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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27
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kxThAOf ot IkxIkn tbO2 FbOvfpEhove AIo.s
May 10. 1905.
On. JOSH Bull: send you 90 for CKDnOs HIT
Snns please send what IL will come TO after paying
height 10 Columbus, Mise. have been troubled for
several yease with indigestion; have had TO take pills
every nigh for ten o. Aesn yease; and IN February
cpoaned 20 my room ios the balance Of the year ed
b fsct, c0atinued IN very weak aAd nssvous ccndl
under an operation, end your Csdson Bitiess N
treatment. l commenced improving right away, and
~ pretty well fcesosed. Yours. truly,
oes3o-dsodAw-1y 4. L. MEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

Accoaslxo . ~ Csnmissionsr Of Aesi-
ealturs the number u cattle. sheep and
No. n the United seatss. % the st day Of
1ebeoasy. 1887. vas q foliows: Cassls and
oxeA ll,Tso.95a; mich cows, s,ais.57s,
shtSpy ASA, $50; hogs, a4.sss. 4s4.
u - Slass u Iowa be reports 59s. 1877
ssstls sna snuo; eblls mileh cove; ~
- - 49, - 49,, s7S beg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27
DIR. BlKel0W.

- Il The snly Physicisr. - . 6peeialist
! J
now In Chicago that csn be- entirely
- relied upon. 60 TO HfN, and not euf
u for that horrible disease 10 remain b
your eystem. disnguring your laee
and body, besides destroying youl
happiness and future prospects Of life
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
aud NERVOUS DEBILITY his etudy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

A Six Weeks OH Cirr.-The Union
Pacific Railroad nov runs three hundred
uilea vest Of. Ounha 70 . station called
North Platte. Sixsweeks ego then ~
nos house 10 that piace-new. Il d fopf.
ishiag ts~a u si1 hsadssd iahatltants, and
hAs daay tssnSsss population II - many
usss a e1Qeoe hsed hes been erected,
aad b dsiag s:Iaal s0cs" bunness. The
sowa. IKE ~ fseatiss tovas, 10 said to b >
1T sss.- sapporting billiard Aalls. Zone with
ei4 tablss). faro, aonss. ED ksao banks,
ed the usual sscenssmitants" that esnes-
ally 6esrisA n sseh burgs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

uELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives hearth
and veos 10 the fsmme and bloom TO the paid cheek
Debility L. accompanied b. many alarming symp
tome, and 10 no treatment IL enbmitied TO- consuinp
ton. insanity or epileptic nts snsues Ifcbodkwil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

CoxErs ArD biEfRoRs. Kirkwood
has an article on this subject in the losrd
School Journal for June, which contains
come facts Of such general interest that 10
make few extracts therefsom: "Eecent &c
searches OF European astronomers have de>
veloped several new and infcrestirg facts in
regard TO the MISUNDERSTANDING between.
comets snd meteors. Some of these are as
fellows. /. The elements of the orbits OF
1865 correspond 90 closely with those Of the
me,eors Of Nov. lsih-ilt,fzhat we must
either regard the comet as an aggregation
OF lnetsors, or the rfeteors Of this ring - the
de5ris Of disiutegrstsd comet 2. The
third comet Of 1862 bears similar relation
ship 10 the meteors Of August 10th. 8. Al
The epoch ri ths..sepssasion Of Biela's comet
isto two parts, viz: about the close Of 1896,
that body passed sv,y near. = pssAsps
through, The ring Of the Novem Der nsts-
oss. 4 cause lis thus suggested for this
hitherto unexplained separation. Z. Bleas's
comet 10 lost Il was due about the clssssof
1885; bot during the time in which Il
should have been visible astronomers look.
ed for Il in vain. Is this fact consequences
Of its encountering the dehser portion ofshs
msteosic stream :"
A LADY 10 Kalamazoo, Michigan, has re-
Gently purchased fast trotting horse named
Melton, at Hamilton, Canada West, TO- n,
tritle Of $4,000, gold. She is also reporte,
10 be the owner Of another fast rotte
called Gray Eagle. As the Canadian pur
chase IL subject to duty in crossing tn
lines Of 81 200, the total price will be $40,
200. That Michigan lady must not onl,
have sporting proclivities strongly develop
ed, but pretty snug pile of greenbacks
run on. We imagine that she has not NAM
competitors in that line among the wemef
Bro ORcnAnps.-Suel Foster, Of Musca
tine, gives the following cheering indiss
toms Of his fruit Buds on the orchard 10
5000 bushels Of apples pears, 200 bushel
peiches. rs bushels; cherries, 10 bushel
currants. rs bushels; grapes, 5000 lbs. Ia
year-l2, 900 this yess. He set 400 Earl.
May cherry trees on twoacres. for an or
chard-ths frat IN Muscs&i,e couaay o.
tho vest and north Of this orchard 10 . row
Of cverereeus then outside Of these is III
hedge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

