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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, December l6.-The Legislature
of Tennessee having refused to allow negro tcs-
timony To bc taken In the courts Of that state,
General Fish, superintendent of the Freed
mems Bureau of this district. under special
orders from the War Department, has issued
an order which demands that all eases in
which negro testimony il involved, and which
have heretofore been disposed of by municipal
authority. shall be brought before the court for
adjudication.
Commenced showing nj four +. NJ. to-day /:
half an inch fall. IL l. still showing.
River 33 inches ON tse shaals: falling slowly
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
IN SENATE.


SATURDAY. December rs. ISIS.
The PRESIDENT pr0 TEN. called the senate
10 order NJ q o'clock A. NJ
ON motion BY Mr.. VAWrER. the reading
Of yesterdays journal was dispensed with
Leaves Of absence were granted Mr.. cullen
till Monday afternoon; and ~ account Of sick
ness in their families. g. Mr.. Marshall till
Tuesday; 90 Mr.. an Bu~kirk I'LL Monday. and
o. Mr.. Brown Of Hamilton
ON motion by Mr.. NAWrER. tn senate
proceeded 20 the consideration Of senate hills
ON the third and final reading.
Mr.. Bonham's BILL :. NJ. 27t. amending
section e6 by adding this: Give bond and
security for costs If I'm tet providing for the
qualification and election of Justices OF the
Peace and defining their jurisdiction. powers
and duties IN civil eases. etc: comns llp i'm
regular order
II wa read the third time and failed L. ra~>
the senate hy yeas H.. NAYS -.
Mr.. liord,s bill. :. W. IS. to amend SCI
tion y Of the valuation aad assessment act.
approved June y. iSl2. and providing when
the same shall take effect; coming up in rcgu-
lar order
Mr.. H. said that this hill repeal, the pres
cnt law fixing the Treasurer Zee for eollcs-
ton Of railroad assessments. and leaves the
fee the same now I'm other eascs.
The bill passed the senate ~ yeas - NAYS -
Mr.. Nawter's bill. :. No. -. o. provide for
the employment Of watehmen in ANY of the
cities of this state. and pToyidrE for th,ir
payment: coming up
II Wa passed the senate ~ yeas -. nav =
Mr.. WAIVERS bill. :. No. ~. 10 authorize
10 appoint tssSa NftsreT and = =, ,r,sii'
compen -ation therefor: .snin. IN
Ii W. ua>...l a.. s.,,,.t. g.. - - no, =
NJ pn.,,s, -, =, ,i'..'' - ~ = MY :.
section 81 II IN At h., nr.n-i,fa e. ....,,.'r1
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aulufT o. unar4fe ifi ga .fr H.-a.~ ~, limit.
coming up in order
a ws> pa~~ed the senate ia sea-. =. nays :.
IN motion ht Nh Ft~aN 49,, lill III y
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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

CrNcISNATI. December IS.
Flour dull, without material change in
prices.
Wheat steady at 81 Goal 20 for So. / new
red. and 81 yotai 81 for prime old red.
Corn j. in good demand, al 5Oc for new ear
and 53t - for sheled.
Oats in light supply and with a fair de-
mand; prices have advanced 10 A. I'm eleya-
tor
Bye quiet * s6sc for prime.
Nothing doing in barles.
Hogs duh, and prices. 10 a great extent nom
inai; packers are not disposed to buy To any
extent at sl0Gl0 30 gross, and droyers are
unwilling % accept these rates freely. Re-
eeipts :. 400 head.
Provisions unsettled and prices irregular.
and 10 great extent nominal.
Mess pork j. duh; sales were made ut S27 for
city,
Green meats sold at 81, 14l< and i4s<e for
shoulders, sides and hams.
Bulk meats can be obfoined af IL. 15sl 16l <e
packed for shoulders sides and clear sides.
Nothing done I'm bacon.
Lard Is dull; sales were made atilTi<c for
prime city
Cotton dun at 45c fer mixed.
Groceries quiet.
Gold ls6.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Election 40 be Heid.-The Oath Ques-
tion..ucxtcnu Affsirs..sesoyerueF
CorWfn in N Dy ing Condttiou--yes-
ton of GaIernor Jenkins.

