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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01
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TO ouR PArRoSs.-We would again remind
our readers that this season Of the year ID .
tins when they are constantly liable to sudden
oosghs, inAuensa. sore throat, &C., while the
.ehildaen are IN constant danger from Group,
throat and lung complaints. It il important
that every head Of family should provide a
remedy that 10 ready 1t all times for immediate
use. whether assailsd 4 the dead hour of night
.vithltha breaking out ofa hard cold. the rack.
Ing offs yiQlent cough. o. The children with
that m0st dangerous ofsll dissases-croup-or
as thu midday hour. you should always be pre-
pared: ln Goes Cough Balsan. you will find
. sesdv sna shecsnal remedy. Itgrapples and
controls instaneously the most stubborn
coughs. while in Group, it is a sovereign cure.
The price y but forty cents per bottle-the
bottles twice the size Of any other At tho same
.:ys have i in TIE house. Y can be found ct
ell or drug stores. iF l1 7aT'f7
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DouSrFuL COMPLIMENTS The Local of the
NJ. Sent;nel in speaking of Rev. Mr.. Potter a
'univetsaliss preacher now laboring in Mil.
vaukee thus speaks Of him. The closing lines
may be aitsering Or not a. the Reverend may
"see Il :"
The discourse 70 which we listened
was on the subject Of eternal punishment
"a subject 70 which he seems 70 be very
partial, aud on which he is particularly ut
home. he demonstrated. from the New
Testament. the reality and eternity Of hell.
and was ve,y severe upon the sect called
Universslisss. His discourse contained lit.
tie Of the pathetic. as might be expected from
the nature Of the subject; but il was not want.
ing in illustrative anecdotes and SMILES.
IN the shape Of his features and head. this
orator bears . striking resemblance to the poet
Goldsmith having the same bald spot. which
seems - have been worn 90 BY the prominence
Of che bumps Of selfestsem and Armnsss.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

iaTss motion to strike out the word
'sswh'ts" in the definitions Of the quaIiflca-
tons Of members Of the Missouri legisla.
ture. has been defeated in the constitution.
81 convention Of, that state. by vote Of
twenty ayes to twenty eight nays. A
similar motion TO stfike opt the Same word
and insert others, 90 as TO permit colored
persona to vote and hold ofloe, vas lost BY
70 ayes to % nays. ssa4a so
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Pay Your Taxes.

NJ Office d hereby given, that will remain In Nc
0regor until the last Of February for the purpose
Of receiving the County and State Taxes for Mendon
time and money BY calling on mo at Reuben Mobiles
ONCE. J. C. vAUPEL.
Deputy Treasurer,
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The California papers publish births, mar
stagsas &Soscss. and deaths. in regular order
This . sysssmssising the thing.
? Not much systematising. The births should
como sAsv the marriages
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Dillings' Proverbs.
!. That onions are good for bad
breath.
2. That clans are good opening for any
young man. ~ VI I3lG'
- 3. That ships are called s1e because they
aaless keep man on the look out. ss'a'
- T. That boys amt apt TO txyn out well who
don't get up till ten o'clock in the morning.
5. Thatif man IL going 70 make . busi.
ness Of serving tie Loid. re likes tn see him
d. il when he Hseassres 6eaasAe we'll q when
he holles glory halleluyr!
That widsom Amt nothing more than
s.edikated Running.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-01

