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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

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the opsnise 4 ssvtnnsisu. ! 1llo toas, ~
viii be s,,n bv advertisement. suss 10 con.
junction With CAPT. Carleton's boat, the
Baeneck CITY. Both gents ars veil and
fa,or,blv known. end vill net fail to afIord
s.ti,fs elton to shippers and the travelling
pubhe E. A. Tjllsbein. Agent at this
place.
n. prospects for speedy opening Of
navigation ore sxcsllent. The ics il rottins
fast, and must move out in two er thrse
vesks-probsbly sooner. It 10 supposed
to be open now nearly up TO Quincy.
SrAaLlonr.-Ths new and indepsnd.
ent steamer "Starlight" 10 to b. placed on
the st. Louis and Davenport trade ~ soon
- navigation opens. It is owned BY Capt.
Thomas 3. Hunt, formerly Of the Quarter.
masters Department Of this city. The
vsu known, courteous, and experienced
stssmbostman, Capt ]. =. Power, will bs
in ensmmanA and in Nhn 0f5eo thu nuhlie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
Csorcs dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can be found st Rcnwlck's Mill, abWs
~ Railroso Ddags. fsb0odsf
Tell Your Nesghbons.

It 10 dnt1 which svssy one whe has suf.
fered from tbs terrible rsvsges Of that most
horrible NJ Ill diseases, Dyspepsia, and xhc
hss bsea cured BY Cos's Dyspepsis Cure, "a
tell their friends and neighb0rs Of It. "Do
unto others - you would have others do
unto you" 10 the golden rule.
Every one that has ever used It, knows
Of its wonderful earntiye powers in Dyspep-
sic, Indigestion. Flstuiency, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomache. Heartburn, Cho'ssa Aor-
bus. and 10 might say, every disease that
arises from disordesed stats Of the stom-
ach and bowels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
Puns Con Lrvss Olr.-

ms ssdassas remedy has grown = dlsfsplts aeseg
naay ffsa ~ nsassess aad rdpahsva astisass ss,d
uooef ~ nane ef Ced Liver on
Heard ossvsas o. IAvss b = nesulhsssssd b
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= ssse.' - = sa'l. ssssassa y ~ ~ ds'isass
eoeaasA esls manufhetsvsss, h
. t4 CAsWRLl, MACK = co,
Nsv York.
0eA y I'll DsuGgists, hs2e-6esd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Go 10 rae Bssr.-0o - Dsyaat. Strat
~ 4 Msrrill's Davenport Commercial Col
isss. . sst thorough pracsical b.s'nssA IN,s
edaoatio.... OF 70 $780, goa g socno .ele- @
closing stasnps) Bryant. Stsatten : Merrill,
nevsnoort. 1oya. dv1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