ttou..McxtcGu ADMINISTRATIONS
Cerwin in n Dying Cenditien--ves-
sci Destroyed ny firc--unaugur ia :
tion OF Governor Jenkins.
wAsHIS6Tox, December Mayor Wal
lack has approved the act passed by the CITY
Council on Thursday night. authorizing a spe-
eial election 10 be held on Thursday next. g.
ascertain the opinion Of the people Of " ssh-
ington upon the suhiec, Of negro suffrage In
the District q Columbia.
The supreme Court Of the United States has
ordered that Robert III. Morr have leave % file
printed argument asking a. does Mr.. Gar
land. that he may be rcadmitted 20 practice
without taking the oath prescribed by Con-
gress.
senior Romero. the Mexican Minister.
sends to-day official news from Matamoras o.
10th inst. General EscobcdO took the city ~
Monterey and held II for some time when two
French columns i'm strong force were sent after
them. and he was finally compelled O. aban-
don Monterey. one Of the French divisions
attacked him and IL j. reported he defeated
them with heavy loss.
Ex-Governor Corwin has been In a diving
condition all dsv and u not expected % live
through the night. Among those who have
called TO see him We're Ex-Governor Graham.
Of North Carolina. Postmaster General Dem
ni>on. Chief Justice Chase and the Senators
and Representatives Of Ohio. He has been UNI
conscious ever since his attack last night with
paralysis.
The schooner Eclipse. from New York laden
with hay aud commissary stores. was destroy
ed by fire at the seventh street wharf. Loss
over 200.
There was n large crowd 1T the Executive
Mansion to-day. including many Senator's and
Representatives. and Generals Butler, Hum
phrey and BENTON.
The President to-day received the following
dispatch;
MILLEDGEvrIIE. Ca. December L.
To His ErcelieBcg IRdrelr Johnson. Presi-
dent Of The United states
The Legislature takes = recess till the 18th Of
without electing senators. Governor
Jenkins was inaugnrated ON yesterday. You
viii be pleasedSith lis address. feel conf
dent that There viii be ehiire- harmony be-
tween him and Yourself ]. JOHNSON.
Provisional Governor.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
TAX. P.,,ieuI.r~o,,c.

Drs Acton a CO. a.fres "a tho-e 80 have Injured
t.essves - roger indu. zd solitary h.bits
ich ruin b body snd mind. uniting either
business, 81 y, soiriy o. marriage.
Tue unparalleled success which has attended our p-se
tc-. The many remarkable cures have sn-cf@d
-hich ~ere pronounced incsraf'e ~ the f-nf
~ iCADs. gsf fyes a. N 0feung services - The
-srhd- uce unfortu1sss Oar long prarf g ana
% the medical fraf-ruIty air- th-
pre-s should cOurince The most skepfica Al ve
can and all perform al rromise.
ir-- Acfa1 Co have nany year extenslveiy ee-
4 their sttsnfiOn the Il tb--. CON-
pa IT.
Eeu1erabsr Cfice in Pea Franklin Prtin nee Bullt
~. Ne y sesi 2aEy laai ssrsel, inei.n.po Inliana
cecl5 dkwfy =
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Va, December l6.--A caucus of
the senate and House was held Tonight, and
the Committee on Courts Of Justice directed
10 report bill admitting negro testimony in
courts, aud 10 amend the code abolishing pen
alties ON free negroes, especially ia the Senate
A resolution was introduced expressing re-
greet and disappointment ut the non admission
Of the Virginia representatives 10 seats I'm the
National Council, and invoking their reception
rs preliminary TO a full and free restoration
of this State To the Union. Several Senators
expressed their objection To the resolution. and
IL was Withdrawn in the House. There was
a protracted debate on the resolution. propos-
ing to inaugurate measures for the reunion of
West and East Virginia
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