wire and W00Q.T001l HOfSe RdkcS
Agricultural Implements
~ Al the OLD STAND Of Williams Davidson
Main Street, Mc0regor, Iowa. 49,
MRS. WHITES old CLOAK.
Good Mistress White, with Bonded head
And anxious eyes, surveyed . Cloak,
Which on her lap she had outspread,
And thus in pensive tones she spoke:
"This Cloak I've worn Ave winters past,
It long looked we'll, but now, at last, 81.
It's quite worn out, beyond disputed
II had some purpose to have made
From Il an overcoat for Fred;
But, its 80 old, that I'm afraid
'Twould not be worth the time and thread.
Il would be better far to buy
Tho boy new coat-neat and strong
From ABRM. KOHN, where they supply
Clothing, 70 Cheap, that last 20 longI
As for myself this CLOAK, fear.
Must serve me yet another season,
Since all things now have grown % dear,
And for economy I've q reason.
II ABRM. KOHN sold ladies' cloaks
I'd Sc one from those famous i6lks
That would out-lAst common twsotyi
seasonable Clothing,
HATS. CAPS AND
eENTleMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
Is full and complete and customers are asresably
surprised each day by the
COMPARATIVELY Low PRICES
at which we sell FIRsT-CLAsS GOODS Everyone,
whatever be his size proportion can once 10
Give me . call before you purchase and you will BE-
Abrm. kOhn.
At Koss' Brick Block, Main Street,
McaREaoR, IOWA.
N EW FIR nj !!
TUE unds.sisnsd have this day formed cop.rtnsr.
l. ship for the purpose Of transacting
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY BUSINESS
In the name and style Of
TAPPAN e. REYNOLDS,
A. A., Il: old stand e CAPT. s. P sLADDzS MAIN
r. have hand and will keep a did their pre-
decessor, choice stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES,
$3.50 sH 80 +@#a
Green, Drtsd aud cannea Fruits, Nuts, Salt, Cider,
0k'sdses. Wooden Ware. !Xone0ave, Glass, 10
baooo. OIL, Crackers, Basks.s d., e. sfa4a
~ Highest Prices paid for BUTTER, EGGS, PoTA-
TOES aud ALL COUNTRY PRODUCE
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the public.
y .e<,,..., ,.,,. 80. ,,., III sS IS
DANIELS, Haywood :: CO.
4f# lF9fz.1o5 L
BOOTS s. SHOES
AT THE SIGN OF THE
RED BOOT.
a.5 .aad'h
..r WE HAVE TO OTTER
@HH"E fs ii 1ga @t
by the Case,
BY the Doses,
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cY- 70 the Nervous, Qebilitated and
Despondent Of both Sexes. A great sufferer Asying
Of misery willing % assist his suffering fnllovtres-
tures BY sending rss on the receipt Of postpaid sd
drsased ecvoope, copy Of the Ecy&l1 Of cure en-
Once Brooklyn, New York S - = ySee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22
GILLIe MOTT & CD.

.GILLIG, MOTT & co,
HARDWARE,
STEAM GOODS, STOVES
TIN Ell
GlLLIG, MOTT 4 CO.,
Ger. c and Tayler 'a.,......Virsinia.
aILLIG. MOTT 4 CO.,
Carson strceI..............CaPSOa City
GILLIG, MOTT & COIL
Sacramento and San Francises, GAL,
IMPORTERS
DEALER
ALL EIps o.
Hardware.
Steam Goods.
Betting.
Gas Pipe,
Stoves,
Tin and
Copper
Ware,
.sxrtcuJIw~SI IaArL~nrss', Btc., Etc.
GILLIa, MOTT q CO.,
(FireVreef Brick BuiidinSs,)
COR. C AND TAYLOR STREETS,
Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22
The Internal Revenue.

The following are the gross receipts Of
the sales Of New York papers for the year
ending May l, 1865:
Daily Papers - Herald, $l,o96,OO0
Times, 1896, l50; Tribune, $252,0O0;
World, 100000; Sun, Sl5l,o7s; Ex-
press, S9O,54S.
On the above amounts a tax OF $50 IL
paid for the first $4,000, and all above
that amount is paid for at the rate OF 81
for every $1,000.
When the receipts fall below $4,000,
and are above 1925, 900. a license fee OF
$50 is paid. OF this class are the Daily
News and Stats Zeitung. If the receipts
do not exceed $4,000, n retail dealers or
manufacturers license Of $40 has to be
paid. The proprietors of the following
journals now pay that amount: CONNER
cial Advertiser, New Yorker Demokrat,
Transcript, and the Evening Post.
Weekly Nstcspapers-Clipper, $4,000 ;
Dispatch. $4,000; Independent, S99,203;
Army and Navy Journal, S2S,572; Sun
day Mercury, $l57,7ll.
The only weekly journals for which q
license fee Of $50 is paid are the ESami-
ner, Chronicle and the Scientific Ameri-
can.
For the following a license fee Of $40 is
paid: Church Journal, Evangelist, Albion,
Day Book, Irish American. Leader, Pro-
yramme, Scottish American, Sunday
Times. and Shipping and Commercial
List.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22