Misguided Men, AHD M Law o. Cas-
III AHD MsscY.-Howsrd Kssaye, on ths nksoss,
Ahoees - 6saees WhisA fBe4 H. bass Of the Orar
sap ~ vi1 powssa WITH suse oeoos 6 soaiel 6sot
In oesled letter envelopee fseo Of ehafee AdAreoe
Dr. J eKIl1lN HOU0H1Ol(s Howard Assoeiaeinn,
Phile6slphla, ~. nayl9-dAws9
UgUnDGxD AND D8I9uA71 CONSTITUTIONS
vtri sivs Ssi1k q 0asses $500, "a ss.bis
you 20 deep wSel. tee2AAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

TAHB NO MORE uNYIRADANT AND IN
0A10 Hx0nd&D ~ ulhleaeans 81 1anGssgqD
dioooeeo Ueg H1fnnoaSfO 6xsnAcs DueD Ep -
1oovaD 1DsB 49, leee0oeG4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0On - -
aIned b. nslasosDe 1xsaAcs DUcns. IUeowly
Cure sf HaAannassr, uhesna-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27
PREPARED OIL OF PALTa AND MACE,

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT HuCliu ID
ploAsnntin taste snd odor, free rom oil injurious
properties and immediate in Is action. ldswly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
Real Gstate Aarnts. !
A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURG
iA '' AT SHERIFF"S SALE,

A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURG
.A4 '' AT SHERIFF"S SALE.
John Elg g. Franz Reuseher, Superior Court.
TE obedience 70 the command OF an order Of sale.
issued by the superior Court Within and for the
County Of Montgomery, and to ME directed, wiz
ouer at public sale ut the door Of the Court House
In the city OF Dayton, Ohio, on
-AoHdGE March !, 1857, a. o'eloeb p, NJ,
The Following described real estate to.wit; sit.
uate Ia the County OF Montgomery and Site OF
Ohio all that lot traet OF parcel Of land lying and
being t9-Mt; beginning an the n. n corner OF
Henry BoHenbachS lot, and running from thence
north lGo feet along Water street Thence extend
Ing back to the Miami River adjoining the town OF
Miamisburg, in the county and State Aforesaid;
the same being the tract OF land conveyed BY Jacob
kercher and wife 70 David GuekhaltI, Andby him
TO Cobble, ana by Frederick Cobble 10 John Mover
deceased, father Of ThBFesa and Lenn MOyer; and
from thence 20 solomon Hibbert and from Solomon
Id,ie1eTl 70 Jacob Zimmerman, and Irom Jacob
tltoll on the revised plat of said town - l'I.|
said real estate has been appraised at SaSs 90 and
cannot sell TOT less than twO-thirda .oi the Ap.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH 2'5 a.IiH' ll
.uo- G. n. DAVIDSON, sherfh.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. m -I'UT- ITT'' alwtt
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aud sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments Federal and State, 10 use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil. rnis .ln rslt .uW+ I.ifH
9. ResOlCed, That the Radical majority In
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves to be In favor of Negro Suffrage by
forcing It upon the people of the District
Of Columbia against their almost unahi-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls
by forcing It upon the people of al the
Territories, and by their various devices to
coerce the people of the South to adopt it I;
that We are opposed TO Negro Suffrage be-
lieving II would be productive of evil to
both whites aud blacks, and tend TO pro-
duce disastrous conflict of races.
q. Resolved, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and to the maj ajority of the Judges
of the Supreme Court Of the United States
our hearty thanks. IU.u FH.
s. ResoiUed, That we are In favor Of
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees In
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY, us the pl1ce.
s.. Resolved, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support and that an early and thorough
organization of the party is indispensable.
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IRfaII ssatt...
1a9 LRNTs q APPLEGATR,
REAL ESTATE, AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
4..... DAYTON, ONO.