PaovDsxf Lars Insussxcs AxD Isvsss.
nasf Co.-This 10 . NWthWsstssu iaseitn.
teo, aad sheaM rsesivs : cssraspendite
Aosunt q paasssags tfon ths ishabltsuls
q this rssiea. Oar psopls should stpst !,
e1aes tbe lest that hens inetitatiens ~ h.
vasiab(y - much 70 b dspsadsd upea u
thcssef ths Hsst6n States. Ths sss4d
anaocial eeaditisa - this sonpsny GA =
sssn st glance b. pseusal Of The swstu
staAsosat 10 ahothse column. Mssega
Babeosk Z Olsft. assats, st NisAS)lls
Beck. are veil ksewa 70 ~ spstHe =
ltefYagh tsllatos ~, aad asGalaSu)r
worthy u I'll patrsaass. Call - 4bsS
- sDot0s 1nf sf ~1af D4kslif0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
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- III Z Ii AN9 IL .<IUNt
Tsr ~ psspess pf asss ially supplyias
shs wants = he pshHaI Apd IN sedsr y pr.
~ uasssupslsss dsaDsss AIso eaining q
ialseiss - ueeeblpee see1s = ~ Nearos
Co.'S pi.s, I s&ih h,SaIlss ~ y soops
u :: (: r.: nsy..as asss&'t'T's &T
ssas u - Aessey ~afss dIvss, end vhs
aleas H. able v ssn H. Moasos PISS n
tAet eily - village .et -
fsey Agents sllAll give liberal d.
eui1E sp1A a. atsssin0 ~ .bApplt ttt3
publ,s q my publishsd and veil knows
..>tQG Gf9fsl n0E~~ssHff4o's
g JswsIsm q Stateosss viii. b easasp, -
prsfarsd - Aeents. - ,s.
: Co6ditibns soa r6sns 10 AgAs1winbs b
sSSlsd Tpes syrtIs.siss.. " letter 4 &hsr-
- sGE@ sitsgtsfsts , = .vg
whsrs no Agency 10 established, those
wishing Monsnn Psne must send 70 ny store,
whsss pssopt sttsaties viii be givsn y their
orders.
.AtOkahry yvloh lAc,stn,ls Inusving Il
II StsSsAAdPsieso Will SsnsAS amp ese
a reosipe Af lettef and postage
AddrSsS A14oAfon, No. 9G Maiden Lane,
New York. ~
Dad Nss tak, Nov. I. lsss. n 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
Bunrrs Horss, DAvsxrosr,

"Wednesday, 4. T.. Feb. -. 1850.
II Msssrs. William Z. Durant, ]. J. Busth,
Z Wm. A. Remington, Wn. H. Webb, o.
8. Whistler, Chs. r. Bort, Losis Mayer,
Capt. J. W. Psaruan, 4. 9. n, ed
- OeheSo: s6-s
!. Gsstlsmsn 1T i With feelings ef pride
asd plsassrs thss rses:vs yssr ssupl,.
nsstafy aets Of The 97th inst, and wsuld
nest rsepsesfulIy name Friday svsnthg,
nascA ID, = the tios for The bsneit. with
msay thaots, - yoars and the psblic's
servant. 0DoaoD Has.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Fancy Dresses for the Masquerade can
be had at No 81 East Second Street, near
Rock Island. feb20 g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

A. . preventive medicine, capable Of
sAsrsnstly rsisfsrcisg ~ physisal powers
and thereby enabling them TO rspel the
atmospheric poison which ssnsretss diseas.
e, ths Red Lasfst Bittsrs staAd sloas
among tonics. No other can compete with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

IxACTLY WHAT you WANT.
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
known and used over 20 years. Daily increas-
ing in public favor Complete in oe6 bSttle.-
No wash. Ne trouble. Does not crock or stain.
Pfoences . lssssous blesk es brswsy = desired.
Does not isiure the hair. Prbe, SceDes. Sold
~ DsuggiSes end Fancy 0es1s Dealers. je24dly J
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

A0RicuLruaAL CoLLEoR. From Senator
Lsake, We acknowledge the receipt Of the
First Annual Report Of the 6uperintend
ent aud Secretary Of the IowD State Agri-
cultural College and Farm, to the General
State Assembly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

SRs wooan IN aaeehsr column picking
Samburg grapes fer Speer's Wine. Il b ~
adniratls article, ussd in the hospitals and
- ~ Arst c,ass familiss IN Psr,s, Loadon
o1d New Yesk, h pes(sssncs 70 old Port
Wiss Il 10 worth = ,tnal, ~ Il qisse ssse'
aoffohoston. s@ 80 1c4-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

TnE WsArHBR.- strsss cutters on Brt.
dy wsre:cleared Of ice and rubbish 1t differ
snt points to-day BY parties ofwoskmen, to
allow the water free flowing 10 the river.
Teams are still crossing the river, but many
deem The ice rather unsafe. Should the
river rise. navigation would soon open. The
DRAWINGS Of the city poured upon the ice,
will soon destroy it
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
feb24-dSt.