Coppcrs vs.. lioward-lury waiNcu, anu tue
cause 70 be tried by the Court so soon as
other Jury cases on the calendar may be dis
posed Of. John Dewitt, a defaulting juror,
was fined S2j. Brundagc vs.. Ross ct ais
cause resumed; will occupy the Court the
entire day. Judge MeSick met At II o'clock
and adjourned for the term.
OPERA HoUsE.-The attendance ut this
place OF amusement was not SO large last
nigh. as we have seen it. The performance
. was good and elected applause. Miss Lowell,
lately from the East, makes her first bow to-
night. She is a comely lass, and looks as
though she would "takc" well. Go to Ma
CURES tonight and be amused.
MrsIc Halt Walter Bray and Miss
Flora nightly attract large numbers to this
Mace of amusement, for the Bray family
have an unlimited number Of friends, who
are bound to see them well patronized. The
"Woman Of the World" is TO be presented
tonight, with 4 strong cast. Go and see the
performance tonight.
STOVE SAvEp.-This morning We burnt Up
4 lot Of old paper scraps in our Office stove,
friend dropped in and attempted to lifs the
ia and expectorate. The stove was indig-
nsn,, and refused 10 oe made a spittoon OF.
Friend sworc. 1t is hot weather. Friend
asked us ou, 20 take sumthin.'
UxrErE.-Thc repor, tina. Louis McLane
had parted with his interest in the Pioneer
Stage Company, or was now associated win
the Stanford Railroad Company, IS wholly
untrue. The distinguished authors and IN
dustrious circulators of this report are hereby
--.k,,sR.a,.l .AR.E-l = sh,Ey AYafNuA FnRf m
the premises.
On A STRIXE.-The miners in the Savage
Company struck " this morning, for 81 pei
day, and will be followed, to-day, by the en-
ployees OF the Chollar- Potosi, Gould & Curry
Ophir, and others. What the result may b
Wo know not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22

WATER FROM LAKE TAHoE.-Col. Won
Schmid, has recently returned from max
ing a survey for the proposed canal and
works for distributing water throughout
the State from Lake Tahoe. and estimates
that q tunnel 1000 feet in length will
have to be made, which work ne considers
the main difficulty IN the ways. +.
BWlletin.
There are plenty of old tunnels up about
American Flat and Gold Hill that he
could buy cheap. Two or three dozen OF
them strung together would serve his pur-
pose. If our proposition is any more iia-
BILE to a charge Of absurdity than Schmidts
Tahoe vagaries, we withdraw the propo-
sition.-CGrson appeal.
Take Curry's Carson water tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22
Take Curry's Carson water tunnel.

"Now, children" asked a school in
spector, "who loves all men," A little
girl, not four years old, and evidently not
posted in the catechism, answered quickly,
IAN women :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22