~
IA SMALL FARM, 37 ACRES: GOOD
brick house and well improved ak miles from
Dayton, adjoinlng Llbertyle4.BOO m -
a hne residence, bk acres well improved
Wlthlh one mile Of DaYtOn-- 60 300 .|I ~
tfame house andafour acree on greepcastle q
Bin-4fR,O00. cheap. 0H 7 ~ 80
a iarnl Of l2o acres, on Bear Creek, good land
farm two miles FROM Dayton. on the C,oyine.
ton ptkei W acres OF land; good brick house RE
new barn and other out buildings in good order
Good brick house and sixteen acre OF land an
Greencastle Hill, win be sold cheap III Sold soon
small farm Of twenty mine acres six miles from
Dayton, ON Liberty pikei well improved: "a mi he
sou cheap and on easy terms. 'i
Good farm neu Lenterville In Washington
township, Of 1851 acres, known as the i oH nis
tHfm, All IN the best Of order v in be id tbthi
Good iurt1, all In RoDQ Ofter In Whrftn Cuunfv
on Lebanon rpat IRON Middleton n Of one hun
dred aud t0prtetn aud one. bali aortS; n 'bAfpsip
Good iafna Of 65 actub, in lTebe COUNTY Oh Few
isOurg and West Baltthofe road. new house sne-
barn, good ygunk ofchatd Bli tn the Best order
part bttOm land, on NJ iller's fOfk d bargain
.SPod frame house and lot on Fourth Il above
high water marx sold At bargain II sold soon
a iarm OF 100 acres, mile north OF Brow MA sta
ZION on Western X r., on Twin Creek well i'm
A farm Of 90 scros, good improyements nj
broWns station on Western X R.-S390O Il''
i Tr, rn o. y aSEeS on Germantown Pike miles
a number of houses and lots In different parts Of
the CITY. All will be sold cheap,
tebS-u Do LENTZ a APPLE0ATE H. FA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
Me6ifal.
YOUNG MEN

The experience of the past ten yeats has demon
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy andl permanent cure OF Seminal
weakness, Emissions Physical and Nervous de-
sexual excess, or ~" '' '
YOUTHFUL INDIsCRETIoN,
which neglected ruins the happiness and units
the sufferer for business, Social Society or Mar
rlage, and often terminates In m untimely grave
Make no delay In seeking the remedy Bells
Specific Pills can be used without detection or In
terierenee with business pursults,
NO CHAN GE of ID Er IN NECESSARY
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains 90 pills,
with null directions and treatise on the conse-
quences and cure, Price One Dollar beware OF
counter eitsl II you cannot procure them of
your DrpggiBt, send the money to DIR. JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, ,8i9 broadway, New
York, and they will be sent by retui OF mail,
free FROM observation
For sale by Druggists generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
Or. ). BRYAN, C0NS'G PHYSICIAN,

$40 broadway, New York.
SPECIAL TREATmi Mt in all cases of
seminal, sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond
onco STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
How to Make Greenbacks.