DeStructiye Fire I'm Ch;rngo

CHICAGO, December l6.-A fire broke out
this morning in Lincoln Halt building. corner
Of Lake and Franklin streets. which commu-
nicated 10 the SIX story marble building imme-
diately west, thence 70 the corner Of Lake and
Water streets. The heaviest losers are Whip
pie & Co.. dry goods dealers, $4,000; Richard
son. agricultural implements. $4,000; J. G.
scammon, owner Of the buildings corner Of
Lake and Franklin streets, $4,000; total loss
about S250,060. Insured Cor about half the
amount
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
Canadian Reciurocity.

TORONTO, December 16.-Reports from OF
tawa state that the American reciprocity is en-
joying the earnest attention of the Government.
and that after the holidays a deputation will
proceed to Washington TO continue negotia-
tions.
Hon. Thomas Ryan has been appointed a
commissioners 10 inquire into the means for ex-
tending the direct trade between British Amer
lea and the countries on the Mediterranean.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

neSf Fire.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, December l6.-The VIII
lage of Lima, Livingston county, was visited
10y destructive fire this morning. Three
blocks and dwelling were burned The
post-offce, Masonic Lodge, two grocery stores.
a photograph gallery and two shoe stores
were destroyed. Most Of the mail matter in
the post-oifce was destroyed. Loss probably
S20.Oo0; partially insured
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Special session .

arr;arrp ,oa rus nrn,lp ~ ~ ". pa,riru.
Omissions and curtdilmeats of these Re-
ports for cant II space ia these columns. triN
D. printed in the Brericr Legislature Reports.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Ie<A - Deuts Inserted lnTer tine th4b three
uonshs vii b. charged prsportoa,o the three months
@rsis
Iai notices. sis lines sns under. on 81: more than
80 an les than ten. ~ 20. lines. 20
per line "a n nserfion
Al rsus-ui ant occasional Advert ements AMI Ica
Notice must BE- piif 90 IN advance
asrFlage Dotces. ~ Funeral sofis 81.
NJ siveriisrn~uts sith cut NJ BE- taken.
III rate q tdferfisag IN he weekis sentinel ~ be
n4if tae rae charged Ia the Daily Herald for one week
longer time
Avert -ueuts n. ntinue before xdfst on 81 con
tract sin Dc charged Tor the nsere according to
The ab9ve rstr7.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

CerticltoS q the various ar icies are ar-t put into
envelopes, sealed up and uSed aud ordered are
taken out W to1t regard TO choice, ant by mall
thus giving all fair chance On receipt II the ceriif
clfe you Wi what you % have and then At
your q rend the Dollar and take tn
u0 Purchasers mas thus obtain q tsal1 wafcb, Dia-
llo'd L *, auy set Of JeEery on lsi for ONE
DOLLAR
send % Gents for Certificate.
IL al transactions by mail, shall charge Tor for
var Ig the Cerc atcs, paying the postage and doing
re business, > Gems each, wlica be enclosed
The ferfiHc4te l. Five Certificates VIII Re
sent f4r ~; u for a.; 20 for O.; loo for els.
AcEsrs.-Ne went az MS In every Regiment. and I'm
tFcrF town aid county IN the County aud those setting
= such viii lie p~ed 10 cents every certhcae
dere bs them. provided their remittance amounts 20
Doe Dollar. Agents will col ect ~ c for every
tteate, aud remit l. u. either Post
sg= tsmfe BRY AZ BROS a. co.
n"-i dsm - Liberty St. Ner York City.
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.. pahHaAsd every N nday. at o. 90 pr annum, in
sdganee
! 20 paprt ent without ths money nor continued
longer tine than paid Tor
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
COM NJ e RCIAl.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, December rs.
Cotton rather more active sales at i4t9 5ac
for middling
Flour opened dnll and closed quiet with
declining tendency: sales at IS l0(dSS 20
for extra State; - SOFAS 80 for common to
good shipping and extra round hoop Ohio,
and S9G9 - for trade brands.
Whisky steady, sales of western 81 32@
233.
Wheat 26ee better; with and chiefly spec
ulative demand; sales were made at 81 Goa
81 10 for Chicago spring; 81 6fS - for Mil
waukee club; 81 s20lS5 for old No. | Mil
waukee; 81 30 for extra choice new amber
Milwaukee.
Corn market lie lower; sales were made at
s6tJy5c for unsound. ana $685. for sound
mixed western, and 9Se for high mixed
western, nearly yellow.
Oats quiet: sales were made M 4Slf5 81. for
unsound, and 60963c Tor sound.
Rye more active and decidedly firmer; sales
at 9UeL9Olzc for western.
Barley heavy and quiet: sales 81 o. for Can
ada East. and 81 io@ IA for Canada West.
Barley malt dull.
Petroleum firm; sales at 4ld41ISc for crude.
and UOGbIc for refined in bond.
Pork heavy and lower: sales mt 52S 75,d29
81 for extra mess, closing at so 6sIS.
Prime mess beef steady.
Bee hams tiriner; sales at $685.
Bacon Is lower
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at lSA@lic for Cuba
Muscovadc- and lac for Havana
Molasses dull,
Wool quiet.
Hops dali and lower sales at I3I. ai3s!c.
Cut meats quiet; sales were made at IssOL lie
70. hams.
Lard heavy: sales at 1920
Butter duh IT ESQ sSsc for Ohio. and ss5al 45c
for state.
Cheese steady al 14algc
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
TERMS OF THE DAILY.