ExAnlxs.-N Mas / Mayer, at No. II West
Second street, invite the attention Of The
public 70 ths fise stock Of ready. made cloth
ing which they are now disposing Of At
rates - low - can 10 found anywhere in
the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

important to Fruit 0rowers.
Persens wishing 70 order sAeics ssleeeiet Of
Ytsit frs,s. 0rsps Vines. Or.sneaee' Trees,
~sautass lesvs their orders Aith L. J. BAR
TON, Agent Of r K. Phonix's Nursery, Bloom
ingNDn, III. Office st Keystone House. =. 0.
Box $50, Davenport, Iowa. n0vH d&w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Baoxs HIS Aan.-Sewell Dodge, syoung
la1, soa Of Mr. Jacob Dodge. Of Rock 10
land. while skating % pond on the blufF.
Saturday, fsll and broke 90 arm just above
the elbow. Dr.. TrusodAle Wa called, and
reduced the fraction, and The boy 10 doing
Vell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
Correspon0ence.
DAvsxPoRr. Feb. 9Th, 1855.

V1vBNFV110 TeVs 1JS00 1OVVs
Gso. Hale, ESQ,
Dear Sir We, the mn
dersigned, in consideration Of the unau-
apicious weather which has attended the
performance Of your company st Metrepol
itan Hall, and the high esteem in which
ws hold you - manager, and socially - .
gentleman, would respectfully tender you .
% - plimsntsry benefit, at such time - you
may be pleased to designate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

A NEW FIax.-By glancing over our ad-
vertising columns, our readers will see that
kr. Augustus Hassbesck, our popular and
successful lithogrspher, ~ill, Tomorrow,
associate with him in business, NJ. Julius
Dohrmann, : practical and eompstent en-
graver. Home enterprise 10 doably deserv-
ing Of patronage when It, work is Of I
superior order. We cordially recommend
Hagebeck / 90. to the attention Of all in
this portion Of the State in need Of Their
services.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

WOObBN BACIO8t.@Au VS8SSsoossVu uso
hseo effected for the erection Of . woolen
factery in Rock Island. and the books are
now open for the selling . stock. Asssrs.
Taylor 1 Stonssan propose 70 furnish the
machinery, and put It in operation.
wss1wAap, Ho Mr.. c. b. Woods 4
Bro. have fitted cut train Of nine four mule
teams. for Denver City BY way Of Dee
Moines and Omaha City, which will start
10 morrow. Four wagons wiu Be loaded
sitk brsoms. Msssrs. MclJair L Jordan are
furnishing he eargoes. Good lack b with
ths satsrprise. - sssa -s&-~
IN 0ss en he wsstssn Unisa Railroad
srs aew running 70 Port Byron. The time
ft,u Port Byron (via Clinton Junction)
. Js.syille, Wis.,, h z lolm % minutes !;
{, Nadison. Wis.,, 10 hours; to Prairie du
UhiUd, ~, 16 hssss; u wstsstows,
,wiAs 70 hssrs; y Ioad d. La. Via. 10
hosrs 70 Oshkesh, via, II hoari and
to Green Biy, VIA. ls hssrs. Il
Fsssour EAsf AnD Wsss.-Ths Wset
tma uniea RR.has psrtsetsd III it. arraage
asats fsr ffsighting fse eur merchants
- ghippsn. Supeo The .spsaiae Il nepi.
cation boats viii make rapid passage b.
twsea His 1sylShl Pses Ryrce, y esaaset
NTH svs.y train. No pains viii b spsfsd
t. put 'fksikht and % sGseers tlh5ueh q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Deast - Rool1oh.-Csll 80 s1eaiss
ae9sl8iae treeusly nsedsd by evefybeey. 4
fssslls ~ . RI. WoiScsi. 10 C1stheo
oauaee. New York. jy1o-dly 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
CITY TT T. N 8.