n WANT FIFTY GOOD MEN, 10 travel and sell
i nv Fruit-tre igOrat0r, by State, county, or
simple right Circulars Of reference, from nu-
merOus Experienced parties, who have used IL Tor
the last four years. show IL 90 be an enterprise
which pAyB. and pays well, TO every man VINO
cultiRAteh trees or vines.
Honest, responsible and energetic men are
needed, but none other meet Opply, and the best q
references are required. The business, 50 TAR has
demonstrated that with proper activity frOm TWO
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH can be
realised, from now till the let April next.
HlN f.' U.s. Is BEST,
Jasd2w No. l07 Jefferson, Dayton, Ohio.
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GARD.

rINHE Undersigned would respectfully nform the
citizens OF Dayton and vicinity that he will de.
vote his time to the collection, for any one who
may neod his seryices, with promptnes OF ali
amount Of bills put In his hands Being acq uainted
with the land marks OF Montgomery County those
who have standing Bills would do well TO employ
him with the assurance that every dollar coll ected
win be promptly returned. Address Lock Box 95,
Dayton, Ohio aud the address will be promptly
attended to. no23dlm q. G. BREENE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
The Daily EMPIRE.
AGRICULTURAL.

A USEFUL TABLE.--Counting plants one
foot apart each way, we shall have fortyA
three thousand five hundred and sixty upon
an acre, because an acre contains thRtnum-
Der of superficial feet. Take the figure In
the first column of the following table as
the distance apart, and an acre viii contain
the number of plants In the second column (:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
DIVORCE NOTICE.

ToB Il, MARTLS, whose reSldance Is unknown.
81 Will taks notice that Mary Il Martin on the
18th of January, A. b. 1857, aled IN the Iourt al
Comu mon fleAsOf Montgomery County Ohio mar
petition, praying tor die6fee. hgalh5t said de-
drunkenness for more than three sans = -
-. a. ,ss, 49,. \ THOMPSON, Attorney
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is remedy four degrees stronger than the hbov
and Intended forspeClal cases Of long standing
Price Five Dollars por Box
II you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR., q
gist, they will be sent by mail poS Ddsd Sect Te
from observation, on receipt OF the money by Dr
> AMES BKf AN, Consulting Physician, s19 Broad.
way, New York. ' -
For sale by druggists generally. r ..H
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ENRANClS MOIIR, whose residence Is unknown
n Cornel hohr, now vile OF Clement Richie
VINO ltNs ~ tlefInont county, Ohio, John p MOhr
who lives AZ Randolph kouBty5 Illinois, ana ThOai.
as MOhr, who lives Ia Randolph county, Illinois
VIII take notice, that petition WAS died AGAINST
GA, 10 on thn TN day 20 JAnuafJ A. u 1857 IN the
superior Court, within ANA ior the JUunty of
We AND y nov pen ing herein said John h
Lnuwic demands partition 81 the follow inR rea
satate 20 VIII. Being dots numbered i've hundred
anu elKh'y lbSOl and i've hundred and eighty
Que, lpall oi the revised Vlst oi the city
o. ay ton and that ~ the ne fern 6f said Court
held after torty days trOn the itt0 OF the hst pub
ieAton ol this notiee, application Wiltlle made b
the said petit 'ner, Tor an order that partition
= " JoHS b LUDWIG
JAS. Ii BAG0OT.r. Att'y for Petitioner. isws
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
AVOID ThE ouAcKs.

II you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
lndi7cretion and have Seminal Weakness Emis.
sions, Nc, 4 will send you IrsS Of charge informa.
ton which, if followed will cure ou without the
aid OF medicines, Address HENRY AMsDEN,
jaldaw1ylT p. ONO station ~ New YofL'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15

q G = ~ is w, - n r r. d
Samples sent free. Nocapital reaul. ed. Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from 50 to $40 per day
Eaclose stamp, and address - =. ~
TRIpP q co, Ei Rhth street Now York
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
To IADTES.
Dr.. Harvey's Female Pills,

The experience Of thirty years has proved they
nave no equal for Removing Distractions and Ir-
No MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. They arc safe and sure In every case. Up-
wards OF 900 boxes arc sold anntfally and no
complaint Of their efficacy is ever heard for they
accom- plish what they are represented to do p
Sold in boxes Combating Sirfy PiLs Price one
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10
NUMBER s..
The Expected Change.