On sBd sftsr November 1t, The price % the Daily
Herald wiilb a. f1iiowc
To esrrsrs ax~nts ard news dealers per copy ... Dc
To Fesaiar subscribers. -hsr delivered -
ri-f agent pr s~es. 60. .......... &c
IA able IN aiyarcs. per yeAr...--....-.sio %
a. moths = 90
enc month. 1880. 90
Ara asuverabie 10 city subscribers Il % esats pr
veek. ~ 5 per month ~ pad strictly ir 81 rsnee
tf9 aer ~iil - chsrgef. bat II not paid in al
= cents Per s-ek VII Be Invariably The prize.
n "a letters whethsr for publieatior h1s'ussr.
- a 're-sei 20 Haii Hatchnsor lad polls.
lndI ana
Tar fsuf DAtr HEasfp = sent ~ a. the early
nnx sxprr-. Tr4ln.. sd teilsefti g. slhscrfers
a. a-ent th~ tims II G. fls-rhufe IN
fhr elfF - 10. paaleafioa This enables -esfrfs
distance iron he Capital u utiana q Fei the
- the fay from Twelve holrs before thev
oeise tarosgh papers Published eise~here Tie paper
- haf ~ 1ews dsa ers al carriers - a The
r4i.fstd tssns the ross ceute ng II q snapols.
81 aI.arftsss..
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

DR.. Acton Z co-oear r.: riss; again state that
remedies resly exceiielt For scFfulA pa
ll-. scu.snai N-4klc, In uraies q the blood nod
hey fan 20 when u-ef a. directed. have
"a c-4det curing the csss - sy.hyls nox In
sarh o-piszi-, q the -hort spec % fs1r
w II LEsi4E ND
seE Yors. Dsoe 1ber IS, iss3.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
MEDICAL.
Successful Treatment
CHRONIC DISEASES, CONSUMPTION,
sCROFULA, SYPHILIS, SEMINAL DE
BILITl. AND ALL FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.
DIR -. CTON & CO..
No. l. Hest Maryland Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Testimonials from the Medical Pro-
fessiou. aud Others.