N8AD tu0 cUtvUSpUuuo0oc e1evuetc y
resalien 70 Mr.. Hale's q mplimentary.
Auc,--ox SALE or HogssHoLp FuRHiruRn
On "wednesday, the ssth isst.. will b elssr
ID fer s,lo 4 Publ,e n:sctios, q The resi-
dsaes Of Mrs. Mscklot, corner Of 9th and
Rock Island streets, large jot Of Parlof,
Dining Room, Chamber aud Kitchen yueni-
ture Of The best quality.
PAsxRa 3 Van TuYL,
feb24-dSt. Auctioneors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

J. T. rs4Sla, plesist ~. %th snd Main
ST.. fruit ana ornqmeutal treee. My0e-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

! GUfkrs A0UE MIXTURE. put up By }. I Q
MA0UIRE, 81. Louis. PRICE 81. 20 per bo.tje.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

WooLsx FAcroav.-An organisation has
heep effected for the erection Of . woolen
factory in Rock Island, and the books are
now open for the selling . stock. Asssrs.
Taylor I Stons.an propose 70 furnish the
machinery, and but It in operation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Il War 10 ~ gMaus,s-Ws deem Il
uaiust and anfAir' to IL Precedent that bic
neuud1 - saassssesi b ~ ~ o. ~
make . sisoae Ana 1sossuin1 sevs e
upstay his hssss thsssgs psb'tc demon
stsatios, Think yen there ars not shess.
ends Il pssels h sssts ssssty ts-day Who
essaiaaly spdsese ~ Chisf 1sssstivs u
ths beld sGuAa Z 49, taksD;s s1hd i i
right ssd prspsr-is \ hcnssssss - jsss'l
vhils bic enemies hsreabouts ars publicly
62hk lin, ~ ~ w. sal@ps sia
and glesy in the peaitiee b., has assumsd,
shosld staaa idly ~. saasay nothing il ~.
ply u shsss ehagrissd slasdsssssl What
10 .hs matter What ~ - b feared !
Why not Join hands and eeas together and
raiss ths public voice high ndloudin fAtor
Of Audssw Jshassa's sestssatioa policy.
On sll haods ~ hssf nsn eoogsstulssine
sash sthse that IL Prsddsnt haa thss plan.
ted hinssif upsn The Constitatis0, md con.
deansd ths wsek ef he Radicals. ANDY
4 President" ~ they, snd they IN in CO.
staciss evss The fsst that b. y end u doing
Presidents duty. That's wslil enough
il 10 excellent just - tas - it gess; but it
does not 80 far enough; there should b.
thing 10 this warmth Of feeling that il more
tangible somslhing more fearless. more
outspoksn. Let those who endosse Andy
johnson determine upon letting their
sndosemsnt b. known 70 men.
M. FAIsclouon's Bsxssrf. f.-The benefit
rendered to this talented tragediAn, It Me-
tropolitan Hall, lsst night was attended By
she sl;lsof oer sity. During yestssdsy q
ternoon, almost all the seats in the dress
cirsis were rsssrved. A. "Ra4aeAp NJ.
Fairclopgh acquitted himselfin even = bet
ter manner than on the occasion Of his first
rendition Of the character in our city, last
wetk. He Vas greeted with continual
succession Of applause. wsieara that BE
now takes his departure for vicksburg,
where he has an' engagement TO al.
The attraction for this evening will be
the greet Ledger drama entitled doom Of
Deville, or the Maiden's Vow" As every
one knows, the romance bearing the same
title, is one Of Mrs. Gouthworth's most
thrilling productions. A. the play will be
presented in the very best msaner, It will
be douhly pleasing after the solemn dramas
Of Shakespeare, The ladies viii please rs-
member the matinee Of Saturday after.
noon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

Ne aaAaral color ssstored mot dysdJ 81 dis
sasee q ths ssslpy FALLING o. D.. sasstually cur
- by ustak AAOUlRg'S HAIR COLORlN(
1esTORATivB nAGA1. Price o. per bottle
Peepsrsd esd ~ ~ J. : G. nAuUlRE. drug
Rists. 81. Louia, oct12dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28
DAvENPoRrs dOnA. WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 2s, 1866