Washington letter writers know very
little more than other people abou. public
affairs, bu, inssmueh ss newspaper read,
ers attach some Importance to their say,
ings, We give the following from the pen
Of one Of the profss.ed prophets ..-.
ut mvsry certain that the political
news from different States is very uufa.
vorabe to the Republicans. New York
is going for the opposition. Pebnsvlva
mia will go Democratic, and even in Ohio
though the Radicals may elect a Cover,
nor, il is cow confidently expected that
they viii be in minority in the Lepis.
lature and thus loss the election OF q Sen.
ator The corruption, which exists eve
r7where in Govern meut, State, tnunicipai
and local officers. has become 90 great
and taxation is becoming 40 burdeusome,
that people are becoming frightened.-
They are being aroused 10 the conviction
that II is necessary to protect their prop,
etty hefore they are entirely stripped Of
Il. In Ohio the negro question has i,s
influence. There has been a considerable
in6ux Of blacks into that State, and they
no moro wish the blacks to rule tbere
than they intend that the Coolies aud
Chinamen shall participate in the govern.
ment in California. The question Of races
has settled the election there. II will
have its effect ir other States"
We shall soon see whether these pre-.
dictions are true or not. II the elections
result as predicted, we cannot see how
they are to beue6. US. They will no: az
feet, to anv ms,erisl extent, the Repubii
can majority in the present Coneres. !;
and il must be remembered that Congress
makes the laws which affects the South.
Besides, We have no assurance or promise
even that the opponents OF the Rspubli,
can party at the North, i! they succeed
in getting into power, will repeal existing
lava. In fact, before a change in the
Congress can possibly be effected, the Re-
construction laws will be complied with
by the Southern States, for they csuuo,
afford to wait two or three years for a
chaaee. in Northern sentiment. The pres
ent unsettled condition OF tho country Il
ruiooss to our interests, and 10 serio usly
ielt by both blacks and whites. ..- .
... ... .. Charlotte Democrat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10

The Cha'leston papars are frequently
en'ogisine the iberality Of the Charleston
hsrchants; and they tell OF their ability
to meet all the damsnds that country mer
chsnts may make upon them 10 the way
OF trsds-by selling their goods 10 them
a. l"~ asthev can be purch sseh in Norlh.
e'n cities. And it is wondered by some
why country msrchsnts 20 on north TO
buy goods when they can he bought 90
reasonable in Charleston. We think one
good reason may be found in the fac, that
country merchants don't knoD ,ha, they
can do better bv trading exclusively 10
Charleston, aud tho Cha,les,on merch ants
certainly have not svinced much libesali,y
20 inform 'hem Of the fact III il be fact
If Charleston merchants coo6ne their ad.
veliisements to the city papers. instead oi
publishing with liberal hand 10 all the
country papers. and prove themselves
liberal. they need not wonder why coun,
uv merchants. and even many planters
and traders. give the old "ci,y by the sea"
the 60 by. A few printed circulars, sent
through the mnils, can't effect ANYTHING
the gentlemen must come gu, sonare be.
fore the country people in their local pa
pers and convince buyers thai Charlss,or
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10