ME. TDrr0R II = with pies sure make known she fol-
loving iacis 10 the puoc. believing my testimony may
be II service 70 invalid wbO has hitherto fed 20
eoiain relief. At eli doing no more than
tice 20 two MEDICAL leaen q your city, IN
that taye sfgly treated several very Tad
u semi al weak ard female complaint by
adopting tue node % treatment prescribed ~ De.
acton Go
For female ~catncss. do not know Il sny thing that
equal these rcIned have prescribed them for
grea. many ladies ho have been tronsied for years
- we kness and in ever q perfect
-ece-: vrry bad eases have Yielded 10 til. mode
Z treatment in the 81 ri space - too weeks.
fosrs- esPecu1iy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

~AfI RbAl, DfcembGr ~. lNe'.
Ca motion by Mr.. Mll.ROl, the reading Of
the Journal II Yesterday was dispensed with.
Mr.. NEAClI and Mr.. srRINGER presented
claim, which were referred without reading.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Money Ia steady at per cent.
Sterling dun AT 1881 9ia@1z.
Gold less active and lower. opening AT 1867,
declining TO 1857. and closing at l46.
Total eaports OF specie $3.50, l25.
Government stocks active and shade easier
Freights 70 Liverpool are shade bettea.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
All Work Warranted. send for
Price List
JEWElRY.

HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO Bt DISPOSED
or AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
NitAont regard % rauc. Not l,aif Ger urt Yea
Know Nlaf you are 10 re I've
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Important tn Ladies.
Seminal Weakness.

Remae nmllAinis treaei With great success. Our
Periodical Drops vii bring the mfnthly .icness in
esses q obstruction from any cause. Prise ell
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Drs, Acton & C5-I have cured ~ sh~ q yarr
remedles several patients that had been nsfes n the
Ia attic asylum from the evil ELECTS o. ssminai weak
ne-s - -sntary habits IN all such oases consider
nothing cA9 equal yorr med c. ne
wv. sAIIsss. NJ ID.
sI..nr 4 4 Cctfl.er Is lai1
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Death of an Old TeIegraphcr-The
New York COIlectOrship-MOn
Affairs-Arrest of n CONFEDERATE
Officer-Fcniau Affairs Sentence
OF a. GOunterfeiter-CO of >,
Mu rderer -Presideut Junrez-Dr-
cree Ga binet Mccting..A ca rd from,
Mrs. neutrality-suspicious. Carolina
K.eaisiatuFe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
In $4,000 In 1SG3-6f.
Exported. Exported.


Our readers will notice that subscriptions
to the popular $50 Loan are still continued
IN the most liberal manner. The success of
these Peoples Loans il to the Old World
one OF the wonders Of Republic. The
Government does not seek to borrow in for
sign markets; it offers no premiums to bank
era, but appeals directly to the people, and
With what success is sufficiently shcwn by
the fact that during torty-thrse days they
subscribed and paid the cash down for one
hundred and sirty-one million dollars Of the
Z SO Loan. There can be no stronger evi
dcnce Of public confidence in Government
securities. While nearly oil other stocks
have gone down from twenty to fifty, and
even greater per cent. within few weeks,
al forms Of U. S. bonds and stocks have re
NAMED firm except the slight fluctuations
that are incident to all rapid changes in the
money market. Our readers will remember
snaS the subscribers to the Z 80 Loan re
ce've sema annual interest ct the rate of sew
ea eno toree- tenths per cent. per annum in
currency. and At the end Of three years from
June 10Th, 1865, they will have tho option
o. receiving payment in full, or converting
their notes into = 90 six per cent cn,d
interest bond. The late great decline in IN.
premium on gold makes these notes more do
sirable than ever Is IN Investment, and /,
should mot b forgotten that their exemp
ton from State or Municipal taxation add.
largely 70 their value. There is no inter
fuption in thereceipt Of subscriptions or tn
delivery Of the notes. Al banks, bankers
ana others setting - Loan Agents, will pa
subscribers The interest IL advance from tn
Day q subscription until juno 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

