable character Will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, nth hundreds Of Thousands living witnesses up
wards OF $1,000 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tory letters many of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physicians Clergymen, Statesmen &C.
The Proprietor has rc5orted to their publication IN
the newspapers he docs do this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations, and do not need
10 be proppcd up by certificates. e-
The Science Medicine Ike Dor,c Column, should
stand simple pure, majestic, having Fact for its basis
Induction for Its pillar and Truth alone for Ito Capital
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24
FOR SALE BY

PershIng Co., Blain Co. and T. A. Lemon RI, mouth
Robert CORNWALL Bourbon John Kessler BIoomingsburg
d. w. STANCE and Jonas Miller, Bremen; John Cless Tip
pecanoeOwD; j. C. Smith, harmont: and hy druggists
and merchants generally throughout the United
Canadas.
CIV RoBACK, Compounder of Stomach Bitfers, Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. Dstiller and Manufacturer Of
Catawba and Swedish Brandy and all kinds Of the finest
Domestic Liquors which solo, wholesale in de-
sired quantity At N S. So go and So East Third street
Cincinnati, Ohio. Npp5-4s-yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-24

Ny Extract earsapari,lai Is Flood Purifier Extract
Buchu Is Diuretic lnd viii Get such in Gil cases.
Goth are prepared purely scientific p-inciplcs-fn
rocUoaad tao most cc.;ve measures Of either that
can DO made Already cad conclusive test VIII be COM
pasen OF their properties with those set forth IN the fol-
loving works: "a 80
Sec Dispeasatory OF the United States. 81;
Sec Professor DrErs' valuable works the Practice
OF TSys:c.
See remarks made By the celebrated Dr. PHrsro Phils.
SEQ remarks made By Or. EPHEAIa MCDOWELL, ecie.
bratcd ryaIcicn Member CT tho Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland, nnd published in the Transactions Of
the Ling and Quccns Journal.
See Ncdico-Chirurgical Ecview, published by Bxzya
TRAvErs. Teilov Of the loyal College OF Surgeons.
Sec most Of tae late standard works on Medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
Latest ship News.


Brs L. ~ Merritt fof Buckspori) Pierce ssgns 10 days
i,b snyar 10 James r.. Ward 90.
R,y Charles Charles Adams, Peterson Hemedios II days
Iii suynr and molasse. to J. y. Whitney 4 Go
sb, ELIZABETH Graham (of HslisIl Lonlo.e Glace Bay,
u dsv, with coal to MASTER Lad some heavy weather
sr Rrsins Fr Nadeeu Point Pe,re (Gsndaloupej IL ds
10 r. Ctylns, de Ruytcr Co - -.
Sell, 4 A. Woodhous~, Eddy. Ma,amoTas rs days, with
co,,on no n,sser. Had head winds iof 10 day.
scbr Rip.lrsrder, Rich, YhIrdepha for Boston
So, Essst Post saybrook, In ballast.
sc, Herbert Han'oa, Hinckey Providence for Plusdel'
phia. . go go. ~ rt.,.,
sch, IIslrn Mar Wins. Port Jefferson
o., Oyictstep. Hulse Pot Jefferson.
schr C. l.. Scu, scul, Crest Egg harbor' wood
sehr Vim. Is. Bsksr, Pesrce, Virginia. oystsn
scbr C. L. vandenoor, Baker Boston Tor fhiladelphh-
Schr D. Butler, Resting Newport
sohr Tsquimsnx, Briggs. Dghton.
SAN, Josephine, Hall, Bridgeport
sch, John Ro.e, Huse, Brookbsvsn-
sch, Pearl Pickett, Philn deiphia for Portland
Sshr u, g. Floyd. Kelly Providence Tor Philadelphia
Pin A " Bergen. Thompson. Fort Jefferson
81, m n Smith Nickerson, New Bedford
ScLI Monieznna Mayo, Boston days, potatoes, 70 mas
"srhr. NJ C. Dursee 0rinnell. Pail River
schr j. NJ Fresnnsn. Freeman New Haven
Schy j. u. Deputy, Siurges, Bs,nstabie.
eeu Helen, Perry, Baltimore Tor boston
SIR Young re azrf Baltimore LOT Boston.
| Schr. L. A. TolIe. Webb, Nodoh: . 81
! esLr. Mara Wrb,ter New comb, Go'on t9T Hed0iL
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Oar Prisoners in The South-Their suhcr-
ings and Treatment By the Rebel A"-
thOritics.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, March u, 1860.
Capt Mcdonald Of the lighi-ship at Smiths
Point who was captured nearly year since by the
Rebels hos lust returned home, after loos imprson
nent at Salisbury, " G. He fully confirms previous
accounts of the horrors OF tire Rebel prisons He learnt
rom one OF The corporns who had charge OF the mat
ter that from the 10Th Of October 10 the Isl oil Januar
ISIS OF orr died out OF tho 10 900 imprisoned there
10 saw Inc nhy scians Of salisbury volunteered their
servcrs 10 attend The hospital and showed evident sym
natlv for the sufferers, doing what little they could,
fropping occasionally words Of pity. Indicating that
they were IN heart UDonists; but Rebe ohicors would
permit nothing to be done to mitigate Their snfeIlng-.
Patients with typhoid fever and other disease. WIZ
rag 10 cover their nakedncss and laid npon the
bere floor OF some wretehed workshop. which were
used ms hospitals. ,, ,..,
,r the sick but such the accumulation OF MIN ana
The want of nourishing food. that death was tue Only
relief for the sick Thousands of our men. dying with
hunger Law out night after night without shelter ana
nearly naked through biting frost and cold rams
In The language Of Cept. Mcdonald, the horrors OF
,be Mace can never be written and scarcely be credited
when read.
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DIE ID.