DISTURBANCE IN UsroN COUNTY, N. G..
We learn that some difficulty occurred
in Union County last week between the
Sheriff and parties who resisted his au.
thority. II seems that a negro man from
abroad has recently went to ,ba, county
and been behaving badly. He carried
concealed weapons and bad been drilling
the negroes in military companies. The
Sheriff vas ordered by the comm spder
OF this District to arrest him, which he
did. when = mob Of blacks and whites
released the prisoner from the hands Of
tho Sheriff BY force. Wbersupon.. Capt.
Lezel!s promptly sent a detachment Of
soldisss 70 the county and arrested ,hs
persons concstped in interfering With the
Sheriff. Some four or five white men
and as many negroes were brough, 70
this place and confined in Jail. They de-.
servo and no doubt will receive seve,s
punishment. Their trial .commsnced a
Headquarters on Saturday last Char
lott Democrat ls inst. ..ans1-f
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captain. "Iisre il my LETT arm ~ sound
- ever. I have no wound uoou my
check can dance from dark dll d. vu I"
"Ho- could you he so cruers" said
julia. 1T is my turn to s.k you whether
you are s'II willing to fulfill your engage
msnt Nth me" ........ -. ..
with all my hesrt," said the captain
IL am g''sved for the loss Of Jour h.suty,
| confess, but your heart and mind are
de"rer than your person" .. ... .r,.
Excuse me for = moment" said the
lady =! must retire for = few MON MA. {"
In an ins,an, she returned radiant in
all the glory Of her charms. .u.v,-r...
PAUL." s.id she, "ho~ do you like me
aowar I'd. r.a. ..... ..... . ..
"You ar. an angel" said the captsin.
holding her In his arms. How could
you trrs, me 40 crneIly ~ith the red nose
and h'ue ,pec,aclss - ...... ... .
mo, = word OF that" said the beau,y
wv" have friends in camp who expossd
your Jealous folly, and it was only ii, for
tat +"
IL avow it an."said the captain land
he'e. j svow, I a,p cured Of nv jealousy
forever" '~.' 3
When they ~ers married. which FOL
loved ~ ama.ter OF course, they wers
pronounced the handsome., couple ,ba,
ever sub'ni,ted to the matrimonial moose.
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Gen. A. p. Hill and the Lieutenant
~ who did his Duty"

On the evening OF the l7th or 18th Of
Sepiemher, 1862, after the terrible car
mage Of SharpshurQ. with Others who
we're wounded, vet able 20 walk, I had
panssd by the rosd.ids. 10, far from
Sheperd.'o~n. The artillery and wagon
trains had cut up" the roads badly
Lieutenant G, vita guard. va. in the
rear Of Gsnsrsl d. II Hars wagon train,
where one OF the ~seons had .s,mck fast.
The General had given him strict orders
I" sllo~ no train TO pr" shpsd ri him.
While attempting, in vain, To move for
wvd. another train OF wagons came mn
behind. A plain looking man. wearing
= calico ,hin and leading his horse. ap
proschsd Lieu,ensnt.G and ssln,ed him.
The Lieutenant ssid he thou ght lie ~ss
. qnsrttr,nss'sr sergesnt and did NOT no,
tire him. he moved of few step. and
seated himself upon .omslhing lying on
the gsoand. ... a.. s,# ry.. s,...s g
Eauisnsnt g. seAnnsd iardy in his
movements about getting ,he "iasi"
wagon o"', and the supposed ..roe.n,
ordered the wagon train to move around
him.
"You can't do that" said Lisutensp,
G, mo wagon sh.n pass me"
"You .penk - = man Of authority" )"
ssid The persopsgs in the calico shirt.
"I ana man Of authority. sir. and
don't wish any Of vour js~ r. '"'
A smile WA tho reply TO ,his. and
again ha ordered rho wagons forward.
"Bv Heaven | YOU wilI not move foo,
until I do! have positive orA.rs t,om
Gsnera! Hill that no wagon mus, pass
me. and. sir. III arrest you IL you order
thu, train forward nQsin." p. .. .. ..
81 am GaneraL Hill myself. sirr"
"Th- deues you ars-~hv. do you sup.
p"se donf know my own commander 7"
Ri-ing from bis seat to bic .ull height,
ne rephed. m = steniof'an voice, Il am
General A.>P. Hill, sis--forward that
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"B.g pardon, Ge"sra! 90
!"Not at all, Lisstsosnt--alwsys do
youv duty - u1 : 80 O.. -
: "'Thsnk von:' bur plssss tell General
D.1H Ibid ny Ses. b kerp your train
in Ms rear ~ $oxthsrr Opinion.