OFFER FOR SALE AT THE Lo"1'r
rates, Brass Goods. Stoves, Tia and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will 10 hund ys'5 com
pls,e, having besu carefully S.lss~d for this Mar
kct.
The following comprises . part, ssly. Of cur
stock: .
$50, 900 is Bal Iron, round aud square, al GseI,
$4,000 rs Boiler Plate;
G0,0o0 tbs Sheet Iron,
$1,000 fbs Shoe Shape, all Ssss;
1900 roI Cast.Itsei. Blister 6tssL. nd Tee
Cork Steel;
Nall Rod, Band Iron;
10000 tba Track Iron
1000 ros Bar and ShSet Copper:
5000 fbs Lead Pipe, various hEss;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, ! to 3 irchss;
1000 feet I. r. Hose. all SiESS;
100 dozen Hose Blbbs;
800 dozen Elbows aud Couplinys;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all SlxuI;.
10000 Machine Bolts, all Lzssl
GOO GLOBE Valves;
100 AnVilI and Vices;
10 Bellows, various sizes:
Blacksmith Tools:
Scales. Grindstonss;
400 WheslbarrowI;
800 dozen Axe. Pick and Sledgs Hsnass;
Coal
1000 dozen Locks. Hinge, Butts;
Kniva. and Forks. Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes Window Glass;
White Lead. Boiled Oh;
Turpentino;
Railing Wire and Rope.
GOO kegs Nails, all HiIsI
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT Il CO.,
Corner OF C and Taylor streels ...........ViTaiA
STOVES!
WE OFFER FOB SALE, AT THE
w Lowest prices:
1000 Cooking Stove. P~los Stoves;
all sizes;
box Stoves; - Sheet Ire. Stoves.
GILLIG, MOTT Il CO.,
Corner OF C and Taylcr arest........... VrrliA
TIN and COPPER WARE.
IMPORTED AND OF OUR oTH NANUFAc-
i ture-s large Btoek eosItAntly "a sAna.
For sale low, by
GILLIG, MOTT d CO..
Corner OF @ and Taylor s.Isen. .nftHA
ID O r. ..
Windows & window Blinds
WE HAVE A PULL STOCK Oh HAND OF
w various sizes, aud Gt low rated
GILLIG, MOTT l. CO.,
Como, Of C aud Taylor strsss...........VErsAA
TO R~ANCHMEN.
EoR SALE
u Flows, BalipE Wtro;
AI~, saorsI, spAA~i .
p.cAfOrts, Hoes;
Rope, &C., ETC
GILLIc. MOTT 4 CO..
VIRGINIA
Rubber and Leather
BELTING!
rE ,f..:. DSsT QUALITY
For sale by
GlLLlO' AOAA wv
Corner OF c aud Taylor Observation-Disclosures
TO MILL MEN!
| WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FuRNisi
w Quartz Mills with the best kinds Of punehe
screens, We have . superior SCREEN PUNCH
ING MACHINE, and guarantee ssthtssaen y
all cases.
~ Orders respectfully ssuetsea.
|GILL1G, MOTT 8 GO.
Gomez Of O sndT Taylor .nFbOA
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PACIFIC MUSEUM ADVERTISEMENT.

PACIFIC MUSEUM ADVERTISEMENT.
INCREASING
AT The
PACIFIC MUSEUM
ANATOMY and SCIENCE,
PINE sTRERT,
A FRAN q o.
The WnndnrS Offho World
AND
of NATURE!
Hitherto Hidden, but now Revealed,
Showing that the Handi.craft Of
Man follows the:Heels
Of Nature!
wonders Of the Brain, and P0ps Vsrolu,
whore tho seat Of Mind and Soul IL supposed
10 be.
WOnders Of tho Five eeaSes, Seeing,
Hearing. Smelling. Taste and Toucb.
Extraordinary Freaks Of Nature, to-
ge,her with Wonders from Paris. Florence,
Munich and England.
TIE Wonderful CyclopS Child, the most
remarkable LuTus NaturS Of tho present
Century.
Wondcrs Of Life, actually showing HidG<a
Life pikiH Life.
WOaders n Hsrmaphrodites.
WonderfsI ChiId, With enc head united to
two bodIes.
Woaders In Obstesries'
Wsndsrs In OsteslSEy.
Wondsrs Of EmbryOloEy, displaying from
the earlieSt to the full period Of GeGtation. .
w.,dsr. Or Comparative Anatomy.
Wonder. Of tho Digestive Organs.
Wonders OF Incubation, showing the
Chicken from the second hour Of Incubation
to tho full time. or tusnty.sceond day.
Wonders Of tho Human Frame, dis.
playing at one glance Iunumerablo portions
sftbs body.
Wonderfully Beautiful FIOrenIino
yCuuU0 tu0 uCub U huhlOLulCdl t0AAb "
Schemes, pronounced by competent authOrt'
tieI tho finest specimen Of indsfatlgable talent
in the World.
The Monster Child!
UNPARALLELED WONDERS:
Striking Unheard Of Sights,
Never before Sesu by the Public, spirit.
Inspiring. aud lmoIt fabulous
in the annals Of the
It 10 tho poLt
WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
uNsURPAssABLE,
MARVELLOUS,
THRILLING,
EXCITING,
SCIENTIFIC
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-29
nInner Is fhe soldier.