EHE@ ETzT4Ss y =
fo~oaSs0 AdsostlooMon ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

rRSs.: Ss5i: 'fs5 fEnassr ssf Ds: s:ASf,Sn e.; 81;
RANTED 10 please. This sstiels hee beoa thor
oughiy tested BY DR.. OHlLTONs q nsw Yesk.
enc Pfofs Booth and Oarrel1 ~ pAiladelpAia,
Who pronounce II free froa n psisoaess ilgrs-
iSss &. sS @oss S delicate hair sod 81 pssssiss.
ana Fancy Good dealers everywhere.
isnl7-dly JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

LAsos SroRs ros Exr.-Lsres and con
modious oesee Rooms 10 The business por
siso se ths city ars Tor rsat % fsasonabls
taas- AMY = this ollce.
hoo 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

AsssuA.-yAis diseeae eAases oroAt din
culty q 6ssathins, and tishtnsss asgDss the
eAsst, and sensalnse attsadsd with > great
deAl Of suQ6eatioa. H. parssysm esueral
y eease - at night, while lyisg dewn;
coastinep atteodSd With great violence.
Aliens Lang Balsam VIII always give i'm
oshaGs sslSl. and 10 many eaees r pre-
Sefved IL, Il Will cure the di6sase Ale6EeShsr.
N ~ y ! 2; ban, B:,loss. 8 nrcsess ..,so x.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1866-06-21

me-, =" see from the number Of physicians tl:at
v1u think my condition dangerous but | thank
Col, # It is His will, that | an ready to -.
A5ou: daylight on Sunday morning, Mrs.
jackson informed him that his recovery waS
very toubtlul and that it was better that H.
should be prepared for the worst. He WAS s.
lent for moment and then said " 1t will b.
infinite Gain to De translated to heaven" H..
utilised his wife, iii the event Of his death. in
return to her fahcr's house, and added, OH
have u kind ana good father, but there is no one
50 kind and rood as your Heavenly Father"
lie still expressed hope Of his recovery, but
requested her, If he should die, to have him
buried in Lexington, in the Valley: of Virginia.
!. His. exhaustion increased SO RAPIDLY that at
eleven 1'cl1rk Airs. Jackson kmc!t hy his b"'i
aul told lin that before the sun wc;t down h'
would be with his Saviour lie rcrti Il "Uh,
uy! YOU arc frightened, my child: Death Is
not 50 near may yet get we'll She ir!!
UPON tho bed. weeping bitterly, and told h!m
a.:ain that tie physicians said there was ~
hcre. Atie: . moments pause he asked .i'r
to call ne. Doctor, Anna irlor!aS ne That
YOU have tod her that All 70 die today is
It - :: men ne Was answered. "' 80 ''"
lis eyes towards The ceiling ana G"Ztd i%r
moment or Two, rs il i'll intense thought: tN'&
replied: Very good, very GOOD, it Is all rI=ni.
He then tried to comfort his almost hoart-brok'M
wifo, and told her lie had good deal 10 say I"
her, but ho Vas TOO weak. Colonel Pcndlrton
came into tic room "bals o"c o'clock, and l."
asked him Wk3 was preaching at hea'!luar-
tcrs to-day ;" When told that the whole army
was praying for him, lie replied "Thank
Goi-tley are very kind l!e said 1t "
the Lords day; my wish Is tu'!!!et. nave
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1866-06-21
The las: Battle, ToHG!2iEg, aul if2att! ai
&tDnrTall Jackson,