BRINCKERFOFT-Ou Wednesday March IS Ella l., onl,
child Of William and Adeline Brinckerhef sged :? months
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend tbs funeral Thursday, March 49, O'Clock
m. from the residence OF her parents, No. es Kingu
Feb Richard NJ jssup Of San Fanei.co ard q years
His fends and relatives invited 10 attend the funeral from
is sncs Of @ S1hs s S
p m, without further invitation
KING-M ROnkonkoma Lake, l.. L. on Monday, March, -
congestion the lungs Ellen Lizzie Naomi only daughter
days.
LYONs-On Tuesday forenoon. March a. D. J. Lyons aged
The relatives and friends family are invited to send the
funeral from No a Pierrepon st. Brooklyn, Thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock.
MOLLER-At the residence OF her SON Christian Molsr
esq., Hoboken, "Wednesday March IS, Mary relic! Of
r, Christian Mollsr aged ~ year. and Il months.
the funeral from the German Lutheran Church, Sixths
at O'Clock p m without further notice.
MuLLrHAN-At the house ofsG. Manning Warren. ESQ.,
Warren Pa on Sunday Feb. 26 Francis c. Mullihan q
O'wego N T. aged Is years son of T. muihsn of Warren
OLMsTEAD-At Hoboken, on Tuesday, March H. Fanny L.
months and days.
No. 30l Gardenst above Eighth Hoboken, Thursday
the leth inst, at O'Clock p.
dah r. Peet. widow Of tho late Edward Pee Professor in
the Institution tor the Instruction Of the Deal and
Dumb
.REYNOLDs-On Tuesday, March a. Martha J. B.ncksr
rsiet OF Justice Reynolds in the list year her age
The relatives aud rrnts Of the family invited to attend
her funeral on Friday, l7h Inst. at o'clock p M from
the residence OF her nlaw Cromwell White No. 81
East Thirty hrss,
sUTTONon Fourth day, 18th of Third month, Anna Sutton
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral at Friends Westinghouse Purchase
on Sixth day, 18th at o'clock
sTONE-On Wednesday March IS George Frederick Of
Geo H. and Maria NJ STONE aged II months and Is days
from the residence Of hi. patents. java st. opposite the
Reformed Dutch Church. Greenpoins.
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ASSEMBLY
REPORTS.

To amend the Act establishing Quarantine
Cor the Port Of New-York
To prevent the spread Of the smallpox
Tor the acquisition OF lands FOR the Coon Aquedue
To prevent the rendering OF false certificates Of DEATH
10 incorporate the Metropolitan Market Company.
To authorize the organization OF a company for Il
Pneumatic Railway
By Mr. PRRgY-for the better regulation Of fremes
"a New.York City. Adversely.
Mr. ANGEL moved TO lay the report upon tie table,
for the purpose Of permitting the minority oil the Com
mi'tee to make report
This motion was carried by vote OF 10 70 -.
Tor horse railroad from Flushing 10 College Point.
. 10 amend the charter OF the Albany ana vermont
Railroad Company.
10 amend the charter OF the Emlerant Savings Bank
10 smeO the charter af the Republic Insurance
Rea,iye to taxation on moneyed and other corpora
lions
To amend the charter Of the Blind Mechanics Asso'
citation OF New.York
10 incorporate the New York Tronsit Company.
BILLS PASSED.
Extending the operations OF general manufacturing
Jaw 80 as 10 include coal and peat companies.
10 amend the charter Of the Brooklyn Mercantile
Library A Booiatlen.
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NEw.XoRk STATE LEGTsLATURE
SENATE. .ALBAvY. March Is, lsGj.
5000 rruopruu pAvnDAp