- Thissplendid affair, as announced BIZ
the press and handbills, came of ON
Thursday last, at Elizabeth, there being
5000 or more persons present AlYah.
johnson, Esq, Col WEiFhs, and host
of other speakers were present and ad-
dressed the people Tee not another
dollar nor another man party were
represented IN the person of Judge
Laird, of this place, whose Office IL was
to edify the multitude" hut he proTed
70 be the sCr0Hg man in the wrong place.
On rising to display his oraforic II
prowess, shouts, groans, aud impseca-
lions dire, fell thick zud fast around
him; the soldiers refused 10 hear him :
the lady-ehoir lefs their seats, rather
than be contaminated By bis presence; !;
the masses dispersed in every direction,
unwilling to listen 70 twaddle. The
-"learned Judge Waz thns-compelled to
waste his fragrance on the desert air, |"
being left with aeareeIs- a- -eerpeFsRs
guard around him and his twoaAid de
Camps, Stocking and Bryant, Assistant
Marshals of the day. With this excep.
tion the demonstration xss=xff that It's
most ssnguine friends could sniicipsts.
/ A full report Of the proceedings viii
| be furnished In our next, the late hour
st which our stenographer returned 70
town precludinR hs pnblicStion in this
1issne.-ReckpoTt UMptFs, z6fk =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-29
What Northern Enterprise has Done
far kemhnFn


The Norfolk, (Ya)s fOst draws com
parisons between the condition of that
city and NeWburn, N G., favorable to the
latter. 1t says: i,.S@ avas. =. q
n The most striking evidence ofthat in
domitabIe spirit Of enterprise which so
eninently signalizes the Yankee race,
is presented to Ms in the marvellous
growth of Newburn, N, G. Before the
war that place was one of but little iur
portanoe, and contained only some six
thousand Inhabitants. But, fortuhat9ly,.
il fell early into the hands of the I ana
KEGS, who went to work Nio their usual
liberal, public spirited and energetic
manner, to build up the city and develop
Its commercial resources. The, result
has been that in less than three years its
population of six thousand has increased
to thirty thousand, and it is now the
commercial metropolis of the old North
State. From q comparative village IL
bas sprung into the importance of AHEAD.
ing city. The Yankees focked thiiher,
beheld the richness ofthe land, and con.
eluded to stop They erected places Of
business, built dwellings, and. settled
down for life, determining to cast their
fortunes with the place. A large busis
ness has grown up there in CONSEQUENCE
which will 60 on Increasing forssarnest
and active men havs the matter in hand
-msn of a nsrsous race, who must die
did they not'sct--wbose whole life 10 one
long continued fever Of excitement and
unrest. Labor oxercomes al" is their
motto, and to build up. cities, cover the
seas With ships, and force barren wastes
TO blossom like the rose by their energy,
industry and intelligence, is their mis-.
sion. In their lexiconlis found no such
word as fail eouquering and to cou.
conquer, their march is ever onward,
and their watchward Excelsior. 80 i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-29
The Health and Business Habits and
fnliGY uf Ihn RrRRIhenf. .laLiA = I