T,.. c1r,r.;,, ,,,,h,rt;, onl ,)oon1v ;n.rrrst.
j.. .,,..,,,,., - 80 w.,n,iinr and ,i,al Il tl..
,,,, .r.~.., .i.....r1. :sor.,aii Jackson.
!: tg,,... ..,. ~. Nqv nl.n:J i, yof I'll. Richmond
,r.,l;.,l f.,rro,l N,,rn VIII rc.r,.t jln .i,qrc
mr., '.,,.s III. jr,ttI, i',.ul.
.....,,~..;.r. Y.,. fr.s,t M RI, ., and - of
r9r 7sf3 Il v.,2 m. .ho NIGHT # the :.nl tl:,t
r., Irnql.,f ,r,;,!np, usen ! havi.}s received
-. w5,rI, 1t fine hqnl. a.; his own msn} &c.
..nr-af which was H.. turning p5in, in th,: tar.
...-.,~s g tho ront,!sr9ry. W. arr2uI ,lr
oaconrt
'a%y MynH' % tnL -,I.M ,r, .',,, -, t
~ W,,r>rs NJ, i;r,~n Ey lInn..~
N.I;n;rr n =. Professor Of S,.r,orv in ,hr
NaI;,o1 G llr..r. e Virrjpia ana I.;. Nrl;r!'
nirrr+rr of General Ta;kson's roul42ul
u....l ,,,,r ',;,,,,r s;l, J.. T., q:1. Can
.,;, fon,s Sr,;th ,nI Josonh Morrison !ha
r,raI 1 s,i', ,o,rnI sIrIy onI rr;t,rIy v~rI ..ha
1902 n%,os;'na1lr ra<tir1 for : moment, Ia
sl,., % r., ,rhafIs,on which min and r,, loss
or hI,od rroIuce1 he at last r,5cho tn, lin, #
h,t,io wf,rc mos. IF tho men were lvjrc down.
=, ,scon, thc sl,n oaI canister with which H..
r,1,-,1. r9l5,1 the road General Pen!er /.
,,r hc~, :, tlr r;.t,, marty and asked VIII, va
warriel and Carsa;n Smith. who had been
instructed by t;enoral Jackson to tell no one af
his jui3~v, simply answered a Couttdera,, 5;::;,
.cr:" but pcndsr recognized the General. A.!
snrincipr from his horse hurr;odlv expressed
his rferct, and added that his I;as were :,
mrcl, Broken IL saarel i waull bc nc.sS:ary
10 fall hacl,. At this moment tie scene Va: :
E,,~er1 ~, III, mir seemed to t., :I;y, will,
~, s}r;o1.s of sh,lls anl wh;stI.r f h;,1I,ts.
bo~,os r;I,.lcxS md mad with, Fl u. dashed in
cycrv i;rcct;.,,. hundreds left the ranks AMI
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Captain Smith sprang to his side, and as he
raised his head, q bright beam Of moonlight
made its way through the thick foliage, and
rested upon The face Of the poor sufferer The
captain was startled BY its great palor and still
ness, and cried out, "Ohi General, arc you scrl-
ously hurt??;' N" ," he answered, don't trouble
yourself, my friend, about me" and presently
added something about winning the battle lrst,
and attending to the wounl2d afterwards. lie
was placed upon the litter again, and carried
few hundred yards, when | met him with an
ambulance. knelt down by him, and said,
" | hope you are not badly hurt General lie
replied, very calmly, but fcebly, 81 am badly
injured, Doctor; fear@l am dying After:
;soanse be continued you haze come;
a,: e.. &, ro,ilnd ID ny shostd6F is stil bleed
:, lis clothes were safarated with blood,
and hcmorrhaco was still going or from the
wound. Compression Of The artery with The
Gngcr arrested it until lights being procured
from the ambulanco, the handkerchief which
h%.l Slipped I little was roa,;ius'o1. Ills calm
Les: %,nil the dangers which surrounded him
and at the ~stHno<oi presenc3 oI a:.ta. and Il:
uniform po;tcnc$S, which lil not iorsakc lin.