core,oondcpt Of one of the st. Louis
r.ncrs gives the narrative Of an expedition
from ths foot Of the Sierra Madre range
across the State Of Sonora to Arizona, in
which allusion is made to the marvellous
Nocoeari copper mines, a. follows:
re is . most wonderful Development Of
thss valuable orc, SO lavishly and REFUND
antiy thrown down or up there. that a.
most upon the very surface one bchoids
masses Of copper ore. with 30 per cent. Of
pure natalie copper in II, in abundance
sufficient to surfcit tho markets OF the
world. scarcely know whether to call !
a vein or lode. II is sixty feet wide ant
runs for miles. The ore is 80 advantageous
" placed that it can be blasted out at ont
dollor per ton, l offering TO contract t
take out five thplsand tons 1t that figure
No shafts or tunnels seem necessary am
more than one Pilot Knob or Iron Noun
tain. All that is necessary is to put in
blast and knbck of a ton at a pop BE
sides the copper, each ton contains sixty
dollars per ton of silver. l have many
specimens of the beautiful ore, some OF
them as beautifully varicgatcd rs the c"lorS
or tho spectrum. Ill Of them fifty per cent
pure. The Don Juan is continuation OF
this wonderful mine two Thousand feet dis
tant. Neither Of them have been much
worked, capital being wanting. The face
Of the mine already stripped presents the
beautiful ore in such advantageous position
that the mercst bungler in mining could
knock it out so rapidly and at such little
cost that it could be laid down at the doors
Of the smelling furnaces at less percentage
u expense than can be said Of any copper
mine have heard Of irom Lake Superior
10 the Isthmus Of Daren.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

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RAPIDITY OF CURE.
Constitution Life Syrup,

II Is so universally admitted that Constitution
Life Syrup is the only effective meshs Of restora-
ton in the various forms Of Paralysis. that We
need not reiterate that it 10 smphaticslly the
Great Life Giving Power
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

~ fxkk4 - - - =
s6I5S3f lylqse A1sL.:::.::::.::::.:s'
N ~ q L. (Wis.) Arss says shss'
lnlsphiae svsr : bss1le = I'd nswsPsssf'.
A. - suajsissi ssAsast II copy o.
49, Xssk 1tjDsssef Oct lsA 1907. II
nr11s - eonesas In Tsnasssse - beso
'r1u.on Anselean sltissn 4 African de-.
a. ~ - parsss had sssaysd = dsssod
IL rltsss1ing:
~We ~ thseeebse, not q al astonished
u 0nd that . certain foulmouthed and BIAS
ohernous fellow in Tennessee, whose name
r. Deovnlov il notorious, and Who 10
1900 Of he religion Of that part OF the
country. has undertaken to defend the prsc'
tice Of burning negroes alive, By or w'thcu!
he authority Of Judge Lynch. This KIND o.
cremeaien he considers TO be saln0ry ana IN
st,;cs sooardance with the principles Of
christianity"
This Brownlow has, BY bogus election
bssn made governor Of Tennessee. tie Is
mere iculmouthed and blasphemous no"
than be was then, for he has been ASSOCIATE
inc for the last two or three years with those
vho could excsl himself in this regard. ne
il now {. Methodist preacher Of the abolition
,.,,,,r From burning negroes he has AK
- m The business Of lynching white men
tho assisted or ''sympathized' with the re
billion. because, as he AYERS, 'they have but
re rights: the right to be hanged and tn
rirht 70 be damned"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

A lsts:s writer, in speaking u the grand
e99ep q the Missouri brigade at the battle
At@eklIn, Ays: ''In vesy few minutes
60 Geckrin rstusned, siding his wearied
1eeUes end severely wounded In three places.
H. hef,e of CD. Getss. Of his brigade.
49, - = o(tsn tbooWed Cockrill's over
10y . 10y nib, turned, and BY instinct
1lloweo - sfe0 u field also, the rider
- 4eesGh 1871 arms, bsing unable %
- H. fshAn never isrkst DE stsodv.
80 80 = this cd hsro of many : battis..
= - - ,opon his hakns. sspct = I
Glr16o, ~ 1ul1Ssd mms hanging ~ bid
ra I an1oeu1 En- Nkum ~ hoe1o and n
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