<. The country will be gratiied to learn
that the health Of the President is re-,
stored, and that be yesterday transacte ed
large amount of business with the pub.
lie, which occupied several hours, seem.
ingly without personal Inconvenience
After the more important affairs. bad
been disposed Of 10 private inteFFIe We
with officials aud other distinguished
persons, the doore Of the reception
chamber were opened to the people
present who had appeals and apphca-
tions to urge At frat the NUMBER OF
cases to be heard sesmed formidable,
out the President iRgni6ed afahilits Of,
manner dissipated the5ears OF the most
timid, while it discouraged the gsrrn
ious tendency, and the result was, thai
the business was soon stated, uodar--
stood, and disposed Of. Though giving
audience to scores OF people at one lime,
the President is pronpted By the deli.
cscy of a true gentleman to address
each individual inaa quiet undersons,
which reassures, by being insudfbfe to
all but the party or parties Interested
Ini this way laEeFF one feels unembar-
fassed, and is abie. 20 present his ease
in its best aspect. Ths5iadies, of course,
have the preference at these pubic bdsi.
ness reeeptioas, and II they fail to re-
oeive favorable answers to their sppiisss'
tions, they at any rate go away pleased
with the kindness- and spelitensss of the
President ~ -, -
In this connection, we may add that
great injustice is dous the President by
the statement that psrdods are grAntef
almost for the asking, 20 rebels of al
degrees, with little DETERMINATION 90
the contrary, the greatest circdmspec-
ton is used; and il is only in cases
where no end Of public justice would be
defeated, nor injury 70 the cause Of order
would be done, that psrdons are grant
ed. If exceptipnal. cases haxs occurred,
it is because 30 adminissFalion-ef amman
affairs can be ubiquitous, or omaiseient.
= Washington Chronicle. 23d,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-29
General dsInies Q. Yeateh.

This distinguished. officer returned
home on TpesdAS lassF reaignedathe ser
vice. @ W. -
p GeneralszEeatch, four Baarsesgo the
present month, ,-zxas-nppo Colonel
Of the 25th Indiana volnnfeer Infantry,
at Camp Vaudevburgh, and alser cous
pleting its organization, was ordered
with the rsgineut to Sa Lpuia, Missouri,
and from eHencsfo JEHerson Gus, whera
he was placed iuscommand of aIArigads
aud marched as far AS GeorgetoRn-oh
The way "a, The relief of~fhe garrisoh
fighting ats,Lezihgtop, uWdere Colonel
MalIigan, But be ving-Aurfendered,
/ General VS. command remained al
| g Georgetowsm=~untl be started on the
march to TprirRfeldt under Efemont,
aud returned to Oaerville, where he foE
short tune sammanded adivisious
When General Pope startedon bis expe
dition known az the 'SWarrensbure
March" General W esteh, bsingill, was
unable TO starE@,witt his brigade, bat
With sn aid-deeamps staRsed AN few
days after but before reaching his couis
mand, waseaptured by the enamy, bat
m ade bis escape and joined the column
on its return tosHeoFgetoMn, when the
| regiment was SEM tosSk Leafs 10 charge
| Of the prisoners capsered uha that expe-
diton. From SE Louis, was ordered to
Fort DoneIson, where be commanded his
regiment during the hires days it was
engaged, although Suffering at the time
with @ severe attack Of the Varioloid,
1 where he distinguished himself as q brave
and skilfuf officer, and Tor his gallantry
was Immediately placed in command of
| a brigade, which be commanded through
the battle Of Shiloh, and in that two
days terrific engagement had Two horses
shot from under him and was himself
slightly wounded, but not being entirely
/ disabled, still continued in command oi
/ his brigade-xhichi lost more men killed
and wounded than any other in the whole
army. After which he was promoted X
Bagsdier General. ~
/ He still retained charge of his ole
brigade and Commanded it IN. -iha: hgh
at Matamoras or Hatchie River which
engagement he-opened and fought viii
that brigade. capturing 3 battery .
artillery and savara! handred pFisoaers
and drove the enemy across the river be
fore re-inforcements reached the Geld
This part Of the engagement was man
faged with skill, scieniifcaIlyl How i
was conducted when his ranking office
% took command-sxesy soldies -whos!wa
j marched, huddled, aud heaped rudeF th
ensmy's guns on the other. side of 3th
!. river caH tell. Here Gen. Hnrlbas Toe
; command and won she victory. In Raj
/ action Gen. Y. came near losing his life
BY a grape shot atrihieg hlme IN 4b,
II sd - .-A3i $la u - 80 80 l3F s5lsi
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For long time he commanded th
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