,.,.., ,,,' r1,mar;ln 1;S coHrIcic control, t,o.
nyar. -. ,,,;,,I crf;.,1ela i was by tho loss
II t,.al ~y;n yr was wonderful Ills suffer.
'.;,,,, va. ;n4,n, lis Irl: were cold.
~ S ,,:,, ,,,n,,v Lis E.ra ,,,t and his li3s com
pressed auI JlouleS> n0.a .roaN escaped him
.,,,,,4;.,, ri, Ii. Lr,y, tS tixcl rirl f:t.o, an,?
,I2 ;L;, frs 81 ti..htly comDrcs5cl, that tho
,.,.r,..,;.,u - -, tScth cnnIl he seen through
n,'n rv,cn. tlcsn he controlled by his iron
w;lf III .yf !|ner II c...a.ian, and more difficult
rfn.n ,'.;, even. he coutrJI!rl that disposition
:, r.,tr,..u..s yI,jcI, pIanv Of us have Observed
n,,,,, tho n.I # bat,)c attending .,rcat loss q
H.o1 Some yhis,,ev an! ,nornlI;;a wcrc pro-
clr.I }r.ln !}r >,raith. and administered to
Iii, .,,! ,',,,,,.. Linn IN the amLulaurc il was
.t,rIr} :: II. G,,,.. fjrll Enfrmarv, at the
V.ri.m.,.... ,r,r,,r,. UI nu,i,.lt:,!1 Ii. Chief
.,:It~... ,'...'..:,, a., o,,,lrInrn ,caron
~; = ,.,. ..rnns,y IN fine oa
49, '',., ,~,,. ....r..,;m'. ;,',s,,.,.ry
Th,. u.a.r,I ox.re><c,!. very rccI;ngly. his
.,,.,,,,,r r,r 'r,,,ri.;.ll ,nI once, when the
I,rt.'. ,rn,,.l ;.I,r!, h, directed the ambu-
Iy,n,, - s.., an, rrur,t.,l me t. see il some
th;o,, ,rn,1 not be done for his relief. Torches
h.l L.cr nr.ylrl anl every means taken t.
,,r,, ,,,.,I :, H., h,.rj,al as safely anl easily
'. 49,. c-.i;. ..,.- ..,,,, ,,r1. ". u. ,,,,-
r,j ,.~. vi,l ny inner rr.ti,... "j.n Tic ar,
,rry ,l y, the wouf.l. I, arry-t bcr.l;r!1 Il j;
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that the sa1ety OF 'le army " S"'ccsS u 81.
cause depenued upon SeS!n5 nInl. " "Tri T! ~ ~
entered the tent Tue ,''I:l oenV'a! Snlu' ei''
Major, am glad TO see. YOU L 1hGosn' you
were killed" iendletoh1S[leiy y czp'alncu inc
condition OF AFFAIRS gave oSu:.S message anc
| asked what should oc etoh'sEs
General Jackson was a. s,3sse lnteTeStc"' "pu
asked IN, hlsaulcN' raPlu May se'cfai questions i,
When they were ans"eEeaS5:e 5sSs1ss reMaIoa sicnt
for moment, cVldeAAssSft4s5 AAs.s, s 10 Vll"A ~
contracted his browszssss3s 5, 81 mouth anu l0T
some moments was g'ssstsas3y: eaacaYofing 10
concentrate his thgssMa a s19g ;ssE;, Z moment j.. 1t
vas believed he hSl ssor ms nostrl!s
Edilated, and his eyfgs ssssold = nre, poS IL
tWas was only for a mon,sssss se y a. .ea;Ea'0
f5nc presently ic a'15S'FeFS very t&e'iy "E''
sauly / C9a iN9T-- %ah tII SIy ~
General Stuart nc must 20 Ena5 he t@lhA;
best" Soon after ibis, lie slept tor several
hours, and seemed to be doing sell. Ihe next
lay he was free from pain, a"4 expressed him.
self sangUiac OF recovery lie sent bis alt-
Gc-camp, Morrison, to inform his wife OF his
injuries, aul to bring her At 3acc 70 see him.
Hbc tyllowng note, from t'snera! Lee: was
rcal to him that morning: hy taptaIn Smith
:" have just received jour note, informing
me tI.at YOU were wounded. cannot express
ny rc@rct at the occurrence. Could L have
directed events, should have chosen, for the
rood Of the country, 10 have bccn disabled IL
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