BILLS REPORTED PAvORABLY.
For the improvement of certain portions oil
New.York not vet surveyed.
For the improvement of Brooklyn flights.
Authorizing the erection Of Row Capitol. .
To establish tho Cornell University and donate TO II
tic urocced. of the United States Land Grant
relative to preferred causes in the Court OF Appeals
a' Relate 10 the New York aud Westchester County
EsilI0ad. ,.,,u
Tbe general State Appropriation bill
Amend M the charter OF the East New AOiS ahu
Jamaica Railroad Company.
BILLS ISTR0DUCED.
To amend the charter Of the Accidental lnsui;Itc
Rslntve to the foreclosure Of mortgages by advertise
incorporating the Harry Howard Association OF
Exempt firemen.
Relative TO the custody and disposition OF he estates
of insane persons idiots and drunkards
BILLS PASSED.
Regulating the fees Of physicians aud surgeons IL
cei tain cases. . -, .
Increasing the rate of interest on Brooklyn bounty
bonds
10 amend the Brooklyn Sewerage Act. ,
Increasing the capital stock. and extending Tue
charter Of the Pacific Nail Steamship Company.
Tor improving Leonard.st, Brooklyn.
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Business Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY To HE
VALUE %
CHEvALrER's
LUE FOR rHE HAtR

Ro,oroy-1y hair 10 ito original color stops It's falling out
three dys keep. the head clean. cool and healthy VIII
no, stain the shin soil the whites, fabric The best hair
dressing In the world Can be- used freely contains nothing
injurious strengthens and promotes the growth OF the veal
est hair broconneneed Gnd Vi,a W the Gr't 'eeeal au
norify .. Hs York All freely invited to examine this
wonderful triumph Of science Sold at the drug and at
my ONCE No a9 Broadway where sdvice to the treat,
men, Of the hair will be freely given. Price . pr bottle -
per half dozen o an
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Prou Louisville.

LOTIsvIILE, Tuesday, MITCH II. ico'
An order from Major Gen. Palmer, published
ha ,no,n,oc announces that by the Act OF Congress
nassed on RE Sd OF March the wives and children OF
coored men who have enlisted or who may enlist M ~
49,, hy tbe military authorities If necessary, and
Tgss ,oyaI men and women of Kentucky to encourage
the enlistment of coored men in the army ana AFTER
nt and defenders OF their homes and II exh0rts hem
m exercse Kcntucky's accustomed bcnevolehce snd
charity toward the helpless women ana ch'oren .nus
.ada yrce Gen James s. Brisbn has been appointed
y, .nperiutend the organization Of white and coored
troops In Kentucky.
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schr Orion, Davis Pail RiSer for Yonshkeepse.
6cbr. J. b, Bsylis, Carver. N,w-lave'.
Sobr. Benz. Strong. Brown, Providepce.
sohr. Express Higgins Boston for Bstin're
schr L. Nckerson SNOW Bostoa FOR Fortress Monroe.
Schr. Sea Flower. Chase, Providence.
echr r. Wallace. Allen, New -Bedfofd
Schr. Dan Webster Lowell New-Bedfori
Sclr. Fashion, Davis, Taunton.
Schr Cabinet. Burdck Newport.
Sehr Chss H. Hodgdon. Hodgpon, Boston for Fertssss
Monroe.
sclr n Holmes. Hunter Newport for Exsbeohport
Schr Fair Wind. Woodhouse, Providence.
schr Teesrsph. Boston for Baltimore.
selr Mara Louiss, Snow, New Bedford
SAILED.
S,ssmers-Bse, Esse.
Ship-Forunio.
Bsrk-nsmbler
Bngs-favonte josephine
Scir-Salsdin.
WIND-At Sunset, Sc, with r,in.
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FROM Gen. Grants Army.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Mafch % Irut
Information from the Army Of the Potomac,
speaking Of SbcTidans success in destroying the
Ivnchburg Railroad al several points. atd inilciing
severe damage on the canal &C.. says be is on his way
10 the White House and that the military Ofcers high
IN authority claim this 70 be the most important RAID OF
the war.
The batteries al Fort Morton shelled the eneDys lines
brjsklv on MONDAY Afternoon and replied 10, but
without damage. far es is known.
Deserters continue to come into our lines several
cavalrymen arrived Oh Sunday with theI horses and
equipments, which they are Allowed to